This Is The Question That BREAKS Most Believers
This Is The Question That BREAKS Most Believers
By The FirstLength 46:26
In this episode of Politics by Faith, host Mike Slater sits down with apologist Dr. Frank Turek to tackle one of the toughest challenges to faith: the problem of evil. They explore how suffering, injustice, and moral evil can coexist with a good and all-powerful God—and what that means for politics, culture, and personal belief today. Turek offers clear, reasoned answers that cut through the confusion and point toward hope. Mike is also joined by Andrew Klavan, author of Find Me Nowhere, as well as Bill Wiese, who claimed he saw hell.
The UNDERCOVER Election: Party ID Goes ROGUE for the Midterms
The UNDERCOVER Election: Party ID Goes ROGUE for the Midterms
Length 44:31
On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere examines our unintentional theme from our shows this week: Republicans and Democrats seem to be running in record numbers as the opposite party or as straight-up independents. What could this mean for the integrity of our elections and what effect is it having on the prediction markets? Then, new economic polling could mean more trouble for the GOP and some leaked audio from Ken Paxton could be having a disastrous impact on the Texas Senate race. Plus, Stu tries to conjure the “Candidate Countdown!” curse for a midterms race in Florida.
The Latest Midterms RED ALERT Hits the GOP
The Latest Midterms RED ALERT Hits the GOP
Length 43:58
On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere breaks down the latest major warning sign for Republicans in the midterm elections and compares it to what the prediction markets are saying about November. Then, a new edition of “Candidate Countdown” focuses in on a small, but important, New Jersey House race. And Stu reacts to the news that Adam Kinzinger is being investigated for prediction market insider trading regarding his preemptive pardon from former-President Joe Biden.
Oh Look, Another Race We Were TOTALLY Ahead of the Curve On!
Oh Look, Another Race We Were TOTALLY Ahead of the Curve On!
Length 45:46
On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere takes a look at the state of the midterm elections as we hit the five-weeks-away mark and breaks down some of the newest polling and prediction market info on the race for Los Angeles mayor between incumbent Karen Bass and Democratic Socialist Nithya Raman. Then, a new edition of “Candidate Countdown!” focusing on an independent in Nebraska. And Stu checks in on the record of his beloved Philadelphia Eagles.
The Rise of the FAKE Independents & Senate Balance Check
The Rise of the FAKE Independents & Senate Balance Check
Length 44:23
On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere reveals the latest on his Predictable Midterm Consensus and breaks down what the Senate makeup could look like post-election season in November. Plus, an investigation into how so-called “Independent” candidates are affecting the polls in several states around the country. Then, Mick Bransfield of Kingston Chase Consulting joins for a look at the current legal issues facing prediction markets as they gain popularity nationwide. And today’s edition of “Candidate Countdown!” features a very handsome and polished race out of Georgia.
Iran’s Economy Is Starting to Fall Apart
Iran’s Economy Is Starting to Fall Apart
Length 1:2:27
In this episode of The PDB Situation Report:
• Washington tightens the economic pressure on Tehran with new sanctions aimed at grounding Iranian aircraft and cutting off key financial lifelines. Miad Maleki of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies joins us to break down the latest measures.
• As sanctions squeeze Iran’s economy, we examine how severe the damage has become and whether mounting economic pressure could fuel new unrest inside the country. Alireza Jafarzadeh of the National Council of Resistance of Iran joins us with an inside look.
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Can Republicans Hold America’s Closest House Seats? | EP 810
Can Republicans Hold America’s Closest House Seats? | EP 810
Length 46:33
On Episode 810 of The Sean Spicer Show, Sean sits down with the two Republicans defending America’s closest swing districts. First, Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (PA-7) on defending the “swingiest” seat in the country. Mackenzie won in 2024 by just 4,000 votes in a district with identical Republican and Democrat voter registrations and a large Latino population. He breaks down the balance of power, what it takes to hold PA-7, and his opponent Bob Brooks — caught trashing volunteer firefighters and facing allegations of defrauding his own family.
