The Todd Huff Show

Nancy Pelosi takes gavel in House once again. Get ready for a wild ride in 2019. Government shutdown continues. No end in sight? Political repercussions. Elizabeth Warren announces presidential bid. Awkward home video of her drinking beer. Superficial politics. Romney editorial. Vape store employee loses his marbles when MAGA-wearing customer walks into store.

House passes bill that gives $5.7 billion to border wall. Trump supports, indicates he’ll veto Senate bill that doesn’t fund wall. Very real possibility government will now shutdown. What happens next? My interview with Michael Jr. I strongly, strongly encourage you to check him out on YouTube. Last episode of 2018. Appreciation and gratitude. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!

Listen as I speak with comedian Michael Jr talk about things that are "more than funny."

Senate passes resolution to avoid government shutdown - but it has no funding for a border wall. Trump appears prepared to sign legislation, caving on initial stance that he would shut government down if wall was not funded. Political fallout. Democrats conduct “secret research” during last year’s Alabama Senate election. This is taken seriously is absolutely mind-blowing. Mimicking techniques they learned from Russia’s “meddling” in 2016 race - but not to influence the election. Oh no: this was purely for science. How I wish more people would think for themselves. Remember CrashTheTeaParty.com (now defunct) & Jason Levin?

Michael Flynn sentencing hearing. Judge out-of-control. Prejudicial comments. Inaccurate comments. Treason? Dershowitz gives us Flynn’s options. Abrams calls the process vindictive. This entire Russian collusion investigation has been vindictive and out-of-control. Border security & border wall. Negotiating with Democrats. Shutdown Friday? Communist Party in China going after Christians & people of other faiths.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez taking time off for a self-help. Goes to Instagram for advice on how to do this. Can’t do yoga 3-4 times a week anymore - with Hillary Clinton for all we know. Some willingly - and others unwillingly - march us toward socialism by supporting likable politicians like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Ideas are paramount - and embracing good ideas is literally what made America possible.

Trump and Democrats entrench over the border wall fight. Government shutdown looms Friday. Fight for the narrative. Border security vs government shutdown. Rhetoric. Biden leads Iowa Caucus poll. Nothing new for the Democrats. Four old white guys and a Clinton 2.0? UK advertising watchdog’s ad criteria. Teen lectures UN climate change panel. She’s terrified of climate change, but seems completely unconcerned with the devastating force of big government.

Senate votes to end US military assistance for Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Bernie Sanders (I-VT) sponsor resolution. My immense respect for Mike Lee. It’s good to see Senate keeping presidential powers in check. But did the Senate make the right decision? Impact of Khashoggi’s murder. Did it just draw attention to the war? US sometimes has to cooperate with bad actors - like Stalin & the Soviets during WWII - in order to ensure our vital interests are met. Is that the case here? Interview with Dick Stephens, founder & board member of The Malawi Project. Whatever the narrative of the day, the fundamentals of what needs to happen in this great nation do not change. We discuss.

I speak with Dick Stephens, Founder & Board Member of the Malawi Project.

Congressman Ted Lieu, from the People’s Republic of California, would “love to be able to regulate the content of speech,” but the darn First Amendment gets in the way. The real assault on our Constitution and Free Speech. CNN. California wants to tax text messages - retroactively. Middle school student was forced to change his last name (Trump) because of bullying. American University calls for minority-only spaces on campus in order to, you guessed it, promote inclusion. What better way to promote inclusion than by excluding other groups of students?