The Wayne Dupree Podcast

House Rules Committee is at a standstill as they can't pass a rule to consider a border bill. What's up with Senate Democrats and HB. 2 Secure the Border Act?

Former President Trump made a dramatic return to New York for a civil fraud trial, accused of inflating his businesses' value. Despite not addressing the court, he orchestrated a media spectacle to stay in the spotlight and positioned himself as a victim of a politicized justice system, solidifying his lead in the 2024 GOP primary.

In today's whirlwind of the economy, immigration issues, and President Joe Biden's foreign policies, many Americans are caught in a cycle of sleepless nights and high stress. Financial worries and political tensions are causing anxiety, shaking the peace and security we once had. This tense atmosphere not only clouds our minds but also disrupts our sleep. As debates rage on everywhere, from dinner chats to social media, a sense of unease lingers, making a good night's sleep harder to come by.

Why share that Joe Biden advised Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate to Iran's significant attack on Israel? It's because the Biden Administration is still pandering to its anti-Israel, antisemitic supporters.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib has a moment when a Fox News reporter questions her about 'Death to America' chants at a rally in her Dearborn, Michigan district.

The Arizona Supreme Court upheld a 160-year-old law that severely limits abortions in the state, allowing them only to save a pregnant person's life. This law, dating back to 1864, carries prison sentences for providers, making Arizona one of the strictest states on abortion, similar to Texas, Alabama, and Mississippi.

George Soros, through his firm Soros Fund Management, has strategically entered the radio industry, seeing it as beneficial for business and politics.

In a couple of weeks, the House Republican voting margin will be at its lowest ever. So, getting things done is going to be tougher.

Israeli PM Netanyahu's adviser rejects claims of intentional attack on aid workers in Gaza by World Central Kitchen, calling it "absurd." Founder Jose Andres alleges targeted strikes on aid workers' vehicles, but Israeli official denies deliberate harm to civilians.

Former President Donald Trump spoke at a campaign event in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Tuesday, warning about the impact of migrant-related crime and suggesting dire consequences if not re-elected. Trump's comments, delivered in front of law enforcement officers, pinned blame on migrants and made contentious remarks about other countries' actions.

Senate Democrats are pressuring President Biden to simplify pathways for undocumented immigrants to gain legal status, citing concerns about potential mass deportations under a reelected Trump.

Former President Trump criticized Republican House members for leaving their seats, impacting the party's majority. Trump called them "cowards and weaklings." Rep. Gallagher and former Rep. Buck chose early retirement, leaving vacancies in Congress.

Welcome to the Weekend Start - Best of the Wayne Dupree Show. If you missed an episode of the award-winning podcast, we air segments pulled from the earlier week for your viewing each Saturday at 12pm ET. Make sure you share with your friends and family!

Only 31% were convinced the media will cover all candidates properly, while 65% were not. Only 36% of potential voters said the "media will provide enough context for voters to understand their choices," while 60% did not. Democrats trusted national news media 63%-33% more. Only 24% of Republicans trust the media, while 73% do not. Independents concurred 35%-59% on the same concern. Republicans have always been wary of the media, but former President Donald Trump memorably dubbed it "the enemy of the people" and "fake news," escalating their conflict. Rejecting the Hunter Biden laptop story as Russian influence when it turned out to be mainly accurate, promoting the now-debunked Trump-Russian connection claim, and more have drew criticism from the mainstream media.

Bloomberg's article on Tuesday stated that "there's no evidence of Ukraine's involvement," according to four individuals with close Kremlin ties. The piece suggested that Putin was present during discussions where officials concurred on the absence of a link to Kiev, yet he is still intent on leveraging the tragedy to garner support for the war in Ukraine. Citing an unnamed source, Bloomberg detailed the situation. Maria Zakharova, the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, strongly criticized Bloomberg's report on Tuesday via Telegram, calling it "a masterpiece of news" and "the mother of all fakes."

Russian President Putin attributed the Moscow concert hall massacre to "radical Islamists" but implicated Ukraine. He questioned who benefited from the attack during a video conference with security leaders. The deadly attack, carried out by four assailants at the Crocus City Hall, left 139 dead.

Wayne, Hutch Bailie Jr, and Jason Robertson fearlessly debunk fake news and deliver impactful responses. Join us Mon-Thu to amplify our voices. Share, comment, and rate our show!

Wayne, Hutch Bailie Jr, and Jason Robertson fearlessly debunk fake news and deliver impactful responses. Join us Mon-Thu to amplify our voices. Share, comment, and rate our show!

Former President Donald Trump needs to post a $464 million bond by Monday or risk having his assets seized. New York Attorney General Letitia James might use a marshal or sheriff to start freezing Trump's bank accounts and taking his properties.

Welcome to the Weekend Start - Best of the Wayne Dupree Show. If you missed an episode of the award-winning podcast, we air segments pulled from the earlier week for your viewing each Saturday at 12pm ET. Make sure you share with your friends and family!

Americans feel uneasy about the economy, impacting President Biden's approval. Despite concerns, spending continues, supporting economic indicators. Public overlooks signs of a strong economy due to inflation worries and uncertainty for 2024.

The latest buzz in our political arena is "lawfare," employing legal maneuvers as a tool against rivals. It now unfolds as a display of political excess. How many lawsuits, court battles, and rulings against Donald Trump will the Democratic Party consume? Even more troubling is the potential toll on the American system due to this overindulgence.

Wayne, Hutch Bailie Jr, and Jason Robertson fearlessly debunk fake news and deliver impactful responses. Join us Mon-Thu to amplify our voices. Share, comment, and rate our show!

Supreme Court halts Texas immigration law indefinitely, preventing state arrests of suspected illegal aliens Complete insanity — your own government is sponsoring the invasion

Prominent conservatives in the realm of social media launched scathing critiques at various media outlets over the weekend for seemingly distorting former President Trump's remarks at a recent Ohio rally. Conservative pundits, Republican legislators, and others criticized platforms like Rolling Stone, NBC News, and CBS News for sharing headlines about Trump's statement regarding a potential "bloodbath" if he lost re-election, without clarifying that he was addressing the automotive industry. These critics argued that this constituted a fresh, anti-Trump "hoax" being fabricated in real-time. Share your views on President Trump using the "Bloodbath" metaphor. Leave us a message! Did you interpret his words figuratively or literally? Drop a message for the @WayneDupreeShow, and we'll discuss it on Monday's episode. - 📞800-895-5725