It's A Numbers Game with Ryan Girdusky

In this episode, Ryan reflects on the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk, highlighting the growing risks faced by conservative leaders today. He is also joined by his mother, who worked on the 97th floor of Tower One during the September 11 attacks. Together, they share personal accounts of survival, loss, and resilience, underscoring the lasting lessons of 9/11 and the importance of preserving natio...

Ryan Girdusky and Daniel Turner dive into the explosive growth of data centers and the massive strain they place on America’s energy grid. They unpack how corporate influence and flawed green energy policies are driving up costs for citizens while failing to deliver reliable solutions. The conversation tackles the urgent need for sustainable energy strategies and exposes how corporate intere...

In this episode, Ryan and Amber Duke discuss the ongoing crime crisis in Washington DC, examining the statistics, the impact of policy choices on youth crime, and the broader implications for public safety and quality of life. They analyze the effectiveness of President Trump's approach to crime, the manipulation of crime statistics, and the socio-economic factors contributing to crime in urban areas. It's a Numbers Game is part of...

In this episode, Ryan discusses the implications of special elections on political trends, and the current political turmoil in France. He also addresses listener questions about gun crime statistics, the impact of illegal aliens on driving laws, and the benefits of political party registration. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday & Thursday.

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State Senator Ryan Fazio shares his journey of running as a Republican in deep-blue Connecticut, the uphill challenges of affordability, and why listening to voters is key. He explains how the GOP can connect with younger generations, support local candidates, and keep fighting for the future of their home state in a time of sharp political divides. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis &...

In this episode, Ryan interviews "Matt Nuclear," a young conservative who gained attention for his participation in a Jubilee debate against Amanda Seales. They discuss various topics including reparations, the immigrant experience, shifts in political allegiance among young voters, and the cultural issues surrounding education and family dynamics. Matt shares his insights on the current political discourse, the influence of ideolo...

Ryan dives deep into the tangled world of gerrymandering, focusing on California’s latest proposed map from Governor Gavin Newsom. He traces the history of political redistricting back to the 1990s, examining the strategies Democrats and Republicans have used over the decades. Girdusky also explores how Newsom’s map could reshape California’s political future and answers listener...

In this episode, Ryan welcomes Charles Fain Lehman to analyze recent polling that shows voters in deep-blue California and New York strongly oppose partisan gerrymandering, despite Democratic leaders’ threats to pursue it. The discussion shifts to America’s violent crime trends, highlighting the surge in homicides since 2014, the impact of progressive policies, and the disproportionate toll on Black communities. Ryan cr...

In this episode, Ryan discusses the current political landscape as it pertains to the upcoming 2026 midterms, focusing on polling data and its implications for both the Republican and Democratic parties. He highlights the challenges Republicans face in key states and the shifting voter registration dynamics. Additionally, Ryan addresses changes to the U.S. citizenship test, advocating for a more rigorous assessment of potential cit...

In this episode, Jill Savage discusses the Congressman Cory Mills, revealing a complex web of allegations involving deception, multiple relationships, and extortion. The discussion highlights Mills' marriage, his connections to radical Islamic figures, and the experiences of women who have encountered him. The conversation also delves into Mills' financial dealings as an arms dealer and the implications of his actions within the po...

In this episode, Ryan analyzes new polling data showing a shift among Latino voters toward the GOP, challenging Democrat dominance in key districts. He then welcomes British journalist Freddie Gray to discuss the UK’s political upheaval: the rise of Nigel Farage’s Reform UK, Labour’s struggles amid Jeremy Corbyn’s new far-left party, and the Conservative Party’s decline under Kemi Badenoch. The episode...

In this episode, E.J. Antoni, chief economist for the Heritage Foundation, discusses the complexities of the housing crisis, focusing on inflation, demand and supply dynamics, zoning laws, corporate influence, and potential solutions. He emphasizes the role of government spending and regulations in exacerbating the housing market issues and offers insights into how to address these challenges effectively. It's a Numbers Game is par...

Is the Republican Party becoming the new home for working-class Black and Latino voters? Ryan welcomes pollster Zachary Donnini to break down the latest polling trends and demographic shifts shaking up the 2026 election. They explore Trump’s growing appeal among nontraditional GOP voters, the ideological civil war within the Democratic Party, and what this realignment means for the future of...

In this episode, CJ Pearson discusses the dynamics of young voters' support for Trump and the GOP, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and engagement through social media platforms like TikTok. He highlights the strategies used to mobilize young voters and the challenges faced in maintaining their support. Pearson also reflects on the impact of the COVID generation on political views and the necessity for young conservatives...

In this episode, Ryan and Jake Sherman discuss the complexities of redistricting in the United States, focusing on Texas and California. They explore the implications of redistricting for both parties, the challenges faced by Democrats in states with independent commissions, and the strategic maneuvers of politicians like Gavin Newsom. The discussion highlights the shifting demographics and political landscapes that influence congr...

In this conversation, Heather Mac Donald discusses the significant changes in medical school admissions and standards following the death of George Floyd. She highlights the shift towards racial proportionality over meritocracy, the implications of lowering medical standards, and the broader consequences for healthcare outcomes. Mac Donald emphasizes the need to address the skills gap in education and explores potential solutions f...

In this conversation, Ryan and Rosemary Jenks discuss the current state of immigration enforcement, particularly in agriculture and hospitality sectors. They explore the pressures on the White House to halt enforcement, the role of technology in modernizing agriculture, and the historical context of amnesty laws. The discussion also delves into judicial challenges to immigration laws, the implications of legalizing undocumented wor...

In this episode, Ryan is joined by groundbreaking journalist Vicky Ward as she delves into the intricate and controversial life of Jeffrey Epstein. From his complex relationships with powerful figures to the dark truths behind his infamous scandals, Vicky provides an in-depth analysis of Epstein's world. Discover the untold stories and the societal implications of his actions in this compelling episode. It's a Numbers Game is part ...

Ryan explores the shifting political landscape of California with expert insights from John Phillips, a renowned radio host from Los Angeles. Discover how voter registration trends are changing, the impact of Kamala Harris, and the challenges facing both major parties in the state. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday & Thursday. 

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