Mike Gallagher Podcast

Mike and Mark look at the GOP’s “good problem to have:”   Three strong potential Trump successors; the wild west uncertainty of GoFundMe campaigns

Joey Hudson fills in for Mike as reports suggest the Trump administration is closing in on a major agreement with Iran, with President Trump insisting Tehran is “negotiating on fumes” and warning that any deal must permanently end its nuclear ambitions. Joey breaks down the latest developments surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, rising energy concerns, and what a final deal could mean for the U.S. and the world. Plus, Jill Biden reignites controversy with a stunning admission that she feared Joe Biden was having a stroke during his disastrous 2024 debate performance, prompting renewed questions about what the White House knew, when they knew it, and whether Americans were misled about the former president’s condition. As speculation about 2028 heats up, Joey also examines new polling that shows Marco Rubio rapidly gaining ground on JD Vance in a potential Republican primary showdown.

M and M discuss their their favorite fast food. Plus, why do so many conservative podcasters attack Erika Kirk?

Joey Hudson fills in for Mike as new comments from Jill Biden about former President Biden’s disastrous debate performance reignite questions about what was really happening behind the scenes during the 2024 campaign. Joey breaks down the political fallout, rising concerns over leadership and transparency, and why voters still haven’t gotten clear answers. Plus, South Carolina Congressman William Timmons joins the show to discuss the escalating redistricting fight and what it could mean for the GOP heading into the midterms, while Joey sounds the alarm on rising gas prices, inflation fears, and how pocketbook issues could shape the next major election battle.

Mark Davis goes solo today! Mark discusses Ken Paxton, who won big over John Cornyn in the Texas Primary for US Senate.

Joey Hudson fills in for Mike as South Carolina Republicans spark a political firestorm by rejecting a Trump-backed congressional map, throwing the state’s redistricting battle into chaos just as early voting shatters records across the Palmetto State. Joey breaks down what the Senate’s refusal could mean for the future of Republican leadership, why tensions inside the GOP are boiling over, and how the fight could reshape upcoming elections. Plus, the South Carolina Attorney General race takes a dramatic turn after a former Democrat jumps into the Republican primary, drawing fierce criticism from conservatives and a blistering response from President Trump, who labels the candidate a “total fraud.”

Mike and Mark explore the oddities of a society where we have become so cruel to each other online and in person, linking it to the increase in the acceptability of political violence.  Side trips into Rush Limbaugh nostalgia and the coming 25th anniversary of 9/11.

Joey Hudson fills in for Mike as the show dives into escalating tensions with Iran, rising fuel costs tied to the Strait of Hormuz crisis, and growing calls for tougher action against the regime. The episode also explores South Carolina’s explosive redistricting battle targeting longtime Democrat Jim Clyburn, plus the high-stakes Texas showdown between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton as Trump-backed candidates continue reshaping the Republican Party.

Mike reflects on the sudden death of NASCAR legend Kyle Busch and the sobering reminder that tomorrow is never guaranteed, urging listeners to cherish family, live with purpose, and stop wasting time on anger and fear. Then the conversation shifts to growing frustration with establishment Republicans as Senate leadership stalls Trump’s agenda, reigniting debate over January 6 prosecutions, government overreach, and whether Americans targeted by the Biden DOJ deserve justice and compensation.

On the 34tn anniversary of the final Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, and the morning after the final Colbert broadcast, Mark and Mike discuss the history of late-night shows.

Mike and Mark reflect on the untimely death of NASCAR legend Kyle Busch

MIke and Mark talk about the fire hose of news amid dominant themes of elections and wars.

Mike reacts to Trump’s undefeated primary streak and the media’s confusing polling narrative, asking how a president supposedly sitting in the 30s nationally can still dominate Republican politics with sky-high party approval. From establishment Republicans panicking over the America First movement to a passionate defense of talk radio’s staying power, Mike connects the dots between political momentum, media narratives, and the loyal audiences still driving conservative influence across the country. Plus, a fiery breakdown of South Carolina redistricting, James Clyburn’s decades-long grip on power, and why Mike believes common sense voters are finally pushing back against political games.

Was it just that President Trump endorsed Massie's opponent, or was there more to it?

Mike and Mark discuss the lessons from messages delivered by voters to candidates who have been less than supportive of Trump / Does a Trump endorsement in Texas make Ken Paxton unbeatable?

Mike breaks down the political earthquake in Kentucky as seven-term incumbent Thomas Massie goes down in flames to Trump-backed outsider Ed Gallerine, proving once again that MAGA isn’t slowing down. From establishment Republicans panicking behind the scenes to younger anti-Trump influencers getting steamrolled at the ballot box, Mike explains why Republican voters are demanding loyalty, results, and a full embrace of the America First agenda. Plus, the backlash over Massie’s Israel comments sparks a fiery conversation about antisemitism, criticism of Israel, and where the line actually is.

Mike says I told you so, and Mark eats crow!

Mike and Mark hear of a Trump endorsement in the TX Senate race, but before learning it was for Ken Paxton, they speculate on its impact, then pivot to Kentucky to evaluate Thomas Massie’s chances in his primary.

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Mike discusses the upcoming primary elections in Kentucky, where Thomas Massie is facing a challenge from a strong opponent. Mike highlights the importance of the Trump agenda and the implications of Massie's voting record. Mike is also joined by Steve Hilton, a candidate for California governor. Steve shares his vision for the state, emphasizing the need for a return to normalcy and a focus on great jobs, great homes, and great kids. He discusses the challenges facing California, including high unemployment, poverty, and a failing education system.

M & M marvel at the moves the President has made in just the last 24 hours.