Paul Dans shepherded Project 2025 from a right-wing fever dream into a fully operational policy outfit - and now that everyone saw what they've been up to, he's walking away. But can Trump?

Nobody would have guessed a week ago that the Harris campaign calling the Trump-Vance ticket "weird" would be effective, but here we are

We don't, but there are some strange facts about the incident that leave you with more questions than answers

Democrats couldn’t make “threat to democracy” stick as an attack line on Trump - so now they’ve gone with “weird” in their advertising as the Trump-Vance campaign looks for a chance to seize momentum back

Why is he talking about Hannibal Lecter all the time? Why is he telling Christians they don't need to vote in 2028? Why is the media still falling for this stuff?

You have to laugh at this stuff to keep from crying. It's good to do your own research but if your sources are UnclePatriot.biz and Brietbart "News" you're gonna have a bad time

On today's show, Scoot talks about Donald Trump's recent comments he made to a Christian group, telling them they didn't have to worry about voting any more if they vote for him. What did Trump mean by that? Also, Scoot addresses a woman that is seemingly going out of her way to harm him for having a difference of opinions. Then Scoot talks about how much of an effect do sitting presidents have on gas prices.

This hour, Scoot talks about whether former President Donald Trump's latest comments should be taken at face-value, or should be open to interpretation. Then, Scoot addresses the connection between presidents and gasoline prices.

Scoot shares his thoughts on Trump's comments about no one having to vote anymore if they vote for him. What could Trump have meant by that.

Is the political divide in this country to deep to the point where it's impossible to agree to disagree with each other?