Closing Argument with Walter Hudson: Recent Episodes
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Closing Argument with Walter Hudson, every weeknight from 9p-11p on Twin Cities News Talk AM1130 and 103.5 FM!
It's the final show, and we're making our Closing Arguments. The fan boys are in the house to send Walter off in the best way! Former Producer, Brad Omland, and friends of the program, Max Rymer and Zavier Bicott. We take your calls, say our goodbyes and reflect on everything we've learned along the way. It's been an honor & a privilege sharing our evenings with you. Thank you.
We are joined by both of our friends at ChristianIntellectual.com this week to present their final thoughts on the relationship of being a Christian and participating in the political process. Taking some of your calls and preparing for the end, or at least something else.
In our final conversation with Pastor Nathan Roberts, he brings on writer, speaker and counselor, Sheila Wise Rowe, to talk about inherent racial trauma and how it effects us today. And then Nathan and Walter break down all that they learned from one another in all the time spent together.
Walter takes some time to address some things directly on this Martin Luther King Jr day and how the Left seeks to corrupt and ruin everything good.
A Freestyle Friday, on a Thursday. Taking your calls on what you want to talk about. However, Walter has some things on his mind that he wants to get out there. Acknowledging the truth for what it is. The end is always right there in the beginning. Why is extremism such a bad thing?
Walter makes a big announcement regarding the show. A smattering of topics, Iran, impeachment, democratic debates, and what the future holds for us all.
Pastor Nathan and Pastor Ruth join Walter to discuss how sexual assault has affected the church.
Walter dives into indecency and what is considered normal behavior. Also red flag laws and why hollywood is losing its luster.
Walter explores the latest findings in the Pensacola shooter. More troubling news has been revealed about others involved and the punishment doesn't seem to be much of a deterrent.
We are joined in studio by weekly contributor, Pastor Nathan Roberts, and along with him, Pastor Malachi, of North United Methodist Church in North Minneapolis. A wide array of topics tonight, LGBTQ acceptance in the Methodist church, Iran, and the failings of the two party system.
A lot to unpack and think about from over the weekend. The democrats are still heading full steam into impeachment proceedings, but they're showing their hand in doing so. If we're going to talk Iran, we have to do so honestly. Things could definitely get pretty messy between the two of us.
Former producer of the program, Brad Omland, is in studio to discuss everything from foreign policy to the election. The lies of war. Libertartianism's message isn't as negative as some, therefore not as sexy in the media.The dynamic of our public personas and our private beliefs and what our political privilege affords us.
Walter is back and ready to dive back into the news. The election year 2020 is definitely not hindsight. A small bastion of sanity in the Atlantic. Maybe the Founding Fathers had something right? And Walter is over Star Wars.
It's Boxing Day, and that means GOP strategist and podcaster, Brian McDaniel is in with Jason Flohrs, of Americans For Prosperity. We talk Christmas and its traditions, new and old. And Trump is pretty much impeached, right?
We check in with Jacob Brunton of ChristianIntellectual.com on the future of the country in the wake of all this madness. A call heavy program as we unpack the impeachment ruling upon President Trump. We want to hear from you!
Pastor Nathan Roberts is in studio for the first time in weeks and there is much to discuss. First and foremost, the impeachment proceedings, and how the left and the right have very different priorities it seems. The scandal and ensuing investigation into Hunter Biden. And finally some shaky ground to agree on, the drowning of the middle class and generational theft.
It's been awhile since we've had a live show, and there's a lot to catch up on, but Walter has other things on his mind. In fighting on the right over the possible ban of pornography poses bigger questions of morality. And the Reformation of Libertarianism and what that would look like.
Max Rymer is in for his second night of filling in for Walter, and impeachment is on his mind. Well, that and the crazy story of his second son's birth. The Democrats have overplayed their hand, and their erractic behavior is proof of that. And is it possible we could be impeaching the wrong president?
Max Rymer is in for Walter tonight, and he's having somewhat of a political identity crisis. We have CD 5 candidate, Alley Waterbury, in studio to discuss her platform in running against Ilhan Omar. Candidate Kendall Qualls calls in. Representative Mary Franson calls in as well to discuss her fight against government waste. Also, the real, and multiple meanings of Libertarianism. The definite erosion of tradition and what we can do about it. And why Big Business is not our friend.
Pastor Nathan Roberts is in the house and calling in from the 8th district that she hopes to represent, Quinn Nystrom. A healthcare advocate that we have had on the program previously, she has announced her candidacy for Minnesota House, running against the incumbent Pete Stauber. She shares with us her experience so far in the political meat grinder and what she hopes to accomplish should she win.
So what is going on with Pete Buttigieg?
The utter hypocrisy of the left, in every move that they make. Some pretty interesting details emerge about Representative Ilhan Omar. The direction we are moving in terms of housing and income in the future. And we get an interesting call from a survivor of the horror that is communism.
Our weekly check in with Cody Libolt of ChristianIntellectual.com. Unpacking last night's guest and his feelings towards the US. Lots of impeachment proceedings talk, and the ridiculousness of it all. Feeling free on this Wednesday, we open up the phone lines to you.
Tonight, along with Pastor Nathan Roberts, we have independent candidate for the US Presidency in the 2020 election, Mark Charles.He has served on the boards of the Christian Community Development Association and the Christian Reformed Church of North America. Tonight, we dig deep on how we move forward in the future when the mistakes of the past are still so apparent today.
Circumstances withstanding, it's a mixed bag tonight. An argument for colonization, but hang on, let us explain. The self defense reasoning in the colonization of Iran. Please, could you just be a 'normal nation.' Are we reaching a turning point of culture? A shift away from the PC and cancel culture. And with that, Kaepernick is back, and no one really seems to care.
Our weekly check in with Jacob Brunton of ChristianIntellectual.com, brings us to our continuing conversation on the demonization of wealth and culture of envy in this country. The continuing wisdom of Ayn Rand. To anyone who identifies on the right, we need to be tougher. The unnecessary circus that is the impeachment proceedings. And we hear your thoughts on the subject.
Why it's suddenly cool to hate wealth and those who have it. If only we could just 'eat' the rich, everything would be right again. The parallel cultures that are competing for dominance in the west: gratitude and grievance. Stop the California invasion! The locusts are coming to ruin everything like they did in their own state. A closer look into the homelessness crisis also plaguing California, the implosion happens when all that is left are those that can't get out. Crime is way up in the Twin Cities and how the Metro Transit plays into it. A bus driver calls in and tells all.
We're falling deeper down the Jefferey Epstein rabbit hole, and it is ugly. The actual fake news and the theater of it all. How do we discern if its fake? The anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall brings up the concept of how communism has just re branded itself. And how the LA mental illness, drug addiction and homelessness problem is an example of the future the left would like to create.
In our weekly check in with Jacob Brunton of ChristianIntellectual.com, we dive deep into the politics dividing the Southern Baptist church. The unfolding impeachment drama, and the ever increasing demands for our attention. When who we are is at odds with who we claim to be. Unpacking the Jefferey Epstein expose and the psychology of the decadent elite.
Tomorrow is local election day in Minnesota, and we have a couple candidates joining us. Congressional candidate running against Collin Peterson, Michelle Fischbach. And candidate for Bloomington Mayor, Ryan Kulka. Breaking down the misconceptions of what health care actually is and its place in society. How the democrats are suing their way to victory in 2020, as well as the frauds and the lies of election integrity. And finally, the elite Left's hypocrisy with school choice.
