The Rick Robinson Show

The Rick Robinson Show

Rick Robison is the Programming Director of KLRNRadio and the host of several podcasts: America off The Rails, The Jenn and Rick Show, Rick and Ordy, and Juxtaposition, Rick has been a host on WNJC 1360 AM on CRN Digital Talk Radio and can even be heard occasionally on KOKC 95.3 FM and 1520 AM in Oklahoma City. This long-format show will air weekdays, Monday through Friday, from 2pm to 4 pm Central time. The show will focus on national politics and events that matter to Oklahomans.

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October 28, 2026 • 117 mins
Six days before the midterms, Democrats are talking about a blue wave, Republicans are hoping for a low tide, and Rick Robinson has one question: How much can we really trust the polls?
Rick compares the latest congressional polling with the 2018 midterms, examines the races in South Carolina and Maine, and digs into the difference between national sentiment and actual election results.

Hour two turns to January 6 and FBI...
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Governors, constitutional change, and the people claiming to save democracy—Rick digs into Data Republican’s clips, then takes on the Hoffman/Epstein debate over campaign money and political double standards. Add court headlines, ICE claims, polling credibility, and chat trolls who picked the wrong Friday: First-responder and military tributes round out a show where the rails are optional.
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Rick Robinson examines material highlighted by Data Republican and argues that the fight over government legitimacy reaches well beyond Election Day. He examines polling credibility, Michigan’s Senate race, Chuck Grassley’s allegations about collecting Republican supporter records, and Elissa Slotkin’s controversial deterrence remarks. Along the way: a rowdy Chat Lives Matter audience, disappearing bookmarks, and ...
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October 16, 2026 • 112 mins
A flying-car video has Rick dreaming like an ’80s kid—and wondering why even cool technology turns into a political fistfight.

Then it’s back to earth: Burisma questions, midterm polling, campaign reversals, and Washington’s talent for delivering excuses instead of answers. Rick tackles affordability, free markets, and government accountability, with Friday’s law enforcement and military tribute...
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October 9, 2026 • 108 mins
Growth is aggregate. Affordability is personal. Rick Robinson returns for Finally Friday with a look at the gap between economic headlines and the bills Americans actually have to pay. He discusses jobs, housing costs, consumer confidence, and how energy prices ripple through groceries, transportation, and everyday life—while arguing that the U.S. economy deserves more context than either partisan cheerleading or predictions ...
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Modern institutions collect more information than ever—but who controls that information, who protects it, and what happens when the systems underneath everything begin to fail?
Rick Robinson examines a federal judge’s temporary order restoring White House access to CNN, MSNBC, and Politico. The ruling does not establish a permanent right to a press credential, but it raises important due process questions when the g...
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September 23, 2026 • 99 mins
Who controls the information — and who ultimately pays when power changes hands?
Rick starts with the escalating fight over White House press access, the traditional presidential media pool, and whether modern political journalism is gathering information or manufacturing confrontation.

Then a breaking Oklahoma human-trafficking case brings the conversation much closer to home, as Rick looks at the allegations, the ...
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September 22, 2026 • 95 mins
Artificial intelligence may exist as software, but the infrastructure that supports it is very real—and whoever controls that infrastructure may eventually control far more than the technology itself.

Rick Robinson revisits warnings about artificial intelligence, separating documented problems from unproven predictions. He examines whether federal regulation would protect the public or merely give Washington and the la...
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Twenty-five years after September 11, remembrance demands more than familiar footage, ceremonial speeches, and political slogans. It requires Americans to remember those lost, honor those who ran toward danger, and examine the evidence without surrendering to blind institutional trust or unsupported conspiracy theories.

Rick Robinson revisits his own experience on September 11, 2001, when the second plane sent him back into ...
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September 8, 2026 • 87 mins
Later, he examines Tucker Carlson's praise for Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, the difference between political friendship and intellectual agreement, and why audiences should investigate claims independently. The show concludes with strange political allegations from Missouri, the approaching 25th anniversary of September 11, and a reminder that the most important details are often found beneath the headline. ...
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September 4, 2026 • 105 mins
When America commits blood, money, and military power overseas, what does victory actually look like—and who gets to define when the mission is done?

On this special #ChatLivesMatter Night edition of The Rick Robinson Show, Rick Robinson examines the war in Iran and the difference between weakening an enemy, winning a campaign, and establishing a realistic endpoint. That question becomes even more urgent as the federal...
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Modern national security is no longer limited to borders, weapons, and military bases. It now includes transformers, power inverters, data centers, utility networks, and even the political arguments shaping whether America builds the infrastructure it needs.

Rick Robinson examines President Donald Trump’s national emergency declaration concerning the bulk power system and the risks posed by foreign-manufactured electri...
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Government constantly asks the public for trust—but trust should follow accountability, not replace it.

Rick Robinson begins in Oklahoma, examining the primary and runoff results, what the voters actually said through two very different state-question outcomes, and why state agencies are being asked to explain millions of dollars in questionable costs. He also considers what the results reveal about Oklahoma’s Re...
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What happens when political movements decide America’s institutions are obstacles to be removed rather than guardrails to be respected?

Rick opens with Luigi Mangione’s guilty plea before examining Wisconsin’s remarkably close Democratic gubernatorial primary, where socialist Francesca Hong came within 3,211 votes of victory. He explains why that narrow margin—not merely Hong’s defeat—shou...
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Rick Robinson continues his examination of Anthony Fauci’s pandemic-era record, focusing on what survived, what may be missing, and what congressional investigators can legally do next.

The episode examines “delete this email” records, David Morens’ alleged use of private Gmail, material from Fauci’s government-issued phone, subpoenas from Florida, West Virginia, and Louisiana, and whether Presi...
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It’s #ChatLivesMatterDay, and this time the chatbots get honorary membership.

Rick opens with Bernie Sanders’ call to pause advanced AI development, then digs into the larger question of whether the United States can afford to slow down while competitors like China and Russia keep moving forward. From there, the conversation turns to the physical reality behind AI—data centers, power demand, water use, loca...
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Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before the Senate—but the private diary he kept during the COVID-19 pandemic had plenty to say.

Rick Robinson examines Fauci’s own pandemic-era entries and compares his private record with the confident public messaging presented to the American people. The episode explores lockdown recommendations, shifting mask guidance, the origins of COVID-19, the Wuhan lab-...
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July 24, 2026 • 117 mins
On this Finally Friday edition, Rick Robinson asks one central question: Who gave them permission?


After an opening about Iran, ideological warfare, and America’s reluctance to confront a determined enemy, Rick examines what happens when access, authority, or technology is mistaken for unlimited permission. He discusses the investigation into a member of Vice President JD Vance’s Secret Service detail, the di...
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In this episode of The Rick Robinson Show, Rick connects the dots between political “war games,” FBI election-security operations, January 6 intelligence failures, confidential human sources, Capitol security breakdowns, disputed testimony, and the institutions that later shaped the official narrative.

The show begins with the 2020 Transition Integrity Project and the 2024 Democracy Futures Project—exercise...
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President Trump used a nationally televised address to unveil newly declassified material concerning foreign interference, election-system vulnerabilities, and the intelligence community’s handling of information surrounding the 2018 and 2020 elections. Rick plays the president’s remarks, examines allegations that China obtained hundreds of millions of American voter-file records, and separates documented security risks...
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