In The Hunt

The Georgia Bulldogs are National Champions, Joe Biden aims to destroy the filibuster and usher in a federal takeover of our elections and Hillary Clinton eyes yet another run at President. All this and more on episode 42 of In The Hunt. 

From AOC's great escape to Florida, to Blinken's Spotify playlist, shirtless Antonio Brown and more, this week's episode of In The Hunt is dedicated to the woke cinematic universe.

On this holiday edition of the podcast Wesley and Wrendon discuss the latest "variant", how states have been handling the virus and the difference in mindsets and leadership in red states vs. blue states. Associated topics include Bill De Blasio's comments on mandates, pro sports walking back their positions on mandates and the comparisons between the last two years in America and the Matrix.  Thank you to everyone who has supported the podcast in 2021.  Happy New Year! 

Liar liar pants on fire is the subject on this episode of In The Hunt. Wrendon and Wesley Hunt discuss the Jussie Smollett racial crime hoax case, Biden's talking points on inflation, the decepticon variant, Jan 6th and so much more. This is a jam packed show. Learn more about In The Hunt at: InTheHuntUSA.com

On August 25, 2020, Kyle Rittenhouse, a 17-year-old from Antioch, Illinois, fatally shot two men and wounded another who were attacking him in Kenosha, Wisconsin during the protests, riots, and civil unrest.  His trial ended this week being found NOT Guilty on all charges.  The case which centered on the right to self-defense was used as a political weapon by many in the media.  Wesley and Wrendon discuss the details of the case and how the media's coverage of the case has caused harm.  

On this edition of In The Hunt, Wesley and Wrendon Hunt discuss the massive reaction from voters around the country, especially in the race for Virginia Governor. Associated topics include the Aaron Rodgers debate, $450k payments to illegal immigrants and a special Happy Birthday message for Wesley.

On this edition of In the Hunt, Wrendon details the NAACP's attempt to derail professional sports teams in Texas over politics. Wesley and Wrendon also discuss the hypocrisy of the organization and double down on why consistency matters.

On this edition of In The Hunt, Wesley and Wrendon Hunt speak in detail about what Colin Powell's influence meant to them as they grew up as young black Americans who later graduated West Point and both served themselves. Wesley also responds to the negative comments from some on social media last week following a heartfelt message Wesley released on the life on Colin Powell. Conversation also includes Joe Biden's bizarre town hall on CNN and the Netflix walk-out in reaction to Dave Chappelle's latest special.  

On this edition of In The Hunt, Wesley and Wrendon discuss the continued hypocrisy surrounding covid protocols and mandates, they discuss Joe Rogan's takedown of CNN and Sanjay Gupta and the NFL forcing Jon Gruden out of the league over private emails from a decade ago.  

Wesley and Wrendon discuss the last week in the campaign, the impressive fundraising haul and what's next moving forward.  In addition, COVID vaccine mandates are back on the menu, the Hunt Brothers discuss the "FJB" chants sweeping college and pro sports and Wesley has a theory on why it might be happening.  Plus a Facebook whistleblower comes clean about the platforms intentions for its users.  

Episode 32 includes: the Biden Administration's continuing crisis on the southern border and their false allegations against border patrol agents. False media reports coupled with the administration mirroring media talking points suggest that border agents on horseback were whipping Haitian migrants attempting to cross the border into Texas. Wesley and Wrendon also discuss the mask hypocrisy at this year's Emmys. Hollywood continues to thumb its nose at Americans and Wesley discusses the continued war on our police.

Episode 31 of In The Hunt include accusations made against General Mark Milley that he spoke to Chinese officials without informing President Trump, the latest on Joe Biden's unconstitutional power grab, Gavin Newsom surviving a recall challenge in California, and more.  

Family members of the US Marines killed in last week's suicide terror attack at the Kabul airport are slamming President Biden for his behavior at the dignified transfer ceremony over the weekend — with one Gold Star father accusing the commander-in-chief of doing “the most disrespectful thing I've ever seen” by repeatedly looking at his watch during the ceremony. Wesley and Wrendon respond to Biden's continued failures and Wrendon has a chance encounter during a morning run.  

