Podcast appearances and mentions of Brian Darling

13 days away now until the election. You know how debates have closing arguments in which both sides make their final pitches? We're doing that here. We talk with Long Beach Democratic Congressman Robert Garcia who's the Harris-Walz campaign co-chair. We also talk with Republican strategist Brian Darling.

In the wake of Senator Mitch McConnell's leadership, the Republican Party faces a crucial battle in the U.S. Senate. As potential successors vie for the position, the focus extends beyond mere personalities to encompass a broader vision for Senate reform. This leadership transition presents a unique opportunity to address longstanding issues within the institution and potentially restore its deliberative nature. Brian Darlings from Liberty Government Affairs digs into the different reforms needed to build a long-lasting, trusted Senate.

Start your week of news off right with Boyd Matheson! Delve into the Jewish influence on early America with Rabbi Meir Soloveichik. Brian Darling breaks down what the next GOP Senate leader needs to do to return the Senate to its former glory. See what is going on with the ongoing supply chain challenges with Ari Hawkins and More!

Saul Munn is one of the world's leading experts on building the forecasting community. He is the Co-Founder of Optic Forecasting and the Lead Organizer of the Manifest conference. In Part 1, Saul joins the show to discuss which communities comprise the emerging forecasting community. In Part 2, Brian Darling, former counsel to Senator Rand Paul, returns to assess the Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn's odds of becoming Trump's VP pick. In Part 3, Nathan Young returns to the show to advise on how to short AI hype in betting markets. 0:00: Pratik introduces the segment with Saul Munn 1:24: Saul's disclaimer on conflicts of interest 1:56: Manifest Conference 2024 3:26: Intro for Brian Darling segment on the GOP VP nominee market 4:16: How to trade on the GOP VP nomination 5:08: Intro to interview with Nathan Young 9:03: Interview with Saul begins 9:26: The importance of community in the political betting space 11:00: Optic forecasting clubs 12:44: How Saul became interested in the forecasting community 13:25: Manifest Conference 13:46: Diversity in the forecasting community 14:32: Who is in the broader forecasting community? 14:56: Destiny's role in the forecasting community 16:57: The types of people who are interested in forecasting 19:44: Differences between Washington politics and the forecasting community 20:40: Differences between the political betting community and the forecasting community 21:18: Communities interested in forecasting 21:47: Communities that could be interested in forecasting 24:34: Why some communities resist forecasting 28:20: Segment with Brian Darling begins 28:27: Kim Reynolds's VP odds 29:06: Marsha Blackburn's VP odds 30:05: Swing state VP contenders 31:26: Segment with Nathan Young begins 31:59: Taxing bad predictions 33:46: Shorting AI enthusiasm in political betting markets 34:47: Irrational pricing in Time Person of the Year markets  40:12: Hedge funds and AI

Part 1: Washington-based lobbyist and former Rand Paul counsel Brian Darling returns to the show to discuss Trump's VP selection. Part 2: Mick Bransfield, an expert on prediction market regulation, returns to discuss reports that PredictIt is pursuing a settlement with the CFTC. 0:57: Current market odds on Republican VP nominee 3:44: Pratik introduces Bransfield segment 4:37: Trump interview on his VP choice with Maria Bartiromo 8:28: Darling interview begins 10:00: Why Noem is the front-runner to be Trump's VP 11:49: Noem's history with Trump 15:15: Noem's alleged affair with Corey Lewandowski 16:26: Odds Trump will pick a woman running mate 17:26: The Republican Party's role in the VP selection 18:32: Trump's perspective on loyalty 21:45: Would Noem accept the VP nomination? 22:06: History of people rejecting offers to be VP 22:50: What price to pay for Noem yes shares 24:29: Why Haley is trading so high 31:42: Elise Stefanik's odds 33:57: Bransfield segment begins 39:03: Signs PredictIt will not pursue a constitutional challenge Follow SSG on Twitter @ssgamblers

