The John Fugelsang Podcast
The John Fugelsang Podcast is a show about politics, religion, and pop culture hosted by John Fugelsang, who also hosts "Tell Me Everything" on SiriusXM Progress 127. The podcast features discussions and interviews on current events and cultural topics.
Episodes
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
In this thought-provoking episode, we engage with Simon Moya-Smith, an Oglala Lakota and Chicano journalist, and Julie Francella, a mental health professional with deep ties to Indigenous communities. Together, they explore the complexities of America's 250th anniversary, emphasizing the need for an honest reckoning with history rather than mere celebration. They discuss the importance of
The Fare for the Fair is a Farewell Affair
John's monologue is a mixed bag of topics today. He discusses the recent lawsuit filed by former CIA Director John Brennan, emphasizing the political implications behind the investigation into his actions. Then, he delves into Trump's corruption, particularly his financial dealings in the cryptocurrency space. Next, he critiques the way these issues are used as political tools to distract
The Good, Bad, and the Ugly of the SCOTUS Grand Finale
This time, John talks about the Supreme Court officially concluding its October 2025 term with a wave of major rulings on birthright citizenship, executive power, transgender athletes, and campaign finance. They spiked the rights of transgender youth and they barely preserved birthright citizenship. Then, he interviews Josh Fox who's best known as the Oscar-nominated, Emmy-winning writer/
SCOTUS Gives NOTICE to POTUS
John discusses the Supreme Court ruling the White House has extraordinary leeway in the hiring and firing of agency staff across the executive branch, thoroughly weakening independent oversight. Interestingly, the one HR case the Supreme Court ruled against Trump was the dismissal of Lisa Cook at the Federal Reserve. SCOTUS also rejected Trump’s appeal of the E. Jean Carroll verdict and p
Hating on Haiti and the Haitian Immigration Isolation Explanation
John discusses the Supreme Court giving the thumbs up to Trump's plans to end protected status and potentially deport 350k Haitian immigrants. He emphasizes the resilience of immigrants who have built lives in the United States, only to face the threat of deportation and he highlights the hypocrisy of the right who claim to support hard-working immigrants while simultaneously spreading ha
Special Interviews: Isaac Butler and Nicole Robinson
This time, we journey back to the late 1980s and early 1990s, a transformative period in American culture marked by intense debates over art and expression. John interviews author Isaac Butler about his new book, "The Perfect Moment," which explains how the culture wars of that era shaped today’s political landscape. Isaac discusses how artists like Robert Mapplethorpe and Andres Serrano
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
John welcomes back Simon Moya Smith and Julie Francella to reflect on the 10-year anniversary of the Standing Rock protests, a pivotal moment in the fight for Indigenous rights and environmental justice. They delve into the ongoing struggles surrounding Native children's remains at federal boarding schools, highlighting the painful legacy of cultural erasure and the fight for repatriation
The Great Housing Heist: Trump’s Game of Political Monopoly
John talks about Trump's bizarre hostage situation surrounding a bipartisan housing bill. He dissects Trump's extortion tactics reminiscent of his first impeachment, revealing how the former president continues to manipulate Congress for his own gain. He also highlights how Trump's attempts to hold the housing bill hostage for his own political agenda reflect a troubling pattern of extort
Reflecting Pool's Affecting Rules for Deflecting Fools
In the latest episode - John talks about the stupidity surrounding the reflecting pool. After touring the newly emptied pool on the National Mall, Trump ordered fencing erected around the algae-rific pond to keep out more imaginary antifa operatives. He also discusses the harsh sentencing of anti-ICE protesters, the Supreme Court's ruling on religious rights, and the chaotic state of Trum
Shrek and Fiona Find Luxurious New Home Near Lincoln Memorial
John's monologue is mired deep in the slime ridden drama of the algae laden reflecting pool. Trump crowed to reporters that he had some people arrested for disturbing his reflecting pool project, also suggesting the pool will be drained and scrubbed once again to repair the repairs they initially repaired. He also discusses Trump boasting about a document that favorably compares his globa
Juneteenth: Special Interviews
John interviews New York State Senator Kevin Parker, who has represented Brooklyn's 21st district for over two decades. They discuss the significance of Juneteenth, a holiday that symbolizes freedom and justice. Senator Parker shares his personal connection to Juneteenth, his legislative efforts to make it an official holiday in New York, and the ongoing struggles for equality and justice
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
In this episode, John is joined by the insightful Simon Moya Smith and Julie Francella as they delve into the powerful intersection of Indigenous culture and contemporary issues. They reflect on their recent participation in the James Beard Awards in Chicago, highlighting the significance of Indigenous foodways and the importance of storytelling in creating spaces that honor Native tradit