Our weekly check in with Cody Libolt of ChristianIntellectual.com, broaches our overall topic, how modern culture is failing us and at ever increasing and accelerated rate. Ilhan Omar and her denial. An update on the 7 year old boy who is the subject of a custody battle between his parents, the mother of which wants to change his gender, chemically. The left is still trying to take down President Trump, at any cost to the nation. And finally, how culture is setting couples up for failure.
Tonight, along with Pastor Nathan Roberts, we have a very special guest, Jessica Bartholomew. A retired officer with the Minneapolis Police Department, she is the Founder and Executive Director of A.C.T. United, a Minnesota non-profit organization, working to end child and teen sexual exploitation and trafficking. We discuss all the ways in which to identify this heinous act and what we can do as individuals to stop it.
Our weekly check in with Jacob Brunton, from ChristianIntellecual.com, really sets the stage for our theological and moral conversation. We discuss his thought provoking debate. The war of good vs evil, is actually just a battle between reality and fantasy. The Devil and his eternal delusion. The great responsibility that comes with the job as a loving parent, as exemplified in the latest case for the rights of a father and his ‘trans’ child. Trump's lynching comment brings up the hypocrisy and the theatrics of it all. And Walter digs deep on White Privilege.
Dan Collison is the Lead Pastor of First Covenant Church, in Minneapolis and has been serving churches for more than 28 years. He famously was ‘defrocked’ for his stance on LGBT issues and is here today to talk about that. How modern ideas of human sexuality and gender fit into Christian teachings, and how it relates to all things. Also, in light of the latest Star Wars trailer being released, we discuss the bastardization of the archetypes that guide us, and where will that lead us.
Walter is taking on few wide ranging concepts and unpacking them to understand them. Spoiler alert, all love is conditional. The relationship between fensorship and cancel culture. Restoring the vote to those that have committed felonies shouldn't be this big of an issue. The imbalance of the #MeToo movement, and the double standard of equality. Why Trump is no 'Randian' hero, yet the media is smearing him as such. And, say hello, to Halal KFC.
It's taken us a minute, but finally weighing in on China's influence over the NBA. What is the monetary cost of freedom? The total inversion of moral courage in this country. How virtue signaling is the best marketing ploy used today. The gospel according to Kanye West, in his love for his wife. Beto O'Rourke wants your guns, all of them. And how the long term solution is cultural.
Our weekly check in with Cody Libolt, from ChristianIntellectual.com, to take on the Christian argument for reparations. Why the Left actually likes and endorses slavery. For being so smart, Neil DeGrasse Tyson sure is an idiot. And how the left does not have the moral high ground to stand on here.
It’s Tuesday, and Pastor Nathan Roberts is in the house. He has brought along with him, Dr. Michael Chan, who is an Assistant Professor of the Old Testament at Luther Seminary. Tonight they discuss the intersection of faith/firearms in the US, as well as the types of gun owners that exist. We all also get Nathan's perspective from his experience at the Trump Rally.
State Representative Jeremy Munson is in studio. He talks about his experience at the recent Trump Rally. How important free speech and the right to protest is. You cannot rebuild on a swamp, you have to drain it first. And his push for term limits and single subject legislation.
In this very abbreviated edition of Closing Argument due to the length of Trump's speech at the rally, Walter gives his preview of an analysis to come. In short, 'Wow.'
Our weekly check in with Jacob Brunton from ChristianIntellectual.com brings us to the struggles in Hong Kong and why we’re not supposed to talk about it. The Daryl Morey situation with the NBA is just snap shot of this. How we’re not just importing our goods, but also our values from China. Mayor Frey has no problem violating the constitutional of those he doesn’t agree with. The left’s moral arithmetic doesn’t add up. Little Greta is in trouble for not being the right color and AOC wants to abolish prisons, so down the Christian Reconstructionist rabbit hole we go.
It's Tuesday, so that means Pastor Nathan Roberts is in the house. And he has brought on, Liz Digitale Anderson, who is on staff with Peace Catalyst International, which works to bring together Muslims and Christians to find common ground. We have another guest as well, Rashed Ferdous, a member of the Republican Liberty Caucus. Together, we have a conversation on the instances of difference and also the ways in which we could all come together for the better.
The news that we will be withdrawing from Syria is unexpected to say the least. It's as if Trump is taking a totally anti Bolton approach. Trump's upcoming rally is causing a lot of tension within the city of Minneapolis. Ilhan Omar's impending divorce is nothing to be celebrated. Oh and math is racist and it must be rectified.
An anecdote on Walter's son and what he's learning about government in school. The new Joker movie is out and it is spurring a lot of debate. How the incel and feminist narrative plays on each other. The anti human, pro environment policy. The lazy presumption that world will continue on as it always has. Taking your calls in whatever direction you want, and you do not disappoint.
Unpacking the latest insanity in the Ukrainian scandal, if you can even call it that. Walter suggests an exchange program, for protesters. The preferential treatment of law enforcement when they make mistakes. Why liberty is the cancer of altruism. And the concept of forgiveness that the Left just can't grasp.
What will be the lasting cultural impact of this investigation? The blatant and overriding corruption in the intelligence community. Big Tech continues to take too much responsibility in politics. And Walter takes us through his journey to MAGA and the unpopular opinion he's willing to give.
Walter is joined in studio by Pastor Nathan Roberts and owner of Minneapolis salon, The Beauty Lounge, Melissa Taylor. A little light impeachment talk with Nathan, but then straight away into a conversation about the importance of diversity and representation in communities. Also, the value of respect and the dangers of coded language.
Eden Prairie City Council Member, Brad Aho, just announced he will be running for Hennepin County Commissioner. He's here to talk about all the ways in Eden Prairie sets the standard in city services. The divorce from reality that a large segment of the population has engaged in. The impeachment of Trump, will they be able to do it? They don't want to just get rid of him, they want to destroy him. Divided would be putting it lightly when describing our parallel cultures.
Minnesota State Representative Eric Lucero is in studio to talk the Comprehensive Sex Education bill the left is proposing to railroad through with virtually no debate. And also the weaponizing of fear through climate change, to the end result which is more control.
Our weekly check in with Jacob Brunton, from ChristianIntellectual.com. This impeachment nonsense coupled with climate change nonsense. Apparently winning is an impeachable offense. Breaking down the left's utter derangement. And a lesson in parenting, you must isolate and insulate.
Without her usual counter part, Pastor Nathan Roberts, Angela Denker, author of Red State Christians: Understanding the Voters who elected Donald Trump, Lutheran Pastor, and veteran journalist joins the program. They discuss the rise of 'Christian Nationalism' and why the idolatry of that is a threat to the church.
Even after the weekend, the latest scandal with Joe Biden, Trump and the Ukraine is not sitting well with Walter. But Joe is gonna Joe right? All the anger should be directed at the media. But we thought colluding with foreign agents was a bad thing? The climate change abuse and absurdity. So how do we fight back? Whats the first step?
The unfolding Ukrainian, Biden, Trump scandal. How the treasonous mainstream media is ultimately to blame. Why these climate change walkouts and protests are tantamount to child abuse. It's a full house tonight with the phones lines lit up on this Freestyle Friday.
Walter reveals a conspiracy, people have interesting bathroom habits in San Francisco, and Minnesota Republicans come up with a handout.
Walter discusses the impact of abortion and how we should perceive it in society for the future.
Shailoh Phillips joins Walter and Nathan on the phone from Amsterdam to discuss the place of protest in modern society.
Jake Duesenberg from Action 4 Liberty calls in to talk Karin Housley and more. Plus, a PC Police controversy surrounding Saturday Night Live, Justice a social security solution and who are the real racists?