The podcast episode features a conversation between UNB Tim and the creators of the film “All Man,” Jesse Finley-Reed and Brian Darling. They discuss the significance of the international mail catalogs and their impact on the gay community and society at large. The filmmakers explore the themes of masculinity, self-expression, and non-conformity through the lens of the underwear industry. They touch on the cultural and historical context of the catalogs, including the AIDS crisis and the changing ideals of masculinity. The conversation delves into the allure of international mail, the experiences of the models and customers, and the continued relevance of underwear as a form of personal expression. They mention the unexpected aspects of the film, such as delving into the behind-the-scenes stories and the catalog's cultural impact. They express their pride in creating a film that goes beyond expectations and resonates with viewers. The conversation touches on the nostalgia and uniqueness of International Male in a pre-internet era. They also highlight the personal stories shared by audience members and the emotional connection people have with the catalog. Bryan and Jesse emphasize the significance of holding a physical catalog and the enduring appeal of print media. They invite listeners to watch the film and support it through ratings, and they express their preference for leaving viewers wanting more rather than being disappointed. The conversation concludes with gratitude and a recommendation for everyone to watch the film. Find more info about the film at their websitehttps://www.internationalmalemovie.com/ Follow me on all social media as: @unbtim www.twitter.com/unbtim www.instagram.com/unbtim unbtim@kinky.business on Mastadon
Support UNBFor on going support join our Patreon - www.patreon.com/unbblogFor one time support  visit our support page - https://www.underwearnewsbriefs.com/about/support-unb/ You can donate by Ko-fi or Paypal Read more at unbblog.com Follow unb on Twitter and IG @UNBBlog TRANSCRIPT UNB Tim:Hey everyone, welcome to another edition of the Reef Talk Podcast. We have two really cool people on today who have done something amazing. Uh, we have Jesse Finley-Reed and Brian Darling, who you may not know, did the all-man movie about international mail. Welcome guys. Bryan:Thank you. Jesse:Thank you. Thank Bryan:It's Jesse:you Bryan:good Jesse:so Bryan:to Jesse:much Bryan:be Jesse:for Bryan:here. Jesse:having us. Bryan:We UNB Tim:It's- Bryan:love talking about international mail and underwear. UNB Tim:Well, you're on the right podcast. Bryan:Hahaha. UNB Tim:So we definitely, this is, we're all about underwear. We talk everything underwear, masculinity, everything. You name it, we do it on this podcast. So Jesse:It's Write Up UNB Tim:when Jesse:International UNB Tim:I saw the film, Jesse:Males, oh sorry, Write Up International Males Alley. UNB Tim:Exactly. And when I saw the movie coming out, I was like, I've got to get you on the podcast to talk. And I saw the movie this month and liked it a lot. And I was telling you before the show, I think you could have made an entire series about international mail. Cause there is so much to cover and so much to do about international mail, because it is so iconic that it left me wanting more when I'm the movie I'm like, I want to hear more of this and this and this and this and this, but Bryan:I know it goes by so quick in 80 minutes or 85 minutes. We, at one point we were, we talked about a series. I mean, there was all kinds of ideas UNB Tim:Mm-hmm. Bryan:of stuff, you know? UNB Tim:It's just crazy Jesse:Yeah. UNB Tim:because it's so iconic in the gay world and in the straight world as you pointed out That it was a time before the internet before Everything and you got the catalogs in the mail and you got to see all this really interesting stuff ...

Domer joins to talk about how to spot free money wins while betting on election season (& how to avoid getting sucked into a trap). Brian Darling makes the case for a massive Red Wave. And at some point, the Boys tackle the situation in the UK, where Prime Minister Liz Truss is already on her way out.

Brian Darling, president of Liberty Government Affairs, former Counsel and Sr. Communications Director for Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), and a veteran of the Senate, joined WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" radio program on Thursday to analyze Senate Majority Leader Schumer's strategy regarding the voting rights bill and the filibuster. https://www.libertygovernmentaffairs.com/ https://mobile.twitter.com/brianhdarling TWEET: https://twitter.com/ChadPergram/status/1481380233563582473 For more coverage on the issues that matter to you, visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 FM from 5-9 AM ET. To join the conversation, check us out on Twitter: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor and @Amber_athey. Show website: https://www.wmal.com/oconnor-company/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour of the morning show, Larry O'Connor and Amber Athey talked to Senate veteran Brian Darling about Schumer's filibuster plans, and discussed White House press secretary Jen Psaki defending Biden's Georgia speech, crazy COVID parents, viral video of Fairfax kids freezing outside, shared an update on the Loudoun assault cases.  For more coverage on the issues that matter to you, visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 FM from 5-9 AM ET. To join the conversation, check us out on Twitter: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor and @Amber_athey. Show website: https://www.wmal.com/oconnor-company/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WMAL INTERVIEW - BRIAN DARLING - president of Liberty Government Affairs and former Counsel and Sr. Communications Director for Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), and a veteran of the U.S. Senate https://twitter.com/BrianHDarling https://www.libertygovernmentaffairs.com/ TOPIC: IMPEACHMENT TRIAL 2 BEGINS... AXIOS: Impeachment managers, Trump legal team trade briefs ahead of trial Starting Wednesday at noon, impeachment managers and Trump's lawyers will have up to 16 hours per side for presentations. The allotted time can be stretched across a maximum of two days each. Time will be included at the end of the trial for closing arguments and a vote. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On today's show we talk with lawyer and veteran of the 2000 Florida recount Brian Darling about the prospects of the Trump legal battle succeeding and take a look at the fight and press conference yesterday.

Guests: Justin Sink, Bloomberg White House reporter, Dan David, Founder at Wolfpack Research, Drew Littman, Policy Director at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, and former Chief of Staff for Senator Al Franken, Brian Darling, former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs, and Michael Kinch, Director of the Centers for Research Innovation in Biotech and Drug Discovery at Washington University in St. Louis.

Guests: Justin Sink, Bloomberg White House reporter, Dan David, Founder at Wolfpack Research, Drew Littman, Policy Director at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, and former Chief of Staff for Senator Al Franken, Brian Darling, former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs, and Michael Kinch, Director of the Centers for Research Innovation in Biotech and Drug Discovery at Washington University in St. Louis.

On today's show we talk with expert on Senate procedures Brian Darling about the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the fight to replace her on the Supreme Court.

