The Chris Stigall Show

The Democrats has one of their worst self-inflicted weeks in a long time. Still the House GOP created an opening that really ticked Stigall off in opening the door to a bill on speech. It also brought out some ugliness among friends Stigall and Bonchie from RedState.com felt needed addressing. Google is being sued by t

Stigall begins the show discussing the abject panic from lefty media, some now openly wondering if their Trump in court celebrations are costing them in the long run. A major Christian denomination makes an enormous change that Stigall feels needs addressing. Plus Ed Morrissey from HotAir.com combs through an AP story

Time Magazine (apparently still a thing) came out with a cover story about a potential Trump win entitled "If He Wins..." Stigall has a hardy chuckle as the left attempts to deflect and ignore the growing chaos on college campuses, whereas Stigall believes we should cheer it on. Ever heard of Afro Man? He's out with a

Everyone should understand very clearly what we're consuming with wall to wall coverage of these campus protests. It's getting so ridiculous even vintage celebrities and leftists are getting irritated by them, but for an entirely different reason than Stigall lays out today. Chief economist Steve Moore joins the show t

Stigall hopes you're not eating listening to this one today. The theme of today's show largely centers around entertainers and comedians who used to be the standard bearers for telling truths, or at a bare minimum challenging those in authority. Never kissing up to powerful interests. That's all changed, and the man on

Stigall thinks its very important we all are able to understand all this legal warfare being waged against Donald Trump. Both understanding it and explaining it easily. New York, Georgia, Florida, D.C., and of course the case now being argued before the Supreme Court. The very best, easiest to understand analysis of ye