Conservative Commandos Radio & TV Show - Nov. 11, 2025

Conservative Commandos Radio & TV Show - Nov. 11, 2025

Hosts, Rick Trader and George Landrith, discuss:

• Veterans Day and why honoring veterans is important.
• President Trump's attendance at an NFL football game (Commanders vs. Lions) so that he could participate in the halftime show that honored veterans and recognized new military recruits being sworn in.
• The latest news on the Democrats' government shutdown.
• The deal reached in the Senate where 8 Democrats sided with the Republicans in ending the shutdown and provide a clean continuing resolution that will go to the end of January.
• Interesting that Hakeem Jeffries and the hosts of The View all were angry that the 8 Democrats voted to end the Democrats' Shutdown.
• Democrat stratigist James Carville predicted that the Democrats will win the presidential election in 2028 and that they should immediately pack the court and increase its numbers by four (from 9 to 13).
• Why the Left seems so interested in packing the Court so that they can make it a tool of politics instread of a non-political branch of the government that focuses on the Constitution and the Rule of Law. The reason is simple - the Left is Marxist and thus they have totalitarian instincts and goals. They are the enemy of America and our heritage of freedom and opportunity based in Constitutional principles.

Guests:

Jim Simpson is an investigative journalist, economist, and former budget examiner for the White House Office of Management and Budget. He’s best known for his relentless work exposing the Marxist playbook driving America’s political crises. His latest book, Manufactured Crisis: The War to End America, is a 2024 deep dive into the blueprint behind the chaos. He will discuss how the Great Society and the Welfare State have damaged American families, made minorities poorer, and wreaked havoc upon their once-strong families. The far left has purposefully sabotaged and undermined America’s strength and resilience, and that of minority families.

Wayne Crews is the Fred L. Smith Fellow in Regulatory Studies at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. His work explores the impact of government regulation of free enterprise. Wayne has been published and cited in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Forbes, Communications Lawyer, The International Herald Tribune, and other notable publications. Wayne will discuss the Ten Thousand Commandments report, which he has compiled on the costs and burdens of the out-of-control regulatory state.