The Right Thoughts Podcast

In this episode of the Right Thoughts podcast, the hosts reflect on the recent election results, discussing Donald Trump's victory and its implications for the Republican Party. They analyze voter demographics, media coverage, and the political landscape in Colorado, while also touching on cultural influences in politics and international comparisons. The conversation is lively and filled with humor, as the hosts share personal anecdotes and insights from their experiences in the political arena. In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss the need for a right-wing media presence, the role of women in politics, and the future of political discourse in America. They reflect on the impact of elections on society and the ongoing polarization in political views, emphasizing the importance of understanding and navigating these dynamics in a rapidly changing media landscape.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the current political landscape as the election approaches, focusing on polling data, candidate comparisons, and the impact of media narratives. They analyze Trump's resurgence in popularity post-COVID, the challenges faced by Kamala Harris in her campaign, and the implications of Biden calling Republicans garbage. The conversation also touches on Trump's recent appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast and the shifting editorial stance of the Washington Post under Jeff Bezos's ownership.

In this episode of the Right Thoughts Podcast, hosts Philip Reichert, Lee Becker, and Kimberly Ross discuss various political topics, including the importance of early voting, the dynamics of the upcoming election, and the implications of Trump's political presence. They delve into the media's portrayal of Trump and the need for honest discourse within the conservative movement. The conversation also touches on Tulsi Gabbard's recent shift to the Republican Party and the broader implications for party ideology and unity.

In this episode of the Right Thoughts podcast, the hosts discuss the upcoming election, the cultural divide in the U.S., and the political landscape surrounding Kamala Harris's campaign. They analyze polling data, campaign strategies, and the desperation seen in political rhetoric. The conversation also touches on the changing trust in media and the future of the Republican Party, culminating in a segment on a notable grifter of the week.

In this episode of the Right Thoughts podcast, Lee Becker and Kimberly Ross discuss a range of topics including the bizarre conspiracy theories surrounding the moon's disappearance, the implications of recent hurricanes on political dynamics, and the media's role in shaping public perception of natural disasters. They also delve into Kamala Harris's political strategies and her recent appearance on the 'Call Her Daddy' podcast, highlighting the challenges she faces as a candidate. The conversation emphasizes the disconnect between political narratives and the real-life impact of events on individuals and communities.

Philip and Lee break down the Vice Presidential debate, it’s impact, and wax poetic about grassroots conservatism.

summaryIn this episode of the Right Thoughts Podcast, the hosts discuss the evolving political landscape as the election approaches, focusing on Kamala Harris's campaign strategy, polling dynamics, and the implications of political violence. They explore the influence of Iran on U.S. politics, the future of political scandals, and the anticipated chaos on election night. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by candidates and the shifting perceptions of voters in a polarized environment. Takeaways: Kamala Harris is struggling to connect with voters and the media. Polling indicates a highly competitive election with no clear frontrunner. Voter enthusiasm and turnout will be crucial in determining the election outcome. Harris's campaign is perceived as lacking a clear identity and platform. Iran's interest in a Harris presidency raises concerns about foreign influence. Political violence is often attributed to the right, complicating narratives around election security. The landscape of political scandals has changed, with less impact on elections than in the past. The youth vote is often overestimated in its potential to influence elections. Election night is expected to be chaotic, regardless of the outcome. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding voter motivations and perceptions.

In this episode of the Right Thoughts Podcast, the hosts dive into recent headlines, including assassination attempts on Donald Trump and the broader implications of political violence in America. They explore the deep partisan reactions and the increasing normalization of violence in political discourse. The conversation shifts to a successful Israeli intelligence operation against Hezbollah, detailing the operation's significance and its long-term impacts on global terrorism. Additionally, the hosts discuss America's role in global conflicts, particularly the importance of supporting allies like Ukraine and Israel while addressing domestic challenges. Tune in for a comprehensive discussion on political violence, terrorism, and the state of global affairs.

In this episode of "The Right Thoughts," hosts Philip Reichert, Lee Becker, and Kimberly Ross delve into the latest political developments and cultural shifts shaping the nation. They kick things off by discussing the turmoil within Trump's inner circle, including rumors of key firings and his private frustrations, especially regarding JD Vance. The conversation then shifts to Kamala Harris, whose unexpected polling bump continues to linger, and what it means for the upcoming debates, where she still lacks clear policy stances. The hosts also examine Tim Walz's controversial statements and the recent Trump-Musk Twitter Space, dissecting the media's role in shaping these narratives. Lastly, they address the World Health Organization's declaration of a public health emergency over Monkeypox, wrapping up another week of thoughtful conservative analysis. Tune in for a conservative perspective on the issues that matter most.

The conversation discusses the selection of Tim Walz as Kamala Harris' running mate and analyzes the potential impact on the election. It highlights the manufactured excitement around Walz and questions whether the Democrats are genuinely enthusiastic about the ticket. The conversation also delves into Walz's progressive policies, particularly on abortion, and the potential negative impact on the ticket. The discussion then shifts to the reasons why prominent figures like Gavin Newsom, Gretchen Whitmer, and Josh Shapiro may have declined the VP position. Finally, the conversation explores the state of the race and the need for Trump to engage in more debates with Kamala Harris. In this conversation, Lee, Kimberly, and Philip discuss the upcoming debates and the potential strategies of the candidates. They emphasize the importance of focusing on the present and future rather than dwelling on the past. They also discuss the potential dynamics of a debate between Trump and Kamala Harris, as well as a debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the impact of online presence and the importance of voter turnout.

