The Benny Show

Rep. Andy Ogles, a conservative legislator from Tennessee, talks about immigration reforms and the push to change visa quotas, while emphasizing the need for cultural assimilation. Joining him is Rep. Eli Crane from Arizona, who highlights alarming statistics about known terrorists entering the U.S. under previous policies. They discuss urgent legislative priorities for 2026, including deportation strategies and boosting American manufacturing. The episode wraps up with reflections on geopolitical shifts in Latin America and the need for a unified approach to national security.

General Michael Flynn, a former national security advisor, discusses election integrity and claims of foreign interference, emphasizing the need for civic engagement. Senator Ron Johnson dives into scrutiny over government documents related to recent investigations and criticizes COVID mismanagement. Rep. Chip Roy addresses campus safety and proposes stricter immigration policies. The conversation also touches on the viral harassment of an elderly worker at Target, highlighting the heightened political climate and public response to controversial symbols.

In this discussion, Erika Donalds, an education policy advocate, emphasizes the urgent need for stricter campus security in light of a recent shooting at Brown University. Senator Tommy Tuberville shares insights on national security and calls for accountability in handling targeted attacks. Rep. Beth Van Duyne critiques media narratives and shares her views on local security and immigration concerns. Together, they dissect the complexities of safety on campuses while addressing broader political issues and accountability.

President Trump speaks live on pressing issues, including illegal immigration and terror threats. He announces major homeland security initiatives and awards a historic medal for border defense. The podcast also covers shocking news about Rob Reiner's son being arrested in connection with the murders of his parents, alongside discussions about recent violence at Brown University. Trump addresses the complexities of international relations, including Ukraine and Gaza. Finally, they highlight significant FBI disruptions of terror plots.

Oklahoma City BLM leader charged with wire fraud, money laundering in alleged $3.15M embezzlement scheme, Charlie Kirk’s assassin  smirks and chuckles during first in-person court appearance, Rep Greg Stuebe and  Shaneyy Ricch  join the show. First Liberty: Go to https://firstliberty.org/benny Patriot Mobile: Go to https://www.PatriotMobile.com/Benny and get A FREE MONTH Blackout Coffee: http://www.blackoutcoffee.com/benny and use coupon code BENNY for 20% OFF your first order Pre Born: Go to https://www.preborn.com/benny to help save a baby Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join Rep. Barry Loudermilk, a key figure in January 6th investigations, and James Uthmeyer, Florida's Attorney General, as they delve into the chilling conspiracy surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination. They tackle pressing questions about federal agency transparency and the troubling impact of gag orders. Loudermilk shares bombshell insights on the January 6 pipe bomber case, while Uthmeyer discusses significant Florida legal actions, including prosecutions on youth gender surgeries and corporate accountability lawsuits against Starbucks. Get ready for a riveting discussion on truth and accountability!

Mark Mitchell, a recognized pollster from Rasmussen, shares insights on Trump's approval ratings and the shifting dynamics heading into the 2026 midterms. Harmeet Dhillon, a keen attorney, unveils alarming findings about voter rolls, discussing dead registrants and non-citizens impacting elections. U.S. Representative Tim Burchett gives a candid congressional perspective on agency corruption and the need for rigorous oversight. Together, they emphasize economic populism, voter integrity, and a unified GOP strategy to win future elections.

Joining the conversation are Rand Paul, a U.S. Senator renowned for his libertarian stance and watchdog efforts on public health, and James Comer, the House Oversight Chairman with a focus on government investigations. They delve into explosive new documents revealing the FBI may have known the identity of the pipe bomber back in 2021. Topics include oversight on the January 6 narrative, the intersection of social media and parenting, and ongoing investigations into Dr. Fauci. Comer also critiques the cooperation between federal agencies and media narratives.

Jim Jordan, U.S. Congressman and Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, joins to discuss critical political issues, including oversight investigations and the controversial allegations of corruption in Ukraine under Zelensky. He reveals insights into GOP efforts addressing fraudulent activities in Minnesota linked to Ilhan Omar. The conversation also touches on January 6th inquiries, reforms in surveillance policies, and the dynamics within the Republican Party regarding accountability and local elections, particularly the Miami mayoral race with Emilio Gonzalez.

Joining the conversation are Senator Markwayne Mullin, a U.S. Senator from Oklahoma focused on federal oversight, and Viva Frei, a contrarian legal analyst renowned for his investigative commentary. They delve into the controversial January 6 pipe bomber investigation, questioning the FBI's approach and potential cover-ups. Mullin critiques the DOJ's handling of the case, while Frei raises skepticism about the evidence and surveillance discrepancies. Their discussion explores the possibility of federal manipulation and how the narrative around this incident could evolve.