The Todd Huff Radio Show

Most Americans don't even realize we're in a partial government shutdown—and that fact alone says a lot about how dependent we've been trained to think government is. In today's episode, Todd Huff breaks down what's actually happening with the shutdown, which agencies are affected, and why the media barely notices anymore.But the real fight is over the SAVE Act—a common-sense proposal that would require proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote. Todd explains what the SAVE Act is (and isn't), why Democrats are fighting it so aggressively, and how election integrity became a forbidden topic overnight. If requiring citizenship to vote sounds controversial, this conversation exposes exactly why.

Groundhog Day brings a lighthearted start, but today's conversation quickly turns serious as we examine why the courts matter more than ever. With rulings on election integrity and federal immigration enforcement making headlines, this episode breaks down how the judicial branch is shaping the future of the country. We look closely at the role of the Supreme Court, the importance of constitutional originalism, and why justices like Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, and Neil Gorsuch matter in the fight to preserve liberty and the rule of law. If we want to remain a nation governed by laws—not political agendas—understanding how the courts are supposed to function is essential. This episode connects the dots between culture, elections, and the Constitution itself.

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has been arrested for his alleged role in the occupation of a church in St. Paul, Minnesota—and the media response tells us everything we need to know about the modern press. Today on The Todd Huff Show, Todd breaks down why this was not a “protest,” why journalism does not shield criminal behavior, and how narrative control has replaced truth in today's media class. We explore the dangerous collision between activism and reporting, the misuse of First Amendment defenses, and why real journalism requires independence, distance, and honesty. This case isn't about silencing critics—it's about accountability, the rule of law, and refusing to let credentials excuse lawlessness.

What does it actually mean to enforce the law — and when does enforcement “go too far”? Today on The Todd Huff Show, Todd breaks down the constitutional role of law enforcement, the purpose of government authority, and why the executive branch exists to enforce laws already on the books. Using immigration enforcement and ICE as a case study, Todd explains the difference between aggression and accountability, civil versus criminal law, and where constitutional limits truly apply. This episode dives into the Founders' vision of limited government, ordered liberty, and why refusing to enforce laws ultimately undermines a free society. If you're confused by polling claims, media narratives, or emotional rhetoric surrounding enforcement, this episode brings clarity rooted in principle, history, and common sense.

When lawlessness becomes normalized, what are reasonable citizens supposed to do? Today on The Todd Huff Show, Todd responds to a simple but profound question sparked by events unfolding in Minneapolis: “Funny… but what do we do about it?” Todd lays out a practical, moral, and strategic framework for restoring law and order when institutions fail and chaos is encouraged. From community organizing and civic courage to faith, discipline, and long-term commitment, this episode tackles what it truly takes to push back against lawlessness without surrendering principles. If you're wondering how close this is to your own community—or how to prepare when it arrives—this is a must-listen conversation grounded in realism, resolve, and hope.

What we're facing in America right now is not spontaneous outrage or organic protest — it's coordinated, funded, and protected. Today on The Todd Huff Show, Todd breaks down the shocking exposure of anti-ICE Signal chat groups operating in Minnesota and what they reveal about the radical left's real strategy. From embedded journalists to political operatives and bureaucratic cover, this isn't grassroots activism — it's organized resistance to law enforcement and the rule of law. Todd connects the dots to the broader picture: elections, power, propaganda, and why fence-sitting is no longer an option. This episode is a clear-eyed reminder of what we're up against — and why understanding it matters now more than ever.

What does a fallen state actually look like? According to Todd Huff, it looks a lot like what's unfolding right now in Minnesota. In this episode of The Todd Huff Show, Todd breaks down a deadly ICE-related shooting, the coordinated efforts to interfere with federal law enforcement, and the reckless rhetoric coming from state and city leaders. From comparisons of ICE to Nazi occupation to organized Signal groups allegedly working to obstruct federal operations, the situation is spiraling fast. Todd explains why this moment didn't happen overnight, how decades of moral decay and political indoctrination led us here, and why conservatives can no longer afford apathy. This is a sobering, urgent conversation about law, order, truth, and the fight to preserve the constitutional republic.

