The Will Anderson Show

Ed Henry joins Will to discuss Barry's Moore's bona fides, including: Trump's robust and repeated endorsement; Barry's record as a member of Congress; and his refusal to be bought. Also on the show: Who's really behind the Jared Hudson campaign, and why?

Stan McDonald joins Will to talk about the ubiquitousness of gambling money, mostly from outside of the state, in this year's midterms. The two also discuss what happened at the Madison County Men's Breakfast this weekend (spoiler alert: it got ugly).

Will and Russ talk about China and the Thucydides Trap; Iran's otherworldly recalcitrance, and what to do if you see a bad guy in church.

Former Congressman Mo Brooks joins Will for a spirited chat that includes a fascinating discussion about tackling illegal immigration at the state versus the federal level. Other topics include Mo's consistent position as a tax cutter; his work in Congress to secure Space Command; and his opponents desperate and disingenuous attacks against him.

Was Governor Ivey on board the special session from the start? And just how will the latest redistricting victories for Republicans affect the midterms? Will and Murray Edwards of TheNewscasters.com kick it all around.

Aaron Thomas, candidate for state House District 10, joins Will to discuss why he, a Christian, a father, and a small business owner, decided to run.

We don't need Section Two of The Voting Rights Act anymore; but Dems worry that its passing might diminish their political power.

Will and Russ talk about AI and the human soul; King Charles' visit to the US; and The Dems' plan to tax oil companies.

Brent Woodall, candidate for Place 2 on the Public Service Commission, joins Will to talk about what drives energy costs in Alabama up, and what to do about it.

By reversing Louisiana's racially gerrymandered electoral map, the Supreme Court has set the stage for significant Republican wins in November. Also on the show: Another lunatic goes after Trump.

Representative Barry Moore joins Will to discuss: 1) The Southern Poverty Law Center's most recent legal troubles; 2) How he and others in Congress are working with Trump to find the right balance on FISA; and 3) How NOW is the time to do away with the filibuster.

Will and Russ react to Iran's decision today to open the Strait of Hormuz. Also on the show: Europe's adolescent reaction to Trump's Iran rhetoric.

Victor Orban's defeat in Hungary was many things, but it wasn't a repudiation of the MAGA agenda. Also on the show: Has Will figured out how to market the Fair Tax?

Liberals have found religion in the last few days thanks to the very public back-and-forth between Trump and the Pope; conservatives, with their eyes focused on November, aren't taking the bait.

Chief Legal Analyst Matt McConnell joins Will to talk Swalwell, the Pope, Trump, and civic virtue.

Someone born by chance in the U.S. and raised in China can one day be President. What could possibly go wrong? Will talks about why the word “reside” in the 14th Amendment is so important.

Depending on which Democrat is whining, Trump is either a genocidal manic or a chronic chicken. The truth, of course, is that he continues to be effective.

Forget men in women's locker rooms or on girls' sports teams and campaign on tax cuts and Democrats' opposition to them.

As the Dems feign fear about stratospheric prices at the pump, we can't forget their history of WANTING gas to be unaffordable. Also on the show: a look at negative campaigning in Alabama this political season.

Charles Schumer and the Dems are all acting like Chicken Littles these days. But will their pessimism mirror reality for voters this November?

We are clobbering the bad guys in Iran, and the people there are on the brink of taking on whoever remains of the mullahs. The media, meanwhile, doesn't understand what's happening at all.

The New York Times has already called Iran a quagmire; no surprise there—but why do some Republicans agree?

The Iranian regime's days are numbered. How will it all play out? Will and Russ talk about what to do with Kharg Island, and how.

Beyond the obviously exigent need to prevent Iran from making nukes, Trump's actions in the Middle East are making it easier to take on China.

More than a few folks on the Right are playing into the political trap the Left is setting for us with Iran. Why can't we be as confident as they are these days? Also on the show: CBS discovers Medicare fraud in California.

Conservatives have never been a monolithic crowd, and the Iran imbroglio is no exception. We should all trust Trump on this, though.

Restoring harmony to our neck of the woods isn't nation building; it's a national security imperative. Also on the show: Learning from Ukraine's use of drones; the forgotten lessons of The War Between The States; and the nascence of radical Islamic sleeper cells.

