The Free Beacon Podcast

Bernie Battles Biden, Pocahontas Surrenders, and Symone Sanders Brings It Mar 05, 2020

The gang had lots to cover on this special post-Super Tuesday edition of the podcast. With Joe Biden turning his campaign around in a matter of days, the prospects for Bernie Sanders's revolution are looking dim. Harison believes it is time for the Bernie Bros to think about the appropriate means of resisting the party establishment. Since when do revolutions play by the rules? To Matt, this stance is indicative of the outlook many of Trump's fiercest supporters have. There was another contender in the race when the dust settled Wednesday morning, but Elizabeth Warren's campaign was not long for this world. She was pregnant with defeat for a long time—and once she started showing, she quit. Regarding Chuck Schumer's threats to Supreme Court justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, Goldfarb is offended by Schumer's poor grammar. But whatever "release the whirlwind" means, it's clear Schumer is better off if Biden is the nominee, even if he's currently falling victim to self-inflicted controversies. Free Beacon legal correspondent Victorino Matus chimes in with an update on Harvey Weinstein's incarceration, and he also brings up the exciting moment when dairy protesters rushed the stage at Biden's Tuesday victory speech. We didn't learn much about cows, but Biden adviser Symone Sanders certainly impressed us all with how quickly she flew into action. Continuing the new Free Beacon Advice segment, Harison explained how to profit off and enjoy the chaos and carnage sure to ensue at the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee. The Bernie Bros will likely be out for blood, and locals would be wise to heed Harison's counsel.

South Carolina, Political Trolling, and Government-Approved Panic Feb 26, 2020

In the wake of the last Democratic debate before South Carolina and Super Tuesday, the gang examines what challenges may or may not be left for Bernie Sanders on the path to the nomination. Matt argues there's an opening for Biden if he pairs a South Carolina win with an impressive performance on Super Tuesday. However, the debate did not seem to change much about the race. In fact, Matt argues, it may be that no debates actually matter, except for the ones where a candidate totally self-destructs. Meanwhile, Bloomberg continues to lap the field in total spending, sticking his face on everything from the debate commercial breaks to Axios's newsletters. The media have given him near-constant attention since he started his ad blitz, which appears to be exactly the kind of special treatment that paved the way for a certain Donald J. Trump to win the Republican primary in 2016. This comes, of course, after the media worried incessantly about how to learn from the so-called tragedy of Trump's rise. Goldfarb has a touching reason why we should not be surprised or upset: "Take the media and love them for who they are because they can't change." Looking across the Pacific to discern what danger the coronavirus actually presents, the gang wonders what government official would actually tell people to panic. The eventual answer shows that there's always another opponent of the Trump administration inside the Trump administration. Free Beacon legal correspondent Victorino Matus comes in with updates on Harvey Weinstein and Michael Avenatti, who have both been convicted in New York but face more legal trouble out in California. And if you want to know about Floyd Mayweather's lackluster parties or "genius, avant-garde" names for gender-nonconforming babies, Kitty has you covered. Perhaps the most disturbing story of all, however, is the "free birthing" movement, which may be the end of us all.

Dems Self-Immolate, Sanders Marches On, and Roger Stone Looks for a Pardon Feb 20, 2020

Matt and Goldfarb are back to help analyze the ever-increasing bounty of Democratic infighting in our latest episode, sponsored by SwagRight. Michael Bloomberg took the debate stage for the first time and faced a constant barrage of attacks, and the gang doubts he or anyone else can stop Bernie Sanders's march to the nomination. But with Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, Joe Biden, and Pete Buttigieg all staying in the fight, there was plenty of antagonism to go around Wednesday. Harison is keen to celebrate the party being in disarray, with everyone from Barack Obama to Hillary Clinton deserving some of the blame. But the Trump administration has other matters at hand, namely the case of Roger Stone's conviction. Trump tweeted support for his former adviser while Attorney General Bill Barr recommended a lighter sentence than the one prosecutors asked for. It turns out Barr was right once again, and Stone received a 40-month sentence after a judge decided prosecutors were out of line. However, he may not even serve that if Trump uses the pardon power again. With Michael Avenatti being convicted, legal correspondent Victorino Matus is on hand to discuss what comes next. More trials and a whole lot of jail time, it appears. Kitty has updates on Al Pacino's lackluster love life and a Yankee stalker. And finally, a Free Beacon Podcast first: After soliciting questions for an advice segment, we're reading a few on air and giving the most sage counsel available. Listeners can learn how to better deal with the libs in their lives or to keep hope alive that Hillary may, soon, be locked up at last.

Bernie’s Red Dawn, Bloomberg’s Bank Account, and What to Do About Roger Stone Feb 13, 2020

With no Matt or Goldfarb on the show today, there's no one to hold Harison and Eliana back as they cover everything from the Democratic primary to the Roger Stone case. This episode is brought to you by SwagRight, where you can shop for the finest conservative apparel and accessories. The gang starts off with New Hampshire, where the socialist revolution was started in earnest by Bernie Sanders, with Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar nipping at his heels. But Harison argues the party has painted itself into a corner where the only choices are to let Bernie win or to stop him with Bloomberg's billions. With Mini Mike paying for everything from ads to memes, his candidacy is a test of whether you really can buy an election. For Harison, whatever happens will lead to either Bernie or Bloomberg running as an independent. And he'll be at the Democratic convention—with his gas mask on—to chronicle the chaos that is sure to ensue. Eliana takes the discussion to President Donald Trump's tweets about the Roger Stone case. And news breaks right as the show is going! Eliana gets the scoop with her handy-dandy smart phone. It turns out, Attorney General William Barr is not happy with Trump opining on social media about this high-profile case, and you'll have to listen to find out what is Harison's take. Free Beacon legal correspondent Victorino Matus has the latest on Michael Avenatti's ongoing Nike court case, where he could face decades in jail if he's found guilty of extortion. If he manages to get out of that bind, he's got another one in April where he's defending himself from the charge of stealing from porn star Stormy Daniels. And then after that, there's a federal fraud trial coming in Los Angeles. He's a busy guy. And in the culture update, Kitty has the latest on Keith Richards's newfound sobriety and the possibility of Tupac Shakur being alive and hiding in New Mexico.