Obama’s Presidential Center Celebration and the Trump Tidal Wave of Turmoil
This time - John's monologue reflects on the triumphant opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, with a star-studded day of speeches and performances. He then points out Trump's foreign policy blunders and reflects on how the Obama administration's Iran deal has been overshadowed by Trump's chaotic approach to international relations. Then, Reverend Barry Lynn adds a unique pe
Intel Without Treason - War Without Reason
Today - John discusses Trump's wishy washy flip flopping on selecting Jay Clayton as his nominee to serve as the Director of National Intelligence. But then, the confirmation hearing was abruptly canceled after Trump ordered him not to appear before the Senate unless they pass the voter purge bill AKA the SAVE Act. He also talks about the details of the Memorandum of Understanding between
JD Vance: Drowning in the Dirty Reflecting Pool of Regrets
John this time discusses JD Vance who continued his media tour - selling another theoretical ceasefire with Iran as anything but an American strategic loss of lives, time and money. He also talks about the disastrous waste of tax-payer money Trump spent on renovating the reflecting pool and then having it turn green with algae soon after. Then, he interviews the founder and CEO of th
The Confusing Clown Chaos of Commercial Cage-Fights and Ceasefire Compromises
In this episode of The John Fugelsang Podcast, John dives into the spectacle of the recent White House UFC event, where he talks about the implications of violent entertainment in politics. He shares his controversial support for the event as a form of harm reduction, arguing that it distracts MAGA supporters from targeting marginalized communities. He also discusses Trump's recent claims
Trillionaire Welfare Queen
John’s monologue this time is about Elon Musk being the earth’s first trillionaire welfare queen. Next, he interviews election consultant Jen Johannsen on the Democratic party and her work with political candidates. Then finally, a recap of the week with TV's Frank Conniff on Trump getting booed at the Knicks game and his on camera walk out with Kristen Welker on Meet the Press.See Privac
Special Interviews for the Weekend
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Despite the Joke and the Diet Coke - When You Suffer a Stroke You Cannot Stay Woke
John talks about Trump’s repeated declarations of imminent deals with Iran, questioning the credibility of his statements as he seems increasingly detached from reality. He highlights Trumps bizarre behavior during public appearances, including falling asleep on stage and his weird drugged demeanor. John also discusses Trumps new nominee for Director of National Intelligence,
Nipples, Nightmares, and National Security: The Trump-Epstein Chronicles Episode 8647
John discusses inflation reaching a three-year high, and Trump saying that he “loves inflation”. This emphasizes the disconnect between political rhetoric and the realities faced by everyday Americans struggling with rising costs. He also talks about the shocking new revelations surrounding Trump's alleged connections to the Epstein files. he dissects the implications of the recent N
Lies, Losses, and Lunacy PLUS Dementia, Delusions, and Dermatitis
John discusses the ongoing political landscape, including the House's narrow passage of a $70 billion immigration funding bill, and the implications of Trump's recent statements about Iran and his foreign policy blunders. The conversation takes a deeper turn as John welcomes education advocate and AFT President Randi Weingarten, who shares her insights on the need to ban screens in classr
The Boos, Snooze, and Ruse of Trump in the News
This time John talks about the hectic snarled mess of traffic he had to deal with heading to work due to barriers and security checkpoints ahead of Trump attending Game 3 of the NBA Finals as the guest of billionaire Knicks and Madison Square Garden owner James Dolan. He discusses the boos from the crowd and the shot of him snoozing during the game. He also talks about Trump throwing a ta
Democrats Shine Light on Republican Hypocrisy
John's monologue this time is about Democrats pushing back against the passage of a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill that funds Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection through 2029. He also discusses a victory for immigrant communities and the rule of law when a federal court vacated and declared unlawful a series of Trump-Vance administration immigra
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
John once again talks about Indigenous culture and issues with Simon Moya-Smith and Julie Francella. This time they discuss the rising political influence of Indigenous Women in America, highlighted by Deb Haaland's candidacy for governor of New Mexico and Peggy Flanagan's Senate bid. They explore the significance of Native leadership, the ongoing land return efforts, and the connection
Trump's Telltale Tall Tales and Totally Tacky Triumphs
John discusses Donald Trump lying about his new memorials and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant testifying badly in congress about the nations economy. He also talks about Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth again denying women and black men promotions in the military. And he is baffled by the sudden appearance of flesh eating maggots in Texas after they were totally eradicated 60 years ago.
