Guy Benson Show Guy’s Tough Talk to D.C Republicans
Nov 24, 2025
Byron York, Chief Political Correspondent at the Washington Examiner, dives into the rising crime rates and media biases surrounding it. Andy McCarthy, former U.S. attorney, unpacks legal intricacies of dismissed indictments and implications for future prosecutions. Congressman Brian Stile confronts rumors of GOP resignations while advocating for stricter stock trading rules and strategies to enhance affordability. Each guest contributes sharp insights on pressing political dynamics and the importance of accountability within Congress.
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Finish The Term You Promised Voters
- Serve out the full term you were elected to and don't resign mid-term for political frustration or petty reasons.
- If you won't run again, announce you won't seek re-election rather than abandoning voters prematurely.
Team Politics Requires Managing Morale
- Alienating your own party's members erodes morale and can turn a fragile majority into a vulnerability.
- The White House and leadership must treat members as teammates or risk political instability.
Don't Treat Dismissals As Final
- Dismissals 'without prejudice' allow prosecutors to refile charges, so expect legal maneuvering rather than finality.
- Watch related motions and other judges' rulings because procedural gaps can resurrect cases.