The Bryce Eddy Show

Jeremy Boreing is back — and he's bringing receipts. Bryce sits down with his guest to unpack Boreing's authentic, no-BS return to the spotlight, his outsized (and often underappreciated) role in building Daily Wire from the ground up, and why hard-driving leaders like him are exactly what the conservative movement needs more of.

From there the conversation turns to Candace Owens — her fallout from Turning Point USA and Daily Wire, the mounting evidence contradicting her claims about Charlie Kirk's death, and why the guys believe TPUSA made a costly mistake putting Erika Kirk in the spotlight too soon. They also dig into Trump's bombshell election security speech, the alleged Chinese interference in U.S. elections, and what it means for 2026 and beyond — plus a candid conversation about masculinity, leadership, and faith in a culture that keeps trying to soften both.

Bold, unfiltered, and not afraid to name names — this is the Bryce Eddy Show.

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Bryce sits down with his friend Kevin Kru of White Rose Resistance, the Christian pro-life organization co-founded with Seth Gruber. Kevin — who came from a business coaching and consulting background before joining full-time — opens up about leadership, healthy conflict, and what it takes to help run a fast-growing, distinctly masculine pro-life movement alongside strong personalities like Seth Gruber and AJ Hurley.

He shares his own story of how the Center for Medical Progress undercover videos and the rise of ISIS pushed him to get involved, and how that eventually led him from doing marketing and podcast production for Seth to joining White Rose full-time. Kevin and Bryce dig into what separates White Rose from other pro-life organizations — a focus on genuinely changing culture rather than just making noise — and the theology behind why they believe the church needs to reclaim its role as "salt and light" in the culture.

The back half of the conversation centers on White Rose's new film, "The Last Stand," which traces how the early church responded to infanticide in Rome through to the modern day, and how churches can bring a screening to their own congregation. Kevin also makes a direct appeal to pastors on why avoiding the topic of abortion does their congregations a disservice, and closes with how listeners can support White Rose Resistance's work — both financially and through their activism arm.

📘 Get "The Last Stand" film and companion book: thelaststand.com

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Bryce sits down with Jack Tomczak of Americans for Citizen Voting, a longtime political operative who's worked on campaigns since the late '90s, to break down a constitutional detail most people assume is already settled: the U.S. Constitution doesn't explicitly require voters in federal elections to be U.S. citizens — it leaves that eligibility question to the states. Jack walks through how his organization has worked to amend state constitutions to close that loophole, why California and a handful of other states remain out of reach for that approach, and why his group is now pushing a federal resolution to settle the question at the constitutional level.

The conversation covers the current politics around that push — including which lawmakers are involved, the vote count needed to get it to the floor, and Jack's read on why some Republicans remain hesitant despite what he describes as overwhelming public support. Bryce and Jack also spend time on voter ID, the broader "is our system secure" debate, and wrap up with their take on the recent LA mayoral race and the case for faster, more transparent vote counting nationwide.

TIMESTAMPS

• 00:00 — Intro, welcome Jack Tomczak
• 00:50 — Jack's background in politics, from Senate campaigns to today
• 03:29 — Why Jack prefers issue advocacy over politics itself
• 04:26 — "Politics is downstream of culture"
• 05:25 — Overview of Americans for Citizen Voting
• 07:11 — What the Constitution actually says (and doesn't say) about voter eligibility
• 09:35 — The California scenario — how one state's rules could ripple into federal elections
• 11:28 — The two-front strategy: state constitutions and a federal amendment
• 11:52 — Responding to opposition talking points
• 13:40 — Voter ID discussion
• 15:15 — Breaking down the federal resolution and what it does
• 16:13 — Political hesitation — why some Republicans haven't signed on
• 18:22 — Polling numbers on citizen-only voting support
• 19:05 — Odds of getting a floor vote
• 21:15 — The LA mayor's race
• 22:36 — The case for faster, more transparent elections
• 24:27 — How to get involved, contacting Congress
• 25:04 — Where to follow the organization

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Bryce welcomes back Sir Michael Letts, founder and president of InVest USA, the nonprofit he started over 30 years ago to get bulletproof vests to law enforcement officers who didn't have them. Michael explains how vest technology has had to evolve from concealable models to titanium-plated active-shooter vests as the threats officers face have escalated, and shares sobering numbers on how many officers still don't have adequate protection.