What happens when activists cross the line from protest into outright lawlessness? Today on The Todd Huff Show, Todd breaks down the shocking storming of a church in St. Paul, Minnesota—and why the federal response matters for restoring law and order in America. From the arrests tied to the FACE Act to the media's attempt to rewrite what actually happened, this episode exposes the dangerous double standard surrounding protests, private property, and religious freedom. Todd also explains why enforcing the law consistently is the only path forward if we want to protect constitutional rights, public safety, and the freedom to worship without intimidation. When churches become targets, the rule of law must respond—firmly and without apology.

Why did President Trump threaten tariffs over Greenland—and why did he suddenly declare victory without Greenland becoming a U.S. state? In today's episode of The Todd Huff Show, Todd explains what's really going on beneath the headlines. This isn't about conquest or colonization—it's about leverage, strategy, and control of the Arctic in a rapidly changing world. Todd walks through Trump's negotiating style, the role of NATO, and why Russia and China see the Arctic as a critical strategic prize. If you've ever wondered why Trump speaks in extremes—or why his critics miss the point—this episode breaks it down clearly. Greenland isn't the story. Power, security, and influence are.

Accountability is finally knocking—and Minnesota is ground zero. Today, Todd Huff breaks down the FBI's grand jury subpoenas targeting top Minnesota officials accused of obstructing ICE operations. As Governor Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison, and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey face serious scrutiny, the predictable narrative is already forming: cries that this is “Trump targeting political enemies.”Todd explains why context matters, why this isn't political persecution but lawful enforcement, and why California could be next. From radical anti-ICE protests to the troubling role of activist media figures, this episode exposes how lawlessness has been normalized—and why justice feels shocking to a culture conditioned to reject truth. Accountability isn't tyranny. It's the rule of law returning.

Fresh off Indiana's historic national championship win, Todd Huff opens today's show with celebration—but quickly pivots to a far more serious issue: the collapse of moral, civic, and institutional boundaries in America. Todd breaks down the dangerous confusion between lawful protest and outright trespass after radical activists stormed a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota over a pastor's employment with ICE. This episode explores religious liberty, the First Amendment, biblical authority, and the growing influence of radical left ideology inside churches, media, and government. Todd also addresses Don Lemon's involvement, DOJ scrutiny, and why law enforcement is not immoral. A powerful conversation about truth, order, courage, and why the church must not surrender doctrine to politics.

What the media calls “democracy in action” is beginning to look a lot more like open defiance of federal law. Today, Todd Huff breaks down what's unfolding in Minnesota as state and city leaders openly obstruct immigration enforcement and encourage resistance to ICE. From inflammatory rhetoric by Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey to the radical posture of Governor Tim Walz, this episode lays out why these actions meet the real definition of insurrection. Todd also explains why the Insurrection Act is now firmly on the table, how sanctuary policies are tied to electoral strategy, and what this means for the future of law and order in America. This is not protest — this is coordinated defiance.

Governor Tim Walz is quickly becoming the most dangerous governor in America—and Minnesota is paying the price. In today's episode of The Todd Huff Show, we break down the escalating chaos unfolding in Minneapolis as ICE officers are ambushed, federal law enforcement is attacked, and radical activists openly call for militancy “by any means necessary.”Todd explains how reckless rhetoric from state leadership is encouraging lawlessness, undermining the rule of law, and setting the stage for a constitutional crisis. We also examine the growing calls for invoking the Insurrection Act, the media narrative surrounding ICE enforcement, and why enforcing federal immigration law is not “retribution”—it's the job of government.This episode is a sober warning about where unchecked political radicalism leads—and why this moment matters for the future of the republic.

We are living through an all-out information war, and the truth is often the first casualty. In today's Toddcast, Todd Huff breaks down how propaganda spreads faster than facts—especially when it comes to ICE enforcement and recent high-profile incidents. From the Renee Good shooting in Minneapolis to viral claims out of Memphis, Todd exposes how incomplete footage, political opportunism, and outright falsehoods shape public perception before reality has a chance to surface. He also explains why enforcing the law is not tyranny, how staged narratives inflame dangerous behavior, and why conservatives must stay grounded in truth even when the media won't. If you're tired of headlines designed to manipulate rather than inform, this episode cuts straight through the noise.

