The Joe Pags Show

It’s April 15 — Tax Day — and Joe Pags breaks down just how much Americans are paying and why the system feels stacked. He ties it all together with a broader look at federal power, including strong criticism of the Federal Reserve and its role in the economy. Plus, a look at how social media is turning into a “bait and switch,” leaving users frustrated and questioning what’s really going on behind the scenes.

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From the Billboard Hot 100 to Coachella fallout, Joe Pags dives into the latest in entertainment — asking whether it’s all the same artists dominating and why celebs are getting backlash over everyday reactions. Then, a growing free speech fight hits high school campuses as TPUSA chapters face pushback, and Pags takes on the narrative. Plus, a surprising shift online as Reddit users rally around Candace Owens. Then, former FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer joins to break down the Michigan missing wife case, cutting through speculation and laying out what the facts actually suggest.

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Democrats move to impeach Pete Hegseth, and Joe Pags says if they take power in November, nonstop impeachment efforts could follow — breaking down why. He also reacts to polling showing many Americans blaming President Trump for high gas prices, and explains why that view is gaining traction. Then, economist Peter St Onge joins for a major Tax Day conversation — from why Americans are taxed so heavily to the role of the Federal Reserve, inflation, and government spending. They also dive into ideas like the fair tax, flat tax, and whether the system could ever shift away from income taxes entirely.

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Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales are both out — but is this a new wave of accountability or something that’s been happening for years? Joe Pags looks back at past high-profile cases and connects the dots. Plus, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is continuing her push to hold members of Congress accountable over misconduct allegations, keeping the pressure on Capitol Hill.

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Former President Joe Biden raises eyebrows after another public speaking stumble, sparking renewed questions and reactions. Meanwhile, Acting AG Todd Blanche gives an update on the Epstein files, as pressure builds over what could be released and when. Joe Pags also breaks down a major shift in the إيران situation — asking whether Tehran has lost a key piece of leverage. Then, Part 2 with Ken Cuccinelli dives deeper into election integrity, voter ID, and concerns heading into the midterms, including how to ensure secure and transparent elections.

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Texas AG Ken Paxton goes after Lululemon over allegations involving “forever chemicals” in their products, and Joe Pags breaks down what it could mean. Meanwhile, as the partial government shutdown hits day 60, questions grow around Senate leadership and what’s actually getting done. Then, Part 1 with Ken Cuccinelli dives deep into election integrity, voter ID, and concerns heading into the midterms — including how to ensure votes are counted properly and the system is secure.

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Eric Swalwell suspends his run for governor and steps away from Congress amid sexual assault allegations, which he strongly denies. Joe Pags breaks down the fallout and reaction surrounding the situation. Meanwhile, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is pushing for the expulsion of multiple members of Congress facing similar allegations, sparking a broader debate about accountability on Capitol Hill.

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Who’s next? Tony Gonzales announces his “retirement” from Congress amid scandal, but Joe Pags says it looks more like a resignation under pressure. Meanwhile, the alleged military leaker could face up to 40 years in prison, and new fallout hits as relatives of an Iranian propagandist lose green cards. Plus, JD Vance gives insight into the first round of Iran negotiations from Pakistan. Then, former sheriff Richard Mack joins to sound off on national security, border concerns, and the Nancy Guthrie case — delivering a blunt take on what law enforcement should be watching right now.

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What would a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz actually mean — and why did the President call for it? Joe Pags breaks it down in simple terms, from global oil flow to what could happen next and how it may impact gas prices. Then, Kay Hill joins to react to Eric Swalwell stepping away amid controversy, offering perspective on accountability and media narratives. She also weighs in on growing tensions between the President and major media figures, and whether it could have real consequences heading into the midterms.

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Pags and the crew kick things off with a fun dive into great shows and movies before shifting gears to Pete Buttigieg — is he eyeing a 2028 presidential run and where would he land politically? Then, Part 1 of a must-hear interview with actor John O’Hurley. From landing his iconic role on Seinfeld to what was scripted vs. improvised, O’Hurley shares it all — including performing a full Seinfeld-style monologue and revealing how many never made it to air. A hilarious and fascinating conversation you don’t want to miss.

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