The Chris Stigall Show

Washington is full of both. Yesterday, Stigall was on Capitol Hill talking with the former. Members of the House's Republican Study Committee. Their objective was to message to you that first, they have an agenda they believe is working and two, they're not done. It's ultimately up to you if you like what you hear or not. We'll have bonus content coming later in the week featuring even more members who didn't make it today's show. ...

If you haven’t heard it, it’s new to you! Stigall was called to Capitol Hill today for conversation with the House Republicans. Be sure to catch the full recap and new interviews tomorrow. Today, some of our favorite conversations of late with the Federalist’s John Daniel Davidson, Prager U’s co-founder Allen Estrin and a conversation about reclaiming our nation’s young men.

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Surprising good economic news as Americans head into the holiday season — what our shopping habits reveal about the state of the economy, and what the pundits are missing.

Then, a sobering turn: the murder of a National Guard member in Washington, D.C., allegedly at the hands of a radicalized Afghan migrant. Stigall digs into the facts, the policy failures, and the political implications of a story that’s shaking...

Stigall sits down with longtime friend of the show Mark Weaver, former DOJ spokesperson and author of the new children’s book "God Bless America: 250 Years Strong." They dive into the surprisingly young history of the United States, what kids need to know but often aren’t being taught, and how to shape a healthier, stronger nation for the next 250 years.

Then, Stigall welcomes E.J. Antoni, chief economist at the ...

In this Thanksgiving Special, Stigall brings you two powerful conversations looking ahead at America’s future—technologically and politically.

First, Marc Beckman, author of Some Future Day, explains how artificial intelligence is poised to change every aspect of daily life. From jobs and national security to creativity and human identity, Beckman lays out what’s coming and how quickly it will arrive.

Simply put, thank you for your support of this podcast. That's today's theme largely. Yes, tackling some headlines too, but by request, a few folks brought up Rush Limbaugh's tradition of reading the real story of the first Thanksgiving. Today, Stigall decided to do just that. Also, a moving call from a listener named Coleen who gave all of us something to consider this holiday season and really, all year long.

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Stigall's question for the day: Who's working to solve problems and make things better versus who's simply sniping at the President and his team and their ideas for the country. This week we'll hear from the White House on everything from an obamacare fix, to A.I., potential peace deals, and more. Still, some it seems offer only complaint. Not Steve Moore who's remarkably bullish today - particularly on A.I. The President launched ...

As is usual, while the influencer class tells you the sky is falling Stigall explains why he sees it differently. It isn't that it's all smiles and happy talk, but it is key to understand some political perspective. The definitive interview with the FBI on the attempt on President Trump's life in Butler, PA was granted to Fox News and it was extensive. Are prices improving? How is the agricultural community dealing with the battle ...

Great economic news out yesterday and of course the media is hungry to talk about anything else. From President Trump's comments to a member of the media a full week ago you're just now hearing about or his post reminding people what sedition means and the punishment for it - yes, they'd rather you talk about anything else. Luckily for this show's audience, you'll hear the truth. Col. Kurt Schlichter stops by to discuss members of ...

Stigall is lamenting a scheduled meeting at the White House tomorrow with the newly elected socialist, Islamist mayor of NYC. He's calling it "narrative poker" and explains today why this could be a very bad idea if not handled just right. Are Democrats asking members of the military to defy the Secretary of War and Commander-In-Chief? It sure sounds like it. Senator Tommy Tubberville joins the show today to affirm his support for ...

With remarkable swiftness, both chambers of Congress vote to unseal all documents related to Epstein. President Trump has signaled he'll sign it right away. Let's hope so. Still, it causes Stigall to wonder why all those who moved with such urgency on this issue can't seem to accomplish much on several other issues of importance to the country. US Senator Dave McCormick joins the show to discuss the Trump tariff policy among other ...

Just yesterday alone, three unbelievable judicial rulings came down that set Stigall off for the entire first half of the show. While there is much to discuss in the news, the role of the activist judiciary in this country is outsized and must be dealt with swiftly. Yes, the House is going to vote on the Epstein files and President Trump will sign off on whatever needs to be released. That’s a good thing. And yes, there are m...

There seems to be a strong play for the "MAGA mantle" in suggesting President Trump is no longer "America First." Stigall lays out as clearly as he ever has today as to why there's only one MAGA leader and it's not an "influencer," or podcast host or member of Congress. It's POTUS. Are Republicans going to hang tough on Obamacare subsidies or fight for real reform now that the issue is front and center? President Trump tells Republ...

The very latest in an aggressive flex in the Caribbean by the Secretary of War. What's the end goal? And President Trump has also signaled a willingness to get involved in battling those who slaughter Christians in Africa. John Hayward brings his brilliance to both issues as well as the criticism that issues like these take the focus off our domestic priorities. To that end, the Vice President hits the talk shows to make the cast t...

Now that the government has reopened, there are a couple of different debates that will immediately get underway. 42 million people receive SNAP benefits for basic needs. How much fraud? Turns out a lot of it and the Secretary of Agriculture is prepared to lower the boom on it in a new report next week. Stigall has some preliminary numbers. One of the greatest Christmas traditions for the Stigall family is going to see Trans Siberi...

The truth is, he's dropping bombs on his own party for playing fast and loose with millions of Americans' paychecks simply to continue to prop up Obamacare. Something he says his party set up to expire at this time on purpose anyway. As Democrats throw their leader Chuck Schumer overboard, Fetterman seems to be suggesting Obamacare should go with him. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent continues to be the best explainer on President ...

Don't miss it. Democrats long ago keyed in on this word and have used it to great effect. "Affordable" housing. "Affordable" health care. It's a con game of course because nothing the government runs ends up being affordable or quality. That said, Republicans and the White House do have to battle the siren song of socialism and big government in an economy in which people are struggling. Particularly young people. Today, Stigall pr...

That's President Trump's plan, in part - with the revenue he's taking in from tariffs. The big "if" is, of course - will the Supreme Court stop him from using them? Stigall lays out why this president's economic policies should be celebrated, not stymied. The shutdown seems to be coming to a close. The Democrats' base is more angry than ever because of it. What brought the 8 Democrats over? Will Obamacare be bailed out again? Erin ...

Today's show focuses heavily on the politics of the left which are unceasing and unapologetic in the ground they want to take and the voices they want silenced. Increasingly, more calls are coming from the MAGA base to do something most have been uncomfortable and unwilling to do - nuke the filibuster in the Senate. Stigall takes comment from around the country - is this a necessary step before the left does it anyway? Now that mas...