The John Steigerwald Show

What’s an Acrisure?                

Today:  Heinz Field is now Acrisure Stadium.  Whatever it is, it represents a big pay increase for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the company is banking that it will also be good business.  First up, Josh Schafer, a sports marketing expert with Yahoo, explains why companies like Acrisure are smart to spend the big bucks for naming rights.  Later, Constitutional law attorney and author Jonathan W. Emord makes the argument that Biden is a Manchurian Candidate.

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It’s Known As Teleprompteritis                                  

Today:  While reading his comments on his executive order about abortion today, President Biden appears to unintentionally read his stage directions.  For that he wins this week’s prestigious award.  Then, Justin Goodman with White Coat Waste Project claims a GOP Senator pressured Dr. Fauci into cancelling taxpayer-funded experiments on beagle puppies. Later, Daniel Turner of Power the Future calls out the President for selling Strategic Petroleum Reserve barrels to a company owned by China.

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Kylie Griswold Might Be On to Something              

Today:  The Federalist columnist advocates a novel idea to deter mass shooters.  Speedy execution.  John weighs in.  Then, Gordon Chang, Newsweek columnist and author of The Coming Collapse of China, explains how China is using TikTok to gather data on Americans. Later, Georgi Boorman, Senior Contributor at The Federalist, challenges the pro-choice liberal notion that women can’t afford to get pregnant before establishing career.

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Here’s an Idea….Don’t Shoot at Cops            

Today:  What gets one criminal killed while another lives may have nothing to do with the color of one’s skin.  A comparison between Jayland Walker and Robert Crimo in today’s open.  Then, Andrew Bambrick, Education Outreach Coordinator for the Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy, discusses Judge Joanna Tabit’s injunction halting the Hope Scholarship Program. Later, Thomas Hogan, former prosecutor and DA, explains the hustle progressive prosecutors are using to free “innocent” criminals.

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Elvis Was In the Building               

Today:  John went to see the new movie, Elvis in the theater yesterday and offers a rave review.  No spoilers!  Then, Christine Flowers writing for the Delco County Times reports Philadelphia’s mayor declares only the police should have guns.  Finally, Salena Zito, columnist for the PG, Washington Examiner, and NY Post, remembers another July 4th where the fuse of the Revolution was lit, plus weighs Herschel Walker’s chances against Raphael Warnock in Georgia.

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Good Ol’ Aunt Rachel              

Today:  Dr. Rachel Levine wins the award for the ugliest hair in the history of the federal government.  She also wins another prestigious award for a statement on “gender-affirming” care.  Then, media expert Jeffrey McCall, writing for The Hill, says America’s rhetorical sphere has descended into chaos.  Later, James Taylor, with the Heartland Institute, celebrates the Supreme Court ripping the EPA apart.

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I’m Back            

Today:  John ventures into the Great White North and lives to tell the tale…complete with an APB for a shaggy transgender woman with a full goatee.  First up, “Mary” (not her real name), board member with Parent Choice Coalition, discusses the case of three Mt. Lebanon parents challenging the curriculum and parental involvement.  Later, Phelim McAleer, co-producer of Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer talks about his six-part podcast and the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

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A Good Day to be in the Womb              

Today:  Everybody knew it was coming…..and now it’s official…no more federal protection for abortion..  Roe v Wade goes down.  First up, Tom Jipping of the Heritage Foundation discusses the historic SCOTUS decision.  Later, Horace Cooper, Constitutional lawyer and co-chair of Project 21 Black Leadership Network, talks about the effect the Roe v Wade decision will have on blacks.

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The Big Guy is Disappointed

Today:  And many other liberals are angry after the Supreme Court today struck down a concealed carry law requiring New Yorkers to prove they needed a gun for self-defense.  Then, Michael Pack, co-author of Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words, talks about the justice and major decisions being made by SCOTUS including today’s ruling on the 2nd Amendment penned by Thomas.  Later, Garrett Ballengee, Executive Director of the Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy, discusses the SCOTUS decision school choice and how it is working in W. Va.

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Say It Ain’t So, Joe              

Today:  Does the President really think the American people are going to buy the gimmick of a temporary federal gas tax reduction?  Apparently so.  Then, virtue signaling doesn’t pay for the Mayor of Minneapolis.  Victoria Taft writing for PJ Media reports on the Minnesota Supreme Court’s rebuke over his defunding local police as crime is on the rise.  Later, Brad Slager, media writer for Redstate.com and Townhall.com examines the CNN ratings slide.

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