The Chris Stigall Show

It’s not just the Republicans standing in opposition to Democrats through the second illegitimate impeachment of President Trump.  Now ten Republicans have signed on and a handful of senators have signaled they’d vote to convict. It’s a disaster for the GOP and one they’ll have to sort out well before they battle the Democrats.  What now for the Senate? Kelly Johnston joins Stigall for a deep dive into bridging these enormous divides and what he predicts will happen politically in the next two ye

They’re at it again, this time with some help from a couple of establishment Republicans who want to take shots at President Trump as he heads out the door.  The House will vote on a second impeachment today with almost no serious legal scholar thinking it’s warranted or advisable or good for the future of the country.  Meanwhile the Big Tech purge continues and Allum Bokhari has literally written the book on the subject - #DELETED: Big Tech’s Battle to Erase the Trump Movemet and Steal the Election

Breitbart’s Senior Editor at Large Joel Pollak returns to discuss his new book Neither Free Nor Fair:The 2020 US Presidential Election.  Pollak is candid about Trump’s legacy as one of the most effective presidents in modern history and an extremely chaotic conclusion.  John Hayward pays his first visit of the new year to give his clear eyed view of what he thinks it means for the future as corporate America begins to openly take political sides this week.  Will the pendulum swing back?

Stigall joined by great minds today to discuss the chilling moves by big tech this weekend to boot conservative voices from Twitter, Amazon, Apple, Goggle, and more.  Sheryl Attkisson explains what she’s seeing and what remedies she feels could be a cure.  Dr. Bill Weaver explains what the literal technical hurdles are for alternatives to grow in the world of big tech monopolies.  And Julie Kelly asks all the right questions about just about everything you’re being told.

The memo has gone out – Trump is damaged goods and Republicans and Trump associates had better distance themselves from him or else.  The problem for the ruling class, what do they do about the 70+ million voters in the country who voted for Trump?  They’re not going away. Daniel Horowiz joins Stigall to strategize what conservatives can do during this difficult political time.  Julio Rosas gives Stigall his first hand account of what happened Wednesday on Capitol Hill.  And we dive into mailbag.

The American left once said destruction was something to be understood and tolerated.  Insane, yes.  Of course yesterday, it involved an opportunity to malign Trump voters so that wasn’t their view.Today’s show is an important analysis of what really happened in our nation’s capitol.  Stigall is joined by two of his favorite thinkers after sharing his own thoughts about the day.  Federalist publisher Ben Domenech and Townhall.com contributor Col. Kurt Schlichter.

Not a good night in Georgia for Republicans. Meanwhile, the Save America rally is underway in Washington D.C. today as the Electoral College vote is certified on the Hill. Amy Kremer joins Stigall to talk about what she hopes comes out of the event. Then Joe Concha joins Stigall to talk about how Republicans navigate the waters going forward. Plus Stigall refreshes your memory on the statistical anomalies of Election 2020 that will never make sense even if you don’t want to call it fraud.

They are arguably the two most important elections in modern American politics and they’re happening today in the Peach State. Should the Republicans lose today, control of all of Washington D.C. will go to Democrats. Matthew Boyle is in Georgia to handicap the race.  What does one party, Democrat rule mean for the economy?  Steve Moore discusses what he expects markets to do in reaction.  Plus, a Chinese propaganda piece in the New York Times you need to hear to believe.

Happy New Year! Can or should members of Congress and perhaps the Vice President get involved in overturning the Electoral College count?  One of the Republican House members who will object is PA-12 Congressman Fred Keller.  He explains his opposition and what he ultimately believes will be the outcome.  Plus, Stigall carries Senator Ron Johnson in a live interview as he explains his goals in objecting in the Senate.

On this final podcast of 2020, Stigall shares the ridiculous non-metric metrics used to justify total lockdown status in states like PA.  John Hayward walks through the year of 2020 with Stigall. Christian Toto was given the task of coming up with the top 5 best Christmas movies ever made in his opinion. His number one was a total surprise to Stigall.  Plus mailbag to close out the year!  Thanks so much for listening, and we’ll be back with all new shows January 4th.