Dinesh D'Souza

In this episode, Dinesh lays out the sobering implications of Trump’s guilty verdict. Debbie and Dinesh discuss what this means for Trump, and what impact this outcome will have on the 2024 election.

In this episode, Dinesh reveals an elaborate scheme by Dr. Fauci, the NIH and its allies to cover their tracks and conceal truths they wanted to keep from the public. Dinesh considers the grim prospect of Trump going to jail—or might it actually help him politically. Hogan Gidley, senior adviser at the American First Policy Institute, joins Dinesh to talk about Trump, the RNC and the 2024 election.

In this episode, Dinesh talks about the scandal of scholars papers that are routinely discovered to be dishonest and plagiarized. Debbie joins Dinesh to talk about the lengths they’ll go to get rid of Trump, his Bronx rally, and the illegals who keep showing up in Texas airports.

In this episode Dinesh considers the alarming implications of the Biden DOJ’s “lethal force” mandate in the Mar-a-Lago raid. Abe Hamadeh, congressional candidate in Arizona, joins Dinesh to talk about election integrity in that key state and also what it’s like to endure a nasty primary campaign.

In this episode Dinesh contrasts the solemn bravery of Israel’s young people in contrast with the spoiled-brat theatrics of America’s anti-Israel protesters. Conservative influencer Hannah Cox joins Dinesh to talk about the legacy of feminism and fractured relationships among young people.

In this episode, Dinesh examines the lawfare against the so-called “fake Trump electors” in Arizona and warns that this is part of the Democrats’ attempt to prevent election fraud detection in 2024. Dinesh refutes the notion that Daniel Perry, recently pardoned by Texas Governor Abbott, is a “racist murderer.” Documentary filmmaker Christina Urso joins Dinesh to talk about her film on the Whitmer kidnapping and how she got cancelled by her bank.

In this episode, Dinesh explores the implications of the death of Iranian president Raisi in a helicopter crash. Dinesh asks, what did Harrison Butker say to make the Left so angry? Author Naomi Wolf joins Dinesh to discuss a new spiritual journey that involves studying the Hebrew and Christian scriptures.

In this episode, Dinesh examines an appellate court review that suggests the prosecution held vital evidence back in the quintessential FBI frame-up, namely the Whitmer kidnapping case. Debbie and Dinesh discuss the upcoming presidential debates, what’s happening with the Trump cases, and how doctors were paid money to get their patients to get Covid vaccines.

In this episode, Dinesh considers new information about Michael Cohen that might prove fatal for Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s case. Dinesh projects what we’re in for with the Trump-Biden debates. Actor Kevin Sorbo joins Dinesh to talk about his new film, with Cuba Gooding Jr, about a group of death row inmates who accept Christ.

In this episode, Dinesh discusses the latest antics in Judge Juan Merchan’s New York circus. Dinesh celebrates the first-ever conviction of Antifa thugs in a San Diego courtroom. Susan Polgar, Olympian and one of the best chess players in the world, joins Dinesh to talk about male-female differences in this sport.

In this episode, Dinesh discusses House Speaker Mike Johnson’s bizarre “conversion” that has now emboldened the FBI to ramp up its spying on American citizens. Dinesh reviews some telling admissions by gain-of-function researchers strengthening the case that Covid-19 originated in a Wuhan lab. Author Mary Margaret Olohan joins Dinesh to relay true stories of young people who suffered a crisis of identity and “transitioned,” only now to transition back to the sex they were born as.

In this episode, Dinesh discusses how Judge Aileen Cannon has brilliantly turned the tables on Special Counsel Jack Smith, in effect putting him on the defensive and giving Trump a political boost going into November. Dinesh considers the implications of Trump’s huge New Jersey rally. Auron MacIntyre joins Dinesh to discuss his new book on “how liberal democracies become tyrannies.”