It's finally another Freestyle Friday. We talk about quite an array of topics but it seems that the public school industrial complex takes the forefront of discussion. Could it be? A possible investigation into FISA court abuses. Taking cultural scalps with yet another cancel. And Texas goes blue.
Walter digs deep on his feelings about racism. The value placed within identity politics. A possible hate crime on the campus of St. Thomas? We're not so sure. Walter finds hope, looking back at the past through a recent anecdote. Division is what works, so how will integration fit into their strategy?
Our weekly check in with Jacob Brunton from ChristianIntellecutal.com, we reminisces on the meaning of Septemeber 11th. We also have Pastor Zach Broom in studio to talk about his book, 'Without God: Science, Belief, Morality, and the Meaning of Life,' and just that.
It's a Tuesday night so that means that Pastor Nathan Roberts and Co. is in the house. Talking about the religious left, defining what exactly it means to be a part of it. We are also joined in studio by Rev. Oby Ballinger, who serves as pastor of Edina Morningside Community Church. Finding the truth, the criticisms, and the hypocrisy among it all.
Hypocrisy is so common these it's almost boring. Kicking the fiscal can down the road with congress. Where is the middle ground or even the application of justice, the recent police shooting in Edina is evidence of that. And a real conversation about the separation of Church and State.
It's your show on this Freestyle Friday, and the callers take that liberty. Speaking of Liberty, Walter takes a closer look at Ayn Rand, the subject of a recent conservative hit piece, and the philosophies that made her an icon. Wrapping up this week's news stories we might have missed.
It's a good thing we have Pete Buttigieg to tell what it means to be a good Christian. Walter explains why it's ok to be unsafe in our space in order to have hard conversations. The international pyramid scheme we're all trapped in, called The Fed. And what divorcing ourselves from traditional values does to the culture.
Our weekly check in with Cody Libolt from ChristianIntellectual.com. The question of immigration and open borders is discussed. How can we be compassionate and protect our nation at the same time? Trump's introduction of a 'social credit system' for the purchase and ownership of guns, makes Walter pretty nervous.
It's been about a year since Pastor Nathan Roberts has joined the program on Tuesday nights, we reflect on what we have learned from one another. Comedian Dave Chapelle's latest special is a topic of contention among the left. And in this chaotic time of disagreement, where can we find common ground if at all?
Max Rymer in for Walter Hudson this evening. Reflecting on a recent trip the Reagan Library in California, and the America that is no longer. Attorney Greg Joseph, who sued St. Paul and won over garbage collection, joins the program. Minnesota Congressional candidate, Kendall Qualls, calls in as well to talk 2020.
Our weekly check in with Jacob Brunton from ChristianIntellectual.com. Running for Ilhan Omar's seat, congressional candidate Lacy Johnson is in studio to talk why his personal experience would make him a much better choice than Omar for his district. We also take a little bit of deeper look into how her personal, campaign, and financial life are intertwined, and not in a good way. And in other news, a Republican who to deserves to be at the very least 'put on blast.'
Volunteer from RepresentUs Minnesota, Sean Crum, joins Walter and Pastor Nathan Roberts to talk how his organization is helping to build a non-partisaned, grassroots effort to bring attention to and help pass the American Anti-Corruption Act in Minnesota.
It's another Freestyle Friday and the variety in news does not disappoint. Is it just Walter, or has the writing and overall storytelling gotten really bad out of mainstream entertainment? Trump's latest statements on tariffs and the Federal Reserve leave some clutching their pearls, what else is new? With the new of RBG's health being so not so great, the question of lifetime appointments arises yet again.
Walter is pleased with Jason Lewis' recent bid for senate. Other good electoral news is giving us hope. Why the ever increasing minimum wage is an ever increasing scam that hurts everyone. Do we need to rethink capitalism? Apparently so. And, the a deep dive into capital punishment, from the Christian perspective.
Our weekly check in from Cody Libolt of ChristianIntellectual.com, what he thinks of the recent comments President Trump made regarding 'the squad' and aid to Israel. Megan Rapinoe thinks her conservative parents need therapy. Alyssa Milano has gone full nuts in her stance on abortion. And reflections on last night's conversation with Pastor Nathan Roberts and Francisco Herrera
Musician and poet, Christian agitator, and PhD candidate, Francisco Herrera, joins the conversation along with Walter and Pastor Nathan Roberts to have a frank discussion on immigration, and reform if any what that would look like.
Amy Klobuchar seemingly is hanging in the presidential race a lot longer than anticipated and why her consumer protection driven ideas are dangerous. A whistle blower from Googles makes it even more obvious the absolute control and monopoly they have over our lives and society. The recent antics from the squad. And we're in big trouble when election interference means showing support for the 'wrong' candidate/.
The Jeffrey Epstein story just keeps getting crazier and less believable. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Talib are banned from Israel, why is this so shocking? Lets discuss White Supremacy. And as promised, Gay Penguins
Walter is fired up tonight, for quite a few reasons. Jacob Brunton from ChristianIntellectual.com calls for his weekly check in. Why is respect so important? And we need to push through this fight in order to defeat the forces of evil. A lot to cover tonight.
A grab bag of news tonight. Jeffrey Epstein's death is very suspicious and continues to grow even more so. Bloomington mayoral candidate, Ryan Kulka, calls in to talk the importance of municipal government ahead of the election tomorrow. Trump has some new ideas for immigration.Meanwhile, the Mooch flips on Trump, and Walter reflects on his journey of support for the president.
Our weekly check in from Cody Libolt of ChristianIntellectual.com, discussing the horrific events of the weekend. Coded Language and why it's all so insidious. The role Big Tech is playing. A caller poses an interesting theory about what these mass killings actually represent.
Walter is joined in studio by weekly guest, Pastor Nathan Roberts and also by David Scherer, educator and administrator of the intercultural development inventory, at Luther Seminary. The secrets of 'Coded Language' and how does one become culturally competent?
Walter has difficulty unpacking the horrifying events from this weekend, but some how he finds the words. And the solution is definitely not to take away the guns, but is that inevitable. Its not hate, its indifference that's the biggest problem in the culture.
Former and original producer of the program, Brad Omland joins in studio for this Freestyle Friday. Going over the bones of the week, Hands Free, still remains a main topic of conversation. And Brad gives his take of why Apolitical Life, is the best life.
Tying up the loose ends from last night's conversation about the implementation of Hands Free legislation. What that about safety and liberty, and the two being mutually exclusive? And finally, Walter gets to dive into the utter stupidity that is 'Critical Race Theory.'
Night 2 of the Democratic Debate, spent with us, so you don't have to spend it with them. Jacob Brunton of ChristianIntellectual.com calls in to give his thoughts. Walter is especially peeved with the implementation of 'Hands Free' laws in Minnesota, and he names those in the Republican party who believe we don't already have enough regulation in our lives.
Walter is joined in the first part of the show by Louis Dennard, of the African American Heritage Gun Club to discuss Trump's Baltimore comments. The Democratic debate is on and in full force, providing all the entertaining content you could ask for. Amy Klobuchar is as unforgettable as ever yet still manages to put her foot in her mouth.
Trump is really making use of his weekends, what his most recent tweet says about the incompetence and insincerity of the Left in the governing of the city of Baltimore. Also, we need to talk about sex. And marriage and relationships and the culture.
John Gilmore is guest hosting on this Friday evening. There's a war going on, and it's for the things they don't want you to notice, and certainly not talk about. You don't need to make up problems with Ilhan Omar, there's enough real ones. Where Al Franken fits into all of this. And the bias exists in what the media refuses to cover.