Mitt’s Grudge, Iowa’s Debacle, and the Best State of the Union Yet Feb 06, 2020

With President Donald Trump acquitted in the Senate impeachment trial, Harison takes aim at Utah senator Mitt Romney for being the lone vote to impeach on the Republican side. Rank speculation ensues about everything from Mitt's motives to his genealogy. Do we know who his great-great-great grandfather is? Maybe not, but that is what Reddit is for. But the Senate acquittal isn't the only massive win for Trump this week. Arguably the best news of 2020 is the increasing certainty with which the libs are demonstrating their unfitness to govern. Iowa is the latest and greatest example, as the Democratic Party failed to figure out... well, anything, since the night ended with absolutely zero data on any of the candidates' results. Harison argues the Bernie Bros should be even more angry when it's the party's own operations that are blocking their favorite socialist's ability to get a major boost from positive results in the Hawkeye state. Biden's struggles, Matt argues, are linked to the impeachment proceeding that reflected so poorly on the former vice president and his son Hunter. In that regard, Pelosi may have harmed Biden's attempt to bring a third Obama term. However, Pelosi's main play this week was at the State of the Union, where she ripped up Trump's speech in front of cameras. Just another example of the dearth of class and dignity in today's Democratic Party.... The good news is it was the best State of the Union address ever, according to Harison, with enough made-for-TV drama to beat even George W. Bush's "Axis of Evil" speech in 2002. Oh, and the one where he talked about steroids in baseball. Vic comes on to talk about the meatless Whopper's lack of vegan bona fides, which has led to a lawsuit the Washington Free Beacon is closely monitoring. Finally, Kitty drops in to talk about Al Pacino's struggles with old age, Pamela Anderson's ephemeral marriage, and Adam Sandler's mustache. Join civics classes across the country by clicking subscribe, and never miss an episode.

Bolton Takes Center Stage, Bernie Surges in Iowa, and Bloomberg Bombs Airwaves Jan 30, 2020

The gang has you covered this week on everything from the coronavirus to impeachment to Japanese hashtags. With John Bolton taking center stage in the latest impeachment drama, the gang analyzes whether he's trying to get back at President Trump, sell some books, or do something else. If Mitch McConnell wraps the impeachment trial up in the next few days, it may turn out well for sales of the book but badly for Nancy Pelosi's future as speaker. The gang disagrees about whether Pelosi can last as her party's leader if Trump wins reelection, and a friendly wager is made. Meanwhile, the boring Democratic primary continues and Bernie keeps climbing. Mayor Pete has tried to get nasty, but at this point Bernie is well positioned to take not just Iowa but New Hampshire as well. Matt says nobody knows what is going to happen, but Harison sees it differently—this is Bernie's race to lose. Will that prediction pan out as well as his guarantee that Trump would win in 2016? Matt argues that Bernie has none other than Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to thank for his comeback in the polls, while Harison has to be reminded that she cannot, in fact, be his running mate in 2020. Michael Bloomberg, meanwhile, has been bombing the airwaves with ads for his long-shot candidacy, and Goldfarb has a conspiracy theory about his advertising strategy. Vic drops in to update everyone on Hunter Biden and Michael Avenatti, while the culture discussion has Beyonce, Barbies, and even a little Joseph Schumpeter.

Impeachment Drags On, Warren Keeps Slipping, and Liberal Hacks Face Off Jan 24, 2020

With the House Democrats’ prosecution phase in the impeachment case against President Trump winding down, it looks like Mitch McConnell’s hand has only gotten stronger. Adam Schiff and Jerry Nadler have won few converts in their speeches before the Senate, even angering some senators with their belligerence. Harison argues that this has been an incredibly unserious process, and it hasn’t yet shown a major political upside for the Democrats. Meanwhile in Iowa, Elizabeth Warren’s struggles continue. Confronted by a father asking whether her free college and debt cancellation policy would "screw" people who did the right thing, Warren was not sure how to answer—probably because that’s exactly what her plan would do. Falling to fourth overall in many polls, Warren is now warning her team not to expect much success from the first few states. Vic returns for another update on Hunter Biden’s legal situation. A jury is set to be selected soon, and the Free Beacon Podcast will continue to be the top source on the matter. On a lighter note, Twitter personality Comfortably Smug has constructed the ultimate competition for liberal hacks, which will demand the utmost attention of faithful opponents of fake news. But will any of this matter with the Doomsday Clock getting ever-so-close to midnight?

Warren Knifes Bernie, a Jump Ball in Iowa, and Obama’s Legacy Jan 16, 2020

Elizabeth Warren opened up a whole new line of attack against her 2020 rival Bernie Sanders this week, accusing him of sexism because he told her a woman couldn't win the election. The story originally leaked from the Warren camp and she has continued to work against Sanders since the debate Tuesday, but what is it going to do to change the game in Iowa? No one at the debate did anything to shake up the race. Speaker Nancy Pelosi named the impeachment managers and had them deliver the articles to the Senate, but Matt argues they aren't even trying to remove him from office at this point. That's not what impeachment is about. Vic brings another legal update on Stormy Daniels's erstwhile attorney Michael Avenatti, who was recently jailed. If he's convicted, he will face up to 335 years in prison. We've also got updates on the arrest of Lindsay Lohan's mom, Obama's legacy on tipping, and Harison's latest attempts at Dry January. This episode was brought to you by Swag Right, your source for Elizabeth Warren Dreamcatcher pillows, Eric Swalwell Whoopee Cushions, and much more.

McConnell Owns Pelosi, Iran Backs Down, and the Royals Reel Jan 09, 2020

Democratic senators are losing patience with Speaker Nancy Pelosi's plan to withhold the articles of impeachment. She's fighting to keep her caucus in line, but does she have a chance against Cocaine Mitch in the Senate? The most important news in the effort to make America great remains Trump's ongoing domination of Iran. Despite the tough talk, Iran has backed off targeting Americans following the killing of terror master Qassem Soleimani. But that hasn't stopped antiwar liberals such as Joy Behar from going as far as celebrating white nationalists who oppose striking Iranian targets. Michael Avenatti's legal struggles aren't stopping, and Vic has all the latest on the fraud charges he's facing in the Nike case. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are breaking away from the British royal family, but their plan to relocate to America has the gang deeply concerned. Finally, the Free Beacon is very concerned with how to help Australia recover from its devastating fires, and we are pleased to highlight how model Kaylen Ward is doing her part.

