In this riveting discussion, former President Donald Trump, radio icon Rush Limbaugh, and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones dive deep into the explosive intersection of right-wing radio and American politics. They explore how Trump's tactics echo the rhetoric of conservative media, shedding light on pivotal moments like the birther controversy and the rise of QAnon. The guests dissect the ramifications of misinformation during the pandemic and the radio's role in the January 6th insurrection, revealing the powerful influence of media on modern conservatism.

Rush Limbaugh, the highly influential conservative talk radio host, teams up with former U.S. president Ronald Reagan, whose policies shaped the rise of right-wing radio. They discuss how Reagan's era removed barriers for conservative media, allowing Limbaugh to become a pivotal figure and kingmaker in the Republican party. The conversation dives into the emergence of controversial voices in talk radio, the cultural impact of Limbaugh's followers, and the powerful alliance that reshaped political discourse during a transformative time in American politics.

In a poignant tribute to Rush Limbaugh, the legendary conservative talk radio host, Jim Rutenberg of The New York Times explores Limbaugh's monumental impact on American political discourse. They discuss how Limbaugh shaped the Republican Party's voice with his provocative style and conspiratorial narratives, paving the way for a new era in right-wing media. The conversation delves into his controversial commentary on feminism, the Clinton administration's response, and how his legacy continues to resonate, influencing the likes of Donald Trump.