Senator Markwayne Mullin

Former police officer and conservative commentator Officer Brandon Tatum joins to discuss Netflix's controversial kids' show and the alarming rise of left-wing violence on campuses. He shares firsthand accounts of confrontations at UC Davis and argues for increased security amid escalating assaults on activists. U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin discusses budgetary issues and the implications of recent proposed cuts. The conversation also touches on the expansive growth of Club America chapters across schools, emphasizing the need for ideological resilience in today's culture.

Jeffrey Goldberg, Editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, dives into the repercussions of a significant national security blunder involving leaked military plans. Senators Markwayne Mullin and Michael Bennet engage in a heated discussion about the handling of sensitive information and how Congress should react. They also analyze President Trump’s contentious views on Russia and military strategies, alongside the complexities of U.S. foreign relations. Tension within the Trump administration and the implications of tariffs and economic policies are key focal points in this engaging dialogue.

U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin joins to discuss recent Senate rule changes and confirm his support for Turning Point USA in the wake of tragic events. He reflects on Charlie Kirk's legacy and the importance of addressing the threat posed by Antifa, now labeled a domestic terrorist organization. The conversation touches on the tactics and symbols used by Antifa, emphasizing the need for action against these groups. Mullin encourages listeners to transform their grief into activism, rallying support for critical initiatives.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin, a U.S. Senator from Oklahoma, joins to unpack the complexities of government shutdown negotiations and the political outcomes that shape funding strategies. The discussion pivots to President Trump's proposed 50-year mortgage plan, igniting a debate on its potential to tackle the home affordability crisis. Mullin elaborates on why some view long mortgages as a band-aid rather than a solution and addresses the implications for first-time buyers. The episode addresses generational economic challenges and the role of home ownership in civic engagement.

Journalist Nick Sortor, known for his on-the-ground coverage of protests, shares his harrowing experience of being arrested while reporting in Portland, where he faced violence and police targeting. Actor Kevin Sorbo discusses Hollywood's wokeness and his mission with Brave Books to offer family-friendly content. U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin provides insights into the looming government shutdown and political strategies. The conversation highlights the alarming contrasts between law enforcement responses during protests and the challenges of reporting in turbulent environments.