Steve Deace Show

Steve and the team share their take on the news (and subsequent walk-back) from the World Health Organization that COVID-19 spreads very rarely through asymptomatic carriers. Abigail Shrier, a writer for the Wall Street Journal, talks about the latest in the saga of the New York Times vs. Senator Tom Cotton. In Hour Two, the team plays a game of Fake News or Not. For Pop Culture Tuesday, the team tries to imagine what it'll look like when NFL players start protesting in favor of "conservative" causes.

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Steve discusses the saga of the Iowa Hawkeye football program, whose strength and conditioning coach was the latest target of the racist virtue-signalers. Bob Vander Plaats from the Family Leader joins the show to discuss the ridiculous pace of news and events that is the year 2020. In Hour Two, the Monday Town Hall centers on whether Donald Trump, as of this day, would earn your vote.

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Steve and the team are joined by New York talk show host Shannon Joy to discuss the remarkable pivot from lockdowns to anarchy, the latest brainwashing fad of forcing white people to kneel, and who the worst Democrat in New York is. In Hour Two, Steve responds to listener feedback.

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Steve and the crew discuss how it seems increasingly apparent in recent days that the forces behind the continued COVID-19 lockdowns and the rioting and looting have very little desire to share a country with conservatives. Steve makes a big announcement regarding the movie adaptation of his book, "A Nefarious Plot." In Hour Two, the team watches and comments on a documentary Steve was featured in from 2017 regarding the origins and demands of Antifa.

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Steve Deace says he totally agrees that black lives matter — including the ones murdered by the likes of Planned Parenthood. The team plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold on a variety of topics. Daniel Horowitz, host of the Conservative Review podcast, joins the show to discuss the latest lies surrounding the coronavirus and the ongoing lawlessness in the country.

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Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss how, in the midst of having their institution's name tarnished by corruption and scandal, one tweet from the FBI shows how unserious they actually are. Syndicated columnist Phil Kerpen joins the show to put a bow on the science and data behind the Wuhan coronavirus. In Hour Two, Steve and the team review what could be the greatest monologue in the history of cable news. For Pop Culture Tuesday, Steve and Aaron review their experience going back to the theater for the first time in months.

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Steve and the team discuss how, in the midst of a weekend of violence in the United States, it's time for President Trump to do something he hasn't done a whole lot of the last few months: courageously lead. Bob Vander Plaats from the Family Leader joins the show to discuss why Sunday night's protests in Des Moines, Iowa, had a far different (and better) ending than previous nights'. In Hour Two, Steve fields listener calls on their feelings about this weekend's events.

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Steve, Todd, and Aaron are joined by Denise McAllister of RomansOne.com to discuss the biggest stories of the week in review, including President Trump's new executive order targeting social media companies. In Hour Two, the team fields listener feedback for Feedback Friday.

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Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the horrendous events of this week in Minneapolis, where violent unrest has broken out after the death of a man at the hands of the police. Then, Steve's old friend and former acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker joins the program to discuss his new book detailing just how deep the D.C. swamp goes. In Hour Two, Theology Thursday is a response to the former lead singer of the Christian band Hawk Nelson, who says he's now giving up on God. The team plays a game of 3 Questions.

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Steve Deace discusses why the public officials who developed and implemented the plan to put COVID+ patients in nursing homes should be tried and sentenced to prison. The team also plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold on a cornucopia of topics. Daniel Horowitz of Blaze Media's Conservative Review podcast joins the show to discuss some explosive new data that reveals even more inconvenient truths about coronavirus.

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