What's Bugging Me

Dennis has the three biggest stories of the week in his sights. First up is the Veep-stakes as JD Vance and Tim Walz battle on CBS.

And then we welcome in Melissa Francis, formerly of Fox News, about her new documentary on the October 7, 2023 massacre that sparked the current conflict between Israel and Iran's proxies, Hamas and Hezbollah. The film, Revelation, debuted on YouTube two weeks ago,

Then in the Parting Shot, Dennis takes on the Longshoremen strike. Is this 2024's "October Surprise?"

They're some of the worst the world has to offer: murderers, rapists and violent gang members and they're coming to your hometown. They're getting money, food, shelter, healthcare... you name it. Sometimes, they get to claim your home for their own. And you're paying for it. Welcome to the New America, where the old Americans are expendable.

Plus we'll talk to Gabe Kaminsky of the Washington Examiner on the taxpayer-funded censorship brigade in the State Department. All that and the Parting Shot.

We have a lot of ripe and gripping stories this week, and if we had to tie them all together with an underlying theme, it would be: The Fix Is In. Getting Kamala Harris elected is the common goal of the Democrats, the media, the deep state and the establishment. 

And we'll talk to Bobby Eberle, conservative media strategist, talk show host, commentator, and owner of GOPUSA.com and host of The 13-Minute News Hour.

Plus a big ol' Kentucky shoutout to Rep. Thomas Massie in the Parting Shot.

This week Dennis reviews the Tuesday night debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris and the "moderators" from ABC News. Plus the Cats in the Ladle in Springfield, Ohio. Yes, there are hilarious memes floating around the internet and many are dismissing the stories, but for the citizens of this town 26 miles northeast of Dayton, the changes in their town are very real.

Free speech is under attack around the globe and not just with the usual suspects. It's our allies. It's our friends. It's us.

Speaking of freedom, financial adviser Natalie Pace returns to the show to talk about helping your children achieve financial freedom.

All that and the Parting Shot.

We have a three-for for you this week:

• Kamala speaks.
• Zuckerberg speaks up. (But why now?)
• And RFK Jr speaks the truth. (But can Democrats handle it?)

And then John Lott, the President of The Crime Prevention Research Center joins us to expose the lies of the "official" government crime statistics and why you shouldn't trust the numbers.

All that and the Parting Shot.

The week at the DNC and previewing the fall campaign with National Review's Charles C.W. Cooke.

And not to get too catty... but life lessons from Casper the kitty fill the Parting Shot.

The right to speak one's piece is under attack both at home and abroad. The press, who should have the biggest dog in this fight, has somehow become cheerleaders for the censors. Elon Musk and his X social media platform have become a favorite target. 

We look at that and take the international view with the founder and General Secretary of the UK's Free Speech Union, Toby Young, whose worst fears about the new Labour government are all coming true.

All that and the Parting Shot... a shot for Monkey Pox?

Gather 'round and listen to a tale of a bad week and then take stock of things and realize better days could be just ahead.

But first, Kamala Harris made her first decision - a VP pick - and woo-boy, what a pick.

Then Ed Butowsky joins us to review a volatile week on Wall Street, what was behind it and why things are going to get better.

All that and the Parting Shot.

This week Trump enters the Lion's Den, Kamala seeks her roots and there's continued fallout from the July 13th assassination attempt.

Then we talk with theoretical physicist Steven Koonin, who was the 2nd Under Secretary for Science in the Obama Administration, about the hysteria surrounding "climate change."

And in the Parting Shot, the Israelis take out not one, but two, terrorists on the same day.