Federal safety net programs are defended emotionally, protected politically, and almost impossible to audit—and that combination creates the perfect environment for massive fraud. Today on The Todd Huff Show, Todd breaks down explosive reporting out of Minnesota that may expose just how deep Medicaid fraud really runs. From nonexistent daycare centers to “non-emergency medical transport” companies with no vehicles, this story raises serious questions about oversight, accountability, and where taxpayer dollars are actually going. Todd offers an olive branch to the left: no calls to eliminate programs—just a demand for audits, enforcement, and prosecutions where fraud exists. If this is truly the tip of the iceberg, Americans deserve to know how deep it goes.

Minnesota and Illinois are suing the Trump administration to slow down or reshape ICE operations—using the language of federalism and constitutional rights to challenge how immigration law is enforced. Todd Huff breaks down what these lawsuits are really arguing (administrative warrants, “sensitive locations,” and claims of political retaliation), and why the bigger story is a sudden left-wing “concern” for federalism only when enforcement shows up in blue jurisdictions. He also revisits Arizona v. United States and explains the difference between civil immigration removal and criminal conviction—plus why enforcement isn't “punishment,” it's the federal government doing its job.

Narratives are powerful—but only until facts intervene. On today's episode of The Todd Huff Show, Todd Huff breaks down the rapidly collapsing narrative surrounding the tragic Minneapolis ICE shooting and explains why labeling it “murder” is not only reckless, but dishonest. As new bodycam footage and factual details emerge, Todd walks listeners through what actually happened, why self-defense cannot be dismissed, and how political activists and media figures rush to judgment to serve a broader agenda. This episode examines how emotionally charged storytelling replaces truth, why presumption of innocence still matters, and how Proverbs 18:17 offers wisdom for our modern outrage culture. Calm analysis, legal clarity, and moral perspective—all in one essential conversation.

What's unfolding in Minnesota should alarm anyone who believes in law, order, and public safety. In today's episode, Todd breaks down the volatile ICE raid in Minneapolis that ended in a fatal shooting and sparked calls for invoking the Insurrection Act. We walk through the facts, the disturbing rise in vehicle attacks against ICE and CBP agents, and how radical rhetoric from political leaders has fueled dangerous confrontations in the streets. Todd also examines the role of Governor Tim Walz, the media narrative surrounding the incident, and why enforcing immigration law is being falsely framed as tyranny. This is a sobering look at how chaos, misinformation, and political gaslighting put lives at risk—and where this confrontation may be headed next.

What's happening in Minnesota is a shocking case study in government failure, fraud, and zero accountability. In today's episode, Todd Huff breaks down explosive audit findings that reveal hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars handed out with little to no oversight—fabricated documents, conflicts of interest, and asleep at the wheel. From massive COVID-era scams to nonprofit abuse and leadership failures at the state level, this story exposes the dangerous myth that government simply needs to “do more.” If you care about fiscal responsibility, transparency, and the Constitution's limits on power, this episode pulls back the curtain on why blind faith in government always ends the same way. Conservative. Not bitter. Just the truth.

As we move into a new year and face another midterm election cycle, it's easy to feel discouraged—but that's not the full story. In today's episode, Todd Huff walks through several underreported developments that suggest the political landscape is shifting in meaningful ways. From the declining effectiveness of government shutdown threats, to the dissolution of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, to major fraud exposure in Minnesota daycare programs, real accountability is finally emerging. Todd explains why these moments matter, why they signal a more informed electorate, and why conservatives should be cautiously optimistic—without ever declaring victory. This fight for liberty never ends, but there are clear signs that the momentum is changing. Realism, vigilance, and perspective are the keys moving forward.

Five years after January 6, Todd Huff sits down with Dan Morrissey to tell a story the media never wanted you to hear. Dan shares his firsthand account of walking into the U.S. Capitol, what he saw that day, and the shocking legal nightmare that followed. From being swatted at airports and labeled a terrorist to exposing alleged prosecutorial misconduct and rejecting a presidential pardon, Dan's experience raises serious questions about due process, justice, and the weaponization of government power. This is not a rehash of headlines — it's a personal, detailed account of how January 6 changed one man's life and what it reveals about the American legal system today. A must-listen conversation on truth, accountability, and Patriots Day.

What really prompted the United States to move against Venezuela—and why now? In today's episode, Todd Huff breaks down the headlines, strips away the knee-jerk reactions, and walks through the deeper geopolitical realities behind America's response to the Maduro regime. This isn't just about ideology or oil. It's about narco-terrorism, state-enabled crime, authoritarian power, and national security in our own hemisphere. Todd explains how Venezuela became a criminal state, the role of drug trafficking networks, foreign adversaries like China, Russia, and Iran, and why this situation directly impacts the United States. If you want context, clarity, and conservative perspective—this episode delivers.