The Power of Congress, the War Powers Act, and the Power of the Press
This time John's monologue focuses on the House passing a War Powers Resolution to rein in Trump’s attacks on Iran as a growing number of Republicans have lost their appetite for economy-crushing war. He also discusses journalist Scott Pelley releasing several statements on CBS News and 60 Minutes following his termination, calling out bias, poor journalistic ethics and stubborn incompete
Cankles, Corruption, and the Caustic Cult of Trump
John's monologue this time delves into Acting A.G. Todd Blanche telling congress that they will take Trump's slush fund "settlement" off the table in his lawsuit against the IRS but they are keeping Trump and his family's IRS immunity in and it stays intact. John also discusses Secretary of State AND National Security Advisor Marco Rubio saying to lawmakers that they are winning the non-w
The Great American Detachment from the Tarnished Name of TRUMP
John this time talks about the GOP divorcing themselves from Trump's $1.8 billion Cop-Beater slush fund after a federal judge stopped it dead in it's tracks. And, he talks about the many artists running for the hills saying they want no part of Trump's Great American State Fair political rally. Then, he interviews Tennessee State Senator Charlane Oliver. On May 7th, she disrupted a specia
3 Federal Judges and 6 Musical Artists Cancel Trump's Plans
This time John discusses federal judge Christopher Cooper who ordered Trump’s name to be removed from the Kennedy Center. And then another federal judge has temporarily stopped the creation of a $1.8bn government fund to compensate individuals who claimed to be targets of political investigation by previous presidential administrations. Judge Leonie Brinkema barred the justice department
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
This week, John welcomes back Oglala Lakota and Chicano journalist Simon Moya Smith, along with mental health professional Julie Francella, discuss the ongoing impacts of the Indian Removal Act, signed by Andrew Jackson 193 years ago. They delve into the historical context and modern consequences of Indigenous displacement, the trauma faced by Native communities, and the importance of foo
Power Plays, Pointless Ploys, and Political Prosecutions
John talks about the Department of Justice opening a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll, claiming she perjured herself in her two civil trial victories against Donald Trump, the adjudicated rapist. He also discusses the stupidity of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin proposing withdrawing Customs and Border Protection officers from sanctuary city airports, and grea
The Great Texas Showdown: Faith, Fraud, and Fascists
John's monologue focuses on the recent Texas Senate race and the surprising nomination of Ken Paxton, a man embroiled in scandal yet embraced by Texas Republicans. John explores the absurdity of a political system that rewards corruption while contrasting Paxton's candidacy with that of his opponent, James Talarico, a compassionate and principled candidate who embodies the values the GOP
The Grift is the Gift that the GOP Keeps Giving
John discusses the Texas Senate race and the ever increasing disapproval ratings for Trump. He also talks about the implications of new non-disclosure agreements for government employees, the recent gerrymandering battles in Texas, and he touches on the unexpected good news regarding voting rights and the recent judicial decisions that challenge the status quo. Then, he discusses the corr
The Battle for Justice: Democrats, ICE, and the Fight for Civil Liberties
Democratic Strategist Max Burns guest hosts for John. He focuses on key issues that are shaping our nation today. Max kicks things off with a lighthearted nod to the Indianapolis 500, but quickly dives into the serious issues at hand, including the alarming state of Trump's waning support among Republicans and the fallout from Stephen Colbert's final show. With guests like Brad Lander, a
Memorial Weekend Special: The Oath and the Office (with Jodi Kantor)
What is the Supreme Court doing when it acts without full briefing, oral argument, or a real explanation?This week on The Oath and The Office, Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter Jodi Kantor joins the podcast to explain the Court’s shadow docket: the emergency orders process that has become one of the most powerful and least understood parts of American government.Kantor discus
Memorial Weekend Special: The Oath and the Office (with ACLU’s Cecillia Wang)
Corey Brettschneider and John Fugelsang begin with the new redistricting wars, as southern states move to dilute Black Americans’ voting power after a green light from the Supreme Court. They look at Tennessee, Alabama, and the Virginia Supreme Court’s decision striking down a voting plan approved by voters.Then, they turn to citizenship itself: DOJ support for stripping citizenship from