Wesley Hunt and Wrendon Hunt, both officers and veterans of the global war on terror, respond to the bombing at Kabul Airport in Afghanistan, which claimed the lives of 13 U.S. Service Members. The news struck even closer to home than anyone had anticipated before the cameras began to roll, as you'll see in this episode. Joe Biden continues to remain steadfast on an August 31st withdrawal date, even though his own administration will not commit to saving all Americans on the ground before leaving.

President Biden's rush to withdrawal troops has created an international crisis.  Tens of Thousands of Americans and our allies in the global war on terror remain trapped behind enemy lines with little commitment from the Biden Administration to bring our Americans home.  Wesley Hunt and Wrendon Hunt address the self-inflicted catastrophe created by this White House.  

On this edition of the show, Wesley Hunt erupts on Barack Obama's birthday party and Wrendon and Wesley discuss the hypocrisy surrounding how the Obamas, the Democrat party and the media have covered the event.  Associated topics include the Colorado Rockies jumping to conclusions after a suspected racial slur was used at a game, and the ongoing name change controversy surrounding the Cleveland Indians/Guardians.  

Wesley Hunt and Wrendon Hunt discuss the duality of man.  Associated topics include Simone Biles removing herself from Olympic competition, the White House and Facebook at odds with each other, the values of being black and Republican, and more. 

On this edition of In The Hunt, Wesley and Wrendon discuss teamwork, the U.S. Women's soccer team protesting by not scoring goals, more on Gwen Berry and other woke athletes, Lewis Hamilton, Texas Democrats not returning from D.C. and more.  

On this edition of the podcast, Wesley and Wrendon discuss the Texas Democrats who fled the state while VP Harris claims they are civil rights leaders, Al Sharpton having a rare positive moment, the situation unfolding in Cuba, and more.  

Wesley Hunt announces his bid for U.S. Congress in 2022, and Wrendon and Wesley discuss American Olympic sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson, the situation in Haiti, Luka Doncic's feelings on winning a gold medal versus an NBA title, and being unapologetically proud of America.  

Wesley Hunt and Wrendon Hunt celebrate the 4th of July, and use the occasion as an opportunity to explain in detail what critical race theory is and why it is so dangerous and damaging to the values of America.

This episode, recorded on the eve of Juneteenth talks about knowing your freedom and embracing our history.  Wesley Hunt also expands on the continuation of violence and shootings in Chicago and Kamala Harris' lack of leadership regarding the Southern Border Crisis. 

Episode 20 of In The Hunt explores Brotherly Love.  In this edition of the show, Wesley and Wrendon discuss the glimmers of hope in our country today and the steps each of us can take to build better relationships with each other.  Also a recap of the journey over the past few months to build In The Hunt. 

What does Hunter Biden, LeBron James, Prince Harry and the Congressional Black Caucus all have in common? Find out this week on In The Hunt. The topic is personal accountability, and the book of Wrendon is open for a healthy discussion.  Wesley and Wrendon are back for episode 19 of In The Hunt. 

On this edition of In The Hunt, Wesley and Wrendon Hunt discuss leadership and why it matters. Associated topics include: good leadership versus bad leadership, LeBron walking off the court with six minutes remaining in a blowout loss, Coach K, his leadership, career and West Point experience, Kamala Harris avoiding the border, Ron DeSantis and more. 

On this Memorial Day special, Wesley and Wrendon discuss why your actions define who you are. Additional conversations include a follow up on Stephen A. Smith, Lebron's unwillingness to lead in combatting vaccine hesitancy in the black community, Seth Rogan praising cancel culture, and Wesley has a very important Memorial Day message. 