Walter is taking a philosophical approach to the issues tonight, as National conservatism or conservative nationalism is on the rise, and how to stay true to our principles in the face of it.
The Mueller Report was so insignificant, Walter forgot all about it. Cody Libolt from Christian Intellectual calls for his weekly check in. The uproar over a trailer that is making its rounds within the church community. Executive Director or MnCEF, Adam Seidel, joins Walter in studio to talk about the recent rowe between that organization and the Center for The American Experience. And a better energy future goes beyond partisan politics.
Pastor Nathan Roberts makes his weekly appearance. A couple of guest cancellations leaves just Walter and Nathan to debate everything from theology, LGBT issues in the church, the Mueller Report, Hillary Clinton, and even the social significance of Star Trek.
Walter is particularly upset over a story of 'discrimination' out of Canada. How exactly did the Republicans became the party of the the trillion dollar deficit? It's generational theft, and no one is doing a thing to stop it. Why we have to start pushing back on these bullies.
It's a very hot night for a Freestyle Friday, and the week's news reflects just that. The culture of 2019 is, 'Dumb.' If we're going to war, we need to define what our terms mean. Taking your calls on the subject comes with the territory.
In studio guest, Major Alan Duff, served twenty-three years in military leadership, retiring as a Major in 2005 and has extensive experience advocating for our nation’s veterans at state and federal capitals. Also, the continuing fallout from Trump's comments about the 'squad' over the weekend.
Jacob Brunton from Christian Intellectual calls for the weekly check in and to give his take of what Trump tweeted over the weekend about 'the Squad.' Why Walter is rerfectly comfortable with Trump. What a terrible place the US must be if everyone is trying to come here. Respecting women post #MeToo is a tricky business with no winning it seems. What would Billy Graham do? And as we move further along, is the Democratic party, the party that believes in 'No Borders?'
Our favorite lightening rod, Pastor Nathan Roberts is in studio, as is Quinn Nystrom, the Minnesota Chapter Leader of Minnesota Insulin for All, which is part of T1International who is committed to affordable and accessible insulin for all who need it. Later, Pastor Melissa Florer-Bixler, of Raleigh Mennonite Church and writer of the book, Fire By Night: Finding God in the Pages of the Old Testament, joins by phone to talk the death of the small church.
Trump's comments over the weekend, even though never specifying who they were directed at, have some people pretty upset. The cannibalism of the Left is entertaining and insightful. Art should be free from restriction, says voice of reason and actress Scarlett Johansson. And things aren't getting better because the left doesn't want them to.
It's a freestyle Friday. Walter covers it all from nudity, to global warming, to deep fakes.
It's time to talk about Jeffrey Epstein and the continuing fallout. Who could be the next big domino to fall and how will we react? Watergate is child's play to what goes on today, everything Justin Amash is talking about. A recent poll came out that says most Iraq & Afghanistan veterans feel it was more a waste of time then anything else. And in closing, the left is tearing itself apart, and it is delicious.
Facebook and Twitter have update their very biased policies, Cody Libolt from Christian Intellectual calls in. Why it's coordinated collusion and suppression. Was it really ever free and could this constitute fraud? Justin Amash raises some very valid points on the state of politics. Walter shares some stories from the inside of local government. The federal level should take a page from the local one. You may now have ability to sue your sanctuary city. And in closing, elevating victimhood to virtue is a dangerous thing.
The New York Times investigation is in, and AOC's claims seem to be at the very least exaggerated on the border refugee camps. Let's be rational, how do we solve this? The Democrats see value in the existence of problems, that's why they'll never go away. Are we satisfied with our roles or do we want actual change? Democratic socialism is more popular than ever and we have Bernie to thank for it. A newly independent Justin Amash is on the 2020 market and old friend of the program, Brad Omland, calls to weigh in.
Christian Intellectual's Jacob Brunton calls for his weekly check in. Log Cabin Republicans of MN Chairman, Ken Smoron, joins in studio. The goal of the group, bridging the gaps and translating the ideas. The difference in openness of dialogue and civility with the right and the left. When the governments' laws are burdening who you are. The business of getting government out of marriage. Parting words, 'don't be a victim.'
Pastor Nathan Roberts joins in studio and Megan Westra, who is on the pastoral staff team at Transformation City Church in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, calls in to talk the infiltration of consumerism in the church. As well as the value of 'Social Signals' to advertisers and the warping of the American/Christian dream. Can we agree on a way to break free?
Walter is back from vacation and ready to dig in. How the Left is using our own empathy against us. Bad people don't care if their character is called into question, good people do. The claims of bad behavior by border patrol agents just isn't adding up. Operation Creep knows no morals or bounds. And the compete insanity that went down in Portland.
Max Rymer concludes his stint as host of the show and dives headfirst into why war should always be a last resort. Trump was what we didn't even know we needed. And we're being 'gaslighted' folks, and we're tired of all the lies.The racket of school referendums, and hearing what you have to say on this Freestyle Friday.
Filling in for Walter, Max Rymer is joined by his podcast parter, Kip Christanson. The post-mortem of the Democratic Debates: why we're always fighting against what's coming next. How exactly do the candidates plan on 'dealing with Mitch McConnell?' And he latest census ruling from the Supreme Court, how this will affect you where you live?
TCNT contributor, Max Rymer, is in for the rest of the week for Walter, and he's talking about the all encompassing scam that is college. Also, the growing suspicions around Representative Ilhan Omar's past are being looked at extensively by Representative Steve Drazkowski, who calls in.
Pastor Nathan Roberts and journalist, Angela Denker, join Walter in studio. Trying to live your best life, believing in Jesus. Will we ever be able to come together on the values that we do share? Who benefits from keeping us divided? St. Cloud resident and the focus of a recent New York Times profile, Dr. John Palmer, calls in to set the record straight on the facts of refugees.
Founder of the Walk Away Movement, Brandon Straka, calls in to discuss his story of walking away from the left and his recent lawsuit of the Greenwich Village LGBT center. As Republicans, where do we stand on social issues and inclusion? Who's benefiting from all this chaos? The answer is truly diabolical. And abortion insanity in the UK.
It's an anything goes, Freestyle Friday, kind of night. Trump's track record is actually pretty good, especially lately with avoiding potential war. We talk The Final Frontier and the force that will guard it. Another day that goes by with Andrew Jackson on the 20$ bill, is just another day. The rubric of intersectionality and the utter hypocrisy of it all. And Fundamental Liberalism is as unwavering as Islam in its doctrine.
Is war with Iran on the horizon? It's starting to look that way, but does anyone actually want it? What does it really mean to be marginalized and oppressed in modern society? Let's head to the Middle East for comparisons. Is it possible to have a honest and nuanced conversation about immigration? Subsidies foster the wrong kind of attitude when it comes to immigrating. What should they be assimilating to and aspiring to be?
Rehashing last night's conversation with Pastor Nathan Roberts on progressive parenting and the role of fundamentalism in Christianity. Why we have these conversations at all. Sin isn't a religiously exclusive idea, morality is a 'thing.' Reparations, the word on everybody's lips. How can we begin to even quantify who gets what? Walter breaks it down.
Walter has a conversation on progressive parenting and rejecting fundamentalism with Pastor Nathan Roberts and Cindy Wang Brandt, author of 'Parenting Forward: How to Raise Children with Justice, Mercy & Kindness.' She is also the founder of the popular Facebook group, Raising Children Unfundamentalist. It's obvious where we differ, but where are we the same in our values?