2019 Men of the Year Awards Show Jan 02, 2020

The gang steamrolls into 2020 with an extra-special episode to honor the Washington Free Beacon Men of the Year. Make sure to read the stories of all these heroes over on the Men of the Year page.

The Right and Righter 2019 Year in Review Dec 26, 2019

The gang writes the first draft of history on the year that was, reflecting on the most MAGA-tastic moments of 2019.

Obama Allies Slam Biden, Libs Deny Science, and a New Christmas War Begins Dec 19, 2019

The gang discusses Obama alums going after Biden, liberals losing faith in OB/GYNs, and environmentalists setting their sights on Christmas.

Horowitz, Barr, and the Victimization of Katie Hill Dec 12, 2019

The gang discusses the inspector general's report, Bill Barr's domination of the media, and why disgraced former congresswoman Katie Hill is already touting her comeback.

Impeachment, 2020’s Anthony Weiner, and a Rough Week for Milfs Dec 05, 2019

The gang discusses the latest impeachment hearings, how Hunter Biden is following in Anthony Weiner's footsteps, and the sad persistence of discrimination against hot moms. This episode is brought to you by The Spectator, the longest-running magazine in the English language.

Boring Buttigieg, Trump’s Third Term, and a Gas Investigation Nov 21, 2019

The gang asks if any 2020 Democrats are benefiting from the debates, looks into how Trump can get reelected after being impeached, and investigates Eric Swalwell's flatulence. This episode is brought to you by Circle, the easiest way to manage screen time on all your family’s Wi-Fi and mobile devices.

Impeachment, New 2020 Candidates, and ‘Journalism’ at Northwestern Nov 14, 2019

The gang discusses the first public impeachment hearings, the latest Democrats jumping into the 2020 ring, and the meltdown of student journalism at Northwestern University. This episode is sponsored by Ethos Life Insurance.

Off-Year Election Results, Lefty Billionaires, and Melting Libs Nov 07, 2019

The gang discusses state election results, the supplications of left-wing billionaires, and the awesome power of Aaron Harison visiting his local polling place.

Kamala’s Campaign Layoffs, al-Baghdadi’s Death, and Identical Twins Oct 30, 2019

The gang discusses Kamala Harris's campaign woes, the death of a noted austere religious scholar, and the latest in the Democrats' impeachment effort. This episode is brought to you by Circle, the easiest way to manage your family's screen time.

Hillary 2020, Dem Threats Against Israel, and Katie Hill’s Throuple Oct 24, 2019

The gang discusses the possibility of Hillary Clinton jumping into the 2020 fray, Democratic presidential candidates threatening Israel, and Democratic congresswoman Katie Hill's relationship woes.

Democratic Debate, LeBron’s Bowing to China, and the Beatdown of Environmentalists Oct 18, 2019

The gang discusses the latest Democratic debate, NBA star LeBron James bowing to communist China, and how the Brits are fighting back against the environmentalists. This episode is brought to you by Ethos life insurance.

Hillary 2020, Warren’s Re-Education Camps, and Group-Marriage Counseling Oct 10, 2019

The gang discusses Hillary Clinton's possible return, Elizabeth Warren's plans as president, and how the New York Times is covering our civilizational decline. This episode is brought to you by the Circle parental control app.

Shark-Filled Moats, Racial Discrimination, and Franken’s Failed Comeback Oct 03, 2019

The gang discusses President Trump's innovative security ideas, Harvard's discrimination against Asian-American applicants, and Al Franken's time in the #MeToo wilderness.

Dems Try to Steal Democracy, Hillary Sabotages Biden, and Pondriver Returns Sep 25, 2019

The gang discusses Democrats' impeachment gamble, the troubles facing Joe Biden's 2020 campaign, and how to overcome these dark days for bipartisanship. This episode is sponsored by Ethos life insurance.

Eliana Arrives, Kamala Craters, and Warren Gets the Media’s Love Sep 19, 2019

The gang welcomes new Free Beacon editor in chief Eliana Johnson to discuss the botched Kavanaugh hit job, Kamala Harris's tumbling poll numbers, and the media's affection for Elizabeth Warren.

Remembering 9/11, Keeping Up With CNN, and Eating Fake Meat Sep 11, 2019

The gang analyzes how America memorializes the September 11 attacks, how CNN operates as a political organization, and how fake meat isn't as healthy as some people think.

Biden’s Bloody Eyeball, Bribing Iran, and the Beacon’s Big Announcement Sep 05, 2019

The gang looks at Joe Biden's performance at the climate-change town hall, asks why we aren't blowing up Iran's ships, and announces Matt's successor as editor in chief.

Biden’s Brain, Israel’s Enemies, and Larry King’s Thermostat Aug 21, 2019

The gang discusses Joe Biden's aging mind, Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib's opposition to Israel, and the ongoing controversy around where to set the thermostat.

Epstein, Fredo, and the Invention of Canaries Aug 14, 2019

The gang discusses Jeffrey Epstein's highly suspicious death, Chris Cuomo's similarities with a certain movie mobster, and the idea of millennials who write on the internet unionizing.

Guns, SoulCycle, and Clinton’s Impeachment Aug 08, 2019

Host Bill McMorris, Free Beacon President Aaron Harison and editor-in-chief Matthew Continetti are joined by Michael Goldfarb to talk about latest debate on gun control, the libs boycotting SoulCycle and FX's upcoming show about former President Bill Clinton's impeachment.

Marianne Williamson’s Debate Witchcraft, the DCCC’s Meltdown, and Jeffrey Frankenstein Aug 01, 2019

Host Bill McMorris and Free Beacon President Aaron Harison are joined by podcast engineer Michael Goldfarb and special guest Vic Matus to talk about Marianne Williamson's mesmerizing debate performance, the Beacon-induced meltdown at the DCCC, and Jeffrey Epstein's attempt to become a real-life Doctor Frankenstein.

Mueller’s Testimony, Al Franken 2020, and Harvard’s Class Clown Jul 24, 2019

As RoboHalper 9000 works out the kinks, the gang analyzes the political theater of Robert Mueller's testimony, Al Franken's bid for redemption, and the dumbest professor at Harvard.

