The Scott Jennings Podcast

On today’s episode of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the political fallout from the midterm elections, including Democrat Scott Colom’s Senate victory in Mississippi and the challenges facing Republicans as they prepare to enter the congressional minority. Daily Wire reporter Jennie Taer joins the show to discuss her reporting on a controversial asylum case and questions surrounding immigration security. Congressman Tom Emmer shares the GOP’s strategy moving forward, while former Congressman Jim Matheson breaks down bipartisan permitting reform, rising electricity demand, and the impact of data centers on consumer costs. Plus, Senator Eric Schmitt discusses federal funding for law enforcement, Republican priorities, and what to expect from the incoming Democratic majority in Congress.

On today’s episode of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott honors America’s veterans on Veterans Day while examining the latest political battles in Washington, including the failed effort to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and the fallout from the midterm elections. He takes a closer look at New Jersey Democrat Adam Hamawy’s controversial past and the debate over a proposed Maryland data center, then welcomes Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders to discuss her new book, Unapologetic, her leadership, and the possibility of a 2028 presidential run. Kevin Wallsten joins the show to break down new college rankings and the state of higher education, while Tony Kinnett weighs in on the GOP’s leadership shake-up and the political road ahead. Scott also explores the fight over permitting reform and energy costs with former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, including the growing demand for electricity driven by AI and data centers and the role solar, battery storage, and other energy sources could play in meeting it.

On today’s episode of The Scott Jennings Show, fill-in host Mark Davis welcomes two guests for conversations on national security and pro-life advocacy. Blaise Misztal, vice president for policy at the Jewish Institute for National Security of America (JINSA), joins the program to discuss issues related to national security. Later, Shawn Carney, CEO of 40 Days for Life, joins Mark to discuss the work and mission of his pro-life organization. Tune in for today’s conversations on The Scott Jennings Show.

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On today’s episode of The Scott Jennings Show, Erin Molan is in for Scott and she welcomes three guests for conversations on issues shaping the national debate. Doug Truax, CEO of Restoration of America, joins the program, followed by human rights activist and award-winning writer Dalia Ziada. Scott also speaks with Kristen Waggoner, president of Alliance Defending Freedom, about the issues surrounding religious liberty and constitutional freedoms. 

In this episode of The Scott Jennings Show, host Scott Jennings leads off with a look back at the first-ever college football game in 1869 before breaking down top headlines, including a blockbuster October jobs report, high-level resignations at the Department of Justice, and Stephen Miller taking over as White House Chief of Staff. Hour 1 highlights energy permitting reform debates in Congress, California Governor Gavin Newsom’s controversial decision to commute all 548 death penalty sentences, and an interview with Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins on reducing claims backlogs and expanding healthcare access. Moving into Hour 2, City Journal reporter Kenneth Schrupp details an undercover investigation into potential illegal electioneering at an LA County voting center hosted by a taxpayer-funded organization, conservative commentator Hugh Hewitt addresses judicial confirmations and Democratic efforts to bypass the Electoral College via the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, and Pirate Wires writer Jonas Du Pre shares key takeaways on how the economy, progressive electoral gains, and tech policy will shape the post-midterm political landscape.

On today’s episode of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott Jennings examines immigration enforcement in Texas, Democratic radicalism, and the latest political headlines. He welcomes Heritage Foundation President Dr. Kevin Roberts for a two-part conversation, reacts to comments from Dan Crenshaw and Jamie Raskin on CNN, and discusses video clips featuring his own CNN appearance and Melania Trump on the ceasefire. The show also features interviews with Dr. Bob McClure, president of the James Madison Institute, and AARP’s John Hishta in a prerecorded conversation.

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In this post-election episode of The Scott Jennings Show, host Scott Jennings opens with a historical note on Howard Carter discovering King Tut's tomb before delivering a raw assessment of the midterm election, which saw Democrats sweep control of both the House and Senate. The first hour features Washington Post columnist Henry Olsen—who accurately foresaw the Republican losses—analyzing why voters turned against the GOP in key states like Texas, Michigan, Ohio, and Maine, along with a look at Vice President JD Vance's memo on the economic costs of the Iran War and Speaker Mike Johnson's decision to step down from House leadership. Moving into the second hour, Scott reviews market reactions to divided government and reactions from Governor Ron DeSantis, while Townhall senior Washington correspondent Cameron Arcand brings exclusive reporting from inside a defiant White House as President Trump prepares to leverage executive power, potential vetoes, and foreign policy shifts over his final two years in office.

