In this special episode, Dinesh closely tracks his personal dealings with Donald Trump, and reveals a personal side of the man that is never depicted in the media and, oddly enough, rarely shown by Trump himself.  Dinesh argues that Trump is a figure of vastly superior character to those who routinely criticize him on this account.  “We don’t need to remake Trump,” Dinesh concludes. “We need to remake our understanding of Trump.”

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In this episode, Dinesh outlines the fallout from the vice presidential debate. Dinesh compares Trump’s character with that of his critics. Actor and comedian Brad Stine joins Dinesh to talk about his role in “Vindicating Trump”

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In this episode, Dinesh is joined by actor Nick Searcy who talks about his role in “Vindicating Trump.”  Debbie and Dinesh discuss how the Biden Harris regime has permitted dangerous criminals to cross the border and endanger the lives of American citizens, and also why pro-lifers who refuse to vote for Trump are making sure their cause is completely defeated.

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In this episode, Dinesh gives you the inside scoop on his media tour to promote the film.   Lara Trump, Trump’s daughter in law and co-chair of the RNC, joins Dinesh to talk about Trump the man and what the RNC is doing to protect election integrity.  Dinesh previews the upcoming debate between Tim Walz and J.D. Vance.

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In this episode, Dinesh outlines the wide implications of Israel’s decimation of the top Hizbollah leadership, and makes the case that Netanyahu has confounded his critics and emerged as a hero.  Siaka Massaquoi, who plays a key role in the re-enactments in “Vindicating Trump,” joins Dinesh to talk about his role in the film and also his active involvement in conservative causes.  Dinesh concludes his discussion of Booker T. Washington’s “Up From Slavery.”

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In this episode Dinesh and Debbie discuss several aspects of their new film, which opens today, along with issues of the day, including the indictment of New York mayor Eric Adams. Dinesh discusses Booker T. Washington and the art of public speaking.

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In this episode Dinesh reveals the significance of the two “crossings” that changed Donald Trump’s life, and ours. Dinesh exposes the truth about the third assassination attempt.

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In this episode, Danielle D’Souza Gill breaks down the recent polling showing Kamala leading Trump and speculates whether or not it’s really accurate. Hint: It’s not! Danielle interviews Mitchell Brown about this issue and the electoral map. Danielle also dives into the question of whether or not modernity makes women happier. 

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In this episode, Dinesh reveals the bizarre psychology of Republicans who think they are somehow too good to vote for Trump.  Dinesh considers the controversial question of Trump’s character, and argues that Trump’s critics have figured out how to camouflage their cowardice as a form of virtue.  Miranda Devine, author and columnist for the New York Post, joins Dinesh to talk about her new book about Biden family corruption, “The Big Guy.”

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In this episode, Dinesh unveils one of the central intellectual themes of “Vindicating Trump,” namely the question of why Trump is an object of more hate and derision than any figure since Lincoln.  Of course Trump is not a tyrant, in the way the Left and the Democrats say, but why if so why do they keep saying this about him?  Dr. James Tour, a leading scientist and professor of chemistry at Rice University, joins Dinesh to share his remarkable story of a Jewish skeptic who accepted Christ as the Messiah.

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