On this episode, Wesley and Wrendon discuss why the messenger matters. Associated topics include: Prince Harry's comments on the 1st Amendment, a final recap on royal privilege, Matt Barnes comments, Joe Rogan apologizing for COVID opinion, and more.  

On this edition of In The Hunt, Wesley Hunt and Wrendon tackle hyper politicized issues, including COVID-19 and the response by the Biden Administration, CDC and the mask vs unmask groups which seem to be split right down the middle ideologically.  Hunt brothers also discuss Michelle Obama and comments she made about her children and fearing for their safety because they are black.  Wesley also has a special announcement about an upcoming project. 

This edition of In The Hunt is all about when its appropriate to stand up and fight for your best interests. Topics include Senator Tim Scott being targeted with racists slurs by the woke left, Wesley talks about why he's a Republican, how each generation must do something extraordinary for the next generation to see progress and a special mother's day message.

The topic of this week's podcast is, Dare to be Different. It all started with a t-shirt from Wrendon and Wesley's youth. Topics include a State of the Union recap, race and class warfare in America, CEO pay structure, and being the best version of yourself, not a carbon copy of someone else.  Dare to be Different and enjoy this week's episode of In The Hunt.

On this edition of In The Hunt, Wesley and Wrendon Hunt discuss the COVID-19 vaccine, why self care and improvement is important, Joe Rogan looking jacked and juicy in the studio, Dan Crenshaw's current medical issues and Wesley discusses what's potentially next for his career.  

Wesley and Wrendon tackle one of the most difficult conversations in America, race and policing.  This is a heavily requested topic by listeners and viewers of In The Hunt.  Topics during the discussion include former Virginia Police Officer, Joe Gutierrez's incident with Army Lieutenant, Caron Nazario, George Floyd and Derek Chauvin, and instances of police experiences of both Wrendon and Wesley.  This is serious discussion and we look forward to your feedback.  

On this edition of the show, Wesley and Wrendon discuss the concept of Work and Reward. Topics include, West Point Ring Tradition, Tom Brady's work ethic, Wrendon's experience with the San Diego Chargers, SHAQ buying an engagement ring for a stranger, and much more.  

On this edition of In The Hunt, Wesley Hunt and Wrendon Hunt followup on the viral reaction to their conversation about the Meghan and Harry's interview with Oprah, discuss Lil Nas X controversy, the Georgia Voting Legislation and MLB's reaction, and much more.  

Wesley Hunt discusses his experience in flight school and a phrase he became very familiar with, "Freedom isn't free, and neither is coffee."  This episode is a message of service and everything has a cost.  

The fastest hour in podcasting returns with Wesley Hunt and Wrendon Hunt discussing trust.  If there was something on my face, would you tell me?  The episode includes a story about an interview with former NFL Running Back, Ricky Williams, and also includes a lively discussion about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.  

Wesley Hunt and Wrendon Hunt discuss confronting "Fear" and how it leads to personal growth and empowerment.  

Wesley and Wrendon discuss the extent to which you love yourself is the ceiling to which you can love your neighbor.  This episode is about loving yourself, simplicity in life and how to spread this positivity throughout your community.  

Wrendon and Wesley Hunt discuss a difficult week in Houston and throughout Texas, including the issues surrounding the energy grid and the resilience of the people of Houston; neighbor helping neighbor and the next steps to protect the state from facing a similar situation in the future. 

Wrendon and Wesley Hunt discuss being the change you wish to see in the world.  Topics include Pat Tillman, Martin Luther King Jr., and if race played a part in Wesley's campaign for Congress.   

We learn more in the valley than on the mountain top. Wesley and Wrendon Hunt discuss how we learn in life and the moments in their lives which shaped them.  

From the campaign trail to the studio, Wesley Hunt continues the fight.  Along with his brother Wrendon, they chronicle their family experience from Slavery to West Point in four generations.  In the pilot episode, Wesley and Wrendon Hunt discuss the difficulties of the campaign trail, the story of their family, progress in America, the proudest moment of Wrendon's life and other difficult conversations facing the nation.