The Squad, Google’s Coziness With China, and Broke Beto Jul 17, 2019

The gang discusses Nancy Pelosi's troubles with far-left Democrats in her caucus, Google's relationship with the Chinese, and Beto O'Rourke's sudden campaign troubles.

Jeffrey Epstein, Tom Steyer, and Ross Perot Jul 10, 2019

On this high-energy episode of the Free Beacon Podcast, the gang discusses wealthy Democratic donor Jeffrey Epstein being arrested, liberal billionaire Tom Steyer joining the 2020 race, and the great American Ross Perot.

Democratic Debates, Hunter Biden’s Vision Quest, and Farewell to Sonny Jul 03, 2019

On this extra-patriotic episode of the Free Beacon Podcast, the gang discusses how the 2020 Democrats performed in Miami, wonders whether Hunter Biden is okay, and bids farewell to a Free Beacon legend.

Mueller, Dem Debate Preview, and Regime Change in the Dominican Republic Jun 26, 2019

On this episode of the Free Beacon Podcast with brand new host Daniel Halper, the gang discusses Mueller agreeing to testify, predictions of the Democratic debates, and the need for a regime change in the Dominican Republic.

Trump’s Chances, Iran’s Aggression, and Mulvaney’s Mistake Jun 19, 2019

On this episode of the Free Beacon Podcast with brand new host Bill McMorris, the gang discusses Trump's reelection bid, wonders what to do about Iran, and shows disgust for a certain official's inability to control his bodily functions.

Hacks on Hacks on the Dem Civil War, Buttigieg Rising, and the Worsts of the Week Apr 17, 2019

Right and Righter is on a brief hiatus while we try to figure out how to replace Liz Harrington following her shocking departure. In the meantime, we hope you enjoy this episode of Hacks on Hacks, featuring Right and Righter regular Aaron Harison. If you like what you listen to, make sure to subscribe on iTunes; if we pick up enough subscribers we might even be able to get Dr. Pondriver back in the studio. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hacks-on-hacks/id1450297491

A Very Special Episode Apr 02, 2019

On this very special, super-sized episode, the gang discusses politics and culture and welcomes back a cavalcade of guest stars as one series regular announces a stunning departure from the show.

Trump Unleashed, Avenatti Update, and the Decline of Suits Mar 29, 2019

On this episode, sponsored by HoneyBook, the gang discusses Trump's post-Mueller path, gets an important update on Michael Avenatti, and laments the decline of men's fashion.

No Collusion, Avenatti Arrested, and Nazi Donuts Mar 26, 2019

On the latest episode, sponsored by HoneyBook, the gang celebrates Trump's vindication, has a bit of fun with the creepy porn lawyer's arrest, and wonders how Nazis cornered the market on donuts, coffee, and sandwiches in Dupont Circle.

ISIS Falls, Biden’s Bad Week, and Dr. Pondriver’s Return Mar 22, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Calm, the gang discusses the downfall of ISIS, breaks down Joe Biden's bad week, and welcomes Dr. Leonard Pondriver back to the studio.

Beto’s Bucks, Trump’s Numbers, and the Generational Ambassador Mar 19, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Calm, the gang discusses Beto's big haul, wonders if a roaring economy is enough to ensure President Trump's reelection, and welcomes back Generational Ambassador Paul Crookston, who has thoughts about the Zoomers.

Trump’s First Veto, a Lower Voting Age, and the Ratio Undone Mar 15, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses Trump's first potential veto, wonders what the ramifications of a lower voting age might be, and decries the death of the Twitter ratio, the only way to tell which opinions are officially bad.

Impeachment’s Out, Iowa Polls Are In, and Daylight Savings Forever? Mar 12, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang notes that Pelosi is iffy on impeachment, wonders which Dems will make the debate stage ahead of 2020, and considers the possibility of making Daylight Savings Time permanent.

Dems Denounce … Something, Brown Drops Out, and Blockbuster Persists Mar 08, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by HoneyBook, the gang talks about the muddled messages coming from the Democratic caucus, wonders what Biden's chances are now that Sherrod Brown has dropped out, and reminisces, kind of, about Blockbuster Video.

Endless Investigations, Hot Dog Sushi, and the Return of Pondriver Mar 05, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang asks if these investigations of the president are ever going to end, gags a bit at the idea of hot dog sushi, and celebrates the bipartisanization of the show via Dr. Leonard Pondriver.

Trump Walks Away, Bryce Walks to Philly, and the Generational Ambassador Returns Mar 01, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Calm, the gang discusses Trump's diplomacy, pines for the days of legends on the diamond, and asks the Generational Ambassador about millennial side-hustles.

Climate Kids, Knives Out for Bernie, and Breakfast Beers Feb 26, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Calm, the gang offers rare praise for a Democrat, notes that the knives are out for Bernie after his entrance into the crowded 2020 primary field, and wonders if Lucky Charms-flavored beer is modernity's greatest innovation.

ISIS Bride Has Regrets, Dems Back Reparations, and Pondriver Returns Feb 22, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses the options for dealing with traitors, wonders how Dem voters will respond to their candidates backing reparations for slavery, and welcomes back Dr. Leonard Pondriver.

Jussie Smollett, Carlos Danger, and Millennial Dating Tips Feb 19, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses fake hate crimes, feels bad for Carlos Danger's delivery man, and gets some dating tips from generational ambassador Paul Crookston.

National Emergencies, Coup Plots, and Water Truthers Feb 15, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by HoneyBook, the gang ponders Trump's declaration of a national emergency, discusses the Deep State's attempted coup, and one of the panelists reveals himself as a water truther.

Trump’s Rally, Omar’s Bad Tweets, and Rage Yoga Feb 12, 2019

On the 100th episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by HoneyBook, the gang talks about Trump's huge rally, wonders if the Pelosi's grand return to the Speakership is being derailed by her party's nuttiness, and ponders the effectiveness of rage yoga.

VA Dems Implode, Green New Cow Farts, and a Return to Centrism Feb 08, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Calm, the gang digs into the popcorn reserve as Virginia Democrats try to find a single politician who isn't a massive embarrassment, finds support for the Green New Deal in an unexpected place, and welcomes back the Gergen Institute's Dr. Leonard Pondriver, the show's resident centrist whisperer.

