
Matt Lewis Cant Lose
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

In this explosive Substack LIVE discussion, Charlie Sykes and I dive deep into the chilling events of early 2026 under Trump’s second term.
We cover:
— A weaponized DOJ, mass deportations turning violent, and warnings that the “resistance libs wer... more
Dive into the latest episode of The DMZ with Matt Lewis and Bill Scher, breaking down Donald Trump's bold foreign policy moves in 2026.
From the dramatic arrest of Maduro in Venezuela and claims of U.S. oil interests, to Trump's persistent Greenlan... more
On this week's Substack LIVE conversation, Charlie Sykes and Matt Lewis discuss:
- January 6th anniversary
- Venezuela operation & Trump's ambitions
- Stephen Miller's CNN comments: Imperialism & power- Greenland threats & historical parallels more
On this week's Substack LIVE, Charlie Sykes and Matt discuss:
— Elise Stefanik Schadenfreude: The latest example of someone who fully embraced MAGA only to be discarded.
— Turning Point USA (TPUSA) AmericaFest drama: Explosive infighting, including... more
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Two intellectually honest conservatives that haven’t caved after a decade of populist post-liberalism.
Love it!!!!! Glad you’re making it weekly.
Matt Lewis is probably the best centrist podcaster besides Charlie Sykes and Mike Murphy, but his occasional guest Bill Scherr(sic) just comes off as man yelling at clouds on every ep he’s on. Hope Matt considers weaning himself off the DMZ concept bc I think he needs to work on reviving true Reagan conservatism, not arguing with a liberal Karen.
Mannnnnnn……
What have the Progressives done? They’ve turned the MAGA Golden Boy into a Martyr. For the record, I’m not a Charlie Kirk guy. I’m 55. He wasn’t talking to me. Who he was talking too, were millions of young men the Progressives have smeared as “Toxic Masculinity” rejects
The MAGA Movement is the Future and if you’re not on the Train, you’re getting run over
Very insightful discussion!!
Keep it going
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The content primarily revolves around the intricacies of American politics, with an emphasis on current events, electoral dynamics, and key political figures. Discussions often center on the implications of actions taken by prominent individuals in the Republican Party, particularly Donald Trump, analyzing their significance in the broader political landscape. Furthermore, the episodes frequently explore the evolving strategies and challenges facing both major political parties, touching on themes such as accountability, public perception, and the impact of social and economic issues on governance. Unique insights from well-informed guests, including journalists and political analysts, contribute to the show's depth, making it a resource fo... more
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