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Senator Chuck Schumer is once again playing political theater, accusing President Trump of intimidating judges — a laughable claim coming from the same man who once stood on the steps of the Supreme Court and directly threatened Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh. The left's double standard is on full display.

President Trump marks his first 100 days in office with sweeping trade reforms, including the implementation of 'Liberation Day' tariffs aimed at revitalizing American industry and reducing reliance on foreign imports. These measures have sparked global reactions and are central to the administration's America First economic strategy.​

From competing in the World Championships of Hairdressing to contemplating suicide on a bridge in Florida, Cledus T Judd's journey to Nashville stardom defies all expectations. In this deeply vulnerable conversation, the country music parody artist takes us behind the laughter to reveal the demons he battled along the way.

In a world that glorifies victimhood and excuses, Cledus T. Judd’s story is a reminder that personal responsibility, faith, and hard work still matter.

Hard work. Heartbreak. Honesty. Michael Knox proves that grit, not gimmicks, builds greatness.

From the stage to the ring, Hulk Hogan’s journey is all-American grit, redemption, and God-given strength.

Faith. Conviction. Country. John Rich walks boldly where others won’t.

One of the Senate’s fiercest defenders of Constitutional rights steps into the cultural ring.

Rogan O’Handley traded red carpets for red pills—and America is better for it.

A warrior off the battlefield, Josh Burch finds new purpose rooted in faith, family, and the freedom he fought to defend.

Patriotism, perseverance, and the power of showing up — this episode proves small-town America is where real life still happens.

A sportscaster turned truth-teller: Michelle Tafoya stands tall for liberty, reason, and American values.

The episode challenges listeners to push back: Light up your homes. Fill your towns with Nativity scenes. Say "Merry Christmas" without apology.

This episode reminds us: the cultural war isn’t just fought in Washington, D.C. It’s fought in studios, on stages, and in every hometown where flags still wave proudly over Friday night football games.

The woke mobs may shout louder, but they don’t speak for real America.

The discussion underscores the challenges faced by songwriters, from the financial intricacies of the industry to the relentless pursuit of creative excellence.

Lahren critiques the political rhetoric dominating today's discourse, emphasizing the need for authenticity and common-sense values.

Beyond the music, the hosts discuss the challenges of live performances, sharing anecdotes about on-stage mishaps and the pursuit of perfection.

A notable segment that discusses the cultural divide between urban elites and rural communities.

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to honoring everyday heroes—first responders and military personnel

LaRoche's transition from sports to philanthropy exemplifies a dedication to uplifting communities in need.

In a revealing episode of the "Try That in a Small Town" podcast, Starbuck discusses his departure from California's entertainment scene to Tennessee, seeking a community that aligns with his beliefs.

The discussion also touches on the significance of community and tradition. Bryan and the hosts reflect on the role of music in bringing people together, especially in times of division.

The episode intertwines discussions of sports rivalries with reflections on personal and national tragedies, emphasizing themes of resilience and community values.