In Episode 454 of The Andrew Parker Show, Andrew Parker delivers a forceful and wide-ranging analysis of the growing breakdown of the rule of law—both at home and abroad.

Andrew begins in Minneapolis, once a model of good government, now gripped by recurring unrest, political radicalization, and open resistance to federal law enforcement. He examines how state and local officials are encouraging obstruction and interference with immigration enforcement, the consequences of an unenforced border under the Biden administration, and why disagreement with policy never justifies ignoring or undermining the law itself.

Drawing on historical parallels—from school desegregation to the Berkeley riots—Andrew explains why the rule of law, not political ideology, is the foundation that holds a democracy together. Protest is protected. Rioting, intimidation, and interference are not.

The episode then turns overseas to Iran, where tens of thousands of protesters opposing the regime have reportedly been murdered. Andrew delivers a blunt assessment of U.S. leadership, the dangers of inaction, and what America’s response—or lack thereof—signals to the world, Israel, and the future of peace in the Middle East.

This episode is a warning, a history lesson, and a call for moral clarity: when the rule of law collapses, the consequences are severe—and often irreversible.

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In this episode of The Andrew Parker Show, Andrew Parker examines the growing national divide over immigration enforcement, federal authority, and the rule of law—and why America now finds itself pushed to the brink.

Broadcasting from Minneapolis, Andrew addresses the tragic death of Renee Good and places it within the broader conflict surrounding ICE operations, immigration policy, and escalating political rhetoric. He explores the fundamental clash between globalist ideology and democratically enacted federal law and explains why disagreement with policy does not justify refusal to enforce it.

This episode confronts the role of elected officials and the media in fueling public outrage, undermining law enforcement, and creating an environment where chaos replaces constitutional process. Andrew discusses documented ICE enforcement actions, the legal realities surrounding deportation, and the dangers of incitement when facts are subordinated to narrative.

At its core, this is a discussion about democracy itself—how laws are changed, what happens when election results are rejected in practice, and why the erosion of the rule of law threatens public safety and national cohesion.

If you are seeking clear-eyed analysis rather than slogans, this episode delivers Smart, Plain Talk on one of the most consequential issues of our time.

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In Part II of his hard-hitting analysis, Andrew Parker continues his examination of how Minnesota has gone from a model of good governance to the epicenter of national outrage and unrest.

This episode centers on the fatal shooting of a woman during a federal immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota and the political fallout that followed. Andrew breaks down the legal realities surrounding federal law enforcement authority, the dangers of state and local officials interfering with federal law, and how inflammatory rhetoric from progressive leadership has contributed to an increasingly volatile and lawless environment.

Andrew challenges the narrative that enforcement itself is the problem, arguing instead that elections, the rule of law, and democratic processes are being undermined in favor of chaos, street politics, and selective outrage. He addresses the real human consequences of illegal immigration, the misuse of tragedy for political messaging, and the growing breakdown of order in Minneapolis.

The episode also expands to foreign policy, comparing Democratic and Republican leadership on the world stage, with a sharp focus on Iran, the Middle East, Israel, and the stark contrast between Trump-era deterrence and decades of failed Democratic foreign policy.

This is an unfiltered discussion about law, accountability, leadership, and the consequences of abandoning democratic norms—both at home and abroad.

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In this powerful and deeply personal episode of The Andrew Parker Show, Andrew speaks from the heart—and from the epicenter of what he describes as a profound collapse of law, order, and good governance.

Broadcast from downtown Minneapolis, Andrew examines how progressive political leadership has transformed what was once one of America’s most well-run cities into ground zero for anarchy, insecurity, and civic breakdown. He connects local unrest, opposition to law enforcement, and defiance of federal immigration laws to a broader national pattern—one that he argues puts public safety, national security, and democratic norms at risk.

The episode confronts difficult and controversial questions: What happens when elected officials openly encourage resistance to the law? When law enforcement is undermined rather than supported? When borders are ignored, cities refuse cooperation with ICE, and political leaders prioritize ideology over safety?

Andrew also draws clear lines between domestic disorder and global instability—addressing U.S. foreign policy failures, Iran, Hamas, antisemitism, and the refusal to confront violent extremism at home and abroad. From the George Floyd riots to the present moment, he argues that America has failed to learn hard lessons—and that the cost is measured in lives, livelihoods, and lost trust.

This episode is a call to return to the rule of law, moral clarity, and leadership that puts safety and security first—regardless of party.

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Renowned British journalist and author Melanie Phillips joins Andrew Parker for a wide-ranging, fearless conversation about the West’s crisis of truth, the rise of ideological coercion, and why Judeo-Christian foundations still matter in a secular age.

They begin with Phillips’ experience being “canceled before cancel culture,” her break with legacy media orthodoxy, and why the loss of confidence in objective truth has left institutions unable to distinguish reality from propaganda. From the David Irving vs. Deborah Lipstadt trial to today’s revisionism on Israel and antisemitism, Phillips argues we are living through a full-scale battle over truth—now accelerated by technology and cultural intimidation.

