The flurry of SCOTUS rulings that came down at the end of last week have people on the left freaking out, and many on the right confident in victory. While Stigall is thrilled with the verdicts reached on Friday - he cautions the reality of the ruling isn't quite what many are celebrating. He also says a ruling on parenting and public school is even more important, and the dissenting opinion should be even more alarming and chilling than any other ruling in recent history. Mark Weaver is back to...
Jun 30, 2025•1 hr 42 min•Season 49Ep. 1
And we're not just talking about the show in the sky on the 4th of July. As you know, President Trump wants the "big, beautiful bill" on his desk to sign his tax cuts permanently into law. But first, some messiness in the Senate is causing angst. Too many changes, then it heads back to the House who barely passed their version weeks ago. Can these two chambers of Congress get on the same page with a week to go? Stigall gets down in the weeds today on this so you're fully up to speed on where it ...
Jun 27, 2025•1 hr 39 min•Season 48Ep. 30
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Kain hold a press conference today to give details on the successful strike on Iran's nuclear sites on Saturday, but of course it only inspires the media to become more hostile. Stigall has about enough. You'll hear how it all unfolded. Meanwhile, at NATO - they're calling President Trump "daddy." No kidding! And the political hack we call Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell gets a brilliant cross examination on his decisions to...
Jun 26, 2025•1 hr 43 min•Season 48Ep. 29
There's no way you can't be happy if you're a Trump voter at this moment in American history. Historic peace achieved perhaps in the Middle East - certainly a dramatic pause at a minimum in a decades long menace to the West from Iran. It appears the Senate is about to get Trump's tax cuts extended, perhaps as early as Friday. And NATO and the global community are stepping up and celebrating if not surrendering to President Trump on his demands for fair trade deals and others paying their fair sh...
Jun 25, 2025•1 hr 43 min•Season 48Ep. 28
If it holds, President Trump has achieved the most impressive accomplishment in the Middle East in most of our lifetimes. It’s a period of history that will be studied long after we’re gone. Potentially real, lasting peace in the Middle East without a single member of our military on the ground or in harms way. Join Stigall as he unpacks the breaking news of the last 24 hours including this morning’s events with former Trump administration Deputy National Security Victoria Coates. Have you notic...
Jun 24, 2025•1 hr 44 min•Season 48Ep. 27
It was an overwhelming military success. It was strategic and focused. That said, if you're on social media you might be hearing some high profile "influencers" suggesting its the beginning of World War 3 or President Trump being compromised by the "war mongers" in Washington. Stigall doesn't see it that way at all and believes there's an intelligent, careful, and humble way of looking at what happened this weekend that is neither beating a war drum or freaking out that the end is near. Josh Ham...
Jun 23, 2025•1 hr 49 min•Season 48Ep. 26
You've ridden along this week with Stigall on his "Trust Trump" prescription for this fight between Israel and Iran and yesterday proved why that's sound advice. Why are Senate Republicans squabbling over Medicaid cuts? And the media continues to frame the "big beautiful bill" as something that only spends and generates no new revenue for the Treasury. Jim Pfaff of the Conservative Caucus on what he's hearing from people inside the debate on Capitol Hill. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins mak...
Jun 20, 2025•1 hr 46 min•Season 48Ep. 25
If you're looking for another show to whip you into hysterics about Iran and Israel, this isn't your show. If you're looking for reasonable discussions on where we are and where do we go from here - this is your show. Former State Department advisor on Iran, Polaris National Security Executive Director Gabriel Noronha on how to deal with Iran - perhaps without firing a single shot on our own. Plus, the Biden auto-pen. If it was used, is anything signed into law or pardons actually legal? And do ...
Jun 19, 2025•1 hr 43 min•Season 48Ep. 24
Stigall has been debating with himself whether or not to spend another day in the middle of this conservative sniping over Israel and Iran, but feels it's just too important spiritually and for our security to not discuss this and hash out some really wild declarations about the motivations behind our involvement. From the Biblical and moral point of view, Pastor Lucas Miles returns to sort out what has become a growing "replacement theory" view of Israel and Scripture all Christians should sort...
Jun 18, 2025•1 hr 48 min•Season 48Ep. 23
Stigall encourages everyone to just take a deep breath and realize - if you've come this far trusting Trump - it's his feeling you have no reason not to continue. Now that the President has warned Iranians to evacuate - many once pro-Trump voices are suggesting he's getting ready to plunge us into war and betray his voters who want to end wars. What's the truth? Lt. Col. Tony Schaffer and John Hayward from Breitbart both offer the kind of nuance that's needed now and not overly simple, binary wa...