As 2025 comes to a close, Todd Huff reflects on what lies ahead—not predictions, but purposeful hope. In this New Year's Eve ToddCast, Todd shares what he hopes to see in 2026 and beyond for America: a stronger economy, restored law and order, real accountability in government, renewed respect for truth, and a deeper commitment to the principles that built this constitutional republic. This episode challenges listeners to understand hope not as wishful thinking, but as something tied to action, responsibility, and engagement. Todd also explains why rejecting truth leads to chaos—and why conservatives must continue to speak clearly, boldly, and faithfully in the year ahead. A timely, motivating message to end the year and prepare for what's next.

As 2025 comes to a close, Todd Huff lays out what lies ahead in 2026 — politically, economically, and culturally. From the midterm election landscape and potential House and Senate outcomes to economic growth, inflation realities, tariffs, immigration enforcement, and voter roll cleanup, this episode prepares listeners for what's coming next. Todd also discusses the likelihood of government shutdowns, escalating media attacks, conservative infighting, independent journalism exposing corruption, and unresolved questions surrounding Epstein. This isn't prediction — it's expectation, grounded in history, human nature, and hard political realities. Buckle up, because 2026 is shaping up to be a high-stakes year for liberty, accountability, and the future of the country.

As 2025 comes to a close, Todd Huff breaks down the five most consequential stories that will shape America not just next year, but for years to come. This isn't a simple year-in-review — it's a forward-looking analysis of the events already changing the political, economic, and cultural trajectory of the nation. From redistricting battles and economic recovery to border enforcement, the return of Donald Trump to the White House, and the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk, Todd explains why these moments matter far beyond the headlines. Plus, honorable mentions that nearly made the list, including the administrative state, judicial overreach, foreign policy shifts, and restoring law and order. Clear-eyed analysis, big-picture thinking, and unapologetic conservative truth.

Guest host Gary Varvel delivers a powerful Christmas Eve message examining the moral chaos gripping America through a biblical lens. Drawing from Romans, Isaiah, and the New Testament, Gary argues that today's cultural confusion, violence, and lawlessness are not random—but the result of a society that has rejected God and truth. He explains why political solutions, legislation, and government programs cannot fix a spiritual problem, and why secularism always leads to decay. In the midst of sobering realities, Gary points listeners back to the true hope of Christmas: Jesus Christ, the Savior who came not to affirm us, but to rescue us. A clear-eyed, unapologetic message of warning, redemption, and eternal hope.

On the eve of Christmas Eve, Todd takes on the growing clash between Christian faith and modern politics. From headlines accusing “MAGA Christianity” of oppression to real-world persecution of Christians abroad, this episode cuts through the noise and challenges false narratives head-on. Todd responds to media attacks on believers, unpacks claims from progressive pastors, and contrasts political outrage with the brutal reality facing Christians in places like Nigeria. Along the way, he reminds listeners what Christianity actually teaches about prayer, government, sin, repentance, and truth. As Christmas approaches, this conversation refocuses the season on Christ—not culture wars—and asks a simple but urgent question: are critics defending faith, or distorting it?

Can someone reject belief in God and still align with conservative values? Todd Huff sits down with Lauren Ell, President of Republican Atheists, for a candid and respectful conversation about faith, politics, and the idea of a “big tent” Republican Party. Broadcasting during Christmas week, the discussion explores atheism, conservatism, freedom, personal responsibility, and why some atheists are increasingly alienated by the political left. Lauren shares her journey from Southern California to Sweden, her upbringing in a loosely Christian household, and why she believes atheists who value limited government and cultural sanity deserve a place at the table. A thoughtful exchange on disagreement without hostility—and what unity really requires.

President Trump delivers a powerful year-end address reflecting on the chaos he inherited and the dramatic changes made in just eleven months. In today's episode, Todd breaks down Trump's speech from the White House, highlighting border security, falling inflation, restored energy independence, and a renewed focus on law and order. The conversation looks back at how bad things were under the Biden administration, why Americans can't afford to forget that reality, and what's at stake as the country heads toward the 2026 midterms. This episode is a reminder of how quickly policy matters—and why controlling the narrative is critical as America continues the work of restoring constitutional order, economic stability, and national confidence.

