The Ricochet Superfeed

This week’s political recap covers the biggest viral moments, breaking headlines, and internet reactions surrounding Memorial Day weekend. Highlights include President Trump’s Memorial Day speech, Pete Hegseth’s emotional Arlington address, Tulsi Gabbard’s major personal announcement, and the latest developments involving Iran negotiations and national politics. We also dive into the viral reactions online, including NBC […]

Jim Geraghty is back! Join Jim and Greg for the Tuesday 3 Martini Lunch as Jim recaps his two-week trip reporting on national security in Finland, Latvia, and Poland. Jim explains how Finland is on guard against Russian mischief on the water and beyond, how Latvia’s government folded while he was there, how the U.S. […]

President Donald Trump’s diplomatic trip to China, the history of Zionism, and the future of British politics after the routing of the Labour Party. Dr. Larry P. Arnn, president of Hillsdale College, joins Hugh Hewitt on the Hillsdale Dialogues. Release date: 22 May 2026

Making the case for free markets requires sound research and clear communication. The American Institute for Economic Research is one of the top think tanks doing that work today. AIER, founded in 1933 amidst the Great Depression, has long championed classical liberal principles—yet today, it faces the challenge of restoring momentum on both sides of […]

On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, American legal scholar Richard Epstein joins Federalist Elections Correspondent Matt Kittle to dissect the Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment and explain the constitutional case for judging citizenship on more than just birthplace. You can buy Epstein’s book The Myth of Birthright Citizenship: What the Fourteenth Amendment Really Says here. […]

Today we’ve got a very important and exciting topic to cover: The nonprofit tax return (Form 990)! Now please don’t turn your podcast dial—this actually matters way more than you think, even if you aren’t a nonprofit accountant, because 990 disclosures are so very important to discovering “Who Funds That” in nonprofit advocacy. The Trump […]

This Q&A episode has everything. Habits, dispositional conservatism, family bookshelves, Bo Jackson, Viking longboats, Apollo space ships, theology, and more. In an effort to avoid premature elaboration, the gang does a lightning round of false binaries.

A man rushing on horseback in the dead of night to break a deadlocked vote. A printer faced with the terrifying ramifications of printing an incendiary document. And beleaguered troops—underfed, underpaid, and on the verge of defeat. In hindsight, the American Independence seems inevitable. But at the time, it was anything but. In the opening episode, Pulitzer Prize […]

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit glennloury.substack.com Support The Glenn Show at https://glennloury.substack.com Glenn sits down with Israeli-American historian Omer Bartov to discuss his new book, Israel: What Went Wrong—a rigorous and deeply personal account of the contradictions at Israel’s founding and how they’ve shaped the country’s present. […]

Join Jim and Greg for this special 3 Martini Lunch as they look at some important stories that did not rise to martini status in recent weeks but deserve attention. Today, Jim looks at three different stories that leave him optimistic about young Americans. Greg also spotlights a story involving young people but devotes his […]

If Trump signs an interim deal with Iran, what leverage is left to dismantle Iran’s nuclear program? As reports swirl around a possible U.S.-Iran agreement, Dan sits down with Nadav Eyal and Mark Dubowitz to sort through what’s actually on the table — and what could unravel next. The conversation centers around the core dilemmas […]

Welcome to Last Call, a look at the biggest stories Jim and Greg covered over the past week on the 3 Martini Lunch. This week, Jim was away and guest hosts included Inez Stepman of Independent Women, Hillsdale College Radio General Manager Scot Bertram, and radio and podcast host Craig Collins. Our biggest stories included Republican […]

Zach Abraham joins the show to break down Trump’s push for a new housing affordability bill, what it could actually mean for families trying to buy a home, and why cutting red tape may matter more than any government “solution.” From corporate investors buying up houses to sky-high permitting costs, inflation, and the fallout from […]

In Dissent traces the founding ideals of the Declaration of Independence from the revolutionary moment of their birth to the courtrooms where they’ve been tested, twisted, and sometimes abandoned. Each episode pairs vivid historical storytelling—a man riding through the night to break a deadlocked vote, a printer setting type for a document that could get […]

We could have called this the jeg lag from hell episode, as John Yoo managed to spend 11 hours yesterday on an airplane that didn’t fly anywhere, while Steve, already planted as an advance guard in Palermo ahead of next week’s conference in Sicily where the 3WHH crew will be together in person at the University […]

James, Steve and non-stipendiary host Rob Long shoot the breeze as they face revolutionary changes big and small. From the impending phenomena of Pratt Summer and unstoppable AI to the DNC’s stateside Commie drama and the Euros giving nationalism another go, the trio draws some important lessons: Local elections matter. They can even be fun! […]

One of the reasons the left keeps losing is that because the media carries so much water for them, they’ve started to believe their own lies. Plus, an update on some primaries in Texas and the Los Angeles mayoral race.

The left likes to abuse the court system by dragging innocent people through court proceedings to bankrupt them. DNI Director Tulsi Gabbard resigns. Plus, let’s take a look at the lay of the midterm land.

Apparently poor people can’t budget for food anymore, and it’s not about their economic situation but about their economic literacy. Plus, Mike Collins is the GOP candidate we don’t need…unless you want six more years of Jon Ossoff.

John Podhoretz, Jonah Goldberg, and Rob Long er, “ricochet” from Trump potentially skipping his son’s wedding to the collapse of late-night television, the strange death of black-tie culture, the rise of “Technogerd” pharmaceutical ads, and whether the future belongs to GLP-1 drugs, Episcopalians, or Chinese vertical dramas. Along the way: Jane Fonda at the Chinese […]