Dinesh D'Souza

In this episode, Dinesh reveals what’s in the Senate border bill and why it’s pure poison. Dinesh asks whether it’s possible to rationally persuade progressives who are deeply indoctrinated with woke ideology and suggests how we can do it. A concerned father, Dennis Hannon, joins Dinesh to talk about why he was helpless to prevent his son from taking puberty blockers in order to transition into a girl.

In this episode, Dinesh asks whether Taylor Swift is part of a Democratic operation to help Joe Biden get elected, or whether there is something else going on for Republicans to learn from. Actor and producer Nick Searcy joins Dinesh to discuss the new film “America Invaded.”

In this episode, Dinesh examines the peculiar psychology of Trump, a man who forges ahead while facing a degree of prosecution and persecution that would cause a normal person to go into the fetal position. Debbie and Dinesh discuss how troubles brew around the world when Democrats are in charge, what in the world were Fani Willis and Nathan Wade thinking, and what’s going to come of the idea of planting chips inside people’s heads.

In this episode, Dinesh discusses the issues that will define the 2024 election and whether Biden is likely to remain on the ticket. Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick joins Dinesh to talk about how Texas can help thwart Biden’s effort to flood the country with illegal aliens. Dinesh begins making the case for Douglas in his discussion of the Lincoln-Douglas debates.

In this episode, Dinesh reveals the extraordinary phenomenon of large numbers of United Nations refugee staff either directly participating in the October 7 Hamas attack or being closely connected with pro-terrorist forces and institutions. Congressman Wesley Hunt of Texas joins Dinesh to talk about Biden’s foreign policy and how Republicans can win in 2024. Dinesh continues his introduction to Harry Jaffa’s “Crisis of the House Divided,” a classic study of the Lincoln-Douglas debates.

In this episode, Dinesh discusses the death of our soldiers in Jordan, and whether—and how—Iran should be held accountable for its aggression. Former Texas GOP chair and retired Army Lt. Col. Allen West joins Dinesh to talk about U.S. options in the Middle East, and how to thwart Biden’s nefarious border schemes.

In this episode, Dinesh discusses Joe Biden’s scheme to conceal his border insanity by claiming to be the guy who is taking action to secure the border. Dinesh reviews the surreal jury verdict in E. Jean Carroll’s suit against Trump, arguing that it signals a massive breakdown of law that imperils us all. Texas House GOP candidate Wayne Richard joins Dinesh to clarify the stakes in the great divide between MAGA Republicans and the party establishment. Dinesh begins a discussion of the Lincoln-Douglas debates through an examination of Harry Jaffa’s classic work, “Crisis of the House Divided.”

In this episode, Dinesh comments on a Georgia case in which a software expert revealed how machine votes could be tampered with and vote totals altered. Dinesh and Debbie discuss why the post office can’t seem to do its job and the mounting problem of airline safety in an age of DEI.

In this episode, Dinesh discusses why several swing-state GOPs are desperately low on money and traces the problem to Ronna McDaniel’s RNC and a destructive issue between the party’s donors and its base. Josh Hammer, editor at Newsweek, joins Dinesh to discuss the latest news from Israel, including Hamas’s use of human shields and the moral question who is responsible for the deaths of civilians in Gaza.

In this episode, Dinesh discusses the new civil rights agenda put forward by Chris Rufo. Dinesh makes the case for why the Harvard Corporation should resign and makes its own conduct a case study for mismanagement at Harvard Business School. Josie Glabach, host of “Spaces with Josie,” joins Dinesh to talk about the prosecution of Daniel Penny and the problem for today’s Good Samaritans.

In this episode, Dinesh asks why January 6 defendants go to jail for deleting evidence while the January 6 Committee can delete large bodies of evidence with apparent impunity? Pollster Stacy McCain of the Rasmussen Survey joins Dinesh to talk about important trends in public opinion that bear on the GOP primary, election integrity and the outcome of the 2024 presidential election. Dinesh explores whether stereotypes are as inaccurate as the media tells us, or whether they bear a fairly close relationship to reality.

In this episode, Dinesh explores the significance of Ron DeSantis’s withdrawal and examines the case for and against a Trump-DeSantis ticket. Dinesh reveals why Fani Willis’s defense that she treated her boyfriend no differently than other lawyers on the case doesn’t hold up. Political and theological commentator William Wolfe joins Dinesh to discuss Beth Moore’s startling claim that “Christian nationalism” and “Christian” are two distinct and not necessarily compatible concepts.

