The Keith Edwards Show

Keith Edwards discusses right-wing outrage over the election of Pope Leo XIV, who holds views seen as anti-Trump, particularly on immigration and poverty. He argues the Pope wasn’t chosen to make a political statement about America—but his values do reflect just how poorly Trump is viewed as a moral leader.

Keith Edwards discusses how Ken Martin withdrew from consideration as interim district attorney after losing GOP support over his stance on January 6th, including a viral video of someone spitting on him. He warns that Trump now plans to install Judge Jeanine Pirro in his place,sidestepping congressional rules.

Keith Edwards discusses the many ways JD Vance embarrasses himself, from cringeworthy comments about World Cup visitors getting deported to roasting his brother’s failed Cincinnati mayoral run. He also highlights Vance’s bizarre streak of bad luck—from breaking a football trophy to visiting India and the Pope right before both places were struck by tragedy.

Keith Edwards discusses how the White House stirred controversy on Star Wars Day by posting an AI image of Trump as a Sith Lord, drawing backlash for portraying him as a villain. He also covers Trump’s NBC interview where Trump dodged a question about defending the Constitution, saying, “I don’t know,” and deferring to his lawyers.

Keith Edwards discusses Andrew Feinberg's pointed questioning of President Trump during a recent Oval Office meeting, where Feinberg challenged Trump's misleading claims about tariffs being paid by foreign nations. Feinberg's persistent inquiries led to a tense exchange, highlighting the administration's ongoing misrepresentation of economic policies.

Keith Edwards discusses Representative Mikey Sherrill’s run for New Jersey governor, diving into how state leadership matters in resisting federal overreach during the Trump era. They explore whether her race could be a national litmus test and what it takes to truly support the working class in New Jersey.

Keith Edwards discusses the unexpected moment when both Nick Fuentes and Alex Jones criticize Trump on immigration and civil liberties, accusing him of anti-freedom behavior. He also notes Joe Rogan’s growing frustration with Trump and mocks Trump’s repeated, unanswered attempts to call China for negotiations.

Keith Edwards discusses the irony of Caroline Leavitt promoting "buy American" amid tariffs while wearing foreign-made brands—just like most Trump merch—highlighting the gap between rhetoric and reality. He also breaks down Trump’s awkward ABC interview blunder about the Declaration of Independence.

Keith Edwards discusses a new Lincoln Project ad spotlighting Donald Trump's chaotic first 100 days, then dives into Amazon’s bold move to show consumers exactly how Trump’s tariffs are raising product prices. He notes the White House is fuming, accusing Jeff Bezos of being hostile — even though the transparency seems pretty reasonable.

Keith Edwards discusses Donald Trump’s reaction to having historically low approval numbers at 100 days into his presidency, highlighting clips where Melania is clearly eager to distance herself from him and where his secretary of commerce falsely proclaims an economic boom. He also covers a clip featuring Michelle Obama explaining that her mental health kept her from attending the inauguration.

Keith Edwards discusses Trump’s awkward arrival at the Pope’s funeral, where he steps on a restricted rug and wears a bright blue suit in poor taste, while also fumbling questions about his failed promise to end the Ukraine war on day one—claiming, unconvincingly, that he was joking.

Keith Edwards discusses his interview with David Hogg, now DNC Vice Chair, about the backlash he's facing from the Democratic establishment for pushing to primary ineffective members of Congress and bring in younger leadership.

​Keith Edwards discusses Candace Owens' surprising support for Harvard University in its legal battle against the Trump administration, which has threatened to withhold federal funding over alleged failures to address antisemitism on campus.Owens, a longtime Trump ally, criticizes the administration's actions as an attack on free speech, urging Americans to back Harvard in defending constitutional rights.

Keith Edwards discusses how billionaires are turning on Trump over damaging tariffs and concerns that he's hurting the American brand, possibly leading to a trade downgrade. He also highlights Trump’s soft stance on Putin’s Kyiv attacks and Kevin O'Leary’s defense of steep China tariffs—despite growing economic pain and most Americans disapproving of Trump’s economic handling.

Keith Edwards discusses a resurfaced 2023 video where Pete Hegseth sharply criticizes Joe Biden handling of classified information, which critics say clash with his own actions, fueling accusations of hypocrisy. . He also covers Elon Musk’s rumored political exit and Kristi Noem’s stolen purse incident, which included $3,000 in cash and sensitive government materials.

Keith Edwards discusses the escalating controversy surrounding Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who faces bipartisan criticism after reportedly sharing classified Yemen strike plans in private Signal chats with his wife, brother, and lawyer. Amid calls for his resignation and internal Pentagon turmoil, President Trump has publicly backed Hegseth, though reports suggest the White House is quietly seeking a replacement.​