SOTU, Super Bowl Blues, and Dr. Ronny’s Return Feb 05, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Calm, the gang previews the State of the Union, waxes nostalgic for a time when Super Bowls weren't incredibly boring, and cheers the return to the White House of the unjustly maligned Dr. Ronny.

Politicized Intel, Border Negotiations, and Super Bowl Predictions Feb 01, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses the politicization of national intelligence, wonders what's next on the border, and pays homage to the GOAT.

2020 Drama, Trump Giving WH Tours, and Bathroom Waiting Lines Jan 29, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses the drama unfolding in the 2020 presidential election, President Donald Trump's appreciation for modern American history, and the institutional sexism in bathroom waiting lines.

Stone Indicted, Maduro Out (?), and Out-of-the-Box Bipartisanship Jan 25, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses the implications of Roger Stone's arrest, wonder what's to be done with Venezuela, and welcome a new guest to the show whose spirit of bipartisan thinking revolts one of the regulars.

Kamala’s Hopes, MAGA Kids, and Emotional Support Alligators Jan 22, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses Kamala Harris's chances, decries the media's treatment of the Covington kids, and takes a deep dive into the world of hand-raising alligators.

Whoa If True, Beto’s Blues, and Pizza ATMs Jan 18, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Calm, the gang discusses the latest whoa-if-true bombshell about the Russia investigation, wonder if Beto's okay, and discuss the latest in gourmet excellence.

Russian Agents, Fast Food Feasts, and Woke Razors Jan 15, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Calm, the gang asks if Trump is a Russian agent, marvels at the feast he prepared for the Clemson Tigers, and shuddered at Gillette's play for wokeness.

Shutdown Strategies, Teeth Cleanings, and Nudist Restaurants Jan 11, 2019

On the latest Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses Trump's exit strategy on the shutdown, how long it'll be before we see a 2020 candidate's colonoscopy, and the failure of Paris's greatest restaurant.

Oval Office Address, AOC Dancing, and the War on Men Jan 08, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses President Donald Trump's upcoming oval office address, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's interview on "60 Minutes," and the war on men.

Shutdown Schemes, Unlikable Pols, and Mean Gene Jan 04, 2019

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses shutdown strategies, wonders if the Dems are really dumb enough to force another unlikable pol on the American public, and mourn the passing of Mean Gene Okerlund.

Right and Righter’s End of Year Spectacular! Dec 28, 2018

On this episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang looks back on the year that was, wonder what will happen in the year to come, and bids farewell to 2018—as well as one of its regulars. But who are they voting off the island? (That's how The Bachelor works, right?)

Free Beacon Men of the Year! Dec 25, 2018

On the latest edition of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang offers a preview—and celebration—of our Men of the Year! Who will take home the honors this year? Download now to find out.

Shut Downs, Syria, and Just the Tip? Dec 21, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, recorded Thursday morning, the gang discusses shut downs, Syria, and Hershey's Kiss problem—all while welcoming a surprise visit from the big guy upstairs. (Get better soon, Aaron.)

Obamacare Being Destroyed, Space Command, Letters to Santa Dec 18, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses a federal judge striking down Obamacare, President Donald Trump reviving the space command, and trying to find out where all the Christmas letters to Santa go.

Chief of Staff Watch, Dem 2020 Watch, Keith ‘Richard’ Watch Dec 14, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses White House staff shakeups, wonders who will be left standing on the Democratic side of the ticket in 2020, and discuss the life and times of Rolling Stones guitarist Keith "Richard."

Shutdowns, Cookie Dough, and the Secret to Eternal Life Dec 11, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses Trump's taking ownership of the looming government shut down, wonders who will be man enough to eat raw cookie dough in these dangerous times, and figure out the secret to immortality.

Funerals, Moon Shots, and Spam Calls Dec 10, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai fills in for Matt Continetti as the gang discusses state funerals, Chinese moon landings, and the unceasing barrage of spam phone calls flooding your cell phone.

Farewell H.W., Hello Joe, and Whither Can Openers? Dec 04, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang bids farewell to George H.W. Bush, welcomes Joe Biden to the 2020 mix, and wonders what millennials will kill next, now that they've murdered cans of tuna fish.

Cohen, Cows, and Handmaids Nov 30, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses Michael Cohen's latest problems, big cows, and a new book from the author of the greatest, most prescient novel ever written.

Invading Caravan, Russian Aggression, and Door Opening Bears Nov 27, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang talks about the migrant caravan invading the southern border, how to handle Russia's aggression, and the growing menace of door opening bears.

Turkeys, Betos, and Cheetos Nov 20, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang wonders what happens to the turkeys pardoned by the president, ponders Beto's future as "Barack Obama, but white," and salivates at the idea of Cheeto-encrusted turkey dinners.

Acosta’s Triumph, Avenatti’s Disgrace, and Raccoons’ Drunkenness Nov 16, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses the latest round of Jim Acosta news, wonders just what's going to happen to Michael Avenatti, and exposes our national shame: drunk raccoons.

Trump’s Eurotrip, Amazon HQ2, and Take Your Parents to Work Day Nov 13, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses Trump's trip to Europe, wonders what the arrival of Amazon will do to the Free Beacon's backyard, and pity the poor millennials who have to take their parents to work because they have no children with whom to share the joys of office environments.

Recounts, RBG, The Apocalypse Nov 09, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discuss the elections yet to be called in Florida, Arizona and Georgia, Ruth Bader Ginsburg's health problems, and the numerous warning signs of the oncoming apocalypse.

Election Results, Dicklash, Secondhand Fitness Nov 07, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discuss the results of the 2018 midterm, the dicklash in the Senate, and the dangers of "secondhand fitness."

Caravan, Roger Stone, Airport Drinking Nov 02, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang with guest host Vic Matus discuss the oncoming caravan of migrants, the latest "bombshell" from Roger Stone, and the proper etiquette of airport drinking.

Pittsburgh, Clinton 2020, Spooky Stinkbugs Oct 30, 2018

On the latest "spooky" episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses the aftermath of the Pittsburgh shooting and President Donald Trump's visit to the city, the possibility of another Clinton presidential run, and the invasion of Chinese bugs.