Going over the particulars of the 2017 Women's March. The complicated arithmetic of intersectionality that builds the Oppression Totem Pole. There's no escaping your past sins in the digital age, but is that right? Free Expression is almost more important than Free Speech. The test of true character is how you handle being challenged on your ideas. When the precedence is wrong, we shouldn't follow it, simple as that. If the immigration laws are unjust, then change them. And, welcome to Gay Hell, Michigan. It's a Brave New World out there.
Walter is joined by Southern Baptist Pastor Josh Buice, to talk Critical Race Theory, and the troubling modern direction of the Church. The goal of the marginalized is to marginalize you, in this the Left confess their own bigotry. Trumps recent comments have gotten him in trouble but didn't Hillary do the exact same thing. Foreign interference and how a world without it is a fantasy. It's up to us to stop them, because they are not going to. Walter takes calls on this Freestyles Friday, the good and the bad.
Saying goodbye to Ms. Huckabee Sanders as she leaves her post as press secretary. Trump's recent comments and how much does foreign influence actually matter? The culture and social class of DC, how Trump is the ultimate disrupter of that. Facebook is now monitoring your behavior, offline. The total insanity of doctor assisted suicide in Europe. The greatest threat currently to the re-election of Donald Trump, Joe Biden, is going to cure the world's ills, literally. He also has a 'woman problem.' And a MN Supreme Court Justice will be stepping down, but there's more to it.
Walter is joined by Cody Libolt from ChristianIntellectual.com, who calls in to talk women and traditional roles in the church. Egalitarianism robs from both men and women, we we were meant to be better together. The unadulterated bigotry and the cult of the Left. The distinction of private corporations and public utilities is a conversation we really need to start seriously having. AOC thinks she needs a raise. And the Snow Day Relief act makes sure teachers get paid, for the days they're not there.
TCNT contributor, Max Rymer is in for Walter tonight. It's starting to appear as though Rep. Ilhan Omar has committed tax fraud. Attorney Greg Joseph sued the cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis and won, over city wide trash collection. Executive Director of MNCEF, Adam Seidel and Director of Policy and Advocacy at Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions, Charles Hernick call in to talk responsible environmental policy. And HBO's Chernoybl is an indictment of socialist systems.
Reflecting upon recent shows where LGBT issues and Pride Month were discussed at length, Walter concludes that the Left will never tolerate or co-exist alongside traditional Christians and social conservatives. Why? Because they can't stand the concept of sin.
Book buring: Is it bad just because Nazis do it, or is it actually bad, bad? Steven Crowder's demonetization and the continuing fall out. Getting rid of Hate Speech with Double Speak. It must be tough to be Nancy Pelosi these days, with the monster she has created. Nothing left in the play book but impeachment and that will be a death sentence. Saying goodbye to Dodgeball. There is no question where the morals lie on the Left. And what if D-Day hadn't of worked? A chilling thought.
Walter has Pastor Nathan Roberts in studio and LBGTQ+ advocate, Addison Beaux, call in to give a little history lesson of where Pride month all began. With a rejection of the police state, which we can all agree upon. But first, don't pray for Trump, unless you want to apologize. They talk about what the opposite of pride is, which is shame, and that isn't any good. Walter lays it all out there, putting forth the conservative Christian viewpoint, and the discourse is surprisingly appreciated.
Jacob Brunton from ChristianIntellectual.com calls in to discuss a favorite amongst those that love liberty, taxation is theft. But what does the Bible say about the matter? Is it the right thing to render unto Caesar what is his? Walter sifts through last night’s show on Pride Month, and what we learned from each other. The Catholics don’t want to participate, and that makes them hateful, supposedly. How do we apply the principles of liberty here, how do humans with deeply held, yet different, beliefs get along?
Walter, aka the Devil’s Advocate, is joined in studio by Zavier Bicott and Raj Sethuraju, co-chair of the NCAAP committee on criminal justice reform to have a conversation on just that. Warrant Resolution Day, what is it and how did it become a thing? Helping those who need it the most getting out a cycle of crime and poverty. And an old friend from the Minnesota Voter’s Alliance, Dan McGrath, drops in to talk about election integrity and the Secretary of State, who is described as a 'serial violator of the law.'
The recent Virginia Beach shooting is another terrible example of the politicization of tragedy. Trump imposing tariffs on Mexico is something most people can agree that they don't like and why trade deficits are a waste of energy to worry about. And as always with Trump, there's plenty of things to criticize but even more things to defend. The loan sharking con that is student loans. And we need to talk about Israel.
A lesson in history as MLK becomes the latest casualty in revisionism, but can a person be good and bad at the same time. A caller poses an interesting topic, conservatives shouldn't have to use inferior products in a free market. Donald Trump & Bill Clinton, might just be more alike than they are different. Ted Cruz & AOC, a match made in hell? Not necessarily. And Jennifer Lawrence is going to fix the government, no seriously.
Jacob Brunton from ChristianIntellectual.com calls in to discuss Mueller's recent statements and what they mean for impeachment. If there were dirt on Trump, they would've found it after all this time. The callers weigh in. Social contracts, self interest, altruism, and socialism? What is right? And Joe Biden is 'touching' young women again.
Walter is first joined by Louis Dennard, President of the African American Heritage Gun Club, who has some choice words on Candace Owens' recent visit to Minnesota. Pastor Nathan Roberts joins in studio. We've done the research, and Monsanto officially sucks. Also, Blazing Saddles is incredibly relevant to today, bigotry and all. Joining in the second hour, the Reverend Dr. Steven Goodwin, President and CEO of TurningWest and author of “Catching the Next Wave: Leadership Strategies for Turnaround Congregations” talks to us about utilizing conflict instead of avoiding or resolving it, can lead to us finding some common ground.
Walter is joined in studio by chairman of the Libertarian Party of Minnesota, Chris Holbrook, and 'Gray State' filmmaker, Mason Hendricks to have a serious conversation on Libertarianism. Could there be ulterior motives of Justin Amash? Chairman of the the Libertarian National Committee, Nick Sarwark, calls in to present the case to impeach Trump. Why this is all a diversion: we're not even talking about what's important anymore. The demonization of conspiracy theory. And In defense of intellectual property.
Recovering from last night's conversation on paid family leave and abortion, Walter tries to regain some ground with our sanity. Cody Libolt from ChristianIntellectual.com joins in the first segment. Answering the essential question no one wants to, do the unborn have rights? And Justin Amash and his case for impeachment leads Walter to reflect on his journey from Never Trump.
Walter and regular Tuesday guest, Pastor Nathan Roberts, are joined by local business owner of Vinaigrette and board member of MN Mainstreet Alliance, Sarah Piepenburg, to discuss the finer points of the Paid Family Leave Bill introduced in Minnesota. Later on, Pastor Angela Denker joins to discuss Red State vs Blue State Christians and where they fall on abortion. As well as her upcoming book, 'Red State Christians: Understanding the Voters who elected Donald Trump.'
Walter Hudson reflects upon lessons learned after two years on air with producer Brad Omland.
Walter celebrates producer Brad Omland's last night on the program with Zavier Bicott, Aly Eichman and Neil Lynch.
Walter considers the question of Christians voting with Jacob Brunton. Then, he asks whether or not green initiatives are worth it with Isaac Orr.
Jake Duesenberg, President of Action 4 Liberty, discusses what is going on at the Minnesota legislature with child care programs. Later, Walter gets a surprise call from Jason Lewis.
Walter welcomes Rev. Tim Christopher and Louis Dennard from the African American Heritage Gun Club, and the conversation gets provocative.
