Restoring America with Grace Reilly

America turns 250 this year, and a new poll says 29% of Democrats aren't proud to be American anymore. A lot of them won't even fly the flag on the 4th!

In this episode, I walk through the numbers, and some of them are genuinely hard to look at. Pride on the left has cratered. The two parties can't even agree on what the 4th of July is for. And there's the State of the Union moment Democrats refused to stand for. I also get into why it's happening, from what kids are taught in school to what the media rewards, plus a comfort that's quietly crowded out gratitude.

The point is simple: your patriotism shouldn't rise and fall with whoever sits in the White House. It goes back to the God-given rights the founders put everything on the line to protect.

Democrats ask for photo ID at the door of their own events. But bring up voter ID at the ballot box and suddenly it's an attack on democracy.

In this episode, I break down the double standard at the heart of the election integrity fight: the DNC and the Obama Foundation requiring ID for their events while opposing it for voting. I also get into California, where ballots get counted for weeks and nobody will clean up the voter rolls, the Save America Act that's stuck in Congress even though 83% of Americans want it, Doug Truax's 10-point plan to make our elections trustworthy again, and the Voter Reference Foundation's push for real transparency.

Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire and the left is furious. Jimmy Kimmel, AOC, Bernie, and Elizabeth Warren all reached for the same line: tax the rich.

In today's episode, I break down why "tax the rich" doesn't actually work, and why, as the Federalist's Brianna Lyman put it on Fox Business, the real problem isn't a revenue problem — it's a spending problem.

We look at the record-breaking SpaceX IPO that just made 4,400 employees millionaires, why 892 companies (and $47 billion) fled New York's socialist hellscape, what Venezuela's collapse should teach us, and what Madison, Friedman, and Thatcher understood that today's politicians refuse to.

A Marxist magazine and Zohran Mamdani are trying to repackage an old socialist creed that history has discredited time and time again.

For this special crossover episode of Restoring America, Grace Reilly sits down with Marxism expert Paul Kengor to walk through his new piece for The American Spectator, The Moronic Idiocy of Municipal Socialism, and discuss what Zohran Mamdani actually has planned for New York City.

Special Guest: Paul Kengor.

In this special episode of Restoring America, I'm bringing you to the Newsmax set in New York City to react in real time to the top stories of the day.

We get into Mamdani's New York and the radical candidates the Democrats keep pushing through, Steven A. Smith dragging Trump into a Knicks game, what denaturalization actually means (and how Obama did it too), blue-state "refugees" carrying failed policies into red states, the lawsuit trying to block Trump's UFC event at the White House, and the questions piling up around California's elections.

The pattern underneath all of it is the same: the left politicizes everything, then calls it a scandal only when Trump does it. They're telling us who they are — believe them.

Why is American healthcare so expensive, and can Trump actually fix it? Obamacare was sold as "affordable" and has been anything but.

For years we've watched problems develop in the healthcare industry, a big one being the government's involvement. Now the Trump administration has a plan to maximize price transparency, lower drug prices, insurance premiums, and hold big insurance companies accountable. Today we'll dive in on all of this and more!

Eighty-two years ago, 160,000 men stormed the beaches of Normandy. Most of us have forgotten what gave them the courage to do it.

In this episode I get into the line Reagan drew between using force to free people and using force to conquer them, why Clarence Thomas says faith is where real courage actually comes from, and what that asks of the rest of us.

Most of us will never storm a beach. We can still live like that sacrifice meant something.

Your rights do not come from Washington. They do not come from Congress, the courts, or the White House. Justice Clarence Thomas made that clear in a powerful lecture at the University of Texas, and it cuts straight to the heart of the question behind Restoring America: what are we actually restoring America to?

In this episode, I react to Thomas’s speech on the Declaration of Independence, God-given rights, the purpose of government, progressivism, courage, and the founding principles America must recover as we approach our 250th year.

This is not just a history lesson. It is a challenge to every American, and especially to leaders who claim to defend liberty while compromising the principles that made this country worth preserving.

Spencer Pratt has Karen Bass and the entire LA establishment rattled — and tomorrow, California votes. I sat down with someone who's actually on the ground for it all.

In today's episode, I talk with Kyle Campbell — host of Politically Basic, an LA resident, and an advisor on the Steve Hilton for Governor campaign — about what the headlines aren't telling you the day before the primary.

We get into whether Pratt's viral campaign can really beat Bass, the quiet "donate to Bass, vote Pratt" theory, Steve Hilton's "Califordable" plan for the governor's race, and Newsom's so-called "break the glass" plan.

If your ballot is still on the counter, this one matters before you vote.

In celebration of America's 250th birthday, Rededicate 250 was held on the National Mall to rededicate the nation to God, and critics immediately labeled it "Christian nationalism." But that label is designed to silence Christians, not describe them.

In this episode, I react to the Rededicate 250 event and break down what the critics are getting wrong. I cover the historical connection between Christianity and America's founding, why the word "rededication" is the key here, where I think some of the Trump and White House faith criticism has merit, and what the data is actually telling us about faith in America right now.