Guests: Tyler Pager, Bloomberg national politics reporter, Jeff Weaver, former Senior Advisor for Bernie Sanders 2020 campaign and former campaign manager for Bernie Sanders in 2016, Josh Galper, co-founder and partner of public relations firm Trident DMG and the law firm Davis, Goldberg & Galper, and a former DNC convention speechwriter, and Brian Darling, former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. Kevin also spoke to Keith Krach, U.S. Undersecretary of State for Economic Growth about the letter he sent asking colleges and universities to divest from Chinese holdings in their endowments.

Guests: Tyler Pager, Bloomberg national politics reporter, Jeff Weaver, former Senior Advisor for Bernie Sanders 2020 campaign and former campaign manager for Bernie Sanders in 2016, Josh Galper, co-founder and partner of public relations firm Trident DMG and the law firm Davis, Goldberg & Galper, and a former DNC convention speechwriter, and Brian Darling, former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. Kevin also spoke to Keith Krach, U.S. Undersecretary of State for Economic Growth about the letter he sent asking colleges and universities to divest from Chinese holdings in their endowments.

Guests: Jordan Fabian, Bloomberg White House reporter, Greg Brower, Partner at Brownstein, Hyatt, Farber, Schreck and Co-chair of the Government Investigations & White Collar Defense practice, Brian Darling, former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs, and Dr. Lara Brown, Director of the Graduate School of Political Management at George Washington University and author of the new book "Amateur Hour: Presidential Character and the Question of Leadership."

Guests: Jordan Fabian, Bloomberg White House reporter, Greg Brower, Partner at Brownstein, Hyatt, Farber, Schreck and Co-chair of the Government Investigations & White Collar Defense practice, Brian Darling, former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs, and Dr. Lara Brown, Director of the Graduate School of Political Management at George Washington University and author of the new book "Amateur Hour: Presidential Character and the Question of Leadership."

Brian Darling, President of Liberty Government Affairs and longtime senate counsel & comms guru, joins the Boys to talk about bets related to: - The Alabama GOP Senate primary - Elizabeth Warren's VP bid - Lindsey Graham's re-election campaign - The Libertarian Party's nomination process And more.

On today's podcast we're joined by political consultant and former Rand Paul advisor Brian Darling to discuss Senator Paul's viral statement about the insanity of keeping schools closed for the rest of the year. We also get into the new HEROES Act from Nancy Pelosi and its $3 trillion price tag, and whether fan-less professional sports would work.

Guests: Congressman Chip Roy, a Texas Republican representing the 21st district, Billy Martin III, owner of Billy Martin’s Tavern, Brian Darling, former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs, and Max Burns, Democratic Strategist; Contributor at The Daily Beast and The Independent. 

Guests: Congressman Chip Roy, a Texas Republican representing the 21st district, Billy Martin III, owner of Billy Martin’s Tavern, Brian Darling, former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs, and Max Burns, Democratic Strategist; Contributor at The Daily Beast and The Independent. 

On the Friday interview edition of the Daily Daily Caller Podcast we talk with Brian Darling about bailouts, Bernie, and whether or not politicians and pundits can pump the brakes for a minute on the garbage attacks until we get ahold of things regarding the coronavirus. We are in the midst of a crisis that threatens people's physical and financial health, not to mention the country's, and still many in politics are looking to score cheap points against their political opponents. Can't we take a break from that, at least for a few days? The government is about to pass something that will likely be the most important piece of legislation in the country's history and we have media and a political party preferring to parrot Chinese communist talking points and blame the administration for not having a test for 330 million Americans when we don't need a test for 330 million Americans. Unless you have a time machine, playing this game now makes no sense when the focus should be on getting through this as best we can. There will be plenty of time for the blame game later, how about being Americans right now? We get into it all with Brian Darling.

On today's show we discuss how, in the face of a crisis, stupid people can't help but continue to be stupid. We also discuss the emergency measures Congress is debating and whether or not they'll hurt or help. When things are bad, most people rise to the occasion. Some people, on the other hand, sink back into the comfort of their stupidity. We have reporters parroting Chinese communist government talking points and actress Vanessa Hudgens winning the award for the dumbest video on the internet. If stupidity were a defense against the coronavirus, these people would be just fine. We have all the audio. Then we talked with Congressional expert Brian Darling about the emergency legislation Congress is debating and whether or not any of the ideas being discussed will work. We also get a report on what life is like in isolation with 3 kids and how the grocery stores are where Brian lives.

Moving around the world, playing wide out for the Hoyas, washing cars, driving UPS truck, practicing law, running for public office, and now confronting cancer head on. Brian Darling is now facing his biggest challenge. He shares with us how with the help of mindset, nutrition, exercise, spirituality, and the Black Flag Fam he has been able to feel the best he has, and how this has provided an opportunity for him to evaluate the imbalances in his life. This is a must listen for everyone. 

On the Friday interview edition of the Daily Daily Caller Podcast we cover the end of the question and answer section of the Senate impeachment trial and talk with Senate procedures expert Brian Darling about all of it. We will find out today whether the impeachment trial ends or continues to limp forward toward its inevitable conclusion. In the final day of questions, Democrats claimed the Steele dossier, which was compiled by a foreign agent with the help of Russian intelligence agents, was not "foreign meddling" because the Clinton campaign paid for it, and Elizabeth Warren asked one of the dumbest question in the history of questions. We have all the audio and get into everything.

