The John Steigerwald Show

We Couldn’t Find Nobody Better              

Today:   An English teacher says grammar and writing rules are based in white supremacy.  For that, she wins this show’s weekly prestigious award.  Then, hear what other countries think of our American leadership.  Plus, gender fluidity has come to our federal government.  Later, Tyler O’Neil, managing editor of The Daily Signal claims Rachel Levine at the US Department of Health is enlisting doctors to act as evangelists for transgenderism.

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The Least He Could Have Done Is Get a Draft Pick              

Today:   Everyone is happy to hear Brittney Griner is coming home for Christmas, while other Americans are still being unfairly detained in Russian prisons.  Are they any less deserving?  Plus the Respect for Marriage Act passes with Republican support while gay sex classes are taught at a private school.  Later, Congressman Guy Reschenthaler (PA Dist. 14) talks about becoming the new Chief Deputy Whip in the House and issues with Republican leadership.

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OK… So Where are We?              

Today:   Since the 2022 election is finally over, we now know what's in store for us over the next two years. It could be worse… we could be in Canada where euthanasia is the latest craze.  Then, Joe Warmington reporting for the Toronto Sun talks about government assisted suicide in Canada as well as the government’s attempt to take over the media.  Later, Edie Heipel with the Catholic News Agency talks about a former trans kid who is suing doctors for medical malpractice after surgery.

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So It’s More Than just Pronouns Now?             

Today:   John reports that an English teacher in California has decided that teaching grammar is racist and wonders if she still has a job.  Then, Dawn Keefer, PA State Representative (District 92), talks about joining fellow representative David Rowe (District 85) to lead the new Pennsylvania Freedom Caucus.  Later, economist Michael Austin with the Project 21 Black Leadership Network explains why California’s new reparations plan is a bad idea.

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Hello Neighbor              

Today:   Mr. Rogers wasn’t everybody’s cup of tea, but what he said on the Johnny Carson show many years ago might not sit well with today’s transgender advocates.   Then, Adam Andrzewjeski, CEO and Founder of OpenTheBooks.com reveals the staggering amount of money showered on gigantic law and accounting firms during the pandemic that came out of your pocket.

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Maybe Denying Elections Isn’t Such a Bad Thing             

Today:   Just ask the Democrats who elected Hakeem Jeffries their leader in the House.  His past statements about election legitimacy may come back to haunt.  Then, media critic Jeff McCall, professor of communications at DePauw University, talks about the liberal media meltdown over Musk assuming control of Twitter.  Later, Greg Baylor, senior counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, comments on the US Senate passing legislation disrespecting marriage and endangering religious freedom.

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It's Not About Their Age              

Today:   It's about how long they've been in Washington.  From the President on down, there's a case to be made against political "aging in place" in today's open.  Then, Kerry Picket, senior Congressional reporter with the Washington Times, says Democrat-allied groups have released aggressive opposition research against House GOP members investigating Biden.  Finally, Emma Waters with the Heritage Foundation's DeVos Center for Life, Religion, and Family talks about California's new Handmaid's Tale of industrial-scale Chinese surrogacy in the US.

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How About a Lump of Coal?              

Today:   The stockings were hung by the Whitehouse chimney with care, but the President is on John’s naughty list.  He explains.  Then, Heather MacDonald with the Manhattan Institute and contributing editor at The City Journal explains how Democrat policies hurt the most vulnerable.  Finally, Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director at Power the Future talks about the Biden administration doing business with dictators as it announces a new deal for oil with Venezuela.

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Maybe the Pandemic Isn’t Over              

Today:  Two years ago the experts said getting vaccinated meant never having to worry about getting Covid.  So why, as the nation gathers for Thanksgiving, are we still talking about masking and testing?  Then, Congressman Guy Reschenthaler from PA district 14 talks about GOP plans and priorities when they take over the House in January.  Later, who’s to blame for the Colorado Club Q shooting?  Many on the Left are pointing fingers at influencers on the Right from Ron DeSantis to Tucker Carlson. 

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The NHL Needs to Talk to Some Swimmers             

Today:  The NHL tweeted its support for transgender identity.  The women on the University of Pennsylvania swim team are voicing a different opinion about their teammate Leah Thomas.  Then, Sarah Parshall Perry at the Heritage Foundation talks about the Respect for Marriage Act passed by the Senate with Republican support.  Finally, Christian Toto from HollywoodinToto.com talks about troubles at Disney and the return of Iger.

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