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Today on The Scott Jennings Show, the nation holds its breath on Election Day, and Scott dives into the key battleground states, discussing the latest polls and predictions for the midterms. He's joined by Henry Olson, who shares his insights on the House and Senate races, including the crucial states of Michigan, Ohio, and Texas. With the Democrats looking to take control of the House and Senate, the stakes are high, and the conversation is lively.

Scott also talks to Jonathan Martin about the impact of President Trump's decisions on the Republican Party's chances. Martin argues that Trump's choices, such as the tariffs and the war, have made life harder for the party, and that the Democrats' strategy of running against Trump and his policies may pay off. The conversation also touches on the key Senate races, including Maine, where Susan Collins is facing a tough challenge, and Texas, where the Republican incumbent, John Cornyn, is in a tight spot.

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In this Election Week episode of The Scott Jennings Show, host Scott Jennings leads off with an exclusive interview with House Speaker Mike Johnson as he crisscrosses the country making the final Republican push to hold the House majority. The show features a major political earthquake in Michigan, starting with Democratic Representative Haley Stevens explaining her shock election-eve decision to endorse Republican Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, followed by investigative reporter Steve Robinson breaking down Maine's ranked-choice Senate contest. In the second hour, conservative commentator Ben Ferguson analyzes the high-stakes Texas Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico, strategist Dustin Grage addresses Minnesota's Senate battle, Mike Rogers delivers his closing argument to Michigan voters, and Detroit News editor Kaitlyn Buss details the growing fallout and ideological rift dividing Michigan Democrats heading into Election Day.

In this episode of The Scott Jennings Show, host Scott Jennings opens with a historical look back at Orson Welles' 1938 War of the Worlds broadcast before breaking down New York Times reporting on Obama-era investigations into Rep. Ilhan Omar, Q3 economic growth numbers, and a military update from CENTCOM Admiral Brad Cooper on U.S. operations in the Strait of Hormuz. In Hour 1, Scott reviews top 2026 campaign ads and speaks with Will Chamberlain of the Article 3 Project regarding potential criminal implications of Democratic campaign maneuvers in Alaska. Moving into Hour 2, Pennsylvania Senator Dave McCormick details his nationwide trail stops boosting downballot Republicans, followed by commentary on Texas politics, worker freedom, and the vandalism of a Charlie Kirk highway memorial. Finally, veteran Republican strategist Matt Whitlock joins for a two-part breakdown of critical Senate battlegrounds in Michigan, Texas, Minnesota, and Maine, along with Ro Khanna's 2028 proposals and how Middle East foreign policy is shaping the midterms.

On today’s episode of The Scott Jennings Show, fill-in host Mark Davis welcomes Kenneth Schrupp, investigative reporter for City Journal, and Dr. Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation. The show features conversations with two guests bringing perspectives from investigative journalism and conservative leadership to the day’s discussion. Tune in for today’s Scott Jennings Show with Mark Davis.

In this episode of The Scott Jennings Show, host Scott Jennings opens with a historical look back at Joseph Pulitzer funding the foundation of the Statue of Liberty before delivering coverage of major breaking headlines, including the deadlocked Israeli election results, Flávio Bolsonaro’s arrival in Florida, and a fatal high-speed train collision in Spain. Hour 1 features Minnesota Republican Senate candidate Michele Tafoya discussing her tight race against Peggy Flanagan and taxpayer fraud oversight, followed by Jewish Insider senior political correspondent Lahav Harkov analyzing Netanyahu's surprising election comeback and historic Arab party turnout. In Hour 2, South Texas congressional candidate Tano Tijerina breaks down his campaign to unseat Henry Cuellar in Texas's 28th district while tackling border security and property taxes, and Townhall correspondent Cameron Arcand highlights Donald Trump's final midterm fundraising push, election integrity initiatives, and shifting foreign policy developments.

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On today’s episode of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the final stretch before Election Day, with competitive congressional races, President Trump’s campaign stops in Texas, and controversy surrounding a Michigan Senate campaign ad accused of using antisemitic tropes. Scott also speaks with Dr. Willy Rice, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, about the role of faith in public life and whether pastors should address political and moral issues, including immigration, abortion, family values, and socialism. Later, Jewish Insider senior political correspondent Lahav Harkov breaks down Israel’s political landscape following October 7, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s future, the competing political blocs, and Israel’s relationship with Washington. The show also features conversations with Representatives Tom Kean and Mike Lawler about their closely contested reelection campaigns, affordability, tax policy, public safety, constituent services, and the battle for control of the House.