Fmr Speaker of the Minnesota House Kurt Zellers joins the program to talk about school choice. Then, attorney Zach Robins pitches his investment idea for the every man.
Walter has his weekly visit with Cody Libolt from For The New Christian Intellectual, then explains why socialists are passionate about what they do.
Hennepin County Sheriff David Hutchinson joins to talk about his work in the department. Then, Pr. Nathan and Alia Joy talk about mental health awareness and Asian American heritage.
Walter welcomes Army veteran Brandon Liberty to his program to highlight his outreach to an underserved community, then Walter explains why Facebook's banning of certain voices is dangerous.
Walter confronts an imposter caller, then wonders why Republicans don't do the same amongst their own.
Pr. Nathan Roberts joins Walter to talk about the latest social issues, including the alt-right.
The left's self centered approach to, well everything. The possible tough road to 2020 for Trump with the recent announcements. Walter lays it out why he continues to support President Trump. And circling back, the left is actually exploiting those it claims to be helping.
Walter discusses Bernie Sanders' millionaire status and reveals what the social contract really is.
Kip Christianson, who is running for Deputy Chair of Minnesota, joins Walter in studio. The Sri Lankan attacks over the weekend, what no one is saying and the downplaying of the Christian narrative. Walter has some legitimate criticisms of the Republican party and would like them to be heard. Kip expresses the need to professionalize the Minnesota republican party in order to start winning.
Walter talks to Cody Libolt from For The New Christian Intellectual about Notre-Dame de Paris, then welcomes in RLC Chairman Zavier Bicott and LPMN Chairman Chris Holbrook.
Walter welcomes Adam Siedel, executive director of the Minnesota Conservative Energy Forum. Then, Ps. Nathan Roberts and Jason Chestnut celebrate Whiteness History Month.
Walter explains why Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg is wrong to cite God against Mike Pence.
Walter and weekly guest Pr. Nathan Roberts discuss toxic masculinity with Dr. Ulysses W. Burley III.
Walter recounts the events of the Minnesota Republican Liberty Caucus with RLC Chairman Zaiver Bicott and MNGOP Secretary Barb Sutter.
Walter explains why you shouldn't be fearful of immigration, then listeners ask him about the new movie Unplanned.
Walter welcomes his libertarian friends to the studio - RLC Chairman Zavier Bicott and LP Chairman Chris Holbrook.
Walter debates the merits of capitalism with Pr. Nathan Roberts and author David Kroeker-Maus.
Jussie Smollett and the damage done to Chicago. The corrupted version of freedom of association that they're pedaling these days. When you thought you'd heard it all, separate honeymoons? Keith Olbermann is still the worst. A new republican caucus is in town, with their very own budget. What does the Mueller report say? All Trump did was win, his latest crowd draw in Michigan speaks to that.
Cody Libolt from ChrtistianIntellectual.com calls in for his weekly segment.The cultural double standards need to be addressed. What have the courts become? Jussie Smollett gets to walk, essentially scot-free. Asking from a place of ignorance, Walter questions the validity and reasoning of an all male cuddle group. The best answer we could find? A drought of meaning in people's lives.
Pastors, Lenny Duncan, calling in from Brooklyn, and Dr. Nathan Roberts, in studio, talk white supremacy, racism and the church. How Jussie Smollett plays into all of this. Inherent racism, Walter lays it all out there, from his perspective. While making an attempt at being as real and as honest with each other as possible, we just might be able get somewhere.
The devastating effect this investigation has had on the country for the last two years, and how the media has been the one all along undermining our democracy. The callers weigh in to talk the erosion that is already happening in public trust. A 2020 Trump victory looks more real with each passing day, the "Post Mueller Strategy," and Bye, Bye, Avenatti. So, now that that's over, what are you going to do about Obamacare, President Trump?
Walter tests out the "sanctuary cities" rule as it applies to gun rights and discusses happiness once again.
Minneapolis NAACP President Leslie Redman joins RLC Chairman Zavier Bicott to discuss the NAACP's outreach and how political groups can do better.
Ps. Nathan Roberts and Debbie Blue join Walter to discuss feminism and how an individual might interpret the Bible.
How the New Zealand Shooter understood philosophical collectivism better than most liberals advocating these ideas. The defensiveness of the Right. Hollywood and their never ending virtual signalling. Equality of attraction, it's coming folks. And the over reaching bias of big tech.
It's Freestyle Friday! The New Zealand mosque shooting. Trump's veto and national emergencies, what defines an emergency? What social justice warriors get right about society. Why Mike Pence isn't weird for not compromising his marriage, and commenting on the college bribery scandal.
Walter plays with the idea of excommunicating Democrats, then calls for state legislators to chime into the show.
State Reps. Jeremy Munson and Tim Miller join Walter to discuss what is going on in the Minnesota legislature.
The Left has taken to gaslighting conservatives by touting Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as a landmark figure, then treating any attention given the freshmen congresswoman as irrational "obsession." In truth, no one cares about AOC outside the context of her position and influence within the Democratic Party. Let's review the many reasons why the things she says matter.
The term "hate crime" is relatively new, built on the premise that intent expands the effect of crime beyond direct victims. By that standard, Jussie Smollett appears to be guilty of perpetrating a hate crime against a class of people he despises, and should be sentenced accordingly.
Walter reminisces on the Founders and what role should they continue to play? Jacob Brunton from ChrtistianIntellectual.com calls in. 'Leaving Neverland,' the cultural after shock and idolatry in the modern age. The flawed people and their principles that have lead to a better world. A caller defends Ilhan Omar and brings up the double standards on both sides.
How the left is the pinnacle of hypocrisy with AOC being a prime example, as they also continue eat their own. What would the Founders think? When the church begins to go with the flow of the culture instead of the bible. Being Christ like vs loving like Jesus.
Breaking news in Minnesota gun legislation, Rob Doar from the Minnesota Gun Owner's Caucus calls in to update us. Where the US stands in gun violence, the answer may surprise you. Walter has thought a lot about it and follows up on the abortion debate he held earlier in the week on the show. In stupid news, Spike Lee has a hissy fit, and Donna Trump?
Cody Libolt joins the program from ChristianIntellectual.com, responding to a piece at Spectator which claims "Libertarians Are Wrong." Also discussed, Jacob Brunton's new e-book "Christian Answers Against Social Justice."
Walter let's loose on the structural flaws of our public education system, whereby teachers and administrators are incentivized to elevate their own interests above the well-being of students.
Taking a hard look in the mirror on what we've accepted as a culture and a society. The real cause of the moral decay, the loss of liberties, and the death of libertarian-ism? Cody Libolt, from Christian intellectual.com weighs in. Reluctantly supporting our commander in chief and the weak will of Michael Cohn. The lowering of standards across the board, more specifically the school system.
Walter has Pastor Dr. Nathan Roberts in studio and over the phone, Lori Egan, a reproductive health nurse and currently the Health Programs Director at the Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation, to have a civil discussion on abortion. Recent and controversial legislation has sprung the debate back into the national spot light and Walter, Nathan and Lori would like to engage in a conversation around it, to discuss all sides.
Zavier Bicott from the Republican Liberty Caucus of Minnesota, fills us in on the NAACP meeting he attended this evening. Jussie Smollett's collusion. Why the Left is not nice and AOC lets her stance on life be known. We have to do better at defining liberty as to defend it. New legislation could mean the end to Immunization exceptions and why being against the vaccine is besides the point.
