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Comedy Legend Joe Piscopo Joins the Line Drive Podcast

Cowardly Biden Coddles Pro-Hamas Protests

The bogus New York trial of Donald Trump gets underway, and he receives a wildly different welcome on the streets of NYC than Joe Biden got in a Philadelphia Wawa store. Plus, NPR is hopelessly leftist and their new CEO is just as kooky as you would expect.

Roberto Clemente, Jr. on his dad's life, career & legacy - Line Drive Podcast

Tim Murtaugh celebrates the release of his book, ”Swing Hard in Case You Hit It: My Escape from Addiction and Shot at Redemption on the Trump Campaign,” which is about politics and his years-long battle with alcohol. Plus, the media once again lies about something President Trump said on the campaign trail. Purchase here: https://www.amazon.com/Swing-Hard-Case-You-Hit/dp/B0CH6T4WSS/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1701887812&sr=8-3

NBC hired former RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel on a Friday and fired her by Tuesday after the raging leftists who staff the network pitched a hissyfit. Plus, Trump has his insane bond amount reduced by abut 2/3. And, Biden parties with celebrities in NYC while Trump goes to the wake of a NY cop killed in the line of duty. Quite a contrast.

The New York Attorney General is preparing to seize assets belonging to Donald Trump to pay the fine from the bogus fraud case filed against him. Plus, AOC embarrasses herself by not knowing what RICO is, and the entire media goes crazy over the "bloodbath" hoax. Tim, Hogan & Sonny discuss.

Incredibly, President Joe Biden has apologized for using the word "illegal" to describe the illegal alien who police say killed 22-year-old nursing student Laken Riley in Georgia last month. In extracting that apology, the Left has demonstrated their power over Biden, who is now suffering from a disastrous State of the Union address. Plus, Trump sees some charges dismissed. Special guest Kaelan Dorr sits in and gives his opinions on Kate Middleton's Photoshop techniques.

Tim Murtaugh, Hogan Gidley & Sonny Joy Nelson tear into Joe Biden's State of the Union address as a divisive, angry speech that was aimed at the far left, rather than all Americans.

Tim, Hogan & Sonny update the GOP primary and look ahead to Super Tuesday. Mitch McConnell is stepping down as Republican Senate Leader. The border crisis takes center stage, and Hunter Biden testifies on Capitol Hill.

Rumble, Locals & UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh are suing New York state over their new anti-speech law, with AG Letitia James as the defendant. Hear from Volokh, the lead plaintiff.

As revealed on an earlier show, co-host Sonny Joy Nelson had never seen the classic Bill Murray movie Groundhog Day -- until now.

Former Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen joins the Line Drive Podcast to talk about the Super Bowl, and also weigh in on the terrible policies of the Biden administration.

Trump co-campaign manager Chris LaCivita says ”it’s gonna be embarrassing” for Nikki Haley in her home state of South Carolina after the former president won both the Iowa and New Hampshire GOP primaries in dominating fashion. LaCivita talks Biden, general election strategies and issues, and how the campaign is preparing to deal with Big Tech’s bias. Plus, a prediction about the various legal issues Trump currently faces.

Veteran New Hampshire-based reporter Paul Steinhauser, now of Fox News, gives a tour of the landscape before the January 23rd GOP primary. Assuming Trump wins, how wide is the margin, and what do Nikki Haley & Ron DeSantis have to do to survive? Where do Christie and Ramaswamy factor in? Expert analysis, only on the Line Drive Podcast.

Claudine Gay, the now-former president of Harvard, resigned this week following a plagiarism scandal that proved impossible for her to escape. Tim, Sonny & Hogan speak to Aaron Sibarium, a journalist at the Washington Free Beacon, whose reporting caused an upheaval at one of the most prestigious universities in the world.

Sonny, Hogan & Tim each rank their personal top 5 Christmas movies of all time, and no, no one said Die Hard.

The House has formally opened an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden and the national media willfully disregards all evidence that is begging for further investigation. At the same time, Hunter Biden failed to obey a Congressional subpoena. Meanwhile, Tim Murtaugh has written a book about life on the 2020 Trump campaign and his own personal battle with alcohol, which he managed to kick in 2015 - "Swing Hard in Case You Hit It" available on Amazon now, to be released on April 2, 2024.

Hunter Biden is indicted for tax evasion, but what does that mean for his father the President? And what did the 4th GOP primary debate (without Trump) accomplish? Plus, the presidents of elite universities shame themselves by failing to condemn calls for the genocide of Jews on campus.

Does the debate between Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis & California Gov. Gavin Newsom matter? What impact does it have on the 2024 presidential election, if any? Also, who picks on a 9-year-old football fan in Kansas City Chiefs facepaint? And what's the best television show of all time?

Why spend money with people who hate you? That's the driving premise behind Public Square, the conservative answer to Amazon that promises to "bring you the best products from people that respect life, family, and freedom." Tim, Kaelan & Sonny welcome Public Square CEO Michael Seifert.

MLB restored the All-Star Game to Atlanta two years after taking it away over allegedly racist voting laws, although the same laws are still on the books. What happened? Plus, leftist anti-Israel activists have lost their minds. Kaelan Dorr sit in with Sonny & Tim.

Democrats had a good time on Election Day 2023 in most places, so what does that mean looking ahead to 2024? What did the third Republican primary debate mean, and how about those fireworks between Vivek Ramaswamy and Nikki Haley? Plus, the media attacks Speaker Mike Johnson right out of the gate.

The one and only Salena Zito, just about the only journalist who saw the Trump victory coming in 2016, surveys the landscape heading into 2024. Plus, she also explains that when she's traveling for a story, she never flies - always drives.

Conservative thinker, author & filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza joins the show to discuss his new movie, "Police State," which examines the increasingly alarming state of affairs in the United States. Premieres in theaters on October 23 & 25,. and online on October 27. Find out more at https://policestatefilm.net/.