The Battle for Free Speech and Fair Representation
In this episode, guest host Michael Shure dives into a variety of pressing topics, starting with a groundbreaking victory for the little guy as he speaks with Cary Davis, who discusses the case of Larry Bouchardt, a retired law enforcement officer wrongfully imprisoned for expressing political views on social media. Michael then welcomes Dr. Elizabeth Southerland to talk about the alarmin
If Slush Fund Money is Reparations for Government Weaponization - Shouldn't Leticia, Comey, and Ruby Freeman Get a Cut?
Joe Sudbay is guest hosting for John. He talks about the pressing issues surrounding the recent revelations of Trump's proposed $1.8 billion slush fund aimed at compensating the January 6th insurrectionists. Joe explores the implications of this unprecedented move, questioning the integrity of a democracy that would consider funding those who attacked the Capitol. Then, Joe is joine
Trump's Corruption Carnival: A $1.8 Billion Insult to Democracy
Joe Sudbay guest hosts for John. He talks about the news surrounding the $1.776 billion settlement Trump wants to give to those involved in the January 6th insurrection. This settlement raises significant questions about the integrity of our democracy and the lengths to which individuals will go to protect their interests. He explores the motivations behind this decision and the potential
A Slimy Slush Fund for the Swamp
In this episode of Tell Me Everything, guest host Michael Shure dives opens with a somber discussion about a tragic mass shooting at an Islamic center near San Diego, which left three dead and has raised serious concerns about hate crimes in America. Michael is joined by Amar Campa Najjar, a congressional candidate who shares his personal connection to the community and the impact of such
The Blame Shift, the Democrats Stiffed, the Presidents Grift, and the Voters Miffed
John talks about Colorado Gov. Jared Polis commuting the sentence of 2020 Election Denier Tina Peters, making her eligible to be freed next month. He also discusses the Trump Administration considering settling a $10 Billion lawsuit brought by Trump himself, creating instead a $1.7Billion slush fund for himself and other MAGA supplicants who feel triggered and attacked by laws and morals
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
In this episode, Simon Moya Smith and Julie Francella discuss the powerful speech delivered by Harrison Ford at Arizona State University, where he called for cultural change, social justice, and respect for Indigenous peoples. Simon, an Oglala Lakota Chicano journalist, and Julie, an Ojibwe writer and therapist, share their insights on the significance of Ford's message, its impact on Ind
The Trump Administration: Surpassing All Others in Sex Scandals
John discusses US Border Patrol chief Mike Banks suddenly resigning out of the blue, telling staff “it was just time” without making mention of an unfolding sex-tourism scandal drug up from his past exploits. He also talks about New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who has made headlines for successfully eliminating a $12 billion deficit without cutting essential services or raising taxes
Golden Phone, Golden Ballroom, Golden Calf, Golden Rule
This time John's monologue is 2 fold. First he talks about the Trump Mobile "T1" gold smartphone which is still unreleased and has faced non-stop delays, missing its initial August 2025 launch date. Trump is still promising to ship units soon and the website continues to accept $100 deposits on the $499 device. Second, he discusses Miami residents filing a federal lawsuit over land gifted
Unpacking the Republican Puppets on the Supreme Court
Joe Sudbay guest hosts for John. He dives deep into the troubling implications of the Supreme Court's actions under the Republican majority, and how these decisions threaten the very fabric of our democratic system. Then, he speaks with Madiba K. Dennie who's an attorney, columnist, and professor whose work focuses on fostering an equitable multiracial democracy. Her debut book, "The Orig
Democrats: Stop Bringing Boxing Gloves to a Machete Fight
John's monologue delves into the contentious issue of redistricting and its implications for voter representation. He shares insights from Jim Clyburn, who bravely addresses the challenges posed by attempts to redraw his district. John argues that Democrats must stop treating their political power as something to be wielded cautiously and instead recognize that the stakes are higher
Virginia Supreme Court Gives the Finger to Democracy