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On today’s episode of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the key issues shaping the final stretch before the midterm elections, from allegations of voter fraud and sharp political divides over America’s core values to the growing debate over socialism and the economy. Florida Senator Rick Scott joins the show to discuss the fight for control of Congress, his recent trip to Israel, threats from Iran and its regional proxies, and the importance of U.S. alliances. Virginia Congresswoman Jen Kiggans discusses her competitive reelection race, affordability, and the needs of military families, while Oregon gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan addresses taxes, the cost of living, and challenges facing her state. Republican Study Committee Chairman August Pfluger joins the conversation on energy independence, border security, artificial intelligence, and national security. Plus, healthcare policy expert Monica Popp breaks down the 340B drug pricing program and the push for bipartisan reform.

Erin Molan fills in for Scott Jennings on today’s episode of The Scott Jennings Show, bringing expert insight and informed discussion on issues affecting America. Former White House Chief Information Officer and Fortalice Solutions CEO Theresa Payton joins the show to share her expertise in cybersecurity and technology, followed by Dr. Sam Gregg, president of the American Institute for Economic Research, offering his perspective on economics and free-market principles. Tune in for thoughtful conversations with two leading experts on today’s The Scott Jennings Show.

In this episode of The Scott Jennings Show, host Scott Jennings covers major breaking news, including the historic anniversary of mercantilism and the Cuban Missile Crisis and bombshell corruption indictments against Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas, alongside updates on the Michigan Senate race between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed. The first hour features Dr. Rachel Brem discussing breast cancer early detection, former White House economic adviser Charles Blahous breaking down the looming 2032 Social Security trust fund shortfall, and political analyst Henry Olsen analyzing key congressional midterm battlegrounds. In the second hour, NewsNation anchor Leland Vittert evaluates El-Sayed's ongoing controversies and European political unrest, while Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley discusses explosive new revelations regarding Jack Smith compiling data on hundreds of thousands of Republican supporters alongside a review of competitive Iowa races.

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On today’s episode of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott tackles the latest political developments at home and abroad, from unrest in France and the stakes of the upcoming midterm elections to questions surrounding voter registration and election polling credibility. Wisconsin Republican gubernatorial nominee Rep. Tom Tiffany joins the show to discuss immigration, taxes, energy, and protecting farmland. Scott also examines scrutiny facing Democratic candidates Peggy Flanagan and Abdul El-Sayed, explores allegations of government censorship and media bias with Media Research Center president David Bozell during Free Speech Week, and discusses a new White House initiative focused on women’s health with Marc Beckman, senior adviser and spokesperson for First Lady Melania Trump. Plus, the show covers developments in Ukraine and the ongoing debate over public-sector unions and workers’ rights.

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In today's episode of The Scott Jennings Show, guest host Carl Jackson steps in to deliver sharp analysis on the latest national headlines and cultural issues. In Hour 1, political commentator and Newsweek Senior Editor at Large Josh Hammer joins the show to break down pressing policy battles and key political updates. Then in Hour 2, political science professor, Campus Reform Fellow, and host of The P.A.S. Report Podcast Nick Giordano stops by to discuss ideological trends and free speech challenges across American college campuses.

Carl Jackson fills in for Scott Jennings on today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, featuring conversations with Cameron Arcand, Senior Washington Correspondent at Townhall, on the latest developments in Washington, and Kyler Schmitz, Vice President of Revenue at Patmos, on his work with the organization. Tune in for a look at the news and perspectives shaping the day’s conversation.

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott covers the deadly school shooting in Bend, Oregon, the breakdown of the Russia-Ukraine energy infrastructure truce, and the latest political controversies involving Texas Democrat James Talarico and Wisconsin Democrats. Daily Wire White House Correspondent Mary Margaret Olohan joins Scott to discuss the administration’s actions on medical procedures for minors, the decision to cancel a livestream of the Fort Hood shooter’s execution, and efforts to address questionable Obamacare subsidies. Filmmaker Matthew Thayer discusses his documentary Can You Hear Me Now? about Charlie Kirk’s life and faith, while New York Republican attorney general nominee Saritha Komatireddy joins the show to discuss her debate against Letitia James, Medicaid fraud, public safety, and bail laws. Plus, Scott marks the anniversary of the Walt Disney Company’s founding and highlights uplifting stories from across the country.