Listener Questions: Right to Secede, Education, Biden’s Record, Taxes
Trey & Mike on states leaving the United States, education, Biden’s record, and the ‘correct’ level of taxation.
Trey & Mike on states leaving the United States, education, Biden’s record, and the ‘correct’ level of taxation.

Trey is joined by Mike this week. The show begins with a discussion of Ron DeSantis’ presidential announcement on Twitter Spaces. The discussion focuses both on the content of the announcement, DeSantis running against legacy media, and the the technical aspect of the announcement itself on Twitter. Next the pair discuss Tim Scott’s presidential announcement…

Mike & Jay discuss the background, meaning, and continuing relevance of The Federalist Papers

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | PocketCasts | Overcast | Stitcher | RSS Mike is joined this week by a new co-host, May Mailman, a Harvard Law graduate and former Trump White House staffer. Mike and May start off with a discussion of the Durham report and accountability in federal law enforcement. May argues that a core…

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | PocketCasts | Overcast | Stitcher | RSS In this special bonus midweek episode of The Politics Guys, Mike & Jay answer listener questions on what an ‘acceptable’ level of gun deaths might be, when we’d consider abandoning our respective political parties, the verdict against Trump in E. Jean Carroll’s civil suit,…

Mike & Jay answer listener questions on guns, Trump, negative advertising, and Ukraine.

Trey & Ken continue their detailed analysis of the Constitution, focusing this week on Article II, Section I.

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | PocketCasts | Overcast | Stitcher | RSS Trey & Ken open the episode with a conversation about the end of immigration policy under Title 42 and the beginning of it being handled under Title 8. Trey points out that Biden is likely to lose from both sides of the ideological divide…

Trey & Ken on immigration and the end of Title 42, Trump’s loss in the E. Jean Carroll civil suit, George Santos, new EPA rules, and a Supreme Court commerce clause case.
Mike, Jay, and Ryan kick off this supporters’ midweek episode examining why Oklahoma’s attorney general is asking the Supreme Court to stop the execution of a criminal Oklahoma sentenced to death. They follow that with a discussion of new federal mortgage fees and the massive housing shortage in the United States, and close with a…