Today - John discusses the Virginia Supreme Court striking down the redrawn voting district maps passed by voters last month, another major blow to voting rights and the midterm elections. Then, he welcomes back author and podcast star Allison Gill and they talk about gerrymandering and expanding the Supreme Court. And finally, John jokes with MST3K star TV's Frank Conniff and they talk t
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
John once again speaks with Simon Moya Smith and Julie Francella. This time they discuss the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. They delve into the systemic issues faced by Indigenous communities, including jurisdictional challenges and the historical context of violence rooted in colonization. As they share personal insights and experiences, they also high
Ceasefire on Fire
John's monologue this time focuses on the US saying it targeted military facilities in Iran after coming under IRGC missile fire, but the ceasefire is still intact. Iran says it fired missiles at American ships after the US attacked its military bases and the ceasefire is a pile of flaming poop. Put them together and it sounds like gas prices are going up some more. Despite the violent vo
Reinventing Democracy to Serve Autocratic Ambitions
John discusses the recent actions taken by Republican legislatures across the country after the Supreme Court's decision to weaken the Voting Rights Act. He explains how these changes are not just political maneuvers, but direct attacks on the democratic process itself. He also talks about the FDA blocking studies which found Covid and shingles vaccines safe. HHS officials say serious sid
A Chintzy Airline and a Glitzy Ballroom
John talks about Spirit Airlines throwing in the towel and shutting down permanently saying the price of airline fuel did them in. He also talks about Trump saying in the Oval Office last November: “These are all private individuals that put up a lot of money to build the ballroom,” he added. "Not one penny is being used from the federal government." But now, Senate Judiciary Committ
Kremlin Level Propaganda Disguised as Content for the Most Corrupt Political Dynasty
John shares his experience on CNN, reflecting on the reactions to his appearance and the overwhelming support he received from listeners. He dives into the complexities of media portrayals, especially regarding personal tragedies, using Erica Kirk as a focal point for discussion. He critiques the performative nature of political figures and the impact of their narratives on public p
Special Interviews: Elliot Page, Tramelle Howard and Ameshia Cross, and Mike Zamore
John speaks with actor/ activist Elliot Page, educator Tramelle Howard and political strategist Ameshia Cross, and National Director of Policy & Government Affairs at the ACLU Mike Zamore.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
In this compelling episode, Simon Moya-Smith and Julie Francella discuss critical issues facing Indigenous communities today. From the alarming plans of ICE to detain immigrant families on contaminated land to the historical parallels with Indian boarding schools, they shed light on the ongoing struggles against environmental racism and the fight for recognition and rights. They also expl
The Non-Stop, Boo-Hoo, Poor Me, Perpetual Victimhood of Mike Johnson and the White Christian Nationalists
John talks about Speaker Mike Johnson's nonsensical handling of the Homeland Security shutdown and the subsequent funding bill showcasing the disconnect between political rhetoric and action. He also discusses a recent White House report that claims Christians are the most persecuted group in America today. John argues that the true victims in this political landscape are often those who
Suffragettes Reborn: Back to the Drawing Board for the Voting Rights Act
Today - John discusses the Supreme Court ruling that Louisiana unconstitutionally created racially gerrymandered black-majority districts, throwing upcoming elections into limbo and the 1965 Voting Rights Act on life support. Meanwhile in Florida, Ron DeSantis’ redrawn congressional district map was breezily passed through the statehouse. And, in Virginia, the State Supreme Court ruled to
Don't Believe Your Eyes - Don't Believe Any Videos - Believe What We Say Happened
John's monologue has 2 topics this time. First he discusses James Comey being indicted by the DOJ for making threats to President Trump in the form of a cheeky Instagram post. This is Comey’s second time in the political revenge machine. John also talks about Trump again calling for the firing of Jimmy Kimmel and Trump saying the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, was s
Chaos at the Correspondents' Dinner: A Night JAMPACKED with Comedy and Conspiracy
