
There is a very significant, “exhausted majority” of Americans looking to move past this rotten moment in American life. They have lost trust and faith in government, business, media and not-for-profit institutions at a moment of technological, cultural and economic upheaval. Fascism did not rise in the 1930s because it was strong, but rather, because democracy was weak. The cycle is repeating its... more
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As debate over Stephen Miller's rhetoric and influence intensifies, questions about free speech, political power, and the future of American democracy take center stage. Steve Schmidt examines the broader consequences of unchecked political power and... more
Two more Americans are dead. Another is missing. The war is widening, and in this conversation Steve Schmidt and Ken Harbaugh ask the question Washington refuses to confront: is America losing because of its enemies, or because of its own leadership?... more
Today's episode of "Dead Air" is coming at you harder and faster than a Blue Angels flyover at a Florida Beach. Steve Schmidt and Dean Blundell tackle Pentagon Pete's plans to provide gender-affirming care to the troops, the ex-wife of the ICE agent ... more
Donald Trump delivered the most unhinged address of his presidency last night on baseless claims of election fraud. Steve Schmidt breaks down Trump's assault on American democracy and why his threats to the 2026 midterms is the most dangerous moment ... more
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Today’s episode with Jennifer and Pump (I’ve Had It/IHIP News), was the mash up I needed to hear!! Steve nails it daily, and when you toss in some Dean Blundell…it’s truth and facts, with some much needed laughter. Great listen every time.
Ken Harbaugh, thank you for the work you’ve done. If only our tv personality could have had the dignity, fortitude, intelligence, patriotism, honor, and love of country of Zelensky. I find it interesting that that comparison has not been made—two tv personalities who made such different life choices.
Do you know that the Meet the Press podcast cut Trump’s melt down that you played?
The Republican media blitz is on.. Our friends and neighbors will be convinced to vote against their own interests because of shiny ads, full of lies.
Inoculate your friends and family against Republican attack ads. Repubs lie! Turn off their ads! Turn away! It’s their psychological ops.
We’re living through decades of Republican trickle down economics, and people are struggling.
Democrats are NOT weak. The Republicans are weak, and they show it every day.
The Economist described ... more
I wish the Democrats would think more carefully about the cycle of constant criticism. When both Republicans and Democrats attack Democrats, it drives down public approval. Then, the low polling numbers are used as proof that Democrats are failing. It becomes a self-reinforcing loop.
It’s so frustrating because the actual policy record tells a different story. Under Democrats, the USA expanded healthcare, reduced deficits, pursued fairer taxes, avoided tariffs, and proposed large-scale investm... more
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Across episodes, the host provides forceful, opinion-driven commentary on contemporary American politics, with a heavy emphasis on Trump-era dynamics, democratic norms, media influence, and the role of power in shaping national policy. Conversations often lean into stark moral framing, historical comparisons, and calls to accountability, frequently supported by guest experts who offer critical perspectives on politics, public health, or civil rights. A notable pattern is pairing incendiary monologues with interviews or panel discussions that challenge mainstream narratives, making it a punk‑rock take on current events that appeals to listeners seeking unflinching, provocative analysis and mobilizing calls to action.
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