Republicans had the votes. They had the authority. And they still walked away. In today's show, Todd Huff breaks down Indiana Republicans' refusal to redistrict—and why that decision could prove catastrophic for conservatives nationwide. While Democrats openly prepare to redraw maps in states they control, GOP leadership once again chooses restraint, optics, and moral posturing over victory. Todd reacts to statements from Indiana lawmakers, examines the flawed arguments against mid-cycle redistricting, and explains why “playing fair” in a political cold civil war guarantees defeat. This episode is a blunt warning: when conservatives refuse to use lawful power, the left never hesitates—and the consequences are real.

President Trump announces a firm new blockade on sanctioned Venezuelan oil tankers, calling the Maduro regime a national security threat tied to narco-terrorism and criminal networks. Is this lawful enforcement of sanctions—or a dangerous step toward war? Todd breaks down the constitutional, strategic, and humanitarian arguments on both sides, cutting through the noise to explain what this move actually means for America and the world.Then, the focus shifts home as a new report reveals a staggering truth: federal government spending per person has exploded nearly 10,000% over the past century. From entitlements to debt interest now rivaling defense spending, Todd explains why Washington's addiction to spending threatens economic sanity—and why avoiding entitlement reform is no longer an option.

In today's Toddcast, Todd Huff addresses a tragic and emotionally charged story that has ignited political backlash and cultural outrage. Following the murder of filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife, Todd examines President Trump's controversial Truth Social response and the broader reaction from both the left and the right. This episode isn't about defending bad comments or excusing cruelty—it's about drawing clear moral lines. Todd contrasts decency versus mockery, justice versus violence, and politics versus the value of human life. He also challenges conservatives to reject the same depravity they condemn and calls for restraint, empathy, and moral clarity. Ultimately, Todd makes the case that America's deepest crisis isn't political—it's spiritual—and that only truth, accountability, and the Gospel can heal a broken culture.

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith joins Todd Huff to break down the fallout from Friday's redistricting defeat in the Indiana Senate and what it signals about the GOP divide inside a deep-red state. They discuss the 31–19 vote, leadership dynamics around Senate Pro Tem Rod Bray, reports of behind-the-scenes pressure, and why the America First base is preparing for an aggressive 2026 primary season. Plus: why activists matter, what's next for conservative accountability, and why “deals” with Democrats often backfire.

Todd Huff opens with a big first-segment interview featuring Mike Lindell, Founder & CEO of MyPillow and newly announced Minnesota gubernatorial candidate, on why he's jumping into the fight against Tim Walz, election integrity, and the “uniparty” problem Republicans keep ignoring. They cover paper ballots vs. machines, welfare fraud allegations in Minnesota, ICE cooperation, and the weaponization of government against political enemies and businesses. In the second half, Todd breaks down Indiana's failed redistricting vote and explains what accountability looks like next—including partnering with grassroots efforts to replace the Republicans who blocked the map changes.

Indiana's state senate is on the brink of a razor-thin vote on new congressional maps, and Todd breaks down why this redistricting fight matters far beyond the Hoosier State. He explains how the battle pits conservatives against GOP moderates and rhinos, what's really at stake for America's future, and why Trump-era grassroots pressure is reshaping the Republican Party. Todd also calls out weak leadership, talks about the role of Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith, and reminds listeners why political power unused is power surrendered. Plus, a candid reflection on loving America as founded and confronting those who openly despise liberty.

Todd breaks down why he believes Indiana must approve new congressional maps and why many of the loudest objections completely miss the point. He connects the redistricting fight to basic civics and federalism, arguing that states were designed to be “laboratories” that can learn from one another instead of bowing to Washington's top down control. Todd also ties in inflation, Democrat spending, and illegal immigration to explain why sending more Democrats to Congress undermines Hoosier values. Plus, he responds to some of the more unhinged social media attacks and walks through how other states like Texas, California, Virginia, and Florida are handling their own redistricting battles.

Todd explains why Indiana has suddenly become the political epicenter of the country as the redistricting fight heats up at the Statehouse. He shares what really happened at Friday's Turning Point Action rally, including protests, hissing from the balcony, and yet another failed attempt to get answers from his own state senator, Rod Bray. Todd walks through why redistricting is a constitutional political process, how counting illegal aliens in the census dilutes Indiana's voice, and why Republicans must use every legal and ethical tool available to stop the radical left's agenda. He also reacts to Lara Logan's warning about Democrats using future elections to impeach Trump and makes a clear call for Hoosiers to organize, engage, and hold weak Republicans accountable.