John discusses Cole Thomas Allen who was arrested and charged following an apparent attempt on Donald Trump’s life at the White House Correspondents Dinner. The incident occurred one floor up and quite some distance from the event proper, but created a blanket of chaos and foggy reporting that settled over and ultimately cancelled the event. An almost too resilient Pres. Trump made a stat
The "Pro-Life" Christians Who Drool at the Expansion of the Death Penalty
John discusses the hypocrisy of the "Right-to-Life" Trump Administration approving the use of firing squads for executions and saying it will also likely reinstate the electric chair and other methods, including GROUP executions. Then, he speaks with Aaron Miguel Cantú who's an investigative reporter covering energy issues and the fossil fuel industry in California. For Capital &
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
This time, Simon Moya-Smith and Julie Francella talk with John about Route 66, Native food as medicine on the TV show CHOPPED, & what’s really behind the headlines from Oklahoma to Berkeley.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
YOU'RE FIRED! Who's next? Ladies First! (Looking at You Tulsi)
This time John delves into the big bets people are making on who Trump will fire next. He certainly lives up to his tag line. Next, he talks about Trump's indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center, an organization that has dedicated itself to fighting hate and extremism. He stresses the need to support such institutions, especially as they face increasing scrutiny and attacks from tho
The Election is Always Rigged Unless Republicans Win
John's monologue in this episode: after voters in Virginia chose a Democrat-led voting district map, a Republican judge woke up and said “not on my watch.” Apparently, the fate of the midterms will be determined in the courts. Then, he discusses Amnesty International's annual report, "The State of the World's Human Rights". Spoiler Alert - USA gets a failing grade and there
Tucker Puckers, Pete Cheats, and Don Cons
In this episode, John discusses Tucker Carlson's recent apology for helping Trump get elected, framing it as a strategic move rather than a genuine act of contrition. He argues that Carlson's shift in tone is more about rebranding than true repentance, a sentiment that resonates with many listeners who are skeptical of political motives. Then, he talks about the peace talks which hav
Creeped Out, Sloshed Out, Labor Secretary Out, Black Out, Passed Out, Rat Out, Kash Out, Flame Out
John discusses the new story in the Atlantic which claims Kash Patel has had many documented incidents of intoxication - while little boy Cash was serving as FBI director, and while dreaming of one day being a real live 
Thank Allah We Have Lego Videos to Clear Up the Fog of War and the Lies of Trump
John's monologue is two fold. First he talks about Iran announcing the Strait of Hormuz is fully open, albeit through a designated shipping lane determined by them. Trump told reporters Iran agreed to everything he asked for, including surrendering nuclear material. He also said the US side of the blockade will remain in effect after the strait is opened. Iranian officials spent most of t
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
In this powerful episode, we welcome back Simon Moya Smith, an Oglala Lakota and Chicano journalist, and Julie Francella, a mental health professional with extensive experience in Indigenous communities. Together, they delve into the recent Senate vote that threatens the Boundary Waters Wilderness and the sacred lands of Indigenous peoples. With urgent discussions around sovereignty, envi
Rewriting the Bible and the Constitution to Fit Your Narrative
John's opening monologue first discusses the House somehow passing a bill extending Temporary Protected Status for Haitian refugees in the immigration program. Then, he talks about JD Vance addressing a Turning Point USA event in Georgia, where he defended Trump’s aggressive policies in Iran and addressed supporters amid low, sparse turnout and interruptions. The speech was marked by clas
Dressed, Caressed, and Blessed by GOD for a Truly Just War
John's monologue dives into a mixed bag of stories. After dozens of states sued Ticketmaster and Live Nation - a jury has found that they had an anticompetitive monopoly over big concert venues. Also, Republicans in the Senate have again blocked an effort to advance a bill reigning in Donald Trump’s power to make war in Iran. AND - Trump posted another AI image, this time WITH Jesus canoo
The Worship and Failures of Omnipotent Dictators