The conversation moves into police morale and recruitment — why departments nationwide are struggling to fill open positions, the mental health and suicide crisis among officers, and Michael's take on the broader forces he believes are driving the decline in support for law enforcement. He and Bryce also discuss hiring practices, the value of military and combat experience in policing, and InVest USA's newer initiatives aimed at rebuilding trust with the next generation, including a graphic novel series, proposed charter schools for first responders, and a "spare change" program connecting kids with school resource officers.

Late in the conversation, Michael shifts to breaking news: a foiled plot connected to a recent UFC event, involving a scheme to hack into restricted airspace systems, and what he describes as an intelligence pattern around gangs recruiting teenagers this summer. He also shares recent numbers on child trafficking recoveries and closes with how listeners can support InVest USA directly.

📱 Learn more or donate: investusa.org

TIMESTAMPS

• 00:00 — Intro, Sir Michael Letts' knighthood story
• 01:31 — InVest USA's origin story, 30+ years of providing vests
• 02:37 — How vest technology has evolved with the threats officers face
• 04:02 — Current gaps in officer protection
• 04:29 — Bryce's experience training law enforcement in his jiu-jitsu school
• 07:01 — New morale study and what's driving the decline
• 09:20 — Media, funding, and policy dynamics Michael sees affecting law enforcement
• 12:13 — The George Floyd/Derek Chauvin case and its aftermath
• 15:37 — Officer recruitment crisis and why departments can't fill open positions
• 16:39 — Mental health support cuts and the officer suicide rate
• 19:08 — Hiring practices — veterans vs. other recruiting approaches
• 20:26 — Why physical presence and combat experience matter on the job
• 23:53 — InVest USA's youth programs: graphic novel, charter schools, Bless the Vests, spare-change program
• 26:23 — The recent Capitol-area threat foiled by the FBI
• 27:02 — Recent child trafficking recovery numbers
• 27:52 — The foiled UFC-related plot and teen recruitment concerns
• 29:46 — Michael's proposal for juvenile justice reform
• 31:28 — How to follow and support InVest USA

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Bryce sits down with author Solomon Schmidt — who started publishing books at age 12 with his "History Bites" series and went on to write about figures like Alan Dershowitz before turning his attention to J.K. Rowling — to talk about his new book, "JK Changed the World." Solomon shares how researching a Tolkien-and-C.S.-Lewis-themed UK tour led him into the world of Harry Potter, and walks through the case he makes in the book: that Rowling wove deliberate Christian symbolism and allusions throughout the series, despite not publicly identifying as a born-again Christian. He and Bryce also dig into Rowling's public stand against gender ideology, the personal history Solomon says shaped her views, and the legal jeopardy she faced in Scotland for speaking out — plus how Solomon himself has faced review-bombing and cancellation attempts since the book's release.

TIMESTAMPS

• 00:00 — Intro, welcome Solomon Schmidt
• 00:40 — Solomon's background: starting "History Bites" at age 12
• 05:00 — How the Alan Dershowitz book project led him toward J.K. Rowling
• 06:39 — Designing a Tolkien/C.S. Lewis tour that expanded into a Harry Potter tour
• 09:29 — Early skepticism: growing up hearing Harry Potter was "satanic"
• 11:22 — Christian critiques of the series and Rowling's own interest in the occult
• 12:36 — The deliberate Christian symbolism Solomon says Rowling built into the books
• 19:11 — Biblical parallels debate — Paul at the Areopagus and "meat offered to idols"
• 23:26 — Rowling's public stand against gender ideology and the backlash she faced
• 24:29 — The personal history — domestic abuse, sexual assault — Solomon says shaped her views
• 28:14 — The Scottish hate crime law controversy
• 32:16 — Where to get the book, release date (June 23)
• 34:00 — Where to follow Solomon and his History Bites tours

