The Chris Stigall Show

It’s as if it all happened at once.  Wall Street firms are screaming about the little guys making money yesterday.  Teachers unions are screaming about going back to work.  Democrats are screaming about a danger from “insurrection” and “domestic terror” that warrants constant censorship and security measures if you don’t behave.  It’s a lot and Stigall brought two people, Alex Berenson and Joe Bastardi, who think deeply about these issues to today’s show.

As Biden’s administration is admitting they aren’t capable of improving the speed with which the vaccine is distributed at the state level, one has to wonder why our local leaders aren’t stepping up and stepping in. Guy Ciarrocchi and Stigall have a meaningful dialogue about our lack of leaders and boldness.  Then Joe Concha from The Hill brings along his Mike Tyson impression to discuss media censoring itself.  Yes, you read that right.  Plus mail bag!

In less than a week, President Biden has now issued more than 30 executive orders.  Today more egregious than all the others with the return of an old “friend” from the Obama administration to speak to the press about them all.  Stigall explains what happened with John Hayward. They also discuss Trump’s next steps, impeachment, COVID, and much more.  Plus our chief economist Steve Moore and Stigall marvel at the self inflicted damage these executive orders have done on jobs in just the first week.

Will it surprise you to learn President Biden admits over the weekend there’s no stopping the trajectory of COVID nor can he speed up production or distribution of the vaccine? Josh Hawley rips the “muzzling of America” in the New York Post.  Plus, what the hell is going on in the Pacific Northwest?  Biden is president but the hard left, Antifa wing is more destructive and crazed than ever before.  Ari Hoffman – associate editor for the Post Millennial explains live from Seattle.

Dr. Fauci is back and making news yesterday after suggesting his work for Trump lacked medical facts and that he felt he’d suffer repercussions for contradicting the president. Dr. Gad Saad returns to discuss his new book “The Parasitic Mind: How Infectious Ideas Are Killing Common Sense.”  A conversation that dovetails nicely with Stigall’s talk with Jennifer Braceras to discuss Biden’s executive order expanding transgender protections for school sports.  Plus mailbag.

The press was swooning.  Joe Biden imagined himself as Abraham Lincoln in the throws of the Civil War. Stigall breaks down the inauguration speech of Biden, the first White House press briefing, and the ensuing media flagellation with Sean Spicer.  Then Gregory Wrightstone expresses his concern over Bidens energy actions on day one.  And senior editor at the Blaze Daniel Horowitz explains what red state legislatures need to be doing now to prepare for the next four years.

We carry President Trump’s final speech before boarding Air Force One for the final time today.  Don’t miss a word of his last remarks as president.  The predictable media fawning is well underway for Biden.  The Manhattan Institute’s Heather MacDonald discusses what she believes the next four years will bring under heavy progressive influence in a Biden administration.  Plus Cam Edwards from BearingArms.com on the future of the NRA as they file for bankruptcy and make a move from NY to Texas.

Stigall is perplexed by the behavior of the incoming administration and Democrats generally. Plus, Stigall offers some questions about ol’ Joe the day before his inauguration.  The silencing, censoring, cancelling, and deplatforming of conservatives is off the charts.  Richard Manning is fighting back.  Thomas Spence announced yesterday they’ll be publishing the previously cancelled book from Josh Hawley by Simon and Schuester and explains why.  And our weekly visit from chief economist Steve Moore

The Capitol show continues as media sells their audience on the idea the most boring man on earth is under the biggest threat known to man. Kerry Pickett discusses the state of the city ahead of the inauguration of Biden and what a Democrat Senate will really mean. As Twitter and other social media continue to kick people off their sites, it’s actually hurting some charities who do real good.  Gretchen Smith explains.  Remember Jesse Morgan?  An update with his attorney Phil Kline.  Plus mailbag.

Col. Kurt Schlichter knows a thing or two about mobilizing troops in times of emergency and what he’s seeing in our nation’s capitol has him spitting mad. Then Steve Moore breaks down Joe Biden’s new COVID stimulus proposal.  And suddenly, blue state governors and mayors are beginning to see the light on the ineffectiveness on lockdowns.  Daniel Dew says its well past time for legislatures to demand limits on governors’ emergency executive orders.