Stu Burguiere, host of Stu Does America, and Stephen L. Miller, contributing editor at The Spectator, dive into the panic gripping MSNBC as ratings plummet. They discuss a surprising CBS poll revealing young voters' increasing approval for Trump's diverse cabinet, while also tackling media bias in covering political candidates. The conversation highlights Jack Smith dropping charges against Trump and the complexities surrounding police actions during the Capitol riot. They blend humor with sharp critiques on modern journalism and Thanksgiving traditions.

Spencer Kimball, director of Emerson Polling, shares insights on Donald Trump's current standing in key swing states and the shifting voter dynamics as election day looms. Stu Burguiere and Stephen L. Miller add humor, discussing Trump's memorable 'garbage truck moment' and the media's skewed portrayals of Biden's comments, including a bizarre Halloween incident. They delve into the anxious yet hopeful sentiments of Trump supporters, highlighting the implications of polling accuracy and the peculiarities of modern campaign rhetoric.

Stu Burguiere, a sharp political commentator from BlazeTV, and Stephen L. Miller, an insightful host known for his political analysis, dive into urgent questions surrounding President Biden's health and the media’s obsession with Vice President Kamala Harris. They unravel the chaos in Harris’s campaign and discuss her lack of substantive communication. The duo examines Tulsi Gabbard’s surprising endorsement of Trump, analyzing its implications on political realignment and media credibility. Their lively banter sheds light on why independent media is resonating with viewers.

Mark Halperin, editor-in-chief of 2WAY, discusses the strategic political choices behind Kamala Harris's VP pick, Tim Walz. Military veteran Tom Behrends shares his concerns about Walz's military service allegations, complicating perceptions of valor and leadership. Stephen L. Miller critiques the media's portrayal of Walz amid civil unrest in Minnesota, arguing that it's focused more on 'vibes' than reality. The conversation dives deep into accountability for both politicians and the media regarding their narratives and responsibilities.

Join Andrew Klavan, a conservative voice and author from The Daily Wire, and Stephen L. Miller, host of Versus Media, as they dissect Cassidy Hutchinson's controversial testimony regarding January 6. They question media biases and the narrative surrounding Trump’s potential 2024 run, examining how public perception is shaped. The discussion shifts to critical societal issues like abortion rights and immigration, while also addressing the disconnect between celebrity opinions and mainstream views. Their insights leave listeners with food for thought.