John this time talks about congressman Eric Swalwell exiting Congress, the California gubernatorial campaign, and politics in general. Another accuser has come forward, telling reporters Swalwell drugged and raped her while she worked on his staff. He also discusses Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger stopping tax breaks for Confederate groups and new Prime Minister Peter Magyar telling
The Veneer of the Divine Holiness of Jesus H. Trump
John's monologue focuses on Iran rejecting US demands in a short-lived peace talk, then Trump announcing our forces would conduct a closure of Hormuz of our own, seizing ships that pay the transit fare demanded by Iran. THEN, he discusses Trump going after the Pope, calling the pontiff “weak on crime” and a failure who was only elevated to the office to have an American to square off agai
Easter Interviews
John interviews Kelly Dietrich, Susan Demas, Martin Sheen, and Aaron Tracy.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
In this enlightening episode, we welcome Simon Moya Smith, an Oglala Lakota and Chicano journalist, and Julie Francella, a seasoned mental health professional specializing in Indigenous youth. They discuss a groundbreaking agreement between the U.S. Forest Service and the Great Sioux Nation regarding the Black Elk Wilderness, exploring its significance and implications for Indigenous sove
Me Thinks the Lady Doth Protest Too Much
John talks about First Lady Melania Trump who held a press conference to address the commonly held and evidence-backed belief she and her husband were close friends with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. He also discusses the complete confusion over shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz - despite Donald Trump’s magic ceasefire. Even a fully re-opened and peaceful strait would take
The Bad Taste of Ceasefire Flavored Propaganda
In the latest episode - John is discussing the geopolitical tensions surrounding Iran and Israel, particularly in light of the recent threats made by Trump. He compares the ceasefire negotiations to a soccer riot, illustrating the absurdity of the situation. Then, Bob Cesca gives his fresh punditry to the mix and he jokes with John. Up next, The God Squad is powered up about the non-stop
And.... the Winner is.... IRAN!
Democratic strategist Max Burns guest hosts for John. He discusses Trump's back-peddling on his Iranian threats to obliterate the country and then giving into what Iran was demanding for a ceasefire. Then, he speaks with Glenn Thrush who is a journalist covering the Department of Justice for The New York Times. Known for his in-depth reporting on national politics and law enforc
War Crimes and End Times
In the latest episode Tara Dublin guest hosts for John and she takes listeners on a captivating journey through the realms of rock and roll and social justice. Her monologue delves into Trump's rambling Easter speech and his unhinged comments about the War in Iran. Then, she talks about her book, "The Sound of Settling: A Rock and Roll Love Story". Tara reflects on the vibrant music scene
Good Riddance to Bad Eggs on Good Friday
John discusses the story of Jesus' crucifixion and the hypocrisy of the Christian Nationals who use him as a prop but ignore his teachings. Then, he speaks with political strategist Jay Satterfield on Trump and the Iran war. And finally, TV's Frank Conniff is back once again to bring clever wit and saucy punditry to current events and listener questions.See Privacy Pol
We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
In this thought-provoking episode, John welcomes back Simon Moya Smith and Julie Francella to discuss the implications of birthright citizenship and the historical context surrounding Indigenous sovereignty. As they dive into the complexities of law and its impact on Native communities, they also highlight the ongoing struggles faced by Indigenous peoples in America. Listen in for an enli
And Another One Gone, And Another One Gone, Another One Bites the Dust. Hey, He's Gonna Get You Too - Another One Bites the Dust
Oh and next on the chopping block - Bribe Me Barbie Ms. Pamela Jo Bondi. John discusses Trump firing her as Attorney General and elevating Todd Blanche to interim head of the Department of Justice. He also talks about Trump’s less than rousing and far from reassuring Wednesday night address from the Oval Office which did nothing to calm markets – quite the opposite in fact. The DOW droppe
Trump's Update on Operation Epic Blurry
This time - John runs down Trump's Oval Office address, where he of course claims “mission: accomplished” for military operations in Iran. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is reportedly briefing the White House on a possible special ops missions into Iran to retrieve nuclear material from various sites. The missions could involve hundred if not thousands of troops over the course of several weeks.
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