Troops to the Border, Halloween Candy, and the Great Books Oct 26, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, presented by Calm, the gang discusses the move to send troops to the border, debates what qualifies as "old person candy," and celebrates the great books, like Harry Potter and Outlander.

Nuke Treaties, Avenatti Woes, and Baby Names Oct 23, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Calm, the gang talks about how to reassert American nuclear dominance, sheds a tear for the creepy porn lawyer's latest woes, and tries to figure out the best gender-neutral baby names.

The Hof, Mansize Tissues, and Unwanted Kisses Oct 19, 2018

On this nice episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses a dead Nevada pimp who is still favored to win a seat in the state legislature, the demise of mansize tissues, and Kristen Bell's problem with Disney movies.

Horsefaces, DNA Tests, and House Races Oct 16, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the group discussed Trump's new nickname, wondered how dumb Elizabeth Warren has to be to fall into Trump's trap, and picked House races to watch over the next couple of weeks.

The Red Wave, Kanye’s Big Moment, and 77 Natty Lights Oct 12, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Calm, the gang discusses the Red Wave, muses about Kanye's conversion moment, and admits that they too like beer.

Haley Out, Kavanaugh In, and T-Swift Speaks Up Oct 09, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, presented by Calm, the gang asks what Haley's move means, celebrates the Kavanaugh confirmation, and wonders just what Taylor Swift is up to with her regressive endorsement of a white male dedicated to enforcing the patriarchy via the Supreme Court over a potential female voice in the Senate.

Kavanaugh, Kavanaugh, and more Kavanaugh Oct 05, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Zip Recruiter, the gang goes long on Kavanaugh, Aaron Harison suggests there's a new -lash coming, and men's footwear comes in for some long overdue discussion.

Ice Fights, Trade Wars, and Child Snatching Oct 02, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, presented by Zip Recruiter, the gang wonders how much ice you have to throw at someone to disqualified from the Supreme Court, celebrates another trade war won, and wonders why Lindsay Lohan is trying to snatch children from refugee families.

Kavanaugh, Avenatti, and Weight Watchers Sep 25, 2018

On the latest episode of Right and Righter, the gang discusses Michael Avenatti's loose relationship with the concept of time, wonders what's next in the Kavanaugh saga, and tries to figure out why Weight Watchers is changing its name.

Confirmation Hearings, Jobless Libs, and the Bey Witch Project Sep 21, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Zip Recruiter, the gang discusses the Kavanaugh saga, Harrison wonders when the libs will stop being a drain on the economy, and the group takes credit for knowing months ago that Beyonce is a witch, as one former employee claims.

Kavanaugh’s Accuser, Declassifications, and Trashing Your Kids’ Art Sep 18, 2018

On this week's episode of the Free Beacon podcast, presented by ZipRecruiter, the gang talks about the Kavanaugh kerfuffle, what the declassification of certain materials might mean, and how long you should wait before throwing away your kids' paintings.

The Three New Legs of Conservatism, Amazon Delivers Christmas, and Norm Macdonald Sep 14, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses Trump's tweets, wonders which part of Christmas Amazon will take over next, and explains the three new legs of conservatism.

9/11 Remembered, Serena’s Anger Beaconsplained, and Bagel Atrocities Sep 11, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses the post-9/11 world, tries to figure out just how wrong Serena Williams was, and worries about Cynthia Nixon's full load.

Trump’s Rallies, Resistance Op-Eds, and RIP Burt Reynolds Sep 07, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, presented by ZipRecruiter, a hyped-up Harison loves the presidential pep rallies, the gang discusses Kavanaugh's good week, and Natalie memorializes Burt Reynolds by discussing her favorite of his films, Cannonball.

Kavanaugh, Kerry, and Rat Town USA Sep 04, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses the plethora of contenders for the Democratic nomination in 2020, admires the sound and fury about Kavanaugh (as well as what it signifies), and wonders what might be causing DC's rat problem.

Trump v. Google, Nixon v. Comfort, Gosling v. America Aug 31, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses Trump's feud with Google, Cynthia Nixon's beef with the wonders of air conditioning, and Ryan Gosling's Canadian-born jealousy of American greatness.

John McCain, Lanny Davis, and Tequila Shots Aug 28, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses John McCain, wonders if Lanny Davis has lost a step or two, and listens to Liz and Natalie describe their harrowing escape from Hawaii!

Impeachment, Illegal Immigration, and Vitamin J Aug 24, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses election strategies and Aaron Harison debuts his plan to save the GOP from the (imaginary, obvs) Blue Wave: VITAMIN J. What is Vitamin J? How will it save the GOP? Download today to find out!

Mueller, Scooters, and Nazis Aug 21, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the guys (and it's all guys today; sorry everyone) discuss the Mueller probe's end game, celebrate ICE's deportation of an aged Nazi, and wonder what's the deal with all these scooters.

Security Clearances, Dem Slogans, and Whitey Aug 17, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, presented by Quip, the gang discusses the revocation of John Brennan's security clearance, wonders if the Democrats are planning on running on the "America Was Never Great" platform, and asks what's the deal with readers of the New York Times.

Omarosa, Four Loko, and Pelosi’s Future Aug 14, 2018

On the latest edition of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Quip, the gang talks about Omarosa's betrayal of the White House, wonders just how long Nancy Pelosi can possibly stick around, and reminisces about the good old days, when you could buy 24 ounces of malt liquor and caffeine in a single can for just a few dollars.

Space Force, Coast to Coast Aug 10, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Express VPN, the gang discusses Trump's Space Force, admires the healing powers of Kate Upton, and wonders if Nintendo has finally gone too far.

Lebron, QAnon, and Fat Cats Aug 07, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses what went on in that Trump Tower meeting, delves into a bit of sports analysis, and wonders if our cats are getting too fat.

Great Jobs Numbers, Terrible Tweets, and Dreadful Bachelorette Parties Aug 03, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses whether or not the amazing economic numbers will aid congressional Republicans in the upcoming election, wonders how racist one has to be to get fired from the New York Times, and ponders the great evil of our age: obnoxious bachelorette parties.

Trump Meets the Press, the End of Snow Days, and Bigfoot Erotica Jul 31, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, Bigfoot is causing big problems in one House race, while President Trump is meeting with the New York Times. Which is stranger? Listen now to find out.