Jun 17, 2025•1 hr 46 min•Season 48Ep. 22
No greater dichotomy on display than this weekend's activities. The "no kings" astroturfing designed to suggest huge swaths of the country fear President Trump because he's carrying out the promises he made and the reason 77 million people elected. Meanwhile, President Trump celebrates the Army's 250th anniversary with a parade through the streets of D.C. and even MSNBC has to admit, it's not "dark and authoritarian" at all. In fact, it's down right happy and patriotic. No one better captures th...
Jun 16, 2025•1 hr 42 min•Season 48Ep. 21
Details about what the White House knew about last night's strike and the continuing bombing of Iran's nuclear sites are coming into view and it involves a lot of intrigue. Plus, the "no kings" street theater production kicks off with a lame Senator's attempt to portray himself as a victim. Trump's birthday/Flag Day/Military celebration parade tomorrow coupled with Israel's move on Iran is a real media wet blanket for the left's attention seeking. Democrat governors make absolute fools of themse...
Jun 13, 2025•1 hr 40 min•Season 48Ep. 20
The DNC has just gutted their own leadership while they’re metaphorically and literally in retreat. From last nights Congressional baseball game to a performance of Les Miserables at the Kennedy Center and even in congressional hearings and media - it’s not a good time to be in the party called Democrat. -For more info visit the official website: https://chrisstigall.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisstigallshow/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChrisStigall Facebook: https://www.faceboo...
Jun 12, 2025•1 hr 43 min•Season 48Ep. 19
In addition to President Trump's decisive handling of the L.A. riots and an American public fully behind him, he announces a trade deal with China has been struck. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green (R-GA) joins Stigall to break the news and discuss her opposition to the big, beautiful bill after voting to pass it because of what it contains about A.I. regulations. This week also marks the 250th anniversary of the Army, and former Green Beret and current Florida State Senator Jay Collins reflec...
Jun 11, 2025•1 hr 43 min•Season 48Ep. 18
Stigall's theme today is messaging and who's winning it or losing it on multiple fronts. Brilliant commentary from Restate.com's Bonchie on the LA riots and how President Trump, the DOJ, and FBI are handling the criminals versus the Democrats who are desperate to make the public believe this is peaceful, organic, and even "fun." Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer discusses the messaging in the Tump/Elon battle as well as the future of the "big, beautiful bill." Chief economist Steve ...
Jun 10, 2025•1 hr 45 min•Season 48Ep. 17
Stigall's most important reminder for you in today's show is this: the LA "riots" aren't organic or authentic. Townhall.com's Col. Kurt Schlichter and AM 870 the Answer in L.A. morning host Jennifer Horn join Stigall - both from Los Angeles and tell us what we really need to know about not only the "riots," but also the politics of it. Also, Stigall was away for a couple of days and gets caught up on the Trump/Elon dust up. And a trip back into the not too distant past when Stigall actually defe...
Jun 09, 2025•1 hr 36 min•Season 48Ep. 16
Stigall returns Monday with all new shows, but never leaves without new content for you to enjoy. Today the brilliant Lord Conrad Black returns to discuss his new book The Political and Strategic History of the World Vol 2. A wide ranging discussion on Ukraine, the Trump revolution, and what does this Canadian think of the “51st state” talk? Then, the brilliant Dr. Peter McCullough - renown cardiologist and one of Dr. Fauci’s biggest critics in the “virus” era discusses his testimony in Congress...
Jun 06, 2025•30 min•Season 48Ep. 15
Stigall is out today but enjoy his conversation with one of the greatest fighters on team Trump during both elections. Christina Bobb is a Marine and one tough attorney. The 2024 election was a miracle comeback--Donald Trump, against all odds, reclaimed the White House after facing an unprecedented barrage of legal attacks and government harassment. But as Christina reveals in Defiant, the battle for America’s future was far from over. Bobb's shocking, personal account takes readers behind the s...
Jun 05, 2025•31 min•Season 48Ep. 14
Uh-oh. Stigall says everyone needs to take a deep breath. Elon Musk took some aggressive shots at the "big beautiful bill" on X yesterday, suggesting Republicans who support it should be tossed from office. As for the White House, Stigall went directly to the source today to find out what they officially have to say about Musk's critique. Harrison Fields - a White House communications deputy gently pushed back and raised some eyebrows with his response today. We also welcome back Kelly Johnston ...
Jun 04, 2025•1 hr 48 min•Season 48Ep. 13
They admit it. It's not a throw-away line. It's a very big problem. Two studies out this week shed light on the angst, depression, and anger certain political leanings cause voters. Particularly one demographic and it's an eye opener. Lt. Col. Tony Schaffer discusses Ukraine's strike on Russia, the likelihood of an Iran nuclear deal, and the domestic extremism that's invaded the country. Another week, another male pretending to be female to win at sports. Paula Scanlan, the former Penn swimmer w...
