Stu Does America

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As "Stu Does America" comes to an end, Stu Burguiere looks back at some of his favorite moments and some of the largest news stories to break over the course of six years and 1,200+ episodes. Continue the journey with "Stu and Dave Do America," starting April 1 and "Predictable with Stu" later that same month. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rob Eno, Blaze News managing editor known for media analysis; Dan Andros, CBN News managing editor and commentator joining the Predictable team. They dissect the far left's setbacks in the Illinois primary. They also discuss shifts in mainstream media over six years and tease new collaboration on the Predictable project.

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Stu Burguiere breaks down the complicated and falsehood-riddled legacy of science alarmist Paul Ehrlich following his recent passing at age 93. Then, “The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show” co-host Buck Sexton joins to explain how the Left has burrowed so deeply into our minds and lives and, more importantly, how to get it out. And things are getting nasty between the Democrats in the Maine Senate primary campaign; Stu looks at a new ad from Governor Janet Mills. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stu Burguiere looks at some horrendous reporting out of Brazil regarding the conditions of a Chinese electric vehicle plant that’s reshaping the country’s automotive industry. Then, film critic Christian Toto joins to help dig through the garbage that was last night’s Oscars. And Stu breaks down some new reporting that a Marco Rubio 2028 campaign could be building steam behind the scenes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel Horowitz, conservative journalist and senior editor at TheBlaze, critiques sweeping federal housing legislation and its local consequences. He argues the bill expands federal leverage, rezoning incentives, and subsidies in ways that could reshape neighborhoods. Conversation also covers data centers eating farmland, market distortions from policy and rates, and strategic thinking about midterm and primary prediction value.

Carol Roth, former investment banker and author known for sharp business and economic analysis. She breaks down the E-shaped economy and who is winning or losing. She explains how Iran tensions could drive oil volatility and inflation. They also discuss jobs, barriers to small business growth, and how policy choices shape economic risk.

Chuck Holton, war correspondent and host of The Hot Zone, brings frontline insight on Iran and regional security. He discusses how covert intel and Mossad-linked ops enabled a recent strike. The conversation also weighs moral, strategic, and economic angles of confronting Iran. Plus a deep dive into a last-minute Montana Senate switcheroo and why critics call it anti-democratic.

Sara Gonzales, conservative commentator and Texas political strategist, weighs in on Texas midterm dynamics and messaging for Trump. Short takes on low primary turnout, cross‑party voting, and why certain candidates may struggle with moderates. Quick analysis of the Paxton vs. Cornyn runoff stakes and the push for voter ID and conservative priorities.