The Anchormen

Elle Cochran joins The Anchormen.

The Anchormen offer their final insights into the midterm elections as the country heads to the polls, breaking down the races that could tip the balance of power in Washington. Then they head south to unpack the results of Brazil’s high-stakes election and what it means for the region. Plus, the Pentagon’s new heat-ray weapon at the border raises big questions about the future of border security, and a Haitian gang’s capture of Salvadoran soldiers sends shockwaves through the international mission to restore order.

Riley Lewis and Chris Cella host Gerard Michaels for a conversation about Hollywood, wokeness, and the fight for American culture.

Dr. Juliette Engel shares her harrowing account of surviving the CIA's notorious MK-Ultra program, claiming her father sold her into it at age six. In her memoir Sparky: Surviving Sex Magick, Engel recounts years of alleged torture, sexual abuse, and mind-control experiments before escaping at 17. From CIA mind-control allegations to her crusade against international child trafficking, Engel exposes what she believes is a sinister network of exploitation operating in the shadows of American intelligence.

Cliff Maloney joins The Anchormen.

The Anchormen analyze Polymarket prediction markets: Are republicans a long shot to keep the U.S. House in the midterms?  Will Artificial Intelligence win Time Person of the Year? Who are the 2028 presidential frontrunners?

Joshua Philipp joins The Anchormen.

The Anchormen take on America’s death penalty methodology after convicted murderer Christa Pike survives a botched execution, while the Fort Hood attacker faces death by firing squad — a military first since WWII. Newly released bodycam footage reveals the chilling aftermath of a 6-year-old shooting his first-grade teacher in Virginia. Meanwhile, right-wing populism challenges Marxism’s grip on Latin America as violent riots rock the streets of Paris. Plus, is the “Russian Plague” a real threat or just another wave of fearmongering?

On this episode of The Anchormen, a Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders ad featuring a young white man as the face of welfare abuse sparks a fiery debate over the GOP’s broader midterm messaging problem.

Eric Eggers joins The Anchormen.