The Chris Stigall Show

A massive victory overnight as the first rescission bill gets through the Senate and on to President Trump's desk. After decades of talking about it, President Trump just got taxpayers off the hook for public broadcasting. He also signed major legislation to crack down on fentanyl, Comey's daughter was just fired from the Southern District of Manhattan, and the week isn't over yet! Having said all that and Stigall discusses it all ...

Stigall is live from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania for the first of its kind energy summit featuring President Trump and members of his cabinet as well as the biggest names in business, technology, and energy. Major investment announcements came yesterday, and Stigall was invited to cover the event and bring you some fantastic conversations. You’ll hear from Pennsylvania Senator Dave Mccormick, Pennsylvania based Washington Examine...

Turns out the old man was, in fact allowing others to use his signature. The New York Times confirms it. Stigall unpacks it. Superman isn't woke. Bit of a spoiler alert if you intend to see the new film, but Stigall gives his review and why he says its shockingly parallel to real world political storylines today. President Trump reflects on one year since his life was nearly ended in Butler, PA and his reaction to the investigation...

It's been a strange week and a whole lot of "influencer" types have had plenty of criticisms to level at the Trump administration. Right on cue, Hillary Clinton shows up and reminds us all how close we came to truly losing it all. Violent illegal aliens attack ICE during a raid. Ned Ryan from American Majority and Stigall have a discussion on the Trump administration plan for deportations and what some are calling "amnesty." Stigal...

It's been brought to Stigall's attention that he's not been giving satisfactory voice to those in the audience who are angry this week with the Epstein news. Salena Zito has written a brand new book called "Butler: The Untold Story of the Near Assassination of Donald Trump and the Fight for America's Heartland." Stigall asks her about both the Epstein story as well as the Butler event and what she as a journalist thinks ought to ha...

It's always important to understand - no matter your opinion on any news story - that there's always an aggressive attempt to come between you and your support for Donald Trump. Stigall is certain we're in the middle of an aggressive campaign at the moment to gin up division within the MAGA base at a time Trump has never been rolling more successfully. It's laid out in full for you to ponder today. Meanwhile, now the the big beauti...

Depends on who you ask and how you view the situation. Stigall is well aware many are angry about President Trump entertaining special dispensation for illegal aliens to work in agriculture and hospitality. He's also well aware of why we're in this mess, who's responsible, and what the goals of it were in the first place. Still, its an issue with which we all must deal. Not emotional rhetoric, but actual solutions and honest conver...

It's impossible to know all there is to know (or not know) about the Jeffrey Epstein story, but last night's report suddenly dropped out of nowhere that there's no client list and no discussion of anything other than his suicide is not sitting well with many in this audience. Stigall unpacks it with Bonchie of RedState.com and Republican strategist Erin Maguire. Plus, Elon Musk threatens a third party to challenge what he calls the...

Never want to leave you without some great conversation - even on Independence Day. Join Stigall in an interesting faith discussion with Larry Alex Taunton - an author and columnist who recently reviewed a special presentation by Jordan Peterson in which he debates 20 young atheists. Taunton wasn't impressed. And not for the reasons you might thing. Whether you're a Christian or not, this conversation with someone who can actually ...

He and his brother and partner Jim Abrahams were the brains behind classic comedies like Airplane and The Naked Gun franchise. David Zucker has also authored a best selling book "Surely You Can’t Be Serious: The True Story of Airplane!" Now he's about to lead an online class to discuss his craft he's calling "MasterCrash: A Crash Course in Spoof Comedy, breaking down the 15 essential rules he uses to write, direct, and edit e...

The last 24 hours should have conservatives giddy! Stigall certainly is - for a more than a few reasons. Another legacy media beat down in court means another big payout victory for the Trump legal team. It's glorious! The University of Pennsylvania is crying uncle and in total surrender to the Trump administration. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and President Trump get down-right chummy yesterday at "Alligator Alcatraz." We discuss...

Today, Stigall is feeling particularly appreciative of Donald Trump's leadership and decided to share an open letter saying so. Meanwhile, Gallup is out with a new poll saying American's sense of patriotism is falling, while GOP enthusiasm for Trump is at a record high. The Federal Reserve Chair refuses to lower interest rates and Stigall explains why that's so detrimental and why lowering rates can help all of us. You'll hear from...

The flurry of SCOTUS rulings that came down at the end of last week have people on the left freaking out, and many on the right confident in victory. While Stigall is thrilled with the verdicts reached on Friday - he cautions the reality of the ruling isn't quite what many are celebrating. He also says a ruling on parenting and public school is even more important, and the dissenting opinion should be even more alarming and chillin...

And we're not just talking about the show in the sky on the 4th of July. As you know, President Trump wants the "big, beautiful bill" on his desk to sign his tax cuts permanently into law. But first, some messiness in the Senate is causing angst. Too many changes, then it heads back to the House who barely passed their version weeks ago. Can these two chambers of Congress get on the same page with a week to go? Stigall gets down in...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Kain hold a press conference today to give details on the successful strike on Iran's nuclear sites on Saturday, but of course it only inspires the media to become more hostile. Stigall has about enough. You'll hear how it all unfolded. Meanwhile, at NATO - they're calling President Trump "daddy." No kidding! And the political hack we call Federal Reserve Chairman Jer...

There's no way you can't be happy if you're a Trump voter at this moment in American history. Historic peace achieved perhaps in the Middle East - certainly a dramatic pause at a minimum in a decades long menace to the West from Iran. It appears the Senate is about to get Trump's tax cuts extended, perhaps as early as Friday. And NATO and the global community are stepping up and celebrating if not surrendering to President Trump on...

If it holds, President Trump has achieved the most impressive accomplishment in the Middle East in most of our lifetimes. It’s a period of history that will be studied long after we’re gone. Potentially real, lasting peace in the Middle East without a single member of our military on the ground or in harms way. Join Stigall as he unpacks the breaking news of the last 24 hours including this morning’s events with f...

It was an overwhelming military success. It was strategic and focused. That said, if you're on social media you might be hearing some high profile "influencers" suggesting its the beginning of World War 3 or President Trump being compromised by the "war mongers" in Washington. Stigall doesn't see it that way at all and believes there's an intelligent, careful, and humble way of looking at what happened this weekend that is neither ...

You've ridden along this week with Stigall on his "Trust Trump" prescription for this fight between Israel and Iran and yesterday proved why that's sound advice. Why are Senate Republicans squabbling over Medicaid cuts? And the media continues to frame the "big beautiful bill" as something that only spends and generates no new revenue for the Treasury. Jim Pfaff of the Conservative Caucus on what he's hearing from people inside the...