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Mike speaks to U.S Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) about The Government Shutdown, The New Modern Democrat Party and Trump's Presidency.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, October 17th, 2025. This week, Charlie Kirk posthumously receives the Medal of Freedom, Florida residents may get a break on taxes, New York City  hears the warning about Zohran Mamdhani, but will they listen.  Plus, the remaining hostages finally returned home to Israel after two long years.

That and more coming up on the Week in Review.

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Nancy Pelosi loses it on a young reporter, shouting “shut up!” when pressed about January 6. Meanwhile, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson shocks the nation by comparing black Americans to the disabled in Supreme Court arguments. As Democrats unravel and Fetterman becomes their most “normal” voice, Mike breaks down the left’s public meltdown and what it means for 2024.

Mike takes aim at The View after Cheryl Hines defends her husband, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., against Whoopi Goldberg and the panel’s jabs. Plus, investigative journalist Peter Schweizer exposes shocking foreign ties to NYC mayoral candidate Zoran Mamdani.

The hostages are home, peace has returned to the Middle East, and even Trump’s fiercest critics are running out of excuses. Mike dives into the moment the world changed—when a war reporter exposed Trump’s compassion, the Senate united to honor Charlie Kirk, and grace became the word America forgot.

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The Peace President prevails. The hostages are home, Israel is waving Trump flags, and the world stands stunned as Donald Trump achieves what no other president could—real peace in the Middle East. Mike unpacks the global reaction, from media shock to Charlemagne Tha God’s surprising praise, and even Al Sharpton being forced to admit the obvious. Plus, a fiery showdown in New York’s mayoral race with Curtis Sliwa taking on corruption, socialism, and chaos in the city that never sleeps.

President Trump’s historic peace deal shocks the world—freeing every hostage and ending wars across the Middle East—yet the Nobel Committee snubs him on a technicality. While the media mocks and twists the facts, Mike breaks down how Trump stopped eight wars in nine months and still can’t get credit. Plus, a viral airline controversy over a “Build Back Better My A**” hat ignites a debate on free speech and decency, and Letitia James—the Democrat who built her career on “getting Trump”—finds herself under indictment.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, October 10th, 2025. This week, there’s peace in the Middle East.  Plus a former footballer flips out, a candidate condones violence, and we’re all in for Curtis!

That and more coming up on the Week in Review.

President Trump shocks the world by brokering an historic peace deal between Israel and Hamas—ending two years of war, freeing every hostage, and silencing the media that called him a fascist. ABC and even MSNBC admit he pulled off what no president before him could. As the world celebrates and the Nobel Peace Prize looms, Trump’s critics scramble to rewrite the narrative while Israel rejoices and faith leaders call it nothing short of divine intervention.

As New York flirts with electing an Islamist mayor who praises the October 7 massacre, Pam Bondi takes a sledgehammer to the DOJ’s corruption—calling out Jack Smith’s illegal spying on Republican senators in a fiery Senate hearing. The media melts down, Trump’s enemies panic, and Mike Gallagher breaks down how the FBI’s “Operation Arctic Frost” exposed the deep rot in Washington. Plus, pro-Hamas rallies erupt in Manhattan, and the fight for truth and justice moves from Capitol Hill to the streets of America.

On the two-year anniversary of Hamas’s brutal attack, Mike Gallagher delivers a passionate defense of Israel — and a warning to those who forget what’s at stake in the fight against evil. From the streets of Gaza to the chaos of New York politics, Mike connects the dots between moral clarity abroad and moral decay at home. Plus, a shocking story of former NFL star Mark Sanchez’s violent spiral — and what it says about America’s anger problem.

Mike Gallagher returns from a short break with a reality check for America: when a Democrat Attorney General candidate openly fantasizes about political assassinations—and no one in his party condemns it—what does that say about where the Left has gone? From Virginia’s violent rhetoric to D.C.’s hypocrisy and Kamala’s revisionist history, Mike unpacks how the Democrat Party’s moral collapse has become impossible to ignore.

Joey Hudson sits in for Mike Gallagher as the government shutdown explodes into a fight over Democrats pushing health care for illegals. From Maxine Waters’ soundbites to Biden’s cue cards and Schumer’s spin, Republicans call out the chaos while listeners weigh in on who’s really paying the price.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, October 3rd, 2025. This week, Hillary Clinton opens up about white Christians, the government shuts down over healthcare, and New York City Mayor Eric Adams drops out of the race for re-election.

That and more coming up on the Week in Review.

Shutdown drama, cue cards in the Biden White House, and Democrats accused of pushing health care for illegals — Joey Hudson, filling in for Mike Gallagher, breaks it all down with no-nonsense commentary.

As the government shutdown hits, Democrats demand health care for illegals while blocking a deal to keep the lights on. J.D. Vance, Mike Johnson, and Donald Trump call them out, but Schumer doubles down. Listeners weigh in as frustration grows, and Hillary Clinton reemerges with a bitter attack that only fuels the divide.

At Quantico, Trump and Pete Hegseth call America’s military back to mission while Democrats double down on distractions. Curtis Sliwa fights uphill in New York’s mayoral race as loyalty splits the GOP. Rosie O’Donnell melts down on MSNBC, Nicole Wallace nods along, and the media proves once again they’ve lost their grip. From hotel thermostat hacks to D.C. chaos, the Mike Gallagher Show brings it all — unapologetic, unfiltered, and on fire.