They've innovative in the nuts

The ego has landed.

The loser, ultimately, is America.

If they're women, why do "Trans Women" need to be protected?

In this episode sitting in for Derek Hunter, Dean Karayanis of The New York Sun and Rush Limbaugh Show dives into global news and media narratives with his signature sharp, historical critique. Dean breaks down the mainstream coverage surrounding Gaza beekeepers to spin for Hamas and discusses Pedro “Dirty” Sánchez’s border policies in Spain, highlighting the stark double standards in migrant, decolonizing, and who gets to keep their stolen land. Turning to domestic policy, he examines President Trump’s recent remarks on commercial trucking and English-language requirements for driver safety. Finally, Dean reacts to Senator Angela Alsobrooks’ statement that RFK Jr should be held in contempt just because Republicans want to charge Mr. Anthony Fauci with that crime. Also, the power of branding in politics, as Hunter Biden tries to hold President Trump to a higher standard for imagined sleepiness that his father, President Joe Biden, was held to for the infirmities that were laid bare in the 2024 presidential debate.

No party has a monopoly on stupid.

Josh Hawley absolutely destroyed him.

Birds of a feather...

The truth always comes one eventually.

Dean Karayanis, New York Sun columnist and former member of Rush Limbaugh’s highly over-rated staff, hosts, opening with some programing news: He’ll be stepping the captain’s chair to guest host The Chris Plante Show across 130+ radio stations this Wednesday. Dean rolls and analyzes some select clips President Trump’s unfiltered, Mar-a-Lago redo of the White House Correspondents' Dinner — from sharp zingers aimed at Gavin Newsom, Ilhan Omar, and Caitlin Collins, to the media's complete inability to get the joke about him running for a fourth term. The speech was a little sloppy, but foreshadows that the president plans to let lose in his final two years as he has nothing to loose .Plus, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent puts Senator Ron Wyden in his place, Elon Musk calling out the press for their “mistakes,” and why audience trust in journalism continues to hit record lows.