Wiggins America

The U.S. Supreme Court rules 6–3 that former President Donald Trump lacked authority to impose sweeping tariffs under emergency powers. Ryan examines the decision, conservative divisions over tariffs, and what it could mean for trade policy, election integrity debates and other national headlines.

The Supreme Court decided the president cannot use the emergency powers act to levy tariffs. So, does that mean they're over, or is there another path forward? Here's analysis of the decision and what the administration's reaction should be.

The arrest of former Prince Andrew sent shockwaves across the globe. Why did it take so long? Plus, a breakdown of Stephen Colbert's long-game and the latest on the Nancy Guthrie case and the threat of Iran.

Ryan makes the case that the SAVE America Act is a common sense step to secure elections, arguing voter ID at registration would protect against fraud and non-citizen voting. He ties the issue to illegal immigration, criticizes Democratic opposition as hypocritical, and weighs in on media coverage, Epstein developments, and broader cultural commentary.

The latest jobs report is great news for fans of Trump's economy, plus the latest on ICE leaving Minneapolis and what that means for other Dem-run states.

Fulton County election scrutiny, Tulsi Gabbard backlash, and the SAVE Act debate fuel renewed focus on voter integrity—alongside sharp criticism of Trump over the Epstein files and other political missteps.

FBI has raided the Fulton County election headquarters. Democrats are freaking out. Meanwhile, should your pastor preach on cultural issues? And let's connect Trump, China and Minnesota.

What does the GOP slate look like for 2028? Here's the latest. Plus, evidence that JD Vance and Marco Rubio may team up. Tom Homan is in Minneapolis after the second ICE shooting. Here's what he's saying. And also what Donald Trump is saying about what to expect next.

From a candid discussion on faith and salvation sparked by Scott Adams' death, to snowmageddon, constitutional conservatism, Minnesota fraud, Jack Smith's testimony, and Trump on the world stage—we're tackling big ideas, breaking news, and unexpected turns.

Donald Trump made headlines around the world with his talk in Davos, Switzerland and -- surprise! -- California Gov. Gavin Newsom showed up and tried to make it all about himself. Here's more on that, plus the latest on the Greenland deal and protests in Minnesota.

SCotUS tackles transgender athletes, President Trump eyes Greenland, Chris Woolsey talks entertainment and RIP Scott Adams.

Sen. Josh Hawley grilling a doctor who refuses to say whether men can get pregnant is a must-listen. Get that in this episode, plus new details on the ICE shooting in Minneapolis, and what happened between Donald Trump and a heckling autoworker.

Rampant fraud is, refreshingly, being exposed. Will there be consequences? Paul Nicolussi, Madison County board member covers positive news from downstate Illinois. And Ryan collabs with AI.

Rich Zeoli says drivers are taught early that when the police tell you to stop -- you stop. But when ICE shot a woman who didn't follow that rule, the left is calling it murder. Here's the latest on reaction to the ICE shooting in Minneapolis, and on the spending bills required to keep the government open. Will the Dems shut the government down again?

Wiggins does the entire hour on Venezuela, and the importance to democracy of what just happened with Maduro. It's big, big, big, and the whole Special Op from Saturday morning will make much more sense once you hear why. Listen to get clarity.

Let's dig in for the New Year. Massive fraud in Minnesota, inflation, Trump's economic plan for 2026 and a wrap-up of how he handled his first year in this new term in office are the topics in today's Red Meat.

A walk through the stories of 2025 you may have forgotten about.

Plus the best interviews from 2025!

Tara Servatius at WYRD Radio says Trump's calm, confident speech this week proves that he's back. From there, we discuss the latest economic numbers and the latest on changing the marjiuana laws.

Annie Frey, Newell Normand, and an array of GOP thought and congressional leaders spoke out about Donald Trump saying Hollyweight director Rob Reiner died from 'Trump derangement syndrome' after he was allegedly killed by his drug-addicted son. Here's what they said. Plus, Tara Servatius talks about what's really going on with James Comey.

Birthright citizenship, roller coasters, election fraud and healthcare... it's Wiggins America.

We cover the bases from holiday songs to the way Charlie Kirk's alleged killer acted in court to a Democrat claiming the shooting of a National Guardsman in the head just blocks from the White House was an 'unfortunate accident.'