In this episode, Dinesh discusses a new study on the origins of Covid and revisits some classic Covid lies from government authorities. Debbie and Dinesh discuss Houthi terrorism and the two missing Navy Seals, whether Texas has a right to secede over the unprotected border, and why our younger generation seems to have done nothing, discovered nothing and explored nothing.

In this episode, Dinesh responds to the Supreme Court debate over the extreme over-reach of the agencies of the federal government. Author and scholar Larry Taunton joins Dinesh from Davos to provide a first-hand report on the goings-on at the World Economic Forum. Dinesh begins his discussion of Eros in C.S. Lewis’s classic work “The Four Loves.”

In this episode, Dinesh reveals the new face of the Republican Party going into the 2024 election. Dinesh shows how the Left is panicking about Trump, and already making provision for “protecting” the country from a second Trump presidency. Chris Widener, CEO of the Red Referral Network, joins Dinesh to talk about the importance of GOP unity and how a parallel economy is an effective way to survive and even prevail in the ongoing culture wars.

In this episode, Dinesh considers Trump’s big win in the Iowa Caucus, and spells out the road ahead to the GOP nomination. Political consultant Roger Stone joins Dinesh to discuss election interference and the 2024 election.

In this episode, Dinesh analyzes the showdown between Texas and the Biden Administration over the porous southern border. Dinesh reveals how the 2024 election might be an eerie replay of the 1980 election in which a failed president Jimmy Carter took on Ronald Reagan. Conservative activist and commentator Gavin Wax joins Dinesh to talk about the Iowa Caucus and a forthcoming book “The Emerging Populist Majority.”

In this episode, Dinesh spells out three separate ways that GOP states can throw Biden off the ballot on the grounds that he participated in an “insurrection.” Debbie and Dinesh discuss whether the porous border is part of a conscious attempt at a “great replacement,” and also who exactly was running the Jeffrey Epstein blackmail operation. Dinesh continues his discussion of friendship, and C.S. Lewis’ key distinction between this type of love and eros or romantic love.

In this episode, Dinesh discusses Hunter Biden’s appearance before the GOP House, the problematic influence of DEI on airline safety, and other issues of the day. Allen Mashburn, candidate for Lt. Governor of North Carolina, joins Dinesh to talk about whether the presential primaries are over before they have even begun. Dinesh begins his discussion of Philia—the second type of love outlined in C.S. Lewis classic work “The Four Loves.”

In this episode, Dinesh covers Trump’s immunity claim in court and other news of the day. Jack Posobiec, senior editor of Human Events, joins Dinesh to explore the full story of the Jeffrey Epstein files. Dinesh exposes the downside of Storge—the first type of love outlined in C.S. Lewis’s classic work “The Four Loves.”

In this episode, Dinesh considers Biden’s strategy of making the 2024 election a referendum not on his record but rather on “saving democracy.” Dinesh reveals what the cancellation of William Penn portends for the country if the Left has its way. Bestselling author Joel Rosenberg joins Dinesh from Israel to talk about the war and its blowback.

In this episode, Dinesh examines entrepreneur Bill Ackman’s crusade against the hollow leadership of top universities, and the backlash this has provoked against his family. Dinesh asks whether Jeffrey Epstein was himself a pawn of intelligence agencies setting up an international blackmail operation. Attorney Mike Davis joins Dinesh to talk about the Supreme Court and the Colorado attempt to remove Trump from the 2024 ballot.

In this episode, Debbie and Dinesh discuss how the media conceals scandals involving Democrats prior to elections, the phenomenon of Javier Milei, and what progressive policies have done to America’s most beautiful state. Dinesh also explores the various types of love outlined in C.S. Lewis’ classic work “The Four Loves.”

In this episode, Dinesh examines a new Trump document detailing shocking election violations in 2020. Dinesh celebrates a big win in court for True the Vote, and spells out the implications. Historian Phil Magness joins Dinesh to talk about Harvard, plagiarism and the departure of Claudine Gay.

In this episode, Dinesh celebrates the downfall of Harvard president Claudine Gay, and explains how this unexpected result came about. Dinesh reviews an important article on how scientific publishing is now under siege from the malign DEI activists. Irene Armendariz-Jackson, GOP congressional candidate in Texas, joins Dinesh to discuss the larger implications of our border crisis. Dinesh concludes his discussion of Solzhenitsyn’s “Gulag Archipelago.”