Steve Deace Show

Steve discusses the Supreme Court's 9-0 decision striking down a Colorado Supreme Court ruling that attempted to keep Donald Trump off the state's primary ballot. Then, Blaze Media contributor Steve Baker joins the program to provide the latest updates on the DoJ's trumped-up prosecution against him for being a journalist on J6. In Hour Two, Bob Vander Plaats of the Family Leader joins the program to discuss whether Iowa women's basketball superstar Caitlin Clark can make it in the WNBA and the deep-seated cultural factors at play.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron are joined by New York talk show host Shannon Joy for the Deace Group. The panel discusses Mitch McConnell's stepping down as Senate GOP leader. The panel also discusses a new survey about marriage and what makes wives happy. In Hour Two, Blaze Media contributor Steve Baker joins the show right after his appearance in a federal court in Dallas, Texas, after turning himself in to the FBI on trumped-up J6 charges.

Steve discusses why the Supreme Court's decision to hear the question regarding presidential immunity stemming from Trump's J6 case is not necessarily the good news many outlets have reported it is for the former president. Then, Dr. Ryan Cole talks about his testimony in front of Congress this week and his battle against medical tyranny. In Hour Two, Theology Thursday is an overall reaction to "Know Thy Enemy: A Nefarious Bible Study." Finally, Ana Hibbs joins the program to give the guys another three non-political questions.

Steve discusses how the lack of energy on the Right was demonstrated again last night with the results of the Michigan presidential primary. Then, the team plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold on topics ranging from Todd-themed ice cream to best movie scores. Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the show to react to the news that Mitch McConnell plans to step down from his leadership position.

Steve discusses why RFK Jr., not Joe Biden's dementia, could be the real reason we won't have presidential debates in the fall. Then, Jamie Kohlmann discusses why she's running for the Texas State Board of Education. In Hour Two, the crew reacts to a lengthy clip from a recent episode of Daniel Horowitz's "Conservative Review" podcast, which summarizes the state of affairs for the American Right.

Steve reacts to the interview between Libs of TikTok founder Chaya Raichik and Washington Post apparatchik Taylor Lorenz and says it's just the latest example of why left America and right America will never be able to peacefully coexist. Then, True the Vote founder Catherine Engelbrecht joins the show to answer some questions about criticisms and media reporting on her organization's efforts to expose chain of custody violations from the 2020 election. In Hour Two, it's another edition of "Ask Deace Anything."

Steve and Aaron are joined by BlazeTV host Auron MacIntyre and contributor Jill Savage for the Deace Group roundtable to discuss the flurry of debate this week surrounding Christian nationalism. The panel also tries to figure out if Google made an honest mistake by ... deleting white people from history. In Hour Two, it's another edition of Feedback Friday.

Steve and Aaron are joined by BlazeTV host Auron MacIntyre and contributor Jill Savage for the Deace Group roundtable to discuss the flurry of debate this week surrounding Christian nationalism. The panel also tries to figure out if Google made an honest mistake by ... deleting white people from history. In Hour Two, it's another edition of Feedback Friday.

Steve discusses how Joe Biden's sentiment about the Supreme Court is right over the mark, kind of, but how his application is criminal (of course). Then, Dan Smithwick of the Nehemiah Institute joins the program to discuss his efforts at increasing biblical worldview literacy. In Hour Two, Theology Thursday studies the final chapter of "Know Thy Enemy." Finally, Ana Hibbs joins the program to give the guys another three non-political questions.

Steve says Biden's latest promise to absolve student loan debt for another 150,000 borrowers is just the first step in "pumping sunshine" into the country's economy this election year. Then, the team plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold on topics ranging from best Western-themed movies to the top 10 antichrist candidates for 2024. Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to laud Donald Trump's recent endorsement of an actual conservative in Texas.

Steve reacts to an extremely dour montage and says there's only one way through civilizational collapse. Then, Brian Festa from We the Patriots USA joins the show to talk about a case he's taken up regarding gender ideology that may be the first of its kind in the U.S. In Hour Two, Idolatry or Not discusses everything from Sting to Russia. Finally, Pop Culture Tuesday is a discussion about some news about Steve's movie "Nefarious."

Steve reacts to an incredible revelation from the former chief of the Minnesota Department of Health and why it calls for a new Nuremberg. Then, Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters joins the program to discuss his fearless approach to leading the charge against woke ideology in the Sooner State. In Hour Two, Tracy Beanz from the HighWire joins the show to talk about her latest piece analyzing new CDC data from the V-safe database.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron are joined by independent journalist Jordan Schachtel for the Deace Group roundtable to talk about Tucker Carlson's recent comments about American interventionism at the World Governments Summit in Dubai. The panel also tries to figure out why the topic of Taylor Swift continues to get resurrected in right-wing media. In Hour Two, it's another edition of Feedback Friday.