More on election interference and it's ties to what's happening in Venezuela. Plus, President Trump suggests tariffs could mean the end of the individual income tax. Let's talk about it.

What in the heck is going on in Minnesota? Ret Meat breaks it down with expert analysis and the latest facts, which include charges against people who bilked taxpayers out of millions, and needy kids out food under a Democratic governor who refuses to take responsibility for it.

Songs about eagles and questions over election integrity. Happy Thanksgiving!

Annie, Ryan and Brad all together today for the day before Thanksgiving! Why is this called Skanksgiving? It doesn't matter, we're still solving the nation's problems with Rep. Eric Burlison on his healthcare solutions, Madi Biedermann from the Department of Education on why the Dept. of Education needs to be dissolved, and much more!

We cover this breaking news, and ask questions about the reporting. For a quick diversion, we also discuss the discussion itself, and whether it will come up around the Thanksgiving table. MAGA/HarrisWalz hats not included in your purchase of turkey.

And it mirrors healthcare- anything the government props up gets more expensive. Rep. Eric Burlison is here to talk about that, along with Deroy Murdock.

"It's completely broken," and everybody knows it. This is from the Dems petting Obamacare hard until it died, and left us in the "Of Mice and Men" lurch we're in. But there's optimism for a fix.

Democrats pushed hard for this, and it implicated them almost entirely, and reflected pretty well on Donald Trump. That's why you haven't heard much about the "Epstein Files" in the last week or so.

She's the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Communications at the U.S. Department of Education, here to school us on the usefulness of the Department of Education, or lack thereof. In fact, over $3,000,000,000,000 has been spent on education since it's inception, only for scores to drop incessantly.

And it matters, but it doesn't, but nobody's paying attention, but they should, kind of. Because politics, and Thanksgiving. Does that make sense? We talk education with Madi Biedermann.

We all want a peaceful holiday season, and we want safe streets and for our men and women not to die in overseas wars, so let's start there and answer the question: What changes an opinion faster: empathy or information?

SNAP benefits are a small fraction of the federal budget but there are abuses to the system and consequences we should be discussing. Tricia stops by to react to dueling theories about the real estate market. Plus little miracles and Dr. Oz.

Some call it bringing a sledgehammer to kill an ant, while others argue that the U.S. parking billions of dollars worth of military assets outside Venezuela is about fighting cartels and fentanyl ... and China by proxy. Here's the latest with analysis and commentary from Marc Cox, Mark Reardon, Bob Rose, FOX News hosts, Tara Servatius, Tommy on WWL Radio and more.

What made Donald Trump sign the paperwork to release the Epstein files and will it end up hurting the Democrats more than anyone else? Plus, the squad releases a new anti-law enforcement ad campaign that is dropping jaws and here's when jobs will start returning.

They're famous for movies, but Angel has a ton of clean comedy out there waiting to be seen, if you know where to look.

Yes, tariffs are a tax on America. But let's see how this plays out. Meanwhile, more coming from the Epstein files. We highlight Rob Schneider gold, Plus, Wiggins America welcomes Chris Woolsey of Angel Studios on entertainment.

The government shutdown was a political exercise meant to prove the Dems were fighting, and what they ended up doing was ... nothing. Marc Cox talks about that, plus what's next. Tara Servatius says the GOP should be worried about job scarcity for young people, Annie Frey talks about what should be included in a 'Trumpcare' program, including buying insurance at Costco.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem is investigating how many illegals were issued social security numbers under the Biden administration. We see how Ryan's predictions turned out. Ryan speaks with Sergeant Thomas Becker ahead of Veterans Day.

Trump voters only show up for Trump, that's the conclusion Rich Zeoli comes to after a Muslim socialist won the mayor's race in New York and Dems took leadership in Virginia and New Jersey and other places across the U.S. The president said it was because people blame the GOP for the shutdown as he wonders if the 'nuclear' option is the only way to get things moving again. Rich Zeoli, Marc Cox, Tommy Tucker and Mark Reardon talk elections, filibuster, redistricting and a communist mayor in this episode.

Unaired! This podcast episode is a rare "bonus content" creation just recorded Monday pre-election.