Chief Legal Analyst Matt McConnell joins Will to put Iran and Trump's unparalleled success in historical context. Also on the show: Clinton's massages; LSU's college baseball dominance, and new show coffee mugs!

Not all illegal aliens are equal for the Dems; only the violent ones looking for a handout deserve to stay, and it's certainly not the ones who've served in the military. Also on the show: The immorality of the property tax.

Will and Russ delve deep into the Iran imbroglio. On the show: What will convince the bad guys in Iran to stop? What is China taking away from what's happening? And what about those sleeper cells?

Thinking Boomer Jim joins Will to lay out what is happening in Iran and why. What's next?

Biden thought the COVID relief bill would bribe Americans into giving up their liberties. And so we re-elected Trump.

Tariffs are the worst way to curb America's dependence on China—except all the others. Also on the show: The Taliban forbids breaking bones when beating one's wife; conservatives must rule in this year's primaries; and Will and Jim discuss tonight's SOTU.

Will and Russ talk tariffs; Andrew's fall and the future of the monarchy; and why the new Sharia Free America Caucus is important.

Chief Legal Analyst Matt McConnell joins Will for a hilarious and insightful look at the current political climate, including AOC's useful idiocy; Trump's legacy; and Rubio versus J.D. Vance in 2028.

Democrats didn't imagine that getting access to the Epstein files meant that their searches were being monitored; now they're claiming (yet again) an abuse of power by Team Trump. Also on the show: The myth of the split-ticket voter, and more good news about the economy.

Might there be a way for the Right and Left to find common ground on the Fair Tax? Chuck and Mary Bailey join Will to kick the possibility around. Also on the show: Women and the photo ID requirement, and the latest (excellent) job numbers.

Will and Russ have a lively and at time hilarious discussion about ICE, climate change, vote fraud, and the increase in gun purchases these days.

Murray Edwards of TheNewscasters.com joins Will to give an inside look into the candidacies of Wes Allen, John Wahl, and Rick Pate. Also on the show: Does Mo Brooks have a point about malfunctioning voting machines?

Republican Women of Huntsville President Terri Terrell joins Will to discuss their upcoming candidate forum and the need to stay positive during this year's primary races. Also on the show: Trump bests Kaitlin Collins again; and the Clinton's unsuccessfully dodge a congressional contempt vote.

Chief Legal Analyst Matt McConnell joins Will to discuss how Warsh as Fed Chair helps grow the economy, Reagan-style. Also on the show: The widespread prevalence of fraud; the Dems' anti-ICE irrationality; and Republican off-year election losses in Texas.

Russ and Will react to the increase in demand for a concealed carry permit in Minnesota. Also on the show: Doug Jones' conspiracy theory, and Don Lemon's arrest.

Illegal immigration is how the Dems win elections. It's also how the rest of us lose.

Minnesota has a larger Somali population than anywhere on Earth. Why? Will talks about the Dems' two-pronged mission in Minnesota: Winning the midterms, and eclipsing the fraud.

Will and Russ explore the similarities in the Trump Presidency and…Margaret Thatcher? Also on the show: Thatcher learns the art of the speech from Churchill.

The key to understanding why Greenland is important lies in understanding just how vulnerable it is.

Jim Acosta recently went on an obscure podcast to declare J.D. Vance “more dangerous” than Trump. And so, the Left will say, is Rubio. Or Kristi Noem. Or any other effective Trump subordinate with presidential aspirations. Also on the show: Church storming and Mamdani's ties to the Chinese Communist Party.

Steve Stern joins Will to discuss what's being done on the election integrity front ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Russ Durling of Last Resort Guns joins Will to discuss the relevance of Greenland; Minnesota and The Insurrection Act; and SecState Rubio's court challenge.

Thanks in large part to Elon Musk and X, the Left is losing the propaganda battle over the Minnesota shooting. Also on the show: Passing the Fair Tax at the state level.

Ilhan Omar says the ICE officer should have known better than to stand in Ms. Good's way; Jake Tapper thinks that what's happening in Iran is all about inflation; Trump wants to…cap credit card interest rates?!? Will and Thinking Boomer Jim kick it all around.