Episodes

  • 7 Reasons Why James Talarico Is the Most Dangerous Senate Candidate Running Today
    Oct 27 2026
    Texas has not sent a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 1988. That streak is now in real danger because the party nominated a soft-spoken Presbyterian seminarian who markets himself as a thoughtful Christian while his record shows something far darker.

    James Talarico is not merely another progressive. He is a polished heretic who has spent years rewriting the Gospel to fit every left-wing priority, then softens the language just enough for national media to treat him as reasonable. That combination makes him uniquely dangerous.

    Read More: https://discernreport.com/7-reasons-why-james-talarico-is-the-most-dangerous-senate-candidate-running-today/
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    11 mins
  • Most Americans Do Not Believe in the Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ
    Oct 26 2026
    Most Americans Do Not Believe in the Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ
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    20 mins
  • 1619 Project's Nikole Hannah-Jones Made a Horrible Mistake With Her Daughter's Education
    Sep 21 2026
    In this RedState article, Joe Cunningham argues that Nikole Hannah-Jones’s New York Times Magazine essay about her daughter’s years in struggling New York schools is, unintentionally, one of the strongest arguments ever published for school choice.

    Read More: https://discernreport.com/nikole-hannah-jones-just-wrote-the-best-case-for-school-choice-shell-ever-publish/
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    21 mins
  • Family Structure, Hasan Piker, and Xavier Becerra's Lead Shrinks
    Aug 28 2026
    Family Structure, Hasan Piker, and Xavier Becerra's Lead Shrinks
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    13 mins
  • Troy Jackson and Zohran Mamdani Are the Future of the Democrat Party
    Jul 31 2026
    The Democratic Socialists of America do not need a majority within the caucus in order to control it. That makes every election so important, especially if a DSA member is on the ballot.
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    20 mins
  • Xavier Becerra's Campaign Rocked by Horrifying Claims From Whistleblower
    Jul 28 2026
    Xavier Becerra faces a renewed scandal over his tenure as Joe Biden’s health secretary after a whistleblower came forward to expose the horrific levels of abuse and exploitation of hundreds of thousands of migrant children faced while in detention in California.

    A caseworker at the Pomona Fairplex alleges children faced abuse and chaotic releases, were separated from young siblings, and sent to unverified addresses or secretly moved in the dead of the night — some never to be seen again — while the complex also accepted fake documents from sponsors.

    Read More: https://nypost.com/2026/07/27/us-news/xavier-becerra-campaign-rocked-by-whistleblower-claims-over-missing-migrant-kids/
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    15 mins
  • Going to Church Too Much Is Now 'Extreme' and Atheists Make Bad Arguments
    Jul 14 2026
    Going to Church Too Much Is Now 'Extreme' and Atheists Make Bad Arguments
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    20 mins
  • The Fireworks Were the Easy Part
    Jul 5 2026
    The tall ships are weighing anchor. The last of the fireworks ash has settled onto driveways from Boston to San Diego. Philadelphia has lowered a one-ton stainless steel time capsule into the ground at Independence National Historical Park, sealed until 2276. America's 250th birthday, the largest coordinated celebration in the nation's history, is now in the past tense. And the most important question of the entire Semiquincentennial has not yet been answered, because it was never going to be answered by a parade. It gets answered starting today.

    Celebration is not conviction. A nation can cheer for liberty on the Fourth of July and surrender it by inches the other 364 days of the year. We have done exactly that for decades. So before the bunting comes down, it is worth asking the uncomfortable question the confetti was never designed to address. Was the 250th a launching pad, or was it a museum piece?

    Read More: https://patriot.tv/the-fireworks-were-the-easy-part/
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    22 mins