Jacob Brunton, founder of ChristianIntellectual.com calls in to talk being a good Christian and Republican, and how they can be at odds with each other. State Senate majority leader Paul Gazelka in studio to talk the state budget, and Walter's issues with it. Writer Cori Whalen calls in to talk the high hopes of the good ol days and the never ending national debt. John Augustine from the Legislative Evaluation Assembly of Minnesota calls in and lets us know what's coming down the line. And the conundrum the Left finds itself in.
An open dialogue between the aisles this evening, with Pastor, Dr. Nathan Roberts and writer and immigration advocate Karen Gonzalez. They take a look at the border crisis from a Christian perspective. And the callers bring on the counter points.
Walter asks the listeners to define "emergency" as Trump finds money for his border wall.
Walter says that conservatives can no longer rely on factually correct arguments to combat the left. Instead, they must rely on moral ones. (Audio glitch now fixed!!)
For The New Christian Intellectual's Cody Libolt and State Rep. Jeremy Munson provide fresh insight into the political discourse of the day.
Brad Omland and Max Rymer take over for Walter to discuss new conservative voices and Amy Klobuchar's Presidential run.
Walter is joined again by RLC Chairman Zavier Bicott and LP MN Chairman Chris Holbrook to discuss the issues of the day, including legal marijuana in Minnesota with Sen. Scott Jensen.
Walter is joined by Isaac Orr to discuss what keeps us warm in the winter. Then, Steve Davidson calls in to see what might save us from federal government overreach.
Walter is joined by RLC Chairman Zavier Bicott and LP MN Chairman Chris Holbrook to react to President Trump's State of the Union address.
Andrew Schmitz stops by to discuss Minnesota's hands-free cell phone bill, then Walter explains why Republicans are only interested in appeasing Democrats.
'For the New Christian Intellectual' co-host Jacob Brunton joins the program to address why it seems conservatives are always on the defense and rarely fight aggressively for our espoused principles.
Current state representative Jason Rarick joins the program to answer characterizations of his second amendment efforts and talk about his campaign for a state senate seat up for special election.
It's not sugar coated. Walter speaks his mind about the issue in light of recent developments regarding post-birth abortion bills.
Jacob Brunton of the For The New Christian Intellectual discusses capitalism with Walter, which leads to a larger discussion on jobs and value.
State Senate candidate Jason Rarick joins the program to explain his positions and emphasize the importance of voting in the special election. Then, Walter talks about marriage, weed and the cold.
Walter goes all-in for the Covington Cathlic boys, then wonders why Trump is reopening the government.
Brad and Max in for Walter this evening. Will the State of The Union actually happen? The guys consider 'fire' and the 'People's Wall.' And maybe The State isn't the best place to be employed. Hands Free legislation is on its way, but will it work? Gambling and legal weed, it's a wild night on the program.
Walter talks to candidate for MNGOP Deputy Chairman Jim Carson and Action 4 Liberty Chairman Jake Duesenberg about the inner workings of Minnesota politics.
Walter welcomes progressive Pr. Nathan Roberts and transgender Rev. Lawrence Richardson to discuss their perspective on Christianity and the issues of the day.
Walter takes the opportunity on Friday night to allow listeners to bring up whatever they'd like.
Walter covers the latest from the shutdown then laments that a GOP Senator would propose something like a hands-free cell phone bill.
Walter discusses global warming with progressive Pr. Nathan Roberts and Willa Childress from the Pesticide Action Network.
Brad and Max in for Walter this evening. Social media highlights generational gaps. Border security is coming at a high price: the shutdown of the US government. If not a wall, then what to secure the border? Minneapolis: an enclave of pure liberal lunacy. God's sick sense of humor or have we entered the Matrix? What Keith Ellison's Minnesota will look like.
Walter has a solution to avoiding government shutdowns in the future and shows how the media can manipulate your view of the issues.
Walter explains why we shouldn't be offended by Louis CK and shows why civil discussions can't be had across the internet.
Walter looks back at the year that was 2018 and tries to forecast what it means for the future, especially for Republicans in Minnesota.
Walter laments recent dialogue involving white male firefighters and technological luddites. It all leads to the question, "Will the wall be worth it for Trump?"
Former RLC Charmain Neil Lynch joins Walter after a prolonged absence to discuss the economy, Christmas, Trump and pop culture.
Walter and Pr. Nathan Roberts discuss America as a Christian nation and wonder if the War on Christmas is actually a thing.
Walter points out how the media is inverting the political narrative and shows that the Green New Deal is anything but.
From affordable housing to immigration to elections themselves, there is reason for concern if you are liberty-minded.
It's the economy stupid! The predictions are out, recession 2019 is coming! But will it have 2008 consequences? And it looks like a government shutdown will be inevitable, but is it really such a bad thing? Are Republicans cashing in their chips on Trump as leader of the GOP? And what the end of Net Neutrality really brought with it.
In this special broadcast, Walter shares 8 insights he hopes to pass on to his sons before them leave the nest to seek their fortune.
Walter is joined in studio by Pr. Nathan Roberts and Dan Bain from Project for Pride in Living to discuss affordable housing in Minnesota.
Libertarian activist Cara Schulz joins to talk about how the war on opioids is killing people. Walter posits that campaign finance laws only exist to shut you out.
Walter explains why it is hard to keep property taxes low, and then examines why America's churches are empty.
Brad and Max are in for Walter this evening. They talk saying goodbye to H.W. And what's going on with France? A new bill proposes those charged with distracted driving be treated the same as those charged with driving while under the influence. Looking ahead at the years to come and what will happen to the Republican party.
Progressive faith leader Nathan Roberts joins Walter to discuss what should be done at the border.
Walter is back following an extended Thanksgiving break and delves into the crisis and the border and global warming.
Things are pretty different from the last time Brad and Max were in studio together, the Blue Wave has crashed into the state of Minnesota, and what this means for the future. How can a criminal justice reform act be a partisan issue? Because it's 2018 & it's Trump's America. And get ready south west metro, the light rail is coming for you!
Pastor Nathan Roberts and Walter help pre-game how people can have a conversation with family members they disagree with politically.
Walter and Brad both had birthdays this month and agree that they don't like the burden of happiness.
Walter laments the death of entertainment, then goes back to the mourning the loss of the GOP.
The MNGOP's loss still lingers in Walter's mind which causes the callers to consider why the party cannot reach voters effectively.
Pastor Nathan Roberts offers his take on how each party can move forward from the 2018 midterms, which sparks a discussion on rights.
Walter tries to find a starting point after the MN GOP's statewide election losses ft. Jeff Lorsung, Jake Duesenberg, and Zavier Bicott.
The gang goes live from the Minnesota GOP Election Party and offers their initial reaction to the Republican results.
The all stars are in for this 'election eve' special! Jake Doosenberg from Action 4 Liberty calls in and state auditor candidate Pam Myhra joins us in studio for the first hour. In a meta moment, Walter Hudson calls in to give us an update from the front. Aly Eichman of Swing Right calls in and Brad and Max let their predictions be known.
Walter breaks down the threat of violence following the #magabomber's arrest, then a discussion emerges about the migrant caravan and how it should be handled.
Progressive pastor Nathan Roberts makes another visit to the studio to discuss religion in political parties.
Walter says the left is evil for assuming they know everything about the attempted mail bomber, and makes the case that blackface isn't always racist.
Walter says something must be done about the immigrant caravan coming to the United States and the callers have creative ideas of their own.
The recent KSTP debates and why they were a huge fail for Tina Smith and the arrogance of it all. Keith Ellison may be done for, at last, and it's all thanks to Doug Wardlow. How to quantify the 'Trump Effect' in the latest early voting numbers. New Zealand author, Trevor Loudon, takes time from his busy schedule speaking out against Keith Ellison to call in.
