David Pollack joins The Anchormen.

California State Rep. Carl DeMaio’s “Reform California” is taking a blowtorch to the rot in the state’s GOP establishment that has caved to special interests, dark money, and one-party Democrat rule for decades. DeMaio has cracked the code: build a true grassroots army, ditch consultants that burn millions on losing campaigns, and run hard on the issues Californians actually care about — like the crushing cost of living. With a fraction of the Democrats’ war chest, they’re not just competing… they’re winning. Now they’re pushing voter ID in deep-blue California — aiming for a margin “too big to rig.” But make no mistake: this fight is about to turn into a political bar brawl.

Chrissie Mayr joins The Anchormen

Inspired by the work of Nick Shirley in Minnesota, Private Investigator Amy Reichert is exposing what appears to be a sprawling daycare fraud scheme in San Diego, CA. Digging through state records, Reichert uncovered taxpayer-funded daycares reporting dozens of enrolled children—despite having ZERO kids on site.Millions in public dollars. Phantom students. And mounting questions.

Jack Posobiec joins The Anchormen

Gen Z activist Owen Girard tells The Anchormen how finding Christ transformed him from a radical socialist into a faith-grounded conservative. As a Turning Point USA field rep in Florida’s Panhandle, he says young Americans are waking up—seeking God, the American Dream, and rejecting a radical left agenda that threatens both.

Aly Legge joins The Anchormen.

Army veteran and conservative influencer Rob Smith joins The Anchormen to expose how mainstream media lies, Washington corruption, and a broken system are fueling a new conservative uprising online. He argues the GOP’s future depends on aggressive investigative journalism, election integrity, and breaking the grip of a gerontocracy that’s failed younger generations. From Minnesota fraud to the rise of the MAHA movement, Smith lays out how the GOP can survive its next test… the midterms.

Chris Cox joins The Anchormen.

As dust settles after the deadly protests in Iran, the Anchormen debate Iranian political analyst Ali Alizadeh.  He argues sanctions crippled Iran’s economy, which fueled unrest. Over 3,000 people were killed… yet the sanctions remain.  So what happens next? Do Iranians really want American intervention? Will the U.S. engage in yet another failed Middle East regime change war? Can the uprising be Iran’s Tiananmen Square moment? Or is real change in Iran just a desert mirage?