Steve discusses how attorneys for the election watchdog group True the Vote told a Georgie judge they have no evidence of ballot stuffing after their blockbuster documentary said the opposite. Steve thinks the group may have pulled a fast one on conservatives. Then, retired Border Patrol agent Christopher Harris joins the show to explain why he believes the state of the border is as bad as it's ever been. Theology Thursday studies the penultimate chapter in "Know Thy Enemy: A Nefarious Bible Study." Finally, Ana Hibbs joins the show to give the guys three more non-political questions.

Steve reacts to the results of a special election in New York and why it could be a bellwether for the November general election. Then, the team plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold on topics from top 5 thought-provoking movies of the 1990s to whether there'll be consequences for Covidstan. Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the show to diagnose what's gone wrong with the Republican Party in the past decade.

Steve and the crew share their firsthand observations of a mob of trans activists who protested at the Iowa Capitol over a bill that would define basic biology. Then, Idolatry or Not tries to determine if NATO is merely a relic of a bygone era. In Hour Two, Pastor Jack Hibbs joins the program to talk about his new book, "Daze of Confusion." Finally, Pop Culture Tuesday takes a look at the backlash to the backlash to the Swift/Kelce relationship.

Steve confronts the abjectly demonic "He Gets Us" Super Bowl commercial and why it's a cynically subversive attempt to use Christ's name in vain. Then, author and activist Bunni Pounds joins the show to talk about her book, "Jesus and Politics." In Hour Two, Steve and the crew react to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' roundtable of experts sharing their thoughts on the Florida grand jury's interim report on COVID.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron are joined by Jill Savage for the Deace Group roundtable to discuss Joe Biden's disastrous press conference and whether Mitch McConnell is on his way out too. The panel also tries to figure out when the madness around transgenderism will end. In Hour Two, it's another edition of Feedback Friday.

Steve and the crew discuss the latest bombshell surrounding wokeism infiltrating the American airline industry. Then, Robby Starbuck joins the show to talk about his new documentary, "The War on Children." In Hour Two, Theology Thursday reacts to the fourth installment of "Know Thy Enemy: A Nefarious Bible Study." Finally, Ana Hibbs joins the show for three non-political questions.

Steve details the many dysfunctions and failures of the GOP and right-wing America in the past 24 hours and wonders aloud what the heck we're doing. Then, Steve goes in-depth on the D.C. District Court's ruling against Trump's presidential immunity claims and theorizes what happens next. In Hour Two, Buy, Sell, or Hold covers topics ranging from best 80 hits that never cracked the Billboard Top 50 to complaints about Todd. Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to provide more context on what happens next in Trump's J6 case.

Steve reacts to the news that the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against Donald Trump's presidential immunity claim in his J6 case and why that could be a dour sign of things to come. Then, former Navy SEAL Asa Miller joins the program to talk about his legal battle against the Biden administration's COVID jab requirements. In Hour Two, the team plays a game of Idolatry or Not. Finally, Pop Culture Tuesday takes a look at the new Netflix documentary on the making of "We Are the World."

Steve and the crew are joined by Tracy Beanz of UncoverDC.com for the Deace Group to react to the discourse surrounding superstars Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift and whether their relationship is just annoying or a psyop. The panel also discusses how two polls can't possibly both be true. In Hour Two, it's another edition of Feedback Friday.

Steve says the revelation that the U.S. Capitol Police will not charge a Senate staffer with any crime for filming homosexual porn in a Senate chamber is the greatest metaphor of all time. Then, author and radio host Tom Woods joins the show to talk about his new book, "Diary of a Psychosis." In Hour Two, Theology Thursday reacts to another chapter of "Know Thy Enemy: A Nefarious Bible Study." Finally, Ana Hibbs joins the show to give the guys another three non-political questions.

Steve reflects on three overtly evil stories that have broken this week and reminds us that the stakes we're playing for are far greater than any election. Then, the crew plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold on topics ranging from best Gen X rock bands to worst movies. Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the show to talk about a new effort in South Dakota to Californianize the state's voting system.

Steve and the crew react to a troubling story out of Montana about parents who had their daughter taken from them by the state for failing to affirm her "gender identity." Then, Josh Hammer from Newsweek joins the show to talk about the launch of his new podcast and to share his analysis about the 2024 election. In Hour Two, "Idolatry or Not" responds to Pastor Alistair Begg's doubling down on his advice that a grandmother attend a "transgender wedding" in her family.