
Rich Barris
The People's Pundit, a political analyst and commentator. He provides insights on polling data and the views of the American public.
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May 23, 2025 • 42min
President Trump's Polling Update Special
Rich Barris, known as the People's Pundit, shares his expert insights on recent polling trends and President Trump's approval ratings. The discussion highlights a notable uptick in voter confidence following Trump's Middle East trip. Barris critiques how media narratives often distort public perceptions and examines the shifting dynamics among working-class voters, suggesting a decline in Democratic support. He emphasizes the rising influence of non-college educated voters and the need for Republicans to adapt to changing political landscapes.

Apr 12, 2025 • 0sec
Episode 4407: What Is Going On In Butler PA
Liz Collin, an investigative reporter known for her work at Alpha News, joins political expert Joshua Lysak and analyst Rich Barris to explore the rising political tensions in Butler, PA. They discuss the alarming escalation of violence from leftist groups, the societal ramifications following assassination attempts on President Trump, and the shifting voter dynamics favoring Republicans. Additionally, they shed light on Minnesota's complex political landscape and the troubling narratives shaped by the media, emphasizing the importance of accountability in today's polarized climate.

Dec 12, 2024 • 50min
IG Report Found FBI had 26 Undercover Assets at Jan 6
Rich Barris, known as 'The People's Pundit,' and Mark Lucas, a veteran advocate, dive into the controversial findings of an IG report revealing 26 undercover FBI assets present during the January 6 events. They question the FBI's involvement and critique how media narratives shape public perception. The discussion extends to the implications of these revelations on political accountability and the fairness of trials in D.C. Furthermore, they touch on grassroots advocacy efforts within veteran services and the urgent need for reforms in military priorities.