Panel guests: Al Mottur, Partner at Brownstein, Hyatt, Farber & Schreck and Brian Darling, former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. Kevin also spoke to Heath Tarbert, Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in an exclusive interview about the release of a new plan for limiting the size of bets that hedge funds and other traders can make on derivatives tied to various commodities.

Panel guests: Al Mottur, Partner at Brownstein, Hyatt, Farber & Schreck and Brian Darling, former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. Kevin also spoke to Heath Tarbert, Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in an exclusive interview about the release of a new plan for limiting the size of bets that hedge funds and other traders can make on derivatives tied to various commodities.

Guests: Jonathan Kott, former senior advisor to Senator Joe Manchin and President of Majority Makers and Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Senator Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs.

Guests: Jonathan Kott, former senior advisor to Senator Joe Manchin and President of Majority Makers and Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Senator Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs.

Kevin spoke with Adam Hodge, Ariel Investments Senior Vice President, and Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. The House Intelligence Committee held its second public hearing today to hear testimony by former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, who was removed from that post in May by President Donald Trump.

Kevin spoke with Adam Hodge, Ariel Investments Senior Vice President, and Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. The House Intelligence Committee held its second public hearing today to hear testimony by former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, who was removed from that post in May by President Donald Trump.

Yup. Brian Darling is at it again y'all! His Townhall.com article is excellent and hopefully, the White House has read it thoroughly. Super cool how the Japanese have built a neutrino detector into a mountain and are using it to predict when black holes will collapse and then go supernova!!! Super K looks like something straight out of the sci fi movie universe. Have a fantastic weekend!! Donate to support the show here: paypal.me/stacyontheright Or join our Patreon: patreon.com/stacyontheright Thanks and God Bless ya!! -- Spiritual Encouragement -- -- Stacy's Stash! -- For links to the articles and material referenced in this week's episode check out this week's page from our podcast dashboard! -- Get More Stacy -- Stacy's Blog (http://www.stacyontheright.com) Watch the show live, download previous episodes, and more Stacy! Contact Stacy stacy [at] stacyontheright.com -- Connect with Stacy -- Follow Stacy on Twitter (https://twitter.com/stacyontheright) Follow Stacy on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/stacyontheright971/)

Yup. Brian Darling is at it again y'all! His Townhall.com article is excellent and hopefully, the White House has read it thoroughly. Super cool how the Japanese have built a neutrino detector into a mountain and are using it to predict when black holes will collapse and then go supernova!!! Super K looks like something straight out of the sci fi movie universe. Have a fantastic weekend!! Donate to support the show here: paypal.me/stacyontheright Or join our Patreon: patreon.com/stacyontheright Thanks and God Bless ya!! -- Spiritual Encouragement -- -- Stacy's Stash! -- For links to the articles and material referenced in this week's episode check out this week's page from our podcast dashboard! -- Get More Stacy -- Stacy's Blog (http://www.stacyontheright.com) Watch the show live, download previous episodes, and more Stacy! Contact Stacy stacy [at] stacyontheright.com -- Connect with Stacy -- Follow Stacy on Twitter (https://twitter.com/stacyontheright) Follow Stacy on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/stacyontheright971/)

Moving around the world, playing wide out for the Hoyas, washing cars, driving UPS truck, practicing law, running for public office, and now confronting cancer head on. Brian Darling is now facing his biggest challenge. He shares with us how with the help of mindset, nutrition, exercise, spirituality, and the Black Flag Fam he has been able to feel the best he has, and how this has provided an opportunity for him to evaluate the imbalances in his life. This is a must listen for everyone. 

Kevin spoke with Luis Miranda, Former DNC Communications Director, and Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. They discussed China trade talks, recession risks, 2020 elections, the Taliban and gun legislation. Kevin also spoke with David Feder, co-author of "A Republic If You Can Keep It" with Justice Neil Gorsuch.

Kevin spoke with Luis Miranda, Former DNC Communications Director, and Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. They discussed China trade talks, recession risks, 2020 elections, the Taliban and gun legislation. Kevin also spoke with David Feder, co-author of "A Republic If You Can Keep It" with Justice Neil Gorsuch.

On the Friday interview edition of the Daily Daily Caller Podcast we get into the liberal freakout over "Queer Eye" host Karamo Brown calling Sean Spicer a "good guy." The Obamas drop $15 million on a Martha's Vineyard mansion, Bernie drops his $16.3 trillion "green new deal," and the difference between socialism and "democratic socialism" is no difference at all. Plus, we look back at the week with Republican Senate veteran Brian Darling. Barack and Michelle Obama are super-rich, and they're buying a mansion to live among the super-rich. The former first couple dropped $15 million on an ocean front pad on Martha's Vineyard, which seems odd if they really believe climate change is going to flood the coasts. We discuss how liberals freak out over any diplomats staying in a Trump hotel, like the cost of a room for a couple of nights is going to sway a multi-billionaire, but have no problem with Democrats making the GDP of a small country off their "public service." Bernie Sanders has a plan, his own "green new deal," to create 20 million jobs and save the planet (and the Obamas' new beach pad) for the mere cost of $16.3 trillion. What could go wrong? Karamo Brown is part of the just-announced cast of the new season of "Dancing With The Stars." The "Queer Eye" host made the unforgivable mistake of saying fellow cast member Sean Spicer, the former White House press secretary, was a "good guy." Liberals are not allowed to say nice things about conservatives, especially conservatives associated with President Trump. The liberal mob lost their minds as a bunch of "blue checkmark" Gestapo members, who were mostly white, attacked the black gay host for wrong-think. We get into how insane they are and how they demand absolute purity of thought to remain a liberal in good standing. Then we talk to MSNBC regular and long time Republican Hill staffer Brian Darling about the Democratic field and the media's bad week of freakouts over obvious jokes the President told that they didn't get.

