Louder with Crowder

Catherine Engelbrecht, founder of True the Vote, and political commentator Josh Firestine dive deep into election integrity. They explore exclusive footage from Georgia that raises questions about voter fraud. The duo critiques media malpractice and discusses the challenges of absentee ballot processing, amid humorous jabs at political trends and rallies. With insights on the ramifications of misinformation and election laws, they highlight the importance of transparency and citizen vigilance ahead of the 2024 elections.

Lane The Brain, a savvy data analyst known for his insightful election research, joins the discussion to dissect early voting data ahead of the 2024 election. They dive into evolving voting trends, particularly focusing on Donald Trump's support among non-college educated white voters. The conversation critiques media narratives around polling and highlights the surprising shifts in blue states toward Republican backing. With a mix of humor and data-driven insights, they emphasize the critical role of grassroots engagement and voter turnout in these pivotal areas.

Nick DiPaolo, a sharp-witted comedian known for his political satire, joins the discussion as they critique Kamala Harris's recent CNN town hall. They humorously explore the implications of her performance and the shifting political landscape favoring the GOP. The conversation also tackles the timing of new allegations against Donald Trump, wrapped in comedic commentary on media biases and public perception. DiPaolo's insights bring a witty edge to the serious undercurrents in today's political climate.

Nick DiPaolo, a seasoned comedian known for his sharp wit, joins the discussion on shocking political incidents and media manipulation. They analyze an accidental shooting by a Democrat Senate candidate, delving into public reactions and gun safety. The conversation takes a critical turn, dissecting sensationalized media narratives around Donald Trump and how they shape public perception. Humor and irony abound as they tackle celebrity involvement in politics and the irony of trust in pharmacies amidst the chaos of political discourse.

In this lively discussion, tax specialist Josh Firestine from Tax Network USA sheds light on the tension in upcoming elections. They explore Kamala Harris's scripted town hall, critique Mark Cuban's controversial support for her, and analyze the shifts in voter engagement, particularly among Christian voters. The conversation gets deeper, tackling the complexities of U.S. foreign policy—debating isolationism versus interventionism while contemplating America's role in global conflicts. It's a feast of politics served with a side of humor!

Josh Firestine, known for his comedic flair, joins for a hilarious take on Donald Trump's recent McDonald's antics. They dive into the wildest campaign-ending moments in U.S. politics, sparking laughter with memorable blunders. Firestine critiques the fading creative catchphrases we once loved while weighing in on the interesting endorsements Trump is receiving from athletes. The conversation also satirizes political dynamics in swing states, mixing comedy with a sharp analysis of the upcoming election landscape.

Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United States, faces intense scrutiny as her recent interview with Bret Baier is dissected, revealing potential career-ending missteps. Bret Baier, Chief Political Anchor for Fox News, provides critical analysis of Harris’s performance, questioning her credibility and adaptability. Alongside guest Gay William, they humorously compare her to a 'Mean Girl,' while exploring election integrity and early voting trends favoring Trump. The discussion balances serious political insights with entertaining commentary, urging civic engagement.

Joining the conversation is Josh Firestine, a political commentator known for his sharp insights. They delve into President Trump's surprising appeal among young black male voters and dissect the impact of Kamala Harris's potential reparations discussions. The talk shifts to her media strategies, including a possible sit-down with Joe Rogan, and the political pitfalls she faces. Humorously critical of current narratives, they explore the disconnect between promises made by politicians and the needs of the community they aim to serve.

In this engaging conversation, guest Gay William, an insightful political commentator, delves into the Biden-Harris DOJ's lawsuit against Virginia over voter roll removals. They discuss the impact of non-citizen voting on election integrity and how this reflects broader Republican gains amid shifting political landscapes. The dialogue balances serious political insights with humorous takes on celebrity endorsements, including Anne Hathaway’s nod to Kamala Harris, and playful banter about the quirks of pocket contents. It's a lively mix of politics and comedy!

Vem Miller, an alleged would-be assassin turned pro-Trump conservative and media outlet founder, shares his surprising journey. He discusses the chilling details of a recent assassination attempt on Trump and defends his controversial views on immigration and historical narratives, particularly about Columbus Day. Comedian Josh Firestine adds humor while critiquing Kamala Harris's speeches and exploring the implications of current policies on housing and violence. The conversation is a mix of political anecdotes, conspiracy theories, and a call for open dialogue.