Jun 03, 2025•1 hr 48 min•Season 48Ep. 12
Keeping with the theme of today's Harrumph Society newsletter - Stigall says there's no reason for Republicans not to be on offense. The White House has been on a full-court press to spread the good news taking place from Pittsburgh and the US Steel/Nippon Steel merger to the "big, beautiful bill" making its way through congress, and promoting the tariff fight they still very much believe in and are committing to find ways around any court obstruction. Plus, with Elon's official exit, they are s...
Jun 02, 2025•1 hr 9 min•Season 48Ep. 11
It's not often Stigall cares to speak of the Obama's other than historical, disruptive and destructive, angry partisans who launched a campaign of Marxist rot and racial division in the country. But what Michele Obama said on a recent podcast made Stigall actually stop in his tracks to ponder it. You'll hear it in this episode. Dave McCormick, PA's junior US Senator joins by phone to discuss progress on the big, beautiful bill in the Senate. While TN-05 Congressman Andy Ogles helps us understand...
May 30, 2025•1 hr 48 min•Season 48Ep. 12
It's not secret Donald Trump has been the subject of lawyer for years now. When everything else failed to stop his election to a second term, the left used the last tool they had at their disposal to thwart his agenda as president. Judges. Yesterday, a new judicial panel out of New York you've likely never heard of has swooped in to declare Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff agenda unconstitutional. So what does that mean as Trump himself vows to appeal this to the Supreme Court? EJ Antoni from the...
May 29, 2025•1 hr 42 min•Season 48Ep. 10
You can probably guess. Today Stigall is joined by White House reporter for the Washington Times Jeff Murdock to discuss NPR's plans to take the Trump administration to court. Of course Harvard is taking their swings too as Trump threatens to take every dime of their federal grant money and give it over to trade schools instead. And now Vladamir Putin is mouthing off about Trump's frustrations over his continued aggression toward Ukraine. John Hayward from Breitbart.com joins the show to discuss...
May 28, 2025•1 hr 37 min•Season 48Ep. 8
Stigall thinks its key to have a full understanding of the vision Trump is attempting to achieve. Not just this month, this year, or even four years from now. Trump is rebuilding this country in the image of its great industrialist past. Democrats, meanwhile simply cannot pull out of their political "death spiral" and the New York Times lays out just how bad their polices truly are after 2024's bruising. Much is being debated about the big, beautiful bill as you know but can the Senate make it b...
May 27, 2025•1 hr 46 min•Season 48Ep. 7
A special episode while the show is away today, but this is all new content! Peachy Keenan, author of Domestic Extremist: A Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War joins Stigall to discuss the secret life of women leading traditional lives as worshipers, mothers, and wives as their priority while the world of secular women turns increasingly hostile to it. What's going on? Then, while young men are trending more conservative - many able-bodied men ages 20-40 are sitting out of the work force,...
May 26, 2025•51 min•Season 48Ep. 6
There's no way around it. Nearly everything Stigall said about the murderer of the two Jewish diplomats was sadly true. Much like the United Heath Care CEO and the list could go on for a while of American, domestic terrorists and their media sympathizers place our country in a very dangerous situation. The Trump administration is moving Heaven and Earth to try to weed out the radicalism that leads to these slaughters in American colleges and media institutions - while at the same time tacking th...
May 23, 2025•1 hr 41 min•Season 48Ep. 5
But what's in it and what's not? Stigall has been getting a lot of audience incoming about it. We go to the RNC and one of the most conservative House members who just voted this morning to pass it - Representative Eric Burlison. Stigall celebrates the return of masculinity from Trump and his cabinet as yesterday multiple members of team Trump took their opponents to the wood shed in very public settings and you need to hear each one! Stigall offers his first reaction to the heinous murder of tw...
May 22, 2025•1 hr 44 min•Season 48Ep. 4
A couple of fascinating conversations today with two House Republicans who confirm the Trump tax cuts or "big, beautiful bill" could be voted on tonight. But what's really in it? Stigall talks with DOGE House Committee Chair Marjorie Taylor Greene (GA-14) who says this bill must pass - but's it's not what you're being told. Similarly, Congressman David Kustoff (TN-08) also says it must pass, but there's a reason it's not quite what was promised. You be the judge, as always. Plus, Josh Hammer on ...
May 21, 2025•1 hr 46 min•Season 48Ep. 3
It's difficult to achieve, but Stigall thinks Jim Comes - former director of the FBI might just be the single greatest liar in American politics today. Just wait until you hear his victimhood testimony of the infamous "8647" shell picture on social media last week. Meanwhile, Stigall continues to assert the Biden cancer diagnosis isn't remotely transparent. It's not about being cruel regarding an ailing man, it's about the coverup from the American people and it needs to be discussed. Plus, will...
May 20, 2025•1 hr 46 min•Season 48Ep. 2