Guests include Roger Fisk,Democratic Strategist; Obama Administration Alum (2009-2017); Former Senior Aide of Communication and Policy for Senator John Kerry, Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs, Shannon Petttypiece, Bloomberg News White House reporter, and Liz Harrington, Republican National Committee Spokesperson. They discussed President Donald Trump's visit to the U.K. and his press conference with British Prime Minister Theresa May. They also discussed tariffs, big tech companies and the 2020 elections.

Guests include Roger Fisk,Democratic Strategist; Obama Administration Alum (2009-2017); Former Senior Aide of Communication and Policy for Senator John Kerry, Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs, Shannon Petttypiece, Bloomberg News White House reporter, and Liz Harrington, Republican National Committee Spokesperson. They discussed President Donald Trump's visit to the U.K. and his press conference with British Prime Minister Theresa May. They also discussed tariffs, big tech companies and the 2020 elections.

May's teaser features #Brian Darling. This episode delves into what it meant to be an "out" teenager in the '80's. Congratulations go out to Brian on his recent marriage!

Kevin discussed the global rush to halt Boeing flights and new legislation aimed at monitoring sensitive university research by Chinese telecommunications gear makers Huawei and ZTE with guests Congressman Jim Banks, R-Indiana, Kurt Bardella, Democratic Political Columnist & Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul.

Kevin discussed the global rush to halt Boeing flights and new legislation aimed at monitoring sensitive university research by Chinese telecommunications gear makers Huawei and ZTE with guests Congressman Jim Banks, R-Indiana, Kurt Bardella, Democratic Political Columnist & Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul.

In the first half of this consolidated episode, Jerry Kegel and Mitch Teich joins us to discuss how it feels getting old, some of our worst injuries, along with a heart-warming story of Jerry's kindness to a friend in need. For the second half, Brian Darling stops by the show after joining Chris at their High School reunion. He talks about the good ol' days, what brought him out to California and what he's been doing now. Enjoy!

Brian Darling stops by the show after joining Chris at their High School reunion. He talks about the good ol' days, what brought him out to California and what he's been doing now. Enjoy!

Stoke draw 2-2 with Man United, meaning Dave and Chris are in good spirits. There's praise all over the shop for a superb Stoke display, and chat about everything from our front three to Mike Parry's stupid head. In addition, we have a chat with Brian Darling, author of new Stoke book 'Glory Hunter', Jason Martin delivers an academy update and James Knowles lets us know what's happening with the women's team. Theme tune: @DIVENIREUK Glory Hunter book: @GloryHunterBook @wizardsofdrivel // facebook.com/wizardsofdrivel // patreon.com/wizardsofdrivel // instagram.com/wizardsofdrivelpodcast

WBAL NewsRadio 1090 hosted a town hall with a number of WBAL listeners to discuss President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office. The discussion was hosted by WBAL's C4 and Derek Hunter and feature guest panelists Brian Darling of the Heritage Foundation, Senior Editor at Conservative Review Daniel Horowitz, Maryland State Senator Jim Brochin and former Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman. Research support was provided by Dr. Mileah Kromer, Director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center and associate professor of political science at Goucher College.

It's Episode 24 of The Clarified Realty Podcast and Tom and Ron hit the ground running with a discussion about the difficulty companies in Los Angeles are having hiring employees due to the high cost of housing here. They discuss various ways that governments can help -- by changing zoning laws so that more inventory can be built, bringing prices down. They then bring in their guest, Brian Darling. Brian is a business manager and owner of Darling Business Management. We start off with a conversation about how someone finds that they need a business manager and how he gets to know the idiosyncrasies of each of his clients. He then talks to us about his role he takes with his clients when they tell him that they wish to purchase a house. We then discuss how working with artists and creative people is completely different that working with others -- and how they very often want others to deal with the details of their business. We finish up by talking about Brian's work with the LGBT community and if he approaches his work with them any differently. This is another really interesting episode and we hope that you'll give it a listen and tell us what you think in the comments. And if you like what you've heard, we'd really appreciate it if you could take a moment and review it on iTunes!    

Jennifer Hill asks celebrity Business Manager, Brian Darling, how people can manage the business of their lives more effectively in 2017? Brian offers four steps to taking control of one’s financial future and gives advice on making long-term plans that will prevent having to work past retirement. briandarling.com Brian Darling been a Celebrity Business Manager and money expert since 1988. His specialty areas of expertise are complete and accurate financial organization & daily cash management for High Net Worth clients, Actors, Directors, Agents, Writers, Producers and other Entertainment entities, Professional Athletes, News Anchors & Media Professionals & Family Offices. He acts as your "Financial Quarterback" and puts all the pieces together, always focusing on each individual's specific needs. He assists clients to ensure smooth and efficient daily financial operations. He is highly detail oriented and client focused. He always has his eye on his client's bottom line.

