We The People
Conservatism, humanized. For We The People. Hosted by Gates Garcia. In today’s polarized national-media landscape, conservative voices are often sidelined and even vilified. We The People can change that. This show is where conservatives from all walks of life—athletes, musicians, actors, business leaders, and more—can unapologetically celebrate our beliefs and passions.
Episodes
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia argues that modern conservatism must draw clear boundaries to survive. Using a New Year’s resolution analogy, Gates explains why the movement is weakened when it allows voices that tear down families, institutions, and coalitions to define it. He directly addresses the influence of Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson, and Candace Owens, and explains why their ideas and tactics conflict with t...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia confronts a growing and dangerous revision of American history — the attempt to erase the “Judeo” from Judeo-Christian values. Drawing from history, scripture, and the words of the Founders themselves, Gates explains why Judaism was never peripheral to the American project, but foundational to it.
At a time when antisemitism is resurfacing in subtle and respectable forms, Gates challen...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia examines a quiet shift happening in modern life — the loss of silence, stillness, and unstructured time. Gates reflects on how constant stimulation is reshaping how people think, feel, and lead, and why a culture addicted to noise struggles to develop wisdom, patience, and self-control. Rather than blaming technology or generations, Gates challenges listeners to reconsider what we’ve l...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia addresses a growing problem many are hesitant to confront — the rise of conspiracy culture driven less by truth and more by entertainment. Gates explains why these narratives spread so easily, how storytelling can become manipulation, and why confusion is profitable in an attention economy built on fear and outrage. Rather than calling for censorship or blind trust, Gates challenges li...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia speaks directly to the young men following Nick Fuentes — not with insults, but with a challenge. Gates unpacks why so many men feel lost today, how comfort has weakened a generation, and why voices that profit from outrage and despair are keeping them stuck. He reminds listeners that strength, purpose, discipline, and legacy aren’t built through bitterness or online cults, but through...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia delivers a timely Thanksgiving reflection — cutting through the outrage, division, and doom to remind America of what still makes this country extraordinary. Gates speaks on gratitude, faith, family, and the blessings most of us overlook in a culture trained to scan for what’s wrong instead of celebrating what’s right.
From the foundations that built the nation to the everyday moments ...
In this Straight Out the Gate monologue, Gates Garcia speaks directly to Gen Z with a message they almost never hear — validation, honesty, and a path forward. Gates breaks down the real pressures young men are facing today without mocking, lecturing, or dismissing them, and calls out the political, cultural, and economic systems that stacked the deck against an entire generation. This episode isn’t about blame — it’s about clarity...
In this Straight Out the Gate monologue, Gates Garcia turns the spotlight inward — challenging the rise of outrage-driven commentary and calling for a return to truth, humility, and integrity within our own movement. This isn’t about the left. It’s about guarding our gates from the inside, resisting the temptation of viral theatrics, and choosing character over clicks.
If you’re ready for a movement rooted in conviction instead of ...
In this monologue episode of We The People, Gates Garcia delivers a direct challenge to the growing culture of online masculinity built on outrage, nihilism, and counterfeit strength. Speaking man-to-man, he exposes the influencers and movements that target young men with anger instead of purpose, isolation instead of family, and cynicism instead of faith. Gates calls out the lies that destroy households and shows why real masculin...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia sits down with Tina Descovich, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, to talk about how two moms turned frustration into a national movement that’s reshaping education, defending parental rights, and inspiring courage across the country. From a living room in Florida to chapters in nearly every state, Moms for Liberty has become a force for families — challenging failing school systems, fight...
In this first Straight Out the Gate monologue, Gates Garcia challenges the culture war from within — calling believers to trade outrage for conviction, pride for purpose, and fear for faith.
He reminds us that revival doesn’t start on social media or in politics — it starts in the heart. This new We The People segment dives deep into truth, conviction, and the real cost of standing firm in a world divided by noise.
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In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia sits down with bestselling author, screenwriter, and commentator Andrew Klavan to talk about the spiritual and creative fight for Western civilization.
From his journey through Hollywood to his conversion to Christianity, Klavan unpacks how storytelling and faith can restore truth in a culture consumed by cynicism. They discuss the collapse of artistic integrity, the rise of nihilism i...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia sits down with Blaine Crain — host of Crain & Company and star of Lady Ballers — to talk about what’s really happening in American sports and culture.
From the NFL’s slogans to the NCAA’s NIL chaos, Blaine unpacks how faith, family, and tradition are being replaced by political messaging — and why the game still matters for those who haven’t given up on what’s right. He opens up ab...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia sits down with combat veteran, legislator, and principled conservative Nick Freitas — a man who’s dedicated his life to faith, freedom, and the defense of American values.
From his years of military service to his fight in the political arena, Nick opens up about the convictions that guide him, the faith that keeps him grounded, and what it truly means to stand firm in a culture that’s...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia sits down with world-renowned neurosurgeon and former cabinet member Dr. Ben Carson — a man whose calm strength and conviction have guided him through the highest levels of medicine and government.
As America grows louder and more divided, Dr. Carson offers a voice of clarity and hope — sharing how faith, civility, and humility can help heal a nation at war with itself. They discuss th...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia sits down with Navy veteran, prosecutor, and Speaker of the Florida House Paul Renner, now stepping into the race for governor of the great state of Florida.
The son of a minister and a schoolteacher, Renner’s values of faith, service, and family were forged long before politics ever entered the picture. From commanding Navy missions during Operation Desert Storm to fighting corruption...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia sits down with NFL Hall of Famer and Chicago Bears legend Brian Urlacher — one of the toughest linebackers ever to play the game, and now one of the boldest voices speaking his mind.
Urlacher opens up about life after football, his outspoken support for President Trump, and the courage it takes to be conservative in today’s culture. He shares his thoughts on politics in sports, America...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia sits down with Tucson Police veteran Jobe Dickinson — a man who has stared death in the face and kept serving.
A 20-year officer, Jobe recounts the harrowing night he was shot in the line of duty, sharing the raw radio transmissions from that moment. He takes us inside the reality of chasing cartel smugglers through the desert, working with Border Patrol, and fighting crime in a city o...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia sits down with writer and cultural commentator Bethany Mandel to talk about raising families and preserving values in a culture that feels increasingly hostile to both.
Bethany, co-author of Stolen Youth, explains how “woke” ideology is reshaping classrooms, parenting, and even childhood itself — and why parents must be on guard. She shares her perspective as a mother of six, her journ...
In this episode of We The People, Gates Garcia sits down with comedian and commentator Jobob to talk about the power of humor in an age of outrage.
Known for his sharp satire and unapologetic delivery, Jobob explains why comedy is one of the last bastions of free speech — and why truth is often funniest when it makes people uncomfortable. From the cultural battles raging on college campuses to the role of social media in shaping yo...
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