In this episode, Dinesh uses a case study to expose how medical misinformation is now taught in medical schools. Debbie joins Dinesh for their Friday roundup, which includes a review of the Trump cases and the strange story of a pastor who gave a cheerful sermon that ended with his announcement of his wife’s untimely death.

In this episode, Dinesh reviews the latest developments in the New York courtroom, and considers Michael Avenatti’s unique take on his former client Stormy Daniels. Erik Prince, former Navy Seal and founder of the military company Blackwater, joins Dinesh to reveal how the United States, in the decades after its spectacular victory in the Cold War, completely forgot how to be a superpower.

In this episode, Dinesh reviews the latest developments in the Trump hush money case, including the testimony of Stormy Daniels. Dinesh reveals how campus protests are not spontaneous events but rather well-coordinated schemes with specific tactics designed to achieve favorable press coverage and specific policy objectives.

In this episode, Dinesh considers the decline and deterioration of American institutions and asks, is Obama the culprit? Dinesh also recalls his early writings and first film on Obama to show how they have held up the in the light of subsequent events.

In this episode, Dinesh considers the issue of whether the Right can in fact fight in the same way the Left does. Erik Prince, former Navy Seal and founder of the military company Blackwater, joins Dinesh to talk about how the US military went from being the best in the world to becoming woefully unprepared for today’s challenges.

In this episode, Dinesh asks whether conservatives and Republicans are capable of fighting in the same way the Left and the Democrats fight. Debbie joins Dinesh to discuss whether Israel is going to succumb to a Hamas deal, are the campus protesters susceptible to becoming terrorists themselves, and the prospects for a Trump-DeSantis ticket.

In this episode, Dinesh reveals how the campus encampments erected by the protesters on many campuses might prove a fertile recruiting ground for future terrorists. Dinesh says the Arizona rancher who allegedly killed a migrant got shafted by the system, even though he beat the rap. Author James Lindsey joins Dinesh to discuss whether a newly-revived Communist totalitarianism motivates the activist Left in today’s culture.

In this episode, Dinesh vets Trump’s New York case to show what we know, what we don’t, and why the prosecution’s theory is a circus act. David Tice, executive producer of Paul Revere Films, joins Dinesh to discuss the risk of EMP attacks as depicted in his new documentary, “Grid Down, Power Up.”

In this episode, Dinesh reveals newly-released details that confirm the Biden DOJ’s Mar-a-Lago raid was largely a set-up. Dinesh reviews the convoluted and fanciful case that the Manhattan DA is making against Trump under the realistic assumption that a jury will convict him anyway. Author Jeremy Carl of the Claremont Institute joins Dinesh to explain why whites are the ones pushing an ideology of anti-whiteness.

In this episode, Dinesh reveals some good news from the World Health Organization which has repealed some of the worst elements of its proposed global pandemic treaty. Dinesh considers the existence of an anti-Trump cabal of legal and media experts to raise the question, “Are the conspiracy theorists right?” Marc Lotter of the America First Policy Institute joins Dinesh to discuss Trump’s second-term policy agenda.

In this episode, Dinesh argues that the professors are the ones who are most to blame for the rampant anti-Semitism and pro-terrorism on the American campus. Evolutionary biologist Colin Wright joins Dinesh to discuss what we know and don’t know about evolution, and whether it is compatible with belief in a creator God.

In this episode, Dinesh asks whether the campus activists celebrating Hamas and terrorizing Jewish students on campus deserve to be called terrorists themselves. Dinesh reviews the opening statements in Trump’s criminal “hush money” case in New York. Author and podcaster Jeremy Slate joins Dinesh to talk about whether we are witnessing, as with Rome, the “decline and fall” of America.

In this episode, Dinesh reveals how the attitude of a “reluctant juror” encapsulates why Republicans lose so often in political and cultural battles. Dinesh argues the Ukraine vote exposes a fault line within the GOP that spells trouble for the future of MAGA. Pastor Greg Locke joins Dinesh to talk about his new film “Miracles at the Movies.”