Jennifer Hill asks celebrity Business Manager, Brian Darling, how people can manage the business of their lives more effectively in 2017? Brian offers four steps to taking control of one’s financial future and gives advice on making long-term plans that will prevent having to work past retirement. briandarling.com Brian Darling been a Celebrity Business Manager and money expert since 1988. His specialty areas of expertise are complete and accurate financial organization & daily cash management for High Net Worth clients, Actors, Directors, Agents, Writers, Producers and other Entertainment entities, Professional Athletes, News Anchors & Media Professionals & Family Offices. He acts as your "Financial Quarterback" and puts all the pieces together, always focusing on each individual's specific needs. He assists clients to ensure smooth and efficient daily financial operations. He is highly detail oriented and client focused. He always has his eye on his client's bottom line.

Warning: Explicit language In Episode 26 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks, and Sam Knight battle over who won Wednesday night’s debate in Las Vegas, where the two candidates stand heading into the last leg of the election, and what we learned about the Democratic nominee and her inner circle courtesy of some leaked emails. Round 1 Brian Darling has a new piece up on the cite outlining 4 reasons Trump could still win the election. The guys discuss whether he has a point … or completely lost his mind. Round 2 Wind energy is booming in a handful of red states thanks to some help from the federal government. The guys hash it out over whether or not your tax dollars ought to be going to fund these sorts of green projects, or whether market forces should drive the future of energy. About The Show Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the Right versus two on the Left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of CR is the moderator and producer of the podcast.

Warning: Explicit language In Episode 26 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks, and Sam Knight battle over who won Wednesday night’s debate in Las Vegas, where the two candidates stand heading into the last leg of the election, and what we learned about the Democrat nominee and her inner circle courtesy of some leaked emails. Round 1 Who won the second presidential debate Wednesday night in Las Vegas? Will Trump’s performance be enough to turn his numbers around before the election? Round 2 What do the recent WikiLeaks email dumps show us about the Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton, and her fitness to be president? Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the Right versus two on the Left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of CR is the moderator and producer of the podcast.

Warning: Explicit language In Episode 25 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight battled over where Donald Trump should go from here, how he did in the debates and what the recent release of lewd footage about Donald Trump says about his chances in over the next month. Round 1 centered around who won the second presidential debate Sunday night in St. Louis. Round 2 focused on the tape itself, what it says about Trump’s character and what it means for congressional republicans running for re-election. Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the Right versus two on the Left.  Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,”  Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of CR is the producer and the moderator of the podcast.

Warning: Explicit language In Episode 24 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight battled over who won Tuesday night's vice presidential debate and what recent revelations about Donald Trump’s taxes tell potential voters about his candidacy, if anything. Round 1 centered around whether Senator Tim Kaine or Governor Mike Pence won Tuesday night’s VP presidential debate, with a surprising 3-1 vote split on the winner, and what Kaine and Pence’s stances on foreign policy and abortion could mean for their respective running mates in November. Round 2 centered around the recent New York Times story about Donald Trump’s 1995 tax returns and what that means for Trump’s business narrative, as well as a similar-yet-underreported story about Hillary Clinton from two years ago. Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the Right versus two on the Left.  Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,”  Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of CR is the producer and the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 23 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight battled over who won Monday night's presidential debate. The three rounds covered the economy, national security, and what this means for the campaign trail leading into the next debate on October 9. Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the Right versus two on the Left.  Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,”  Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 22 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight argued and discussed whether the bombings over the weekend will impact the elections, the upcoming presidential debates and single payer health care.    Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left.  Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,”  Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel.  Nate Madden of Conservative Review is the producer the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 21 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight battled over whether Hillary fumbled away the election with her “basket of deplorables” comment, Snowden’s viability for an Obama pardon and whether blocking oil pipelines will save the planet from fossil fuels.   Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 20 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight battled over whether Colin Kaepernick’s of the San Francisco 49ers was making a stand or standing on the U.S. flag, the latest Anthony Weiner antics and whether laws were broken when the EpiPen hiked prices.   Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

Hillary Clinton addressed the fringe, internet-based ideology known as the “Alt-Right” in a speech Thursday, but does she run the risk of actually promoting the group’s retrograde ideology? Also, by attaching Trump to the Alt-Right, Clinton may actually be giving cover to traditional Republicans who’ve also peddled the same garbage.Also, the TPP looks dead! For now. We talk about what Mitch McConnell said on Thursday about the agreement and the Lame Duck Session.Then, Conservative Review’s Brian Darling joins us to make the argument that Trump is actually running for president, and not just positioning himself to launch a media enterprise or fatten his bank account. We’ll see about that. And finally, what better use of newly-unfrozen waters in fragile arctic territory than a luxury cruise? We talk about the opening of the Northwest Passage, in the Sludge Report. Then, it’s Friday, so we throw someone in the garbage can.

