This episode covers a wide-ranging look at U.S. politics and government as the 2026 midterms approach, examining controversies involving Donald Trump, White House aides, the Kennedy Center, Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding and a Russian businessman, restrictions on White House press access, the Supreme Court’s mail-in-ballot ruling, the EPA’s environmental rollback, Federal Reserve policy, rising bankruptcies, measles deaths in Pennsylvania, congressional oversight of Kash Patel and Pete Hegseth, the Alaska and Ohio races, ICE hiring concerns, the Florida bestiality case, the Tillamook cheese controversy, and Trump’s proposed Arlington-area triumphal arch and military facility. Throughout, the episode focuses on government accountability, transparency, media access, economic conditions, public health, and the importance of examining documents, dates, numbers, and competing claims as voters head toward the November midterms.

This episode of Resistance Radio examines the major political, economic, military, and democratic issues facing America in September 2026, including the ongoing Iran and Ukraine wars, rising gas and diesel prices, tariffs, Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividend, the midterm elections, redistricting and mail-in voting battles, Trump’s finances, the Epstein files, military leadership changes, LIV Golf, AI safety, measles and vaccine policy, and Trump’s comments about Irish reunification. The common thread is accountability—whether it’s the president, Congress, the courts, the military, or voters themselves. The episode argues that Americans need to question claims, demand transparency, protect fair elections, stay informed, and remember that political disagreements should never turn Americans against one another.

This episode of Resistance Radio covers major political and economic stories heading into the 2026 midterm elections, including key races in Texas, Florida, and Michigan, voting laws, immigration enforcement, tariffs, gas and food prices, mortgage rates, and the federal deficit. It also examines controversies involving the White House ballroom, Hope Florida, political fundraising, and several Trump administration policies. The episode closes by reflecting on the 25th anniversary of September 11th, emphasizing the importance of civic participation, checking facts, voting, and finding common ground despite political divisions.

Resistance Radio is back! We break down the latest political headlines and the 2026 midterms, focusing on the key Senate races that could decide control of Congress. We cover Trump, Iran, tariffs and Canada, beef prices, 9/11, and the importance of voting—while remembering the victims of the devastating flooding in Nepal. And yes… it’s still the Gulf of Mexico and still Lake Ontario.

This week on Resistance Radio, we examine government accountability, public health, national security, immigration, the economy, and the growing battle over executive power. We cover Todd Blanche’s controversial confirmation as Attorney General, foodborne illness and measles, Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, deaths in ICE custody, the Epstein files, Fauci’s contempt fight, Trump’s White House ballroom, birthright citizenship, China’s trade tensions, Meta’s legal battle over children’s safety, and the July jobs report. This is our final episode before a two-week break, and when we return, Resistance Radio goes full midterm mode — breaking down candidates, policies, and the choices voters will face in 2026.

In this week’s episode of Resistance Radio, we break down the biggest political and national news stories shaping America as the country enters the final 92 days before the 2026 midterm elections. We cover the controversy surrounding Lindsey Graham’s funeral, key Senate confirmation battles, Dr. Anthony Fauci’s testimony on Capitol Hill, Trump’s Iran negotiations, the economy, tariffs, cyber threats, food safety recalls, gun violence, veterans’ healthcare, and the growing debate over government accountability. We also examine how these issues affect everyday Americans—from rising prices and back-to-school costs to national security and the future of democracy—and why staying informed and voting in November has never been more important.

In this episode of Resistance Radio, we discuss President Trump’s continued false claims about the 2020 election and why they matter heading into the 2026 midterms. We also talk about the expanding war with Iran, the growing toll on U.S. service members, rising prices, tariffs, inflation, immigration, public health outbreaks, and allegations of government corruption. Plus, we cover several of the week’s biggest political stories and explain how they affect everyday Americans, while reminding everyone why staying informed and voting this November is so important.

Hey everybody, I'm back from my open-heart surgery. This is my first podcast episode in a month. We talked a lot about the Iran war and death of soldiers and ice still killing citizens! crazy things Pete Hegseth is doing andthe death of a US senator and possibly another one and so much more take a lesson and make sure you're an educated voter!

This episode is about the Trump administration and how they are pushing the country into a period of legal, economic, and institutional strain, then we walk through a series of recent controversies — including court rulings, immigration enforcement, energy policy, inflation, Social Security warnings, political violence, and election battles — to argue that the U.S. is under “system-wide pressure” heading into the 2026 election cycle. this is also my final episode for a couple weeks since I will be out with my open-heart surgery, but I will be back. I can't wait to be back with my Resistance Radio family

In this episode, we dig into the growing crisis in Washington and what it means for everyday Americans. From war powers and executive overreach to rising costs, collapsing trust in institutions, and the nonstop culture war distractions, this conversation looks at how power keeps expanding while accountability keeps fading. We also break down the political fallout from Trump’s latest pardon, the debate over foreign policy and military action, and why so many people feel like the system is working against them instead of for them.

At the same time, this episode examines the real-life pressures Americans are facing right now — debt, inflation, healthcare, housing, and the fear that the basics of daily life are slipping further out of reach. It’s a hard look at the state of the country, the dangers of unchecked authority, and why staying informed and engaged matters more than ever.