Indiana's redistricting battle is turning into a real time civics lesson. Todd recaps his speech at the Indiana Statehouse during a Turning Point USA event, the hostile protesters chanting from the balcony, and why his 16 year old son was worried about safety after recent attacks on conservatives. He breaks down what a constitutional republic actually is, why redrawing congressional maps is a political but constitutional process, and how the Left misuses words like “cheating” and “democracy” to shut down debate. Todd explains how population shifts, the census, and congressional seats really work, and why Republicans in Indiana should stop being afraid to use the legitimate power they've been given.

Todd breaks down the high-stakes redistricting battle in Indiana and why it could decide control of Congress for the rest of the Trump administration. He's joined by special guest Paul Lagemann, State Advocacy Manager for Heritage Action, to explain how mid-decade redistricting works, why Democrats are crying “unfair,” and what “honest” map-drawing really looks like. They dig into the history of gerrymandering, the impact of counting non-citizens in the census, and the pressure campaign on key Indiana senators ahead of Monday's vote. Todd also highlights how Hoosiers can engage their legislators without joining the left's screaming matches. Plus, hear from our partners in biblically aligned investing, natural wellness, and advanced wealth planning.  48 Financial – https://48financial.com/toddChristopher's Organic Botanicals – https://christophersorganicbotanicals.comFull Suite Wealth – https://fullsuitewealth.com

Todd breaks down why Indiana's redistricting fight matters far beyond the Hoosier state. He answers a listener's question about why Indiana “needs” to redraw its congressional map, explains what the Constitution actually says about redistricting, and pushes back on claims that new maps somehow “take away representation.” Todd contrasts traditional Hoosier Democrats with today's radical national Democrat leadership, warns about federal overreach on borders, culture, and spending, and argues that refusing to redraw maps is unilateral political disarmament. He also previews his remarks at the Turning Point Action event at the Indiana Statehouse and encourages listeners to make their voices heard with their state senators.

Indiana redistricting is suddenly the center of the political universe, and Todd breaks down why. National Enterprise Director for Turning Point Action, Brett Galaszewski, joins the show to explain how new House maps in this deep red state could decide who controls Congress after the 2026 midterms, why Indiana is now a firewall against Gavin Newsom and the radical left, and what's really driving some “Republicans” to resist a 9–0 GOP map. Todd and Brett preview Friday's All In For Indiana rally at the Statehouse, talk strategy for calling key senators, and challenge conservatives to use every legal, moral tool available to save the constitutional republic.

Indiana's back on the national radar as lawmakers reopen the congressional map and launch a fierce redistricting battle that could help decide who controls the House of Representatives. Todd explains why he supports revisiting Indiana's districts now, what's really driving the “cheating” and “election rigging” accusations, and how narrow the GOP margin in Congress actually is. He walks through claims that the new map violates the state constitution, hits the myths about gerrymandering and “proportional representation,” and connects it all to a broader fight against the weaponization of government, open borders, and counting illegal aliens in the census. Plus, why conservatives must use every legal political tool available if they want to stop the radical left's agenda.

Redistricting isn't as complicated as the political class wants you to think. Today, Todd explains what's happening with Indiana's congressional maps, why Trump is urging Republican governors to secure new GOP-leaning districts, and how it all ties into control of the US House and the future of his agenda. Todd breaks down gerrymandering vs normal redistricting, the role of state legislatures, and why many “moderate” Democrats from red states still end up empowering radical leftist leadership in Washington. He also calls out Indiana Senate leader Rod Bray for dodging transparency on this fight and explains why constitutional conservatives must use every legal, moral, and ethical tool to defend liberty.

On this special Thanksgiving edition of the Todd Huff Show, Todd tells the true story of Thanksgiving you didn't learn in public school. He walks through the faith and sacrifice of the Pilgrims, their fight for religious liberty, the brutal first winter, the providential role of Squanto, and the moment Governor William Bradford rejected forced socialism and embraced private property and free market capitalism. Todd explains how this shift unleashed prosperity, helped spark the Great Puritan Migration, and still shapes American life and freedom today. Plus, he connects the Pilgrims' gratitude to God with our own need to remember the real source of our blessings.