GDP Spikes, Press Sticks Together, and Cohen Turns Rat Jul 27, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, presented by Express VPN, the gang discusses the booming economy, presents an update on Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen, and asks which flavor of ice cream is best.

Owning the Libs, Locking Her Up, and Eating Chick-fil-A Jul 24, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, presented by Quip, the gang discussed breaking news on the Demi Lovato, how best to own the libs, and whether or not Chick-fil-A will take over the planet.

Biden Time, Climate Change Kids, and … What Did Trump Say? Jul 20, 2018

No, seriously: What did Trump say? Was that an ... "I love you?" To the press corps?! That's what the gang tries to figure out on the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, presented by Express VPN. Other topics include the potential return of Joe Biden, the dangers of having kids in a time of climate change, and Sacha Baron Cohen getting spotted by a gun-store owner wise to his lame game.

Trump and Putin, Democrats and Socialists, Die Hard and Summer Jul 17, 2018

On the latest edition of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Express VPN, the gang discusses Trump's terrible press conference with Putin, wonders what differentiates a Democratic Socialist from a Socialist Socialist, and, for some reason, argues about whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie despite Bruce Willis recently stating for the record that Die Hard is definitely not a Christmas movie.

Strzok, Stormy, and T-Swift Jul 13, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, presented by VPN Express, the gang discusses Peter Strzok's testimony, Stormy Daniels's sticky situation, and Taylor Swift's greatness.

Kavanaugh, Caves, and Swamp Rats Jul 10, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick, wonders what took so long to get those kids out of that cave, and reframe the debate over the DOI ducks as a case of survival of the fittest.

Pruitt Out, Avenatti In (?), and Sweet Dreams Jul 06, 2018

This week on the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses Trump's rallies and his feud with Elizabeth Warren, wonders if Michael Avenatti is the Democratic frontrunner for 2020, and asks the big question: do podcasters dream of electric tweets?

Trump’s Tweets, Restaurant Civility, and Straw Bans Jul 03, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang talks about the inability of the media to get used to Trump's tweets, wonder about the imperviousness of the liberal bubble, and wonder what bit of modernity will be banned after straws.

SCOTUS, NYT, and Commie Dems Jun 29, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses Anthony Kennedy's retirement, wonders what it means that the Democrats are going Full Communist, and reminisces about the good old days of concrete and metal playgrounds.

Red Hen, Travel Ban, and Men’s Fashion Jun 26, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the season two crew discusses the Red Hen restaurant, whereabouts of President Obama, the Supreme Court ruling on the travel ban and men's fashion.

Melania’s Jacket, the House’s Immigration Problem, and the Racism Dog Jun 22, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses the possibility of immigration reform, considers the meaning of Melania Trump's jacket, and wonders just how Johnny Depp was able to go through $650 million.

Immigration, Bad Political Ads, and Mandals Jun 19, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses the immigration fight, asks if Richard Painter's Senate ad is the best of this cycle or of all time, and wonders just why any man would wear open-toed shoes in the filth and muck of New York City.

The Trump Show, Crappy Tippers, and Nail Clippers Jun 15, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses the Trump show, wonders why blue states have such terrible tippers, and ponders the merits of a Twitter edit button.

The Trump Doctrine, Trudeau, and Chick-fil-A Jun 12, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, sponsored by Quip, the gang talks about Trump's repudiation of the Obama doctrine, wonder what's wrong with little kids playing with toy guns, and discuss trade and Trudeau.

Leaks, Puns, and Pancakes Jun 08, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses the House of Cards-style intrigue revolving around the latest leak scandal, wonders what IHOP's new name will be, and checks in with Free Beacon legal correspondent Vic Matus about the latest in the Stormy Daniels saga.

Pardons (Again), the Eagles, and Dino Bones Jun 05, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the panel again dives into the thorny issue of Trump's pardon power, a Philadelphia native takes issue with the president's willingness to alienate voters, and the crew discusses a new, terrifying threat from mankind's oldest enemy.

Pardons, Puerto Rico, and Pastries Jun 01, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses presidential pardons, wonder what, exactly, certain media personalities would have to do to get fired, and talk about the most important topic of the day: which donut is best.

The Washington Free Beacon Interview: Scott Pruitt on Controversy, Paris, and Baseball May 30, 2018

Introducing the Washington Free Beacon Interview with host Elizabeth Harrington! Our first guest is EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt. On this episode, Pruitt addresses controversies within his agency, pulling out of the Paris climate accord one year later, his favorite baseball teams, and who he's rooting for on the Bachelorette.

Memorial Day, Hostages Home, and the Bachelorette Returns May 29, 2018

On this heated episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses the propriety of Trump's tweets about Memorial Day, shows concern for Elon Musk, and asks just how much parents are willing to spend on clothes for their kiddies.

Canceled Summit, Pink Wave, and Michael Rotondo May 25, 2018

282On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses the canceled North Korea summit, a possible pink wave, and the 30-year-old man who was just evicted from his parent's home.

Obama to Netflix, Hillary Can’t Get Over It, and Trump’s Mole May 22, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew wonders where Starbucks is going to draw the line when it comes to freeloaders, ponders who could possibly be interested in an Obama channel on Netflix, and decry the decline of the office happy hour.

Mueller, the Media and MS-13, and Anti-Semitic Dolphins May 18, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses the media's love affair with Hamas and MS-13, the never-ending Mueller investigation, and the grossness of hotel pools, among other pressing topics.

Palestinian ‘Protests,’ Online Gambling, and Airplane Etiquette May 15, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew reacts with incredulity to the coverage of border clashes in Israel, asks what's wrong with people on airplanes, and has the rare kind word for millennials, the worst generation.

The Free Beacon: Live at AEI May 14, 2018

In the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, taped last Thursday at the American Enterprise Institute, the Right and Righter crew wins over a skeptical live audience via their astute political analysis and clever wordplay.

Iran Deal, Eric Schneiderman, and Mitt’s Main Meats May 08, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the gang discusses the demise of the Iran deal, another Democratic pervert in New York state government, and Mitt Romney's totally not-weird answer about his favorite meat.

Rudy, Hillary, and Handmaids May 04, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, Victorino Matus fills in for Natalie Johnson and the panel discusses Rudy Giuliani, Hillary's love of capital, and Jim Comey's pump-up jams.