Hillary Clinton addressed the fringe, internet-based ideology known as the “Alt-Right” in a speech Thursday, but does she run the risk of actually promoting the group’s retrograde ideology? Also, by attaching Trump to the Alt-Right, Clinton may actually be giving cover to traditional Republicans who’ve also peddled the same garbage.Also, the TPP looks dead! For now. We talk about what Mitch McConnell said on Thursday about the agreement and the Lame Duck Session.Then, Conservative Review’s Brian Darling joins us to make the argument that Trump is actually running for president, and not just positioning himself to launch a media enterprise or fatten his bank account. We’ll see about that. And finally, what better use of newly-unfrozen waters in fragile arctic territory than a luxury cruise? We talk about the opening of the Northwest Passage, in the Sludge Report. Then, it’s Friday, so we throw someone in the garbage can.

In Episode 19 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight battled over the electability of Trump and President Obama’s order to shut down privately run federal prisons.   Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 18 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight battled over the economic plans of Hillary versus Trump and federally funded space travel.   Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

WARNING: Explicit language throughout In Episode 17 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight did it live. We had our first live taped to podcast event at O’Sullivan’s Irish Pub in Arlington, VA. It was a blast.  Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 16 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight debated the Cruz performance at the Republican convention and the banking regulatory law Glass-Steagall. Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

  In Episode 15 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight debated a bill that was signed into law aimed at fighting opioid addiction and who are the best Members of Congress.   Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 14 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight and Nate Madden debated Hillary Clinton dodging prosecution for her email scandal. Also debated was the tricky issue of the proper way to score lost revenues to the government as a result of tax cut proposals. Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 13 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight and Nate Madden battled over legislation to solve the financial crisis in Puerto Rico and whether the Benghazi Report had details that hurt Hillary’s chances for President.   Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 12 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight and Nate Madden battled over whether regulating the Internet in the name of “Net Neutrality” is good or bad. We also debated the big issue of the week – the sit-in in the House of Representatives for the proposition of “No Fly, No Buy” gun control bill.  Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray (editor of The Ideas Factory) worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.   Feel free to follow us on Twitter @CapFightClub and email us at CapitolFightClub@gmail.com if you want to contact the show. Thanks for listening.

In Episode 11 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight and Nate Madden went toe-to- toe over whether we need gun control or less refugees and asylum seekers from nations that are incubators of terrorism, before delving into the issue of for-profit colleges in light of recent scandals associated with both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

In Episode 9 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight and Nate Madden battled over Dodd-Frank repeal, whether Republicans regret blocking Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) to be head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the irrational #NeverTrump movement.

In Episode 9 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight and Nate Madden battled over the whether the government should dedicate more resources to fight climate change and whether anti-Trump protesters deserve praise or a punch in the face.

In Episode 8 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight and Nate Madden battled over the Federal Elections Commission’s (FEC) ruling this past week on an alleged campaign finance violation by a coal company during the Romney campaign and whether Facebook discriminates against conservatives. Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray worked for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 7 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight and Nate Madden battled over Obama’s regulatory state and Hillary v Trump on guns.  Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray worked for Sen. Paul and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

In Episode 6 of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight and Nate Madden battled over postal banking and the idea that Republicans have won the first segment of POTUS 2016 with a vibrant and diverse bank of candidates making the case for #NeverHillary

In the fifth episode of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks and Sam Knight and Nate Madden battled over #NeverTrump versus #NeverHillary. They also discussed whether the Consumer Financial Protection Bureua (CFPB) protects consumers – or hurts them. Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face-off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray worked for Sen. Paul and both write for Conservative Review. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden of @CR is the ref and the moderator of the podcast.

  In the second episode of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks, Sam Knight and Nate Madden battled over taxing Wall Street and whether to defund the Clean Water Act. Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling and Gray worked for Sen. Paul. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Nate Madden is the ref and the moderator of the podcast. Round 1  The first segment was all about sin taxes and whether it would be a smart policy to tax high frequency trading on Wall Street. The hook for the segment was Sam Knight’s piece “Despite Proposing Rule Last Fall, CFTC Lacks Resources to Oversee High Frequency Trading” at the District Sentinel published April 12, 2016. The Sams want to tax as a means to raise cash and deter high frequency trading. The freedom lovers argued that the proper role of taxation is to merely raise enough money to run a very small government – not to social engineering.   Round 2 The second segment was a debate on the idea that Congressional Republicans should use the power of the purse to defund the Clean Water Act, because average landowners are being bullied by the government when they try to fill in water on their own private property. Gray wrote a piece titled “The One Thuggish Regulation McConnell Needs To Defund Now” on April 7, 2016. The Sams thought it was madness to argue for defunding an environmental regulation. Gray provided a hard core defense of small government and the idea that landowners should not be regulated by bureaucrats from far away D.C. – and threatened with jail time for filling in some standing water on their private property.  Another fun debate that got hot late in the episode. No agreement but another great debate for you to enjoy.

