Andrew and Jerry Save The World!

On the eve of Donald Trump's second inauguration, Andrew Langer and Jerry Rogers tackle the end of Joe Biden's presidency and explore the political, cultural, and societal challenges left in its wake. The duo examines Biden's farewell address, criticizing its lack of optimism and focus on gaslighting narratives rather than fostering hope for the future. They contrast this with previous presidential transitions, offering their unique perspective on political decorum, demagoguery, and the implications for democracy.Andrew and Jerry dive deep into the broader political landscape, discussing how progressive policies have shaped the last four years, from climate change narratives to economic mismanagement, and the role of media in perpetuating untruths. They also highlight the erosion of trust in institutions, the rise of independent journalism, and the growing disconnect between elite agendas and working-class priorities.The conversation weaves through topics like the California wildfires, forest mismanagement, the misuse of infrastructure funding, and parallels with successful initiatives abroad, like Israel's water management solutions. Andrew and Jerry also tackle cultural shifts, media biases, and the importance of honest debate in addressing societal issues.With sharp wit and a wealth of insight, this episode offers listeners a thorough analysis of Biden's tenure and a glimpse at what the future holds for American politics as Donald Trump prepares to step back into the spotlight.

In this special Thanksgiving episode, Andrew Langer and Jerry Rogers take a heartfelt look back at the people and moments they're grateful for, while reflecting on pressing topics of the day. The episode begins with a touching tribute to Fred Smith, a towering figure in the freedom movement, whose legacy is celebrated through humorous and poignant anecdotes. From Fred's visionary work at the Competitive Enterprise Institute to his larger-than-life personality, Andrew and Jerry recount the stories that made him unforgettable.The conversation then shifts to current events, including Kamala Harris's recent controversial statements and the ongoing challenges of political communication in a polarized America. Andrew and Jerry delve into the pitfalls of modern politics, media narratives, and the enduring need for empathy and effective messaging in the freedom movement. Along the way, they explore topics like free speech, regulation, and the cultural shifts impacting society.As Thanksgiving approaches, Andrew and Jerry close with a personal touch, sharing what they’re most thankful for this year—from family to friends to the victories, big and small, that shape their lives.Join them for this engaging blend of heartfelt gratitude, spirited debate, and a celebration of life’s blessings. Don’t miss this lively and thought-provoking episode!

Free Speech Week was just before the election, but Andrew and Jerry engage in a belated celebration. Joined by Patrick Maines, former President and CEO of the Media Institute, they break down the importance of rights to free speech, the erosion of those rights over time, and the challenges to free speech in 2024 and beyond. They talk about Patrick's career, the work of the Media Institute, and those who are championing free speech currently.After Patrick leaves, Andrew and Jerry talk a little more about the subject, and then turn to current events - talking about the nomination of Matt Gaetz for Attorney General (as well as other prominent Trump picks), the predictable caterwauling from the left and Never Trumpers, and why it's important for people to "keep their powder dry".

With Jerry on vacation and Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and Maryland Governor Wes Moore doing an event in Maryland, Andrew sat down with Phil Kerpen from American Commitment, Commitment to Seniors, Unleash Prosperity, and the project, EndTheRaid.org! POTUS, VPOTUS, and their enabler, Wes Moore, were in Maryland to nominally "celebrate" the second anniverary of the ironically-named "Inflation Reduction Act". But in reality, the event was all about their gloating over so-called price "negotiations" for 10 major drugs.In this conversation, Andrew and Phil talk about why this wasn't a "negotitation", but really a demonstration of force by a government not actually out to solve problems, but to make an industry come to heel. They talk about the ancillary impacts of this, how this will stifle innovation and harm consumers in the long run. Plus, how the #IRA has made prices to higher for important goods, and Phil tells the story of how Biden and Harris used the IRA to raid Medicare to the tune of a QUARTER OF A BILLION dollars to fund the pork-barrel projects of their cronyist supporters.

With the Director of the Secret Service testifying (badly) before Congress today, Andrew and Jerry decided to combine their parallel interviews with Susan Crabtree, a reporter for Real Clear Politics who covers the White House, but for whom the US Secret Service has long been a "beat". Andrew interviewed her on Friday, July 19, fresh off of the Republican National Convention, while Jerry interviewed her on Sunday, July 21st. They cover what we've now learned about the assassination attempt on President Trump, the failures of the Secret Service that day, and (as it is readily becoming clear) the lies that Secret Service management have been telling the American public as a way to avoid culpability!

Hunter Biden is convicted of a series of felonies and the major media uses this as an opportunity to prop up the Bidens. But this is but one example of the rope-a-dope being played against the American people. Jerry tells a story about the collapse of the rule of law visiting upon his family in a very personal way. This leads into a discussion of the two-tiered system of justice in America and the weaponization of the law for politics, and how the flowering of lawfare today had its seeds planted during the Obama years: Operation Choke Point, the harassment and prosecution of Chris Christie and his aides - and how that prosection laid the groundwork for using a financial services law (Sarbanes-Oxley) to go after J6 rioters (and those who were merely "Rioter adjacent"). Speaking of J6 - video has surfaced (finally) of Nancy Pelosi taking responsibility for the chaos on Capitol Hill on January 6, and this leads to a discussion of coups and insurrection, and the affirmative undermining of a presidency by people in the bureaucracy.And the Supreme Court rules, in another 9-0 decision, that the FDA's approval of an abortion drug can stand. But this will not quell the left's lies about the court having an out-of-control ideological slant.Finally, Andrew talks about his high school reunion - and how the potentially well-meaning implementation of "diversity" policies and programs can lead to intense divisions in a community years later.

With Andrew & Jerry's schedules gone crazy, they do a split show this week. With the arguments in the NYC Trump trial coming to a close, Andrew offers his thoughts about where things seem to be going and what's gone awry with ths prosecution. Then, Jerry sits down with Elaine Parker, President of the Job Creators Foundation and Communications Director for the Job Creators Network. They talk about the challenges facing America's small businesses and entrepreneurs, and how Bidenomics is crippling the American economy!

Justin Timberlake said it best, "It's gotta be May!"It's the first of May, and not only is May Day a traditional communist "holiday", but it's also a signal of someone or some thing in distress. Like America.Andrew and Jerry break down what's going on on America's college campuses, talking about the origins of these crises, who is behind them in terms of their funding and coordination, and just what the future holds. How the efforts to blame Trump for these crises ultimately underscore the role that Never Trumpers and those with Trump Derangement Syndrome have played in their eruption. The double standards of the elite, and how a "rules for thee but not for me" mentality runs through the protests. The element of LARPing (Live Action Roleplaying) that seems to also be an undercurrent, as Gen Zers take cues from Gen Xers who want to live up to their academic mentors' 1960s experiences. Not just double standards for the elite, but how the Biden Administration's law enforcement apparatus seems focused on conservative "threats", but seems to be missing what's happening on these campuses and elsewhere.Then it's the Trump trials, and the legitimacy of handcuffind Donald Trump to a courtroom chair. What this means for election 2024 - whether Biden will be the candidate, whether there will be a Trump/Biden debate, and what effect will RFK, Jr. actually have on the race. What do the current polls mean - and what could shift them between now and November.Plus, a discussion of the economy, a new report on regulatory costs from the American Action Forum, and the contrasted record on regulations between Obama, Trump and Biden.