Mark Larson Podcast

Mark visits with Stephen Moore from the Heritage Foundation and they dissect the number of economic facets from the midterm elections, especially who the big winner in the entire country is from the elections.

Mark is following all the fires across the state of California as Santa Ana winds and single-digit humidities are just crushing the Golden State, but thankfully San Diego is okay at the moment. Former U.S. Attorney General (under President Reagan) Ed Meese chats with Mark about the fallout/backlash/aftermath following the resignation/firing of Jeff Sessions from the same role, as Matt Whitaker takes over the job.

Mark speaks with Tyler Spady, son of a family friend of his, who was at the Borderline bar in Thousand Oaks, California, during the scary moments of a 28-year-old man gunning down 12 people. Tyler was able to escape to safety, but he recounts the situation and how it unfolded. Also, Michael Schwartz is the executive director of the San Diego County Gun Owners PAC. He and Mark discuss the laws that were broken, that should be fixed and why certain arguments are not as cogent as people make them out to be regarding the aftermath of this tragedy.

Mark opens up with disbelief and horror as 12 people were fatally shot at a country music bar in Thousand Oaks, California. It speaks to a broader issue contrary to the vast gun control arguments coming from the liberal left. James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) also joins the conversation on the heels of the Thousand Oaks massacre as well as the latest election results as well as the mainstream media's reaction to it all.

Mark brings in Tom Del Bacarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) to dissect everything California as it relates to the midterm election and how bad voters got it wrong on a number of issues. Also, how did the mainstream media react to Beto O'Rourke's tough loss to incumbent Senator Ted Cruz last night in Texas? Take a listen.

Mark recaps a wild midterm election that reflects both the state and federal political turnmoil. Also, Michael Reagan talks to Mark about everything election-related but focuses more on how the Republican Party in California had absolutely nothing to run on that could deliver their message in an influential way.

Mark welcomes in his favorite Democratic political strategist Doug Schoen to look at the big picture when it comes to the Congress, both House and Senate, and what we could see come tomorrow. Also, Kate Obenshain (Young America's Foundation) chimes in on the election results to be, or what she predicts will take place as well.

Mark goes over his voter guide as we are now in full election day coverage for all of San Diego. This includes the discussion of the governor's race as well as the U.S. Senate and Congressional seats up for grabs.

Mark is really beside himself after hearing the "jokes" hurled at Representative Dan Crenshaw from Pete Davidson on Saturday Night Live over the weekend. It speaks to the insensitivity of military veterans and their wounds being the subject of poor and distasteful jabs. Also, Mehran Aram (The Aramco Group) focuses on the financial impact of the election coming up tomorrow and what we should look forward to come the aftermath of it.

Mark ramps up the home stretch of the election and talks with Tom Del Bacarro from PoliticalVanguard.com on Proposition 7 (Daylight Savings Time) to the Gas Tax repeal, and races including for governor and whether Dianne Feinstein can keep her U.S. Senate seat. Also, city council races all across San Diego are heating up and Lorie Zapf (District 2) talks about her grassroots campaign and continuing to stump for support.

Mark brings in John Cox on the home stretch of the lead-up to the general election on Tuesday as he continues to pound Gavin Newsom for his Jerry Brown-esque approach to continuing ruining California. Also, Stephen Moore chimes in on the October jobs report and how records are continuing to be set by the current administration.

Mark is gearing up for the final days leading up to the midterm election on Tuesday, and he also chats with Terry McGee from the San Diego Military Advisory Council (SDMAC) on how vital it is to keep San Diego as the most important military city in the nation.

Mark brings in Lisa Daftari from Foreign Desk News on the latest with the migrant caravan and why we shouldn't be getting all worked up and pent-up with frustration over the politics in protecting our border. Also, Barbra Streisand isn't pulling any punches with her "anti-Trump activism" in the new music she's recording and releasing.

The Halloween sugar-rush/sugar-crash hangover is in full effect as Mark recaps the latest remarks from the House of Representatives on the Mueller investigation, and what can happen following Election Day next week... He analyzes that and much more with James Hirsen from NewsMax.com

Mark brought on Nick Canepa from the San Diego Union Tribune as he wrote a piece for the newspaper (yes, they still make those!) on whether the city of San Diego would welcome back the Chargers to San Diego. Also, Mehran Aram (The Aramco Group) has the latest on the teetering and tottering of the stock markets, as well as the latest numbers from the San Diego real estate market.

Mark gets into the Halloween mood by trying to scare his listeners with the news of the day, and we look at how President Trump has 11 rallies planned over the next 6 days in preparation for the midterm election. Also, Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) chimes in on the liberal media who think their conservative counterparts are to blame for the Pittsburgh synagogue murderer.

Mark checks in with Michael Reagan on the latest unraveling by both sides on the argument of President Trump wanted to complete abolish, or at least modify, the 14th Amendment to curb illegal immigration.

Mark recaps the latest declarations from President Trump as he plans to either get rid of or modify the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, which guarantees U.S. citizenship if you're born on American soil. New York Times best-selling author Peter Schweizer promotes his new film, "The Creepy Line," as Google and Facebook are allegedly crossing that line in using your private information for their gain.

Mark brings in Buzz Patterson, former military aide to President Clinton, and how an incredible movement started up over the weekend with people wanting to "walk away" from the Democratic Party. Also, how did two people on MSNBC shoot off their mouths in blaming President Trump for the horrific shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh? We got the proof right here.

Mark brings in Thomas Ruskin, former NYPD detective & investigator, to the conversation on the heels of the arrest of Cesar Sayoc, who allegedly mailed 14 explosive devices last week to notable critics of President Trump, as well as John Bowers, who fatally shot 11 parishioners at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. Also, Tom Del Bacarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) chimes in on the latest in the California propositions and local/state elections that should be front-and-center, and rightfully so.