Capitol Fight Club – Voter ID Laws and Bernie v Trump’s Foreign Policy By John Gray, Brian Darling and Nate Madden In the premier episode of Capitol Fight Club, John Gray, Brian Darling, Sam Sacks, Sam Knight and Nate Madden battled over voter ID laws and who has a better foreign policy – Bernie or Donald Trump. Capitol Fight Club is a weekly face off between two political insiders on the right versus two on the left. Darling is a conservative libertarian who worked in the Senate for years, including a two year hitch with Sen. Rand Paul. Gray worked for Sen. Paul too and worked on the House side for the Budget Committee. Nate Madden is the ref and the moderator of the podcast. Our progressive friends, “The Sams,” Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, are the co-founders of the progressive blog The District Sentinel. Great blog and a good way to see how the other side thinks. Round 1 In Round 1 we battled over the idea of whether voter ID laws are suppressing voters from showing up. We reference the election in Wisconsin where the voters were felling the Bern. Brian and John, although not in love with Americans being forced to run around with a National ID card, made the case that liberals use this issues to play the race card against Republicans. Sam Sacks made an impassioned case that it is time to abolish these laws and force the federal government to defend the right to vote. Round 2 Round 2 was a segment dedicated to John Gray’s piece in Conservative Review titled, “Trump is Right, America is funding the Defense of the Free World.” We used that piece to battle between the Bernie foreign policy of a war against Global …. Warming versus Trump’s tough talk about how to defeat Islamic Extremists. Although the libertarians and progressives are all against nation building, they disagreed about who would be a better leader. It was an exciting bout and we expect the next episode to draw some blood and for all to leave with a few bruised egos. Hope you enjoy.

We are at 205 deaths at this point in 2015 and the interim police commissioner admitted on Fox News that one of the reasons for the uptick was the looting of pharmacy's during the riots. Plus it is the week in review with guest Brian Darling.

Newt Gingrich accuses Mitt Romney of “carpet bombing”. New polls are released as Florida gets set for their primary tomorrow. Brian Darling on President Obama's “wait and see” plan for the United States.

President Obama and the race card. The SDSU Republicans make a list of professors. Brian Darling joins Mark to talk about the change in President Obama's Chief of Staff.

Brian Darling from the Heritage Foundation joins Mark to discuss the upcoming Super Committee deadline. Inga Barks also joins to discuss the future of high speed in California. Finally James Hirsen from Hirsen on Hollywood joins for his weekly pop culture update. Listen now!

Carl DeMaio calls in to talk water rates and other local issues. And will the Mt Soledad Cross prevail in the 9th Circuit Court? Brian Darling from the Heritage Foundation also joins. Don't miss a minute!

It is another Manic Monday on the Mark Larson Show. Chief Bill Lansdowne discusses the recent Occupy San Diego event. Brian Darling also joins to talk to Obamas jobs Bill. Listen now!

On this edition of The Mark Larson Show...what happens when tomatoes attack!?! Brian Darling from the Heritage Foundation joins to discuss Taxes and class warfare. Plus the latest news out of the Super Committee. Listen now!

Mark talk to City Council Member Carl DeMaio about City funding issues. Obama cancels a Speech as the markets continue to fluctuate up and down. Brian Darling from the Heritage Foundation discusses Congress on vacation, ideas on reforming the tax code, and the stumbling economy. Listen now!

Andrew Breitbart on the new debt deal and budget cuts, more on military defense cuts for new debt deal, Brian Darling on debt deal process.

Topics in this hour; The debt deal reached over the weekend,the reaction to Obama and the new deal, Brian Darling on how the deal got finished and Al Sharpton might possibly be getting a show on MSNBC.

San Diego Schools districts continue to face budget challenges. How will they cope? Brian Darling from the Heritage Foundation joins to discuss Obamas White House campaign. Entertainer Freida Payne also joins. Listen now!

Charlie Sheen wants more money. Is he under paid? Plus do San Diego schools really need advance in funds from 2017? Brian Darling talks with Mark about a possible Congress shut down of the government. Listen now!

It's Monday and Mark has his thoughts on The weekends happenings including the Aztecs painful loss and Sunday nights Oscars Ceremony. As Congress returns to work will they consider a possible shutdown? Brian Darling shares his thoughts on the matter. And will the Mayor cut free trash pick up for some residents? Listen now!

Hear about the surprising Dr. Laura story in the news today. Plus are Obamas funding cuts directed at NASA a good idea? Brian Darling from the Heritage Foundation joins Mark to discuss the new congress. Listen now!

California owes the Federal Government 326 million dollars. Where are we going to come up with that much cash? And watch out...The CHP is out for revenue! Brian Darling from the Heritage Foundation joins Mark to talk about the new congress. Plus Mehran Aram gives a mortgage Update. Listen now!

Ronald Reagan JR has a new book out and it could prove to be controversial. Plus the latest on the Laughner trial in Arizona and its possible move to San Diego. Star Parker joins Mark to discuss Martin Luther Kings legacy...Brian Darling from the Heritage Foundation also joins. Listen now!

Is the owner of the famed Escondido Bomb house really suing the County? And Mark cheers as Nancy Pelosi hands over her gavel. Plus don't miss Brian Darling from the Heritage Foundation with the surprising benefits of reading the Constitution. Listen now!

Sheriff Bill Gore joins Mark to talk about the bomb house. Brian Darling and Gary Cooper also join. Don't miss the final hour from this week of the Mark Larson Show!

In this episode, Bob is joined by Brian Darling of the Heritage Foundation, one of America?s great conservative Libertarian think tanks. They discuss earmarks such as Lobster Institute and Rat Island and explain how easy and painless it is to balance the budget and cure deficit spending ? - without raising taxes. Who needs a President?s Deficit Reduction Commission when we?ve got Bob Zadek??