LINKS

📘 "JK Changed the World" — available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, bookshop.org, and as an audiobook/e-book. Out June 23. 📱  Website: solomonschmidt.com | 

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Bryce is joined by a returning favorite, Siaka Massaquoi, for a wide-ranging conversation covering language, culture, and current events. They start with New York State's move to replace "mother and father" with gender-neutral terminology in official language, and riff on what they see as a broader pattern of institutions reshaping everyday language. From there, the conversation covers recent political news — including reporting on FBI human trafficking investigations, ongoing state-level election integrity questions, and the shifting media narrative heading into the midterms — along with their take on public reaction to Elon Musk's wealth and business success.

They close things out with a breakdown of UFC 250, including their reactions to the night's biggest upset and a personal story about meeting one of the fighters years ago.

It's a candid, opinionated conversation that jumps between culture, politics, and sports — exactly what you'd expect from these two.

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Bryce sits down with veteran financial journalist Dennis Kneale — former managing editor of Forbes, anchor at both CNBC and Fox Business — to unpack SpaceX's historic stock offering, which valued the company at $1.75 trillion. Dennis breaks down what the deal means for the roughly 4,400 SpaceX employees who became newly minted millionaires, and shares his take on the public reaction to Elon Musk's wealth.

The conversation moves into Dennis's book "The Leadership Genius of Elon Musk" and his newest book, "Oregonors," which digs into why people and businesses are leaving Oregon — covering homelessness policy, tax increases, and the state's political landscape ahead of its next governor's race. Bryce and Dennis also cover a wide range of current events, including election integrity concerns, the state of the Republican and Democratic parties, and cultural flashpoints playing out in national politics right now.

It's a fast-moving, opinionated conversation from someone who's spent three decades inside the biggest newsrooms in business media.

📘 Find "Oregonors" and "The Leadership Genius of Elon Musk" on Amazon 📱 Follow Dennis on Instagram & X: @DennisKneale

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Bryce sits down with Ed Hinman — Naval Academy grad, former Marine Corps infantry officer, and 17-year veteran of the private security industry — to talk about his new book, "The Barbarian in You: Live with Vigor, Wonder, and Fellowship."

Ed walks through the three pillars of the book: vigor (the discipline of living aggressively and doing hard things), wonder (staying open to awe and enchantment in everyday life), and fellowship (the brotherhood men need but so often let slide as adult responsibilities pile up). Along the way, he and Bryce swap stories on growing up around military families, discovering a love of reading later in life, raising kids to find their own strengths instead of living out a parent's unfinished business, and why Ed started a men's book-and-fire-pit group that's now been running for a decade.

It's a wide-ranging, personal conversation about what it actually takes for men to flourish — physically, mentally, and in relationship with other men.

📘 Preorder "The Barbarian in You" on Amazon — out July 6th 📱 Follow Ed: @ed_hinman 

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Elaine Ellinger returns to the show to discuss her new book, which reviews grade 1–12 Islamic school curricula and supplementary texts used in English-speaking countries, including the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Ellinger, who has spent years researching this material, argues that the textbooks present a version of Islamic teaching and history that differs significantly from how it's commonly described to non-Muslim audiences, and walks through specific passages and translations she says support that claim.

Bryce and Elaine also discuss her broader argument, laid out in her previous book, that Islamic law is incompatible with the U.S. Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and what she believes policymakers should do about it.

📘 Find Elaine's book on Amazon, Apple Books, and Kobo.

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Bryce talks with Sheriff Richard Mack, president of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, about the power of the county sheriff, his landmark Supreme Court case, and his new book "The Democrat Murder of America." Get the book at MurderOfAmerica.com.

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