The Benny Show

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John Minadakis, owner of Jimmy's Famous Seafood in Baltimore, shares how a viral moment boosted his family restaurant. Chip Roy, Texas representative and GOP politician, discusses border security and legal strategies. Mike Lee, Utah senator and constitutional conservative, outlines legislative tools aimed at cartels. They talk travel risks, cartel violence at the border, stranded Americans, and proposed responses.

Hogan Gidley, former Trump White House communications official, previews the State of the Union and logistics. Wesley Hunt, Texas congressman and veteran running for Senate, discusses his campaign and race-related politics. They debate media bias, strategy for rallies and the State of the Union, and national security concerns in short, fast-paced conversations.

Sean Spicer, former White House press secretary turned media figure, weighs in on classification and the politics of disclosure. Tom Reed, longtime UFO researcher and 1969 Berkshire eyewitness, recounts vivid sightings and local phenomena. They discuss Trump’s pledge to release files, debates over military tech versus off-world craft, and connections to wider cultural and political narratives.

Liz Crokin, investigative commentator known for probing alleged elite misconduct, and Harry Cole, British political journalist expert on the monarchy, discuss Prince Andrew’s arrest and the fallout. They cover the Epstein files, alleged surveillance and blackmail networks, media suppression claims, and implications for royal legitimacy. Short, sharp takes on scandal, state secrets, and public reaction.

Nate Morris, entrepreneur running against Mitch McConnell, talks campaign strategy and immigration. Kevin Kiley, California congressman, discusses voter roll problems, audits, and the SAVE Act. They also weigh in on recent media controversies around high-profile interviews. Fast-paced, politically charged conversation with sharp policy focus.

Roger Stone, political consultant and longtime Republican operative, weighs in on Jeffrey Epstein and alleged Clinton ties. He and Benny trace donations, flight logs, and claims of intelligence involvement. Conversation focuses on media scrutiny, documentary evidence, and political fallout. Tension over accountability and calls for released records drive the discussion.

Victor Marx, former Marine and Colorado gubernatorial candidate focused on public safety and local control. Greg Stube, U.S. Congressman working on oversight and immigration reform. They discuss immigration policy shifts, the SAVE America Act and legislative strategy, rising concerns about public safety and law enforcement empowerment, and questions around intelligence links and high-profile investigations.

Mark Halperin, veteran political journalist who analyzes media and investigations, and Tim Burchett, outspoken congressman known for aggressive probes, join to dig into explosive Epstein files. They debate alleged links to powerful figures, resignations tied to the scandal, unanswered intelligence questions, subpoenas and investigative limits, and plans to reform oversight and reduce government waste.

Mike Lee, Utah senator and constitutional law expert, explains the legal strategy behind the SAVE America Act. Markwayne Mullin, Oklahoma senator known for election integrity advocacy, talks ID checks, ballot harvesting concerns, and campaign tactics. They discuss how the bill would work, timeline to 2027, procedural maneuvers like the talking filibuster, and the role of public pressure and tech figures.