Tonight on Political Theater→A media class long treated as untouchable finally gets perp-walked, immigration enforcement collides with NGO and activist resistance as TPS clocks run out, and the noise machine spins Epstein fantasies while real power, real fraud, and real accountability sit on the table—plus live fights over ICE, Antifa, faith, force, and who actually has to obey the law when the system stops looking the other way.

Tonight on The Political Theater→Democratic leaders and allied activists dialing up incendiary rhetoric, ICE-tracking schemes, and “revolution” talk while pretending to de-escalate; the double standard where conservatives get punished for words as the left chants openly; and the looming collision course toward an Insurrection Act moment. We pivot to election integrity and lawfare—why voter ID and verified citizenship are the only fixes that matter, how roll cleanups expose systemic rot, and why states stonewall data sharing—then tear into GOP malpractice: consultants and party brass burning cash on dead tactics while Democrats bankroll permanent ground games and pipeline candidates early. The hour closes on 2026 Senate math, primary fights, and a blunt warning to the old guard—either move to codify the agenda now or stop running out the clock.

Guests: Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Moreno, Jordan Daley, Sally, Michael Casey, Jared Silver and many others.

Tonight on The Political Theater→Newly surfaced video of Alex Peretti in Minneapolis shows an armed agitator confronting federal agents, raising hard questions about how years of weak enforcement and sanctuary politics allow repeat offenders to escalate until someone ends up dead. We then turn to Ilhan Omar—the disappearing “winery” that allegedly jumped from a modest asset to a million-dollar valuation without licenses, product, or a traceable business footprint, followed by a syringe incident that looks less like an attack and more like political theater. The show widens to election integrity: reports of federal activity tied to 2020 issues in Fulton County, the reported presence of Tulsi Gabbard, deposition news involving former Dominion Voting Systems executive Eric Coomer, and voter-roll anomalies from Wisconsin to Portland—all pointing back to the same demand: enforce existing laws and hold officials accountable.

Tonight’s Guests: Chris Moreno, Jordan Daily, Jared Silver

Tonight on The Political Theater, a volatile weekend in Minnesota stripped the “organic protest” myth down to the studs—leaked Signal chats, donor coordination, license-plate doxing, and political proximity pointing to organized street operations, not spontaneous outrage. The show breaks down the Alex Peretti shooting and the media’s narrative games, then walks through video from Minneapolis: rioters overrunning a hotel housing federal personnel, a bloodied Bureau of Prisons officer left exposed, and police retreat where reinforcement should have been immediate. We also pull the curtain back on professional protest culture—the NGO money, logistics, and paid networks that scale chaos on demand—and why cutting off those funds in the next 180 days is the only way to stop these operations from being fully weaponized before the next election.

The Political Theater — A rapid-fire breakdown of the first year of Donald Trump’s new term: border enforcement, executive-branch shakeups, USAID cuts, and DOJ movement on Minnesota-linked fraud—paired with an all-out indictment of the Senate and the old GOP for bloated appropriations, stalled confirmations, and refusal to cut spending or secure elections.

With James Fishback, Priya Patel, Jordan Daly, Chris Moreno, and others, the panel tore into NGO and refugee-program fraud, California’s fiscal rot, contracting abuses, remittance pipelines, voter integrity failures, housing consolidation by BlackRock, and blue-state collapse—driving home one thesis: cut off the money, change the incentives, and replace the old GOP with an America-First approach.

The Somali fraud network, the Office of Refugee Resettlement, and how decades of refugee policy—supercharged under Barack Obama—shifted billions of taxpayer dollars into NGO pipelines ripe for abuse. We tied that architecture directly to undeclared cash seizures in Minnesota, the reality of money moving off the books and out of the country, and how those funds circle back through NGOs, activist networks, and street operations.

Guests tonight included Chris Moreno, Jordan Daly, and many others.

Tonight’s show drills into the SomaliFraud cash problem—$700 million moved in two years, roughly $1 million a day, and why that volume makes the official story collapse under basic banking reality. We break down why Minnesota alone—or even Minnesota plus Ohio—couldn’t sustain that burn rate without tripping compliance, Fed cash distribution, and airport declaration tripwires, pointing instead to a multi-state network built for continuity and concealment. We also expose the role of hawala-style cash brokers, an off-books pipeline used to mule physical cash overseas, and why regulators and banks can’t plausibly claim ignorance. Guests tonight include Jordan Daly, Priya Patel, Chris Moreno, and more.

Tonight on The Political Theater, we drill straight into the SomaliFraud numbers—and the logistics nobody wants to explain. $700 million in physical cash moved through MSP in two years, with $130 million traced from Ohio through a shared audit-firm link, confirming an interstate operation. Run the math: 7.7 metric tons of $100 bills, roughly $1 million a day. No city’s banks can feed that demand solo. Multi-state sourcing is the only plausible read. And once you account for unflagged flows, the real total likely tops $1 billion.

Guests: Jordan Daly, Chris Moreno, Priya Patel, Beaver—and many more.

Tonight on The Political Theater, we pull the curtain back on the well-oiled financial machine that keeps protest culture permanently fueled—who funds it, how the money moves, and why cutting off that flow is the only way this ends. We provide a focused update on the expanding fraud investigation and break down how this network operates across state lines, using nonprofits, shell entities, and taxpayer dollars to sustain coordinated unrest nationwide. The paper trail is getting clearer, and the implications are unavoidable.

Guest this evening: Chris Moreno.

Tonight, the Radical Left goes into full activation mode across Minnesota as Democrats cling to distraction tactics with white-knuckle desperation. A multibillion-dollar fraud scandal is detonating in real time, documents piling up, money trails hardening—and every time investigators or journalists get close, the response isn’t denial or explanation. It’s aggression. Intimidation. Violence. That pattern matters. When exposure increases and the reaction turns physical, the question answers itself: what are they so afraid of, and who are they protecting?

Guests tonight: Chris Moreno and Jay Gatling.