Bibi’s Big Presentation, Korean Peace, and Peppa Pig May 01, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, Sonny Bunch fills in for Matthew Continetti and the gang discusses the White House Correspondent's Dinner, Tom Brokaw's #MeToo moment, and what, exactly, Aaron Harison sees when he sees Peppa Pig's adorable cartoon face.

Diamond and Silk, Kanye and Cosby, and the Cry Closet Apr 27, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses dragon blood, Dr. Ronny's odd nickname, and the downfall of Bill Cosby.

Rand Paul’s Cave, Melania’s State Dinner, and Kate Upton v. Natalie Portman Apr 24, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, noted squish Sonny Bunch fills in for Matthew Continetti on the panel and Andrew Kugle fills in for Sonny Bunch in the producer chair. The topics discussed include the approval of Mike Pompeo by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Romney's second place finish in Utah, and an appreciation for a true American great: the Waffle House Hero.

McCabe’s Misery, Barbara Bush, and Tween Rappers Apr 20, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, a well-dressed Aaron Harison delivers a shocking eulogy for Barbara Bush, blowing the minds of the rest of the panel. Meanwhile, the Beacon goes to bat for Mike Pompeo, wonders about what the art world is coming to, and celebrates the capitalist efforts of tween rapper Lil Tay.

Attorneys, Clients, and Coachella Apr 17, 2018

On the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the crew discusses attorney-client privilege, the strike on Syria, and the Democrats' doom and gloom strategy heading into 2018's midterms before saluting R. Lee Ermey (RIP). Sponsored by Express VPN!

Comey, Kardashians, and 2 Live Crew Apr 13, 2018

In the latest episode of the Free Beacon podcast, the team discusses Jim Comey, working out with Gov. Greitens, and the lameness of music today.

Michael Cohen, Apu, and Urinetown Apr 10, 2018

On the latest episode of Right and Righter, our eclectic mix of topics include the death of attorney-client privilege, the silencing of Diamond and Silk, and a fire at Trump Tower.

Scott Pruitt, Gray Hairs, and a Munchkin #MeToo Apr 06, 2018

On the latest episode of Right and Righter, Free Beacon Deputy Editor Victorino Matus fills in for Natalie Johnson, who is in California stalking Channing Tatum. Our crack team discusses turmoil at the EPA, "theybies," and sending the National Guard to the southern border.

Immigrant Caravans, Putin Powwow, and Condom Snorting Apr 03, 2018

On the latest episode of Right and Righter, the panel discusses a world without borders, self-serving op-eds, and the museum of selfies, among other pressing topics.

Pardons, Princesses, and Goat Yoga Mar 30, 2018

On the latest episode of Right and Righter, Aaron Harison returns with some good news, the gang discusses Donald Trump's power to pardon, and our correspondents try to figure out what Disney's going to do to their princesses next.

Expelling Spies and Scrambling Eggs Mar 27, 2018

On the latest episode of Right and Righter, Brent Scher fills in for Aaron Harison and the crew discusses the Trump Administration's expulsion of Russian spies, the Stormy Daniels interview, Harry Potter as a metaphor against gun control, and the proper way to cook eggs.

Trump v. Biden: Who Ya Got? Mar 23, 2018

On the latest episode of Right and Righter, the panelists discuss the return of John Bolton, Biden v. Trump, and Wes Anderson, while Aaron Harison breaks down the ugly gap.

McCabe’s Millions Mar 20, 2018

Today on Right and Righter, the team discusses Andrew McCabe and self-driving cars before trying to figure out exactly how many people had their ears pierced at soon-to-be-defunct mall chain Claire's.

Mueller’s Neverending Story Mar 16, 2018

Topics include Robert Mueller's subpoena of the Trump Organization, the results of the special election in Pennsylvania, Putin's new space race, celebrity breakups, who Zayn is, whether we should believe Justin Bieber is a committed Christian, pets in airplanes, Katy Perry, and how wrong Sonny Bunch is about Stephen Hawking.

Breaking: REXit Mar 13, 2018

On today's episode of Right and Righter, the crew discusses the departure of Rex Tillerson, Stormy Daniels' shady ploy, and Taylor Swift concert tickets.

Trump’s Nobel Mar 09, 2018

Today on the podcast, the crew discusses the odds of Donald Trump winning the Nobel Peace Prize, a truly ingenious Russian intervention, and Aaron Harison offers up some health advice.

The Media’s Death Wish Mar 06, 2018

Topics discussed on today's episode of Right and Righter include Sam Nunberg's media meltdown, the extra-shocking finale of The Bachelor, and the best film of 2018: Death Wish.

Trade War: Bad for Guns? Mar 02, 2018

On the latest episode of Right and Righter, we discuss Trump's trade wars, his shifting stances on gun control, the departure of Hope Hicks from the Trump White House, Ben Carson's $31,000 office furniture, the future of the ';Sex and the City' franchise, KFC versus Popeye's chicken, taxidermy, and yoga pants, God's gift to mankind.

From My Cold, Dead Hands Feb 27, 2018

The latest Right and Righter tackles gun control, Dianne Feinstein, Michelle Obama's forthcoming book, Monica Lewinsky, an extra-special segment on "The Bachelor," Sonny Bunch's support for vigilantism, and supermodel Emily Ratajkowski.

Fill ‘Er Up, Moonman Feb 23, 2018

On this episode of "Right and Righter," host Elizabeth Harrington welcomes Matthew Continetti, Aaron Harison, Natalie Johnson, and special guest Michael Goldfarb. Topics include the gun control debate, bullying, Brendan Fraser, the Bachelor Winter Games, Millennials, Justin Trudeau, and turning the Moon into a gas station. You won't want to miss it.

Right and Righter Feb 20, 2018

Matthew Continetti writes: As a conservative, I am skeptical of new things. This "technology," for example. I don't own a Kindle. I deleted my Facebook account over a decade ago. It took me years to adopt Twitter, which I did under duress and to my unending regret. I do not play games on my phone, or really do anything on my phone other than email, text, and make calls. I want to restrain and even break up the tech giants, not for economic reasons so much as for political ones. They are growing too concentrated and too powerful. Such amalgamations trigger my populist-republican sensibilities.

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