Lieutenant Governor candidate, with Jeff Johnson's campaign, Donna Bergstrom calls in. It's Freestyle Friday, and the phone lines have been opened! Callers weigh in with some thought provoking insights. Like this gem, 'Trump is using chaos like a ladder,' per Game of Thrones. And the power of grassroots movements.
The phenomena of elected officials calling for violence against opposing constituents. A caller poses an interesting question to Walter. Keith Ellison's divorce records have been unsealed; what does all this say in between the lines. Disney princesses are under attack. And when insanity becomes the norm.
Karin Housley is a racist? Walter calls foul. The latest political violence victim, Minnesota candidate Shane Mekeland calls in. Elizabeth Warren's race fail with her DNA results and the hypocrisy of identity politics. 'Cultural Appropriation' is just anti-life.
Republican woman Aly Eichman offers her take on political dialogue following Kavanaugh's confirmation, then Walter and Brad discuss the role of libertarians.
University of Minnesota Students for Liberty join Brad & Max to talk about their event on the drug war and tell us where they fit it on campus... not everyone agrees.
It's a Libertarian Party, party! Producer Brad and Max Rymer take over hosting tonight and have some very special in studio guests: UMN students Charlie Gers, who ran for Minneapolis mayor last year as a Libertarian, Eric Lumpkins and Marissa Huberty of Students for Liberty, talk the war on drugs and their upcoming event. Keith Ellison's divorce records will be unsealed, and what this could mean for the midterm elections.
In the wake of Kavanaugh's confirmation, Walter reveals why the left seeks to both speak on behalf of and shame women.
Walter's reasons for wearing his newly acquired MAGA hat delves into a discussion on pragmatism.
GOP Sec. of State candidate John Howe gives his perspective on how the office should be run, then Walter wonder how Democrats can keep winning the culture war.
Recent Trump convert and MAGA believer, Walter, breaks down the political shift, that made its way into the culture and the grave importance of alternative news outlets. Selectively believing survivors to push political narrative. Defeat the left now, or lose the luxury to have these philosophical debates later. Graham and Grassley, where have you been all this time?
Walter argues that Brett Kavanaugh's testimony was what the GOP needed to move forward with his confirmation.
Jeff Johnson talks about the tracker that ended up in his running mate's home and highlights the campaign's fundraising efforts.
GOP Candidate for Governor Jeff Johnson discusses the latest developments in his campaign, then Walter reacts to the latest in the Kavanaugh hearings
Walter gives his critical reason for why Brett Kavanaugh must be confirmed to the Senate.
Walter posits that Dr. Ford's demands to testify before Congress are antithetical to a democratic society.
The silliness surrounding the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings continues. Meanwhile, Minnesota GOP candidates remain boring.
What should we think of the Kavanaugh allegations? The answer isn't so clear cut, but the antics are not surprising.
Taking a break from the news, Walter guides listeners through a list of eight things government will never be able to do for us. The overwhelming majority of value found in life cannot be provided by government. To the extent it intrudes in these areas, it displaces genuine human experience and relationship. We should not tolerate that.
Walter has had it with the all the stupidity, and yet Trump can now control the weather, so buckle up. The double standards ever present in policing tactics and what we can do about it. The gubernatorial race is boring. And with the short comings of humanity and technology trying to coexist, is the future still bright?
MN GOP State Auditor candidate Pam Myhra tells us why accounting is important. Then, Walter explains why liberals have no moral standing on social media.
Walter shares where he was on 9/11, then asks why people aren't being more responsible for their own.
Walter laments the City of Minneapolis' new initiative to cut down on carbon emissions.
Walter solicits Netflix recommendations from the listens, then wants to know why people don't like libertarians.
Walter reaffirms his idea of the anonymous NY Times Op-Ed, then asks if fixing gerrymandering could actually solve problems of government.
Brad Omland is in for Walter tonight. He is joined by Max Rymer to talk Nationalization of Facebook.
Producer Brad Omland is in for Walter tonight. He is joined by Max Rymer to discuss the Supreme Court hearings. Doug Wardlow checks in on his campaign for MN Attorney General.
Walter pontificates that pastors are whoring themselves out as they lose ground to politics
Walter talks about the death of John McCain, then leads into a discussion about how even Republicans are collectivists now.
Rep. Jason Lewis returns to the airwaves to talk about immigration and the 2018 election, which shapes the discussion for the show.
Walter finally gets to dive into the Michael Cohen case but finds himself somewhere in Iowa discussing illegal immigration.
Walter talks about local justice with Hennepin County Attorney candidate Mark Haase, then discusses the peaceful event that was Super Eid.
A New York Times advice column addressed a reader's overwhelming sense of white guilt. The letter, along with the NYT reply, reveals profound mental illness. People cannot function under a burden of unearned guilt. It is irresponsible and immoral to validate such ideas.
Walter goes out of his way to diffuse anti-Muslim ideas, then wonders why Jeff Johnson is playing nice.
Walter slaughters the sacred cow of "trickle-down economics," and takes a call from Dan in Eden Prairie debating whether taxation is theft.
Walter breaks down the consequences the primary election and takes caller's reactions on the results one day later.
Kip Christianson and Max Rymer of Kip & Max Save the World podcast join Walter in studio for primary election night analysis. Winning GOP candidates Karin Housley, Jim Hagedorn and Dave Hughes drop in as well.
Brad Omland, Kip Christianson and Max Rymer give their initial reactions to the early results of the Minnesota Primary Election.
Walter offers his "Standing Rules, Revised Second Edition." A is A. Morality is objective. Liberty is moral. And so on... This is the philosophical foundation of show, laid out in detail for the discerning listener.
Infowars Affiliate Relations Manager Scott Bronson gives Walter the inside scoop on what is happening following their blackballing from social media.
Walter tries to discover why the Pope can say what he says, then we hear the inside scoop on what is happening at Infowars.
Walter argues that the left has lost all credibility when talking about race, and shows it with their subjective policies on policy and content.
Walter refutes the idea that speech is a weapon for racism, then exposes racism among the people forwarding that idea.
Walter wants to talk about race and how it is affecting the political climate, and the callers are sure willing to share their stories along the way.
Walter exposes the lies behind Erin Murphy's statement on the Thurman Blevins shooting and Democratic Senators' lies about 3D printed guns.
Walter asks listeners to define globalism, then delves into the wild and wacky world of intersectionality.
Walter fields reaction from the release of the Thurman Blevins tape, then delves into the government's inability to protect civil liberties.
Discussion winds from cops mishandling rape investigations to tariffs to Michael Cohen to misinformation to theybies.
Walter gives his initial reaction to articles of impeachment against Rod Rosenstein, and then breaks down why the Swedish plane protest was dumb.
Richard Painter joins the program to discuss why he thinks Trump's comments in Helsinki were treasonous and why he is a Never Trumper
Walter is upset that his ad got rejected on Facebook, but still manages to find life's silver lining. Then, he delves into why Minneapolis police aren't investigating sexual assaults more thoroughly.
Walter opens the phone lines to the callers who take us down the path of the left's culture war and tariffs.
Walter explains that the left's policy is about nothing more than conquest and not consent.
Economist Steve Horwitz joins Walter to explain why libertarians who revel in the past are wrong.
Behind the identity politics on the left are the people actually living it on the right. Walter and Zavier Bicott host Kirsten Johnson as she runs for Minnesota State Senate.
Walter begins the night talking about education, then winds to analysis on the Supreme Court and ends where it begins: racism.