The conversation turns to October 7, 2023, the immediate global reaction, and what it reveals about modern moral inversion. Phillips explainseaks about the progressive alliance with the Palestinian Arab narrative, the psychology behind tearing down hostage posters, and why ideology becomes a sealed belief system where evidence no longer matters.

Finally, Andrew and Melanie tackle multiculturalism, national identity, and whether Europe can still be saved. Phillips explains why multiculturalism is not simply tolerance, but a doctrine that can dissolve the shared foundations of a democratic society—and why the West may soon face the difficult paradox of taking “illiberal measures” to preserve a liberal order.

Melanie Phillips is the author of The Builder’s Stone: How Jews and Christians Built the West—and Why Only They Can Save It.

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In this timely and wide-ranging conversation, Andrew Parker is joined by former Congressman and presidential candidate Dean Phillips to examine the moral, political, and institutional challenges facing the United States as 2026 begins.

Andrew and Dean begin with the global rise of antisemitism and its role as a warning sign of moral decay throughout history. They discuss how antisemitism, extremism, and ideological intolerance have re-entered public discourse—and why leaders across the political spectrum have failed to confront it with clarity and resolve.

The conversation expands to immigration, radical ideologies, isolationism, and America’s responsibility to defend democratic values at home while supporting stability abroad. Dean reflects on his decision to challenge an incumbent president from his own party, the personal and political cost of breaking party orthodoxy, and why America’s two major political parties no longer function in the public interest.

Together, Andrew and Dean make a compelling case for political competition, primary election participation, campaign finance reform, and renewed civic engagement as essential steps to rebuilding American leadership.

The episode concludes with a candid assessment of Minnesota—once a national model for good governance—and what must change if the state is to reclaim its reputation for integrity, opportunity, and effective leadership.

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In the final episode of 2025, Andrew Parker delivers a comprehensive year-in-review, examining the ten defining events that reshaped America, the West, and the global order.

From Donald Trump’s historic return to the presidency and the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, to the rise of artificial intelligence, escalating conflict in the Middle East, the bombing of Iran, and the accelerating normalization of antisemitism, this episode explores the political, moral, and cultural forces that altered the course of the year.

Andrew unpacks the resurgence of Islamist extremism, the war against Israel, the West’s retreat from its foundational values, and why 2025 marked more than a political turning point—it marked a civilizational reckoning.

This is a sobering, unfiltered assessment of where we stand as we close the year, and why 2026 will demand clarity, courage, and moral resolve.

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Tucker Carlson argues that Israel is a liability to the United States. He’s wrong.

 In Episode 447 of The Andrew Parker Show, Andrew Parker explains—point by point—why Israel is not only a critical ally, but America’s strongest and most reliable partner on the world stage. From national security and intelligence sharing to battlefield-tested military innovation, economic return on investment, and shared democratic values, this episode dismantles the claim that the U.S.–Israel relationship is one-sided or harmful.

Andrew explores how Israel strengthens American security without requiring U.S. troops, acts as a force multiplier against shared enemies, and delivers technological and medical innovations that save American lives. He also contrasts Israel’s commitment to freedom, rule of law, and liberal democracy with the authoritarian regimes surrounding it—raising serious questions about why Israel alone is singled out as expendable.

This is a clear-eyed, data-driven defense of one of America’s most consequential alliances—and a warning about the cost of getting it wrong.

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In Episode 446 of The Andrew Parker Show, Andrew Parker asks a fundamental question: Does the rule of law still matter?

This episode examines a public letter issued by faculty affiliated with the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey School of Public Affairs criticizing immigration enforcement—and what that letter reveals about the mindset of modern public policy elites. Drawing on his personal experience as a graduate of both the Humphrey School and the Mondale School of Law, Parker explores what the letter says, what it omits, and why selective outrage erodes public trust, safety, and democratic accountability.

The discussion addresses immigration, enforcement of existing law, large-scale fraud, public safety, and the dangers of academic echo chambers that prioritize ideology over consequences. Parker also connects these issues to broader constitutional concerns, including the boundaries of the First Amendment, institutional responsibility, and the real-world cost of abandoning law and order.

A candid and timely episode on immigration, public policy, and why a society that stops enforcing its laws places itself at risk.

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In this urgent and uncompromising episode, Andrew Parker confronts the growing reality many Western governments refuse to name: we are in a war for our values, our civilization, and the survival of the Jewish people.

From the October 7 attacks to the global spread of the call to “globalize the Intifada,” Parker examines the rise of radical Islamist terror, the moral relativism that excuses it, and the political leaders who enable it through feckless governance and open-border policies. He explains why these attacks make the case for Zionism unmistakably clear, why freedom of speech does not extend to incitement of violence, and why pretending this threat will fade on its own is both dangerous and dishonest.

 This episode challenges listeners to confront uncomfortable truths about terrorism, immigration, Western complicity, and the price of failing to defend moral clarity before it is too late.

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