Louder with Crowder

Steven reviews the Trump team's legal case in Michigan and looks at what sworn affidavits allege took place during the vote count. He then covers Democrats' illegal calls for leftists to move to Georgia to swing the upcoming Senate elections and celebrates passing Louder with Crowder's archnemesis, the Young Turks.

Steven looks at the deterioration of Fox News and the network's massive failures in covering the 2020 presidential race. He then assesses the latest calls for civility from the Left and contrasts this with their past statements.

Steven reviews the current state of the 2020 election, involving recounts, lawsuits, mail-in ballot irregularities, and what this means for the legitimacy of every vote being properly counted and all elections going forward.

Steven Crowder takes to the streets to see how aware your average voter is of Trump's many denunciations of white supremacy and sees whether this context changes their opinion on his "fine people on both sides" comments.

Steven recaps yesterday's Big Tech hearing before the Senate, then covers the latest riots in Philadelphia. We then go live, on the ground in Philadelphia, with BlazeTV correspondent Elijah Schaffer to hear about his being attacked by looters and survey the destruction firsthand.

Steven reviews the latest revelations in the ongoing Hunter Biden scandal, then turns to debunk AOC's numerous lies in her CNN interview with Jake Tapper over the weekend. Lastly, he makes the case that conservatism and the free market are actually better in the long run for the "green energy" industry.

Steven examines Joe Biden's penchant for lies and the latest revelations in the Hunter Biden laptop scandal. He then reviews the canceling of Christ Pratt, Trump's chances of winning in 2020, Biden's radical position on transitioning kids, and more!

Steven livestreams Trump's and Biden's competing town halls, complete with a drinking game and "Back to the Future"-themed costume contest. We're joined by special guest Rudy Giuliani!

Steven Crowder takes to a college campus to have real conversations with real people. In this second installment, Steven discusses why Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett should be confirmed before the 2020 election and also takes on the topic of packing the courts