In this episode, Charlie Kirk interviews Congressman James Comer, who claims the Biden family received $27 million from foreign entities by selling access to Joe Biden without legitimate business activity. Comer describes Biden as the most corrupt U.S. president, alleging a lack of accountability and cover-ups by federal agencies and the media.

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Townhall Review January 18, 2025

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson talks with Tony Perkins about the Trump agenda and the formidable challenges Trump will face, including border security, defense and passing conservative legislation.

Hugh Hewitt turns to Alex Gray, from the National Security Council under Trump 1.0, to discuss Trump's focus on hemispheric defense, prioritizing Greenland and Panama as strategic assets against threats from China and Russia.

Chris Stigall and Sean Spicer, Trump's first press secretary, discuss Democrats potentially working with Trump, the focus on effective communicators in Trump's administration, and the border as a top priority for immediate action.

Victor Davis Hanson highlights failures in Los Angeles' leadership, resource allocation, and decision-making, contributing to the city's vulnerability during fire season.

Larry Elder talks with Paul Scrivano, a restaurant owner and a soon-to-be candidate for Los Angeles City Council District 3, about the woke failures of California's government, which insists on upholding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies.

Charlie Kirk talks with veteran political reporter Mark Halperin about the fascinating inroads Trump has made with Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.

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In this episode, John Solomon and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich Newt Gingrich discuss Journey to America, a PBS documentary highlighting the value of lawful immigration in shaping America's diverse and patriotic identity. Gingrich emphasizes the distinction between legal and illegal immigration, shares inspiring immigrant stories, and critiques political inefficiencies in handling national issues.

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In this episode, Victor Davis Hanson and co-host Jack Fowler, discuss a leaked memo showing LA Mayor Karen Bass demanded $49 million in additional fire department cuts before wildfires. Victor Davis Hanson critiques her focus on DEI policies and widespread mismanagement. Their discussion highlights systemic failures in emergency response, water infrastructure, and wildfire prevention.

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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt talks with Senate Majority Leader John Thune of South Dakota about key legislative priorities, including the Lake and Riley Act aimed at preventing crimes by addressing gaps in detention policies, and wildfire management reforms in California. Thune emphasizes bipartisan efforts, the importance of forest management, and potential federal oversight to ensure effective disaster response and prevention.

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In this episode, Charlie Kirk outlines the legal and political pressures faced by Donald Trump, emphasizing the unprecedented nature of his indictments and their implications for American democracy. He praises Trump’s resilience in confronting these challenges, framing his actions as a fight for the people and the republic’s future.

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Townhall Review - January 11, 2025

We'll listen in on a major announcement from CEO Mark Zuckerberg, about Meta, Facebook’s parent company, shifting back toward free expression.

Hugh Hewitt invites Joel Kaplan, Meta’s new Chief Global Affairs Officer, to discuss this pivotal shift.

Chris Stigall and Michael Whatley, Chairman of the RNC, weigh in on the GOP’s success in gaining control of Congress and building on that momentum in the 2026 midterms.

Hugh has an extended conversation with President-elect Donald Trump about extending the Trump One-era tax cuts, critiquing the Biden administration’s transition efforts, and the role of American leadership in restoring stability.

Sebastian Gorka and Robert Wilkie, former Secretary of Veterans Affairs, discuss the importance of restoring American naval dominance as well as other key steps to strengthen the military.

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In this episode, Charlie Kirk and Substack blogger Peachy Keenan describe the devastating wildfires in California, highlighting widespread destruction in neighborhoods, schools, and local businesses. They criticize state policies, blaming mismanagement, environmental restrictions, and woke political priorities for inadequate fire prevention and response efforts.

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In this eposide,Chris Stigall and Michael Whatley, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, discuss the state of U.S. politics, highlighting the Republican Party’s focus on advancing a pro-America agenda under Donald Trump’s leadership. They emphasize the importance of election strategies, infrastructure for midterms, and Trump’s impact on domestic and global affairs.

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In this episode, John Solomon discusses a Homeland Security report on evolving terrorist tactics, including lone wolf attacks on soft targets and the use of drones, with retired FBI agent Chris Piehota, author of Wanted: The FBI I Once Knew, Piehota highlights the U.S.'s unpreparedness for these threats, emphasizing the need for proactive measures, better inter-agency collaboration, and a return to core law enforcement priorities.

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