In this episode, we dive into the seismic shifts in the 2024 political landscape. President Joe Biden has announced he will step down as the Democratic nominee due to health issues, though he will remain in office. With Vice President Kamala Harris as the presumptive nominee, the political arena is buzzing with uncertainty. We'll explore Biden's recent absence from the public eye, culminating in his address to the nation today. As Trump faces a dent in his air of invincibility, some conservatives are growing anxious over Harris's polling numbers. Adding fuel to the fire, Elon Musk has walked back his $45 million donation, stirring further controversy. Meanwhile, the Democratic media apparatus is ramping up its efforts to support Harris, though their messaging is far from perfect. And with no more outdoor rallies, how will this impact the campaign trail? Join us as we unpack these developments and their implications for both parties in the upcoming election. Don't miss this insightful discussion on the shifting tides of American politics.

During this episode of the Right Thoughts Podcast, the hosts discuss the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and the failures of the Secret Service. They express their shock and relief that Trump survived the attack, while also acknowledging the tragic loss of life. They criticize the Secret Service for their incompetence and call for a thorough investigation. The hosts also discuss the political fallout from the assassination attempt and the conspiracy theories that have emerged. They emphasize the importance of setting aside political differences to acknowledge Trump's bravery in the face of danger. The conversation discusses the selection of JD Vance as the vice presidential nominee for the Republican ticket, highlighting his background and potential impact. It also touches on the challenges faced by the Biden campaign, including Biden's gaffes and his endorsement of major changes to the Supreme Court. The hosts express their opinions on the current state of the Democratic and Republican parties, with a focus on the upcoming election.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss the first presidential debate between Trump and Biden, with a focus on Biden's performance. They also touch on the challenges facing the Democratic Party and the media's role in covering Biden's weaknesses. The conversation then shifts to the recent Supreme Court rulings, particularly the case involving Trump's immunity from prosecution for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. The hosts provide an overview of the legal arguments and historical context surrounding presidential immunity. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the concept of official acts and who decides what qualifies as an official act. They explore the example of Trump's conversation with Mike Pence regarding the certification of the election and whether it can be considered an official act. They also touch on the recent Supreme Court decision to overturn the Chevron doctrine, which dealt with deference to agency authority. The speakers highlight the theme of the court telling Congress to do its job and not rely on the executive branch or the courts to solve issues. They also humorously name Mary Trump as the Grifter of the Week for selling merchandise related to her dissent tweet.

The hosts discuss the upcoming presidential debate and its potential impact. They debate whether the debates actually matter in the modern era, with Lee suggesting that people watch debates for entertainment value rather than to learn about the candidates. They also discuss the Biden campaign's focus on portraying Trump as a threat to democracy and how it may not resonate with voters. The hosts share their predictions for the debate outcome and discuss the potential VP picks for Trump, with Doug Burgum being the favorite. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the potential vice presidential picks for Donald Trump in 2024. They analyze the strengths and weaknesses of various candidates, including Doug Burgum and JD Vance. They also touch on the power of Trump's endorsement and the recent primary elections. The hosts express their dislike for Lauren Boebert and Jamal Bowman, and they mock Hillary Clinton's upcoming book. They end the conversation by sharing the results of a poll on local news consumption among their listeners.

In this episode of the Right Thoughts podcast, the hosts discuss the incompetence of President Biden and the concerns of Democrat strategists about his theory for victory in the upcoming election. They also talk about the use of AI in local newsrooms and the potential impact on the trustworthiness of news. The hosts then share their thoughts on the recent meeting between Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un and the alliance between Russia and North Korea. Finally, they discuss Eugene Vindman's transition from a witness in Trump's impeachment inquiry to a Democratic nominee for Congress in Virginia. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including the similarities between two political figures, the rise of influencers using divisive content, a controversial article about Republican women, and the failure of the Gaza Pier. They highlight the power of using the national consensus to elevate oneself and the tendency to generalize and misunderstand political opponents. The hosts also express their frustration with the current political climate and the lack of effective solutions.

Join us for our Grifter of the Week, the Alito Recording, Hunter Biden's sentencing, and more issues in American (and European!) politics.

Philip, Lee, and Kimberly break down the latest news including: The Trump conviction, the state of the 2024 race, Biden's border order, Media upheaval, and reveal this weeks Grifter of the Week.

Philip, Lee, and Kimberly tackle the Trump trial, Alito saga, global warming, and other fun and serious topics.

In this episode, we discuss the release of the video of Israeli hostages, dive into the authorization of deadly force at Mar-a-Lago, the economy, and a fear of violence surrounding our next election.

In this episode, we delve into the highly anticipated Biden-Trump debate, exploring the candidates' motivations, potential strategies, and the debate's impact on voters. Shifting gears, we analyze the "Veep Stakes," speculating on potential vice-presidential candidates for Trump, including Ron DeSantis and Doug Burgum. We then turn our attention to international affairs, emphasizing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The episode wraps up with a critical look at two controversial figures: Valentina Gomez, a Missouri Secretary of State candidate, and political commentator Candace Owens, discussing their recent actions and public perceptions.