It’s not just former allies who are either breaking ranks or raising red flags for the Trump administration, certain people groups who supported Trump handily in the 2024 election are starting to fade away. Richard presents the latest facts and figures in Trumpland.

Hungarians wanted change and they voted with their feet. In this piece, Richard French warns President Trump and even more so those in the GOP running this fall to definitely take note. Listen here to find out why.

If you go down the list of the most listened to hard right podcasters, most of them all have one thing in common, they are in a war of words with Trump. Could the President be losing the support of his base, or is it just words? Richard explores.

Beyond being an oppressive, autocratic brutal regime, the Iranians are as trustworthy as...well, Trump. But, is this who we are as a Country? We don’t launch wars without making a case to the public and Congress. We don’t go into a war without defined objectives and end game. Richard analyses the potential consequences of this war of choice.

The current priorities of the President do not appear to be the ones he campaigned on, and not the ones he has even bothered to attempt to explain. Why are Trump's priorities shifting, and why does it look like he's going to break some important promises made to the American people?Richard explains.

When Trump pardoned all of the January 6th Capitol insurrectionists, he waved an imaginary wand, and without any concern for what would follow created tragedy. At least 12 of the rioters have been charged with serious crimes including child molestation, assault, harassment and plotting murder. Richard shares some examples. Watch here!

Has our society lowered its standards to normalize behaviors that were previously considered deviant or intolerable? Richard compares the words of an Artemis II astronaut with those of our current occupant in the White House. Watch here!

With the launch of the Artemis II lunar orbit mission to the moon, humans, and especially Americans, need to be reminded that we should strive for the stars, that we can work with other countries and we can do hard things. Richard presents the deeper meaning of this historical moment in history.

Does Secretary of War Pete Hegseth believe that the sacred rules our military has embraced and lived by through the entire history of our nation no longer apply now that he has taken office? Richard looks at some of the deeds and decisions Hegseth has made to help answer the question.

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments on the legality of Trump’s executive order banning citizenship for children born in America to undocumented parents. By an almost 2 to 1 margin, the public opposes such a seismic shift in our national identity. Richard explores the potential consequences of such a ruling.