Democrats began their convention on Monday to formalize the anointing of Kamala Harris.Did they pass up an opportunity to model democracy? Andrew Malcolm and I discuss The Anointment, as well as review the media criticisms of Harris' attempt to rebrand Bidenomics as Kamanomics, Also: Does Donald Trump need a reset for a new contest against Harris, and is he capable of strategic adjustment?

Remember Arabella?  The Arabella-funded group U.S. Alliance for Election Excellence is infiltrating Arizona, Wisconsin, Georgia, and Nevad as a stealth replacement for the Zuckbucks scheme, reports Ned Jones from the Citizens Election Research Center (CERC). More than 27 states banned private money in elections after Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg used private grants in 2020 to fund partisan “Get Out the Vote” schemes in election offices. CERC has found that USAEE is doing the same with at least $80 million from the same groups that funded the partisan “Zuck Bucks” grants.

Pat Boone has a new song out, hearkening back to the American folk music era as well as an era where Americans understood the value of liberty and faith. "Where Did America Go" cuts across political divisions to call us back to the values that made the US strong and vital, before it can get "lost in one generation." Pat talks with me about his inspiration, his faith, how he crafted this song, and why it means so much to him -- and why it should call to all of us.

Polling now shows that the Kamala Harris-Joe Biden switch has reset and changed the presidential election for voters. Can Donald Trump adjust to the new reality? Andrew Malcolm and I discuss whether Trump and his team have begun to rethink their approach, especially in light of a full-court press by the American media to get Harris elected. We also touch briefly on the plea deal for the 9/11 plotters and why this case will remain stuck in limbo forever. And did Nancy Pelosi pull a Brutus on Biden?

Just how radical is Tim Walz' record in Minnesota? The Daily Caller's Katelynn Richardson joins me to discuss what may end up causing the Harris-Walz ticket to stumble in the general election.

What do the polls tell us -- and what do the media tell us about the polls? Andrew Malcolm and I take a close look at the latest CBS News/YouGov poll, and what it tells us about the fundamentals of the race. We also discuss how Donald Trump lost his focus last week, and debate whether a scandal story about Harris' husband will have any impact at all -- and whether it should.

If this is Kamala Harris' political honeymoon, it's not terribly sweet. Andrew Malcolm and I discuss the largely static polling, especially in the battleground states. We also discuss the mainstream media's desperation for "Kamalot!", and why we may have already seen the end of Peak Kamala. We also wonder who's running the country, talk briefly about Joe Biden's Bogus Journey, and much more!

Isaac Newman wanted to stop his school from indoctrinating its students rather than educating them. His union, however, fully backed the DEI policies imposed by the school district. When a union board position opened up, Newman tried to run for it -- only to be told the position was reserved for non-white candidates. Now Newman is suing the union, and speaks to us about that fight and what DEI is doing to education.

Have we turned a corner in the hours since an assassin nearly killed Donald Trump? Tammy Bruce, author of the upcoming book Fear Itself, previews her warning about a "fear industrial complex" attempting to panic the American electorate into a Leftist authoritarianism. We discuss the example set by Trump, the pandemic as a laboratory experiment, and all the ways in which the Left is trying to panic us into submission.

It had been a momentous 48 hours in politics, and a close brush with a potentially destabilizing assassination. Andrew Malcolm and I discuss the events in Butler County and Donald Trump's instincts to get up and fight. Did that inform his choice of running mate? We also talk about JD Vance, and preview the GOP convention.