The Chris Stigall Show

That's President Trump's plan, in part - with the revenue he's taking in from tariffs. The big "if" is, of course - will the Supreme Court stop him from using them? Stigall lays out why this president's economic policies should be celebrated, not stymied. The shutdown seems to be coming to a close. The Democrats' base

Today's show focuses heavily on the politics of the left which are unceasing and unapologetic in the ground they want to take and the voices they want silenced. Increasingly, more calls are coming from the MAGA base to do something most have been uncomfortable and unwilling to do - nuke the filibuster in the Senate. St

There's still a lot of post mortem going on surrounding Tuesday's Democrat victories. The former co-chair of the RNC and one of the architects of President Trump's sweeping victory in 2024 - Lara Trump - weighs in on the road to victory for the GOP's future, what we can learn from Tuesday, and should the GOP do away wi

Depends on who you ask. We're loaded up today with analysis on elections that went overwhelmingly Democrat last night. A new brand of radical will now govern New York. Will the economy turnaround before next year and help the GOP? Is this a warning of things to come or simply deep blue states. Senator James Lankford of

Chief economist Steve Moore believes a win in the NYC mayors race by Zorhan Mamdani could spell the end for high finance in the Big Apple. He also expresses his disbelief at the SNAP benefits discussion during the government shut down. Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn reacts to the death of former VP Dick Cheney and

Bringing out Obama to the stump in Virginia seems like an interesting play. So, too is the messaging. Unity, low taxes, tough on crime. These are the things Democrats are closing with even though it's the furthest thing from their agenda heretofore. Even the DNC chair admits what they were selling isn't working. Stigal