Then, Rep. Tom Barrett (MI-7) on defending the seat he flipped from Elissa Slotkin after Slotkin left for the Senate. Barrett is an Army veteran whose district includes the state capital of Lansing and Michigan State University. He now faces DSA insurgent candidate William Lawrence. Barrett talks razor-thin margins to win and keep the seat, delivering for the district, and the Michigan top-of-the-ticket with John James and Mike Rogers and their chances of winning.
Two seats. Two razor-thin margins. Control of Congress on the line.
Politics By Faith: The Evolution of AI
Politics By Faith: The Evolution of AI
Length 46:28
Mike Slater explores the complex intersection of artificial intelligence, political power, and religious belief as AI systems grow more influential in public life. It examines how faith traditions shape—and are reshaped by—emerging technologies, from ethical debates over machine autonomy to the ways algorithms influence governance, identity, and moral authority. Through this lens, the work traces AI’s evolution not merely as a technical advance, but as a profound force redefining the boundaries between human conviction, political order, and the divine. He’s joined by Brian Keating and Pastor Austin Hamrick as his guests.
Why Democrats Are Telling Kamala Harris Not to Visit | EP 809
Why Democrats Are Telling Kamala Harris Not to Visit | EP 809
Length 47:06
Larry O’Connor hosts Episode 809 of The Sean Spicer Show with a powerhouse Thursday Panel: KATIE ZACHARIA, Former DHS Spokesperson and Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs, JENNIFER VAN LAAR, Managing Editor at RedState, and DEREK HUNTER, Senior Columnist at Townhall.com and host of The Derek Hunter Show.
The panel starts with breaking overnight news in the White House press fight: U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly granted a temporary restraining order sought by POLITICO, CNN and MS NOW, ordering 78 journalists’ credentials returned for at least two weeks while litigation plays out. Then: Kamala heads to Michigan to campaign for Abdul El-Sayed — and it doesn’t go well. Kansas Democrat Senate candidate Hamilton is asked if Kamala should campaign with him and answers with her own famous phrase: “Do Not Come” to Kansas. Plus: Missouri redistricting fight over the St. Louis seat, worrying Republican polls in Iowa and especially Texas — are the polls really that bad for Ken Paxton? A Townhall Exclusive with undercover video of James Talarico’s pastor saying Talarico supports abortion, Senator Dick Durbin’s absurd comments in the hearing on men out of women’s sports, and Larry and the panel name their Winners and Losers of the week.
When Is the Right Time for MIDTERMS PANIC?!
When Is the Right Time for MIDTERMS PANIC?!
Length 44:16
On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere takes a logical and dispassionate look at the November midterms and zeroes in on which exact day is the right one for conservatives and Republicans to truly start panicking. Then, a new edition of “Candidate Countdown!” out of Alaska. And, Stu goes over a market he “kinda likes” regarding Nathen Fielder’s wild new documentary on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
Battleground 2026: Inside the Fight for the House Majority | EP 808
Battleground 2026: Inside the Fight for the House Majority | EP 808
Length 46:55
The fight for the House in the midterms is on. This is Battleground 2026: House Edition.
Sean Spicer is joined by Henry Olsen — Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and author of the Margin of Victory Newsletter for the Washington Post — to break down ALL 21 Cook Political Report Toss-Up Seats that will decide the House majority.
Plus: Why Inside Elections is breaking away from Cook and shifting more seats toward Democrats — even in usually safe red states like Iowa and Texas. And the redistricting war that could decide it before a single vote is cast: why Ron DeSantis’ Florida playbook worked, and why Greg Abbott’s Texas push isn’t holding.
In this episode:
Every one of the 21 Cook toss-ups, explained
Inside Elections vs. Cook: where the map is really moving
Iowa & Texas: why Democrats are gaining ground in red territory
DeSantis vs. Abbott on redistricting — what worked and what didn’t
The GOP’s BEST-CASE Scenario for Midterms EXPLAINED
The GOP’s BEST-CASE Scenario for Midterms EXPLAINED
Length 45:09
On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere outlines the best-case scenario for Republicans to emerge victorious from the midterm elections this November, and what the prediction markets are hinting at as we get closer to voting day. Then, Jesse Rosen and Tanner Lux from the Predict2026 conference join the program to outline what their New York City event will contain this coming December. Plus, a new edition of “Candidate Countdown!” out of Florida and Stu reveals his newest “Stranger Trade.”