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Let's dig in for the New Year. Massive fraud in Minnesota, inflation, Trump's economic plan for 2026 and a wrap-up of how he handled his first year in this new term in office are the topics in today's Red Meat.

Why do you hear Pink Panther music when you hear about the Louvre burglary? Get the latest on that, and on the FBI probe into illegal gambling in the NBA and how far the net is going to stretch

The murder of Charlie Kirk says something about what America has become, but is it too late to change? Get the latest on the hunt for his killer, plus what led up to it and what happens next. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and others weigh in, including Tara Servatius, Marc Cox, Newell Normand, the Big K Morning Show, and more.

Donald Trump weighed in on why hashtags about his death were trending on social media in recent days while some supporters, including Tara Servatius at WORD, worry that while he's fine now, he's working himself to death. Plus, Marc Cox at KFTK and takes on questions about why Chicago doesn't want help lowering crime, and Tommy Tucker at WWL learns about the legality of Trump tackling crime in cities including L.A., Chicago and New Orleans

Some are celebrating as Washington D.C. enjoys a nearly unprecedented number of days without a murder after Donald Trump braved liberal wrath and sent in the National Guard. Get the latest on reaction to that, plus Rich Zeoli takes on the Cracker Barrel branding problem and asks 'Is woke really dead?'

Millions of dollars in business investment and real estate ownership is abandoning the Democratically run coast cities and moving to places including Florida, Texas and Tennessee. Let's discuss.

Today we bring you a law and order episode of Red Meat focused on how much the Jeffrey Epstein case is suddenly costing Donald Trump in support, plus we hear from a guy who's charging people to find out what happened to Jimmy Hoffa and we discover the true cost of the tariff on Mexican tomatoes.

A surprise reversal in the Jeffrey Epstein narrative has many people wondering what's going on and why Attorney General Pam Bondi went from saying a list of the sex offender's clients were on her desk to saying the list doesn't exist. Plus, more than half of American murders go unsolved and Red Meat digs into why.

The United States dropping bombs in Iran seems to fly in the face of Donald Trump's 'American first' policies ... But not so fast. Here's more takes from Tara Servatius at WORD Radio, Vineeta Sawker at WCCO Radio, CBS business analyst Jill Schlesinger, a Tulane University professor, Newell Normand at WWL in New Orleans and more.

This weekend promises to be a doozy with a military parade in DC and protests across the rest of the country. Plus, Donald Trump had some interesting words on the future of immigration, and get the latest on the scene in Israel after the country struck Iran overnight.

In this episode of Red Meat, Rich Zeoli at WPHT Radio digs into President Joe Biden, how out of it he could've been while in office and who was really pulling the strings behind the scenes. Tara Servatius at WORD Radio discusses why the government may have to take over oil refineries because of California's screw up; Tommy Tucker from WWL Radio takes on Iran's nuclear plans; and Bob Rose reveals a tale of Chinese spies.

The boys are back with Second Amendment Radio and the Great Outdoors. This week we welcome Chief Mike Weigand, retiring from the Eureka Police Department. Chief Weigand started with Eureka PD in 1976 and served as Chief of Police since 1987. Congratulations, Chief! We also welcome Stephen Willeford with Gun Owners of America.