When Des Moines hired Ian Andre Roberts to run Iowa's largest school district, nobody told the public he was under a final order of removal and here illegally. Now Maryland records show he was also listed as a registered Democrat voter, despite non-citizens being barred from federal elections. Todd unpacks how this happened, what it reveals about motor-voter auto registration, and why the Left keeps insisting our elections are “the most secure in history” anyway. Then we pivot to shocking crime data from Sweden, Oakland, and the U.S. Sentencing Commission showing that a tiny 0.1–1% of chronic violent offenders are driving a huge share of violent crime—and why real incarceration of repeat offenders still matters.

Tensions in Dearborn, Michigan are boiling over, and today we break down why. Todd walks through the clash between a local Christian pastor and Mayor Abdullah Hammoud after the city put up street signs honoring Arab American publisher Osama Siblani, whose past quotes appear to praise violent “resistance” against Israel. We listen to the fiery city council exchange, including the mayor telling the pastor he's “not welcome” in his own city, then zoom out to talk about Islamic call-to-prayer broadcasts, Sharia law, and what all of this means for free speech, religious liberty, and America's Christian heritage. Todd contrasts coexistence rooted in truth with dangerous ideologies that openly call the U.S. the “great Satan” and warns why ignoring these trends won't make them go away.

Democrats in Congress are now cutting slick videos aimed straight at America's men and women in uniform, hinting they should refuse “illegal orders” from a second President Trump. Todd breaks down the new clip featuring Rep Jason Crow and others, why Martha MacCallum's simple question about “which orders” left Crow scrambling, and how the left keeps feeding a dangerous narrative that Trump is a dictator and MAGA is the new Nazi movement. We walk through what the Constitution actually says about the commander in chief, the difference between an unlawful order and a political disagreement, and why winning at the ballot box is still the only real way to stop this madness. Plus, a look ahead to Todd's favorite show of the year — the true story of Thanksgiving.

Washington is getting ready to dump thousands of pages of Jeffrey Epstein related documents, and Todd explains why this so-called transparency could quickly turn into a political circus. We walk through the Epstein Files Transparency Act, what the DOJ's 30-day clock really means, and how both the media and political opportunists will try to weaponize whatever Trump's name is attached to while ignoring context, nuance, and truth. Todd also breaks down Rep Jasmine Crockett's embarrassing FEC “Jeffrey Epstein” stunt, talks about low information voters, abortion talking points, and why conservatives need to stay skeptical, think for themselves, and refuse to join the hysteria when the headlines and hot takes start flying.

America is locked in what Todd calls a “cold civil war” that is getting hotter by the day. From the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the attempt on President Trump's life to Hunter Biden's “turn the heat up” rhetoric, the radical left is abandoning persuasion in favor of intimidation and political violence. Todd explains why this meets the definition of terrorism, why there must be a clear winner in this ideological battle, and why that victory must be peaceful, legal, and led through elections and accountability. He also breaks down a new Axios poll showing most Americans fear civil war and democratic decline, and calls out Indiana GOP leaders like Senator Rod Bray for refusing to fight on redistricting.

Jeffrey Epstein's name is back in the headlines as Congress releases tens of thousands of pages of “Epstein files.” But what's actually in these documents, what's missing, and how much is being twisted for political gain? Today Todd walks through the new records from the House Oversight Committee, the DOJ, and Epstein's estate, explains the now-viral email mentioning Donald Trump, and clarifies what Virginia Giuffre really testified under oath. We separate justice from retribution, evidence from speculation, and truth from conspiracy-as-entertainment while asking who, if anyone, is serious about the victims and accountability. If you're tired of weaponized narratives and just want an honest look at the Epstein case, this episode is for you.

Indiana Republicans are balking at a special session on redistricting, and Todd is fired up. Why does redrawing Indiana's congressional maps matter not just for Hoosiers, but for the future of the country and the survival of our constitutional republic? Todd breaks down the “cold civil war” between two incompatible worldviews, calls out Senate leader Rod Bray for refusing to even hold an open debate, and explains how this cowardice could hand Democrats the House, endless Trump impeachment hearings, and a green light for the radical left's agenda. Plus, what real leadership should look like in a red state and why Republican voters must hold their so-called leaders accountable.