Ruthless Podcast

Katie Miller, a political commentator and host of her own podcast, shares harrowing experiences with domestic threats that forced her family to relocate. She discusses the absurdity of the DNC's office culture amid political losses, and highlights the bizarre media reactions to Representative Jasmine Crockett's conspiratorial claims. Katie also compares her time working for Elon Musk to her experiences in politics, offering insights on engaging communication and the need for a counter-narrative in women's discourse.

The hosts dive into the chaotic political landscape of the Democrat Party, revealing a brewing internal civil war fueled by ambition over loyalty. They discuss Schumer's struggle with the party's hard left, punctuated by AOC's sharp criticisms. Featuring a hilarious look at Texas Senate candidate Talarico, who promotes faith while following controversial Instagram accounts, the conversation blends serious analysis with comedic banter. Finally, they stage a comedic showdown with hot takes from political pundits, adding a playful twist to the chaos.

Kevin Keene, President of the American Beverage Association, discusses the beverage industry's innovative shift towards healthier, sugar-free options and transparency initiatives. He unveils plans for 24 new facilities and a $1.3 billion investment across the U.S., highlighting the industry's commitment to local communities. The conversation also touches on how consumer demand shapes market changes, emphasizing personal choice over regulation. Additionally, the episode takes a humorous turn with a bizarre discussion on rats hunting bats.

Fox News correspondent Carley Shimkus joins the conversation, bringing her insights on the surprising victory of socialist Zohran Mamdani in New York's mayoral race. She shares her concerns about the city's direction, particularly with her young son affected by local policies. The discussion also dives into off-year election results in New Jersey and Virginia, highlighting shifting demographics. Plus, Carley shares her grueling early morning routine as a broadcaster and reflects on the significance of the Patriot Awards, celebrating everyday heroes in culture.

Rep. Tom Emmer, U.S. Representative and House Majority Whip, joins the discussion on the implications of the recent government shutdown and critiques of Democratic leadership. Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers exposes the threats of foreign funding in U.S. elections and the state's lawsuits targeting dark-money networks. The hosts analyze the narrow victory of socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani, emphasizing its unique urban coalition and the impact of turnout dynamics in upcoming elections. Prepare for insights on partisan strategies and election integrity!

Senator Dave McCormick, a U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania and former businessman, joins the discussion. He shares insights on the government shutdown, labeling it a political stunt and emphasizes the importance of bipartisanship, particularly with Senator Fetterman. McCormick critiques the Democratic Party's radical shift, warning it could alienate moderate voters. He also offers an optimistic view on the economic outlook, crediting deregulation and foreign investment for revitalizing growth in Pennsylvania.

Brett Guthrie, Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, dives into pressing policy issues. He discusses the monumental energy needs for AI and the bipartisan challenge of meeting those demands. Guthrie also reveals concerns about the integrity of sports betting, especially with the NCAA allowing college athletes to gamble. Additionally, he touches on reforms for health-care programs, emphasizing the urgent need to address fraud in entitlement systems. It's a thought-provoking conversation on the intersection of energy, health, and sports integrity.

Brent Gardner from Americans for Prosperity joins to dissect the Democrats' confusing strategy during the government shutdown. He highlights voters’ frustrations and the disconnect between party leadership and public sentiment. They discuss how the Democrats' claims of 'leverage' are seen as cynical politics, and the potential fallout they face from both unions and constituents. A shocking left-wing podcaster's celebration of violence adds to the chaos, exposing the increasing radicalism within the party's base.

🎙️ Gavin Newsom's latest pathetic attempt to change who he is has him claiming to be a dirt-poor, hustling athlete. Spoiler alert - he did not grow up on these streets. The fellas trace the ludicrous claim from Gavin, but explain how it shows his chameleon character, once again. More busted lies from KJP and Kamala - who is claiming that Biden was fine to BE president, he was just too much of an empty skin-suit to RUN for president. ⚡ Then, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin joins the show just a week ahead of his state's off-year elections. He delivers a scathing assessment of the Democratic ticket, emphasizing the risk of overturning his accomplishments: $143 billion in economic growth, $9 billion in tax relief, and protections for women's sports. Youngkin repeatedly calls out Abigail Spanberger for her cowardly refusal to condemn Jay Jones, who has advocated for political violence. The governor also weighs in on the government shutdown, supporting the congressional efforts to fund the military and first responders. 💥 The show concludes with an exclusive deep dive into foreign money influencing American politics with Caitlin Sutherland. She reveals how liberal nonprofits are co-opting political causes, shining a light on the left-wing shell game. ️ 00:00 - Gavin Newsom's "Wonder Bread" Upbringing vs. Reality 12:24 - Karine Jean-Pierre's Book and Lack of Introspection 15:54 - Kamala Harris' Admission on Biden's Frailty 20:55 - Governor Glenn Youngkin 30:16 - Youngkin Handicaps Virginia Races and Explains Winning Formula 55:46 - Major Crack in Democratic Coalition + Eric Swalwell's "Trump Ballroom" Pledge 01:09:27 - Interview with Caitlin Sutherland: Foreign Money in U.S. Politics Our Sponsors: ➢Beverage America believes in the promise that makes this nation great. Learn more at http://wedeliverforamerica.org/ ➢Find out the true power of America's oil and natural gas. Go to https://lightsonenergy.org/ ➢The Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease wants to act sooner on Alzheimer's, not later. Learn more at https://www.pfcdalz.org/ ➢Tell Republicans in Congress stop Dick Durbin's takeover of your credit card before it's too late - https://electronicpaymentscoalition.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bret Baier, a veteran broadcast journalist and anchor of Special Report on Fox News, shares insights from his impressive career and discusses his new book on Teddy Roosevelt. He reflects on the importance of mentorship and the art of interviewing. The conversation also dives into the current political landscape, analyzing how shutdown dynamics influence public opinion toward Trump, and critiques the entitlement of Virginia gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger. A fun segment even features a lively game of 'Dem or Journo'!