John Thune

John Thune, a U.S. Senator, tackles the government shutdown and the importance of preserving the legislative filibuster. Lee Zeldin, the EPA Administrator, discusses how the agency is operating amid the shutdown and outlines deregulation efforts. Meanwhile, White House reporter Mary Margaret Olehan provides insights on the East Wing renovation, detailing its purpose and the political reactions surrounding it. The guests delve into pressing legislative priorities and ongoing controversies, keeping the discussion lively and informed.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune from South Dakota dives into the Senate's crucial role in driving Trump’s agenda. He highlights successes in the first 100 days, especially regarding border security and economic policies. Thune also discusses strategic confirmations of key appointees and the Senate's impact on national security. The conversation touches on challenges faced from far-left Democrats and bipartisan efforts, as well as attempts to repeal Biden-era regulations that are affecting the economy.

Karoline Leavitt, a former White House Press Secretary known for her spirited defense of Trump’s agenda, and Senate Majority Leader John Thune discuss the evolving relationship between the White House and the media. They delve into the misinformation landscape and critique Biden’s Medicare policies affecting seniors. With humor, they play a game called 'Demerjourno' to entertain while unpacking political dynamics. Thune also offers insights on the Senate's fast-paced legislative achievements and the challenges of the confirmation process.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune, a key figure in U.S. politics representing South Dakota, discusses major GOP wins like tax cuts and spending reforms. He tackles the challenges of passing legislation amid Democratic opposition and outlines future strategies for upcoming elections. The conversation also dives into potential reforms in college sports with expert Daniel Bassali from Americans for Prosperity, highlighting the need for clearer NIL regulations. The episode is filled with sharp insights and humor, featuring lively banter on political antics.

Brit Hume, longtime political journalist and Fox News analyst, offers historical perspective on Iran and media. John Podhoretz, Commentary editor and commentator, argues military action should aim to remove Iran's ruling malocracy. Senator John Thune, Senate Majority Leader, discusses naval deployments, appropriations, and why regime change is an acceptable endgame. Multiple short conversations examine escalation and media coverage.

This discussion features John Thune, Senate Majority Leader and Republican from South Dakota, who shares insights on immigration and tax cuts. Chuck Schumer, Senate Minority Leader and Democrat from New York, speaks about the need for bipartisan efforts to enhance security and support Dreamers. Adam Schiff, Democratic Senator from California, reflects on the January 6th attack and critiques the Democratic Party's focus on economic issues, stressing the importance of political accountability and preparation for future challenges.

U.S. Senator John Thune, South Dakota's Senate Majority Leader, shares insights from a turbulent year in Washington. He discusses the Senate's historic productivity, highlighting major wins in national security and border funding within a bundled legislative approach. Thune dives into Republican healthcare priorities and outlines strategies to combat political resistance while confirming Trump’s nominees. He also emphasizes public safety and national security amid rising threats, giving listeners a glimpse into the GOP's future plans.

Charles C. W. Cooke, National Review commentator and podcaster, offers political and strategic perspective. Sen. John Thune, Senate Republican leader, discusses defense funding and readiness. Noah C. Rothman, National Review foreign policy writer, analyzes air superiority, targeted strikes, coalition dynamics, and geopolitical consequences. They debate military benchmarks, NATO and European roles, and strategic sequencing in the Gulf.

Lee Zeldin, former congressman and EPA administrator, speaks on regulatory rollbacks and the Potomac cleanup. Jason Rantz, radio commentator, analyzes media reaction and the standing-ovation moment on immigration. John Thune, Senate Majority Leader, outlines Senate strategy, filibuster defense, and tactics around the Save America Act. Multiple short discussions cover storytelling, media bias, and legislative maneuvering.

John Thune, U.S. Senator from South Dakota and Senate Majority Leader, joins to discuss the chaotic state of the Democrats, who feel compelled to defend criminals like narco-traffickers. Thune highlights the unprecedented Senate obstructionism and outlines the GOP's strategy for the 2026 midterms, focusing on safety and affordability. The conversation also touches on the humorous yet alarming tale of a drunken raccoon that broke into a liquor store. This episode blends serious political discourse with light-hearted anecdotes.