Mark Larson Podcast

Mark dips in and out of today's testimony from Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and her sexual assault allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh from back in 1982.

Mark brings in his favorite Democratic political strategist, and former Clinton operative, Doug Schoen, to dissect six ways to Sunday the latest "gang-rape" allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh, and when the Senate should ultimately put it to a floor vote.

Mark provides a scathing retort and analysis on the latest "gang-rape" allegations involving Judge Brett Kavanaugh, and brings Tim Graham (Media Research Center, & NewsBusters.org) into the conversation as well.

Mark analyzes the breaking news of Bill Cosby's "sexually violent predator" labeling as well as the sentence handed down to him by a judge in Pennsylvania as he'll spend 3-10 years in a state prison stemming from a 2004 sexual assault. We chat about that along with other political ramblings inside DC with our political strategist Peggy Ellis.

Mark reflects heavily on the horrific crash from September 25, 1978, as PSA Flight 182 ripped through a neighborhood in North Park and killed more than 140 people. Joe Graham is a former PSA pilot, as well as Mark's personal flight instructor, and sheds some light on the tragedy. Also, Michael Reagan - President of the Reagan Legacy Foundation - opines on the latest media reactions inside the beltway as it pertains to Judge Brett Kavanaugh, and North Korea via President Trump's address at the UN General Assembly, among others.

Mark continues to dissect not only the craziness of the latest accusations of sexual misconduct by Judge Brett Kavanaugh, but also on how Congress is attempting a bipartisan effort to restrict consumers on airlines with the Federal Aviation Administration. Also, Mehran Aram (The Aramco Group) strolls in from an awesome weekend and gives us tips and updates within the San Diego housing market, as well as the stock market in the United States.

Mark is feeling the effects from an extremely dry weather weekend in the Southwest, but he powers through the controversy of the second woman's claim that Judge Brett Kavanaugh engaged in sexual misconduct back in his college days in the mid-1980s. We get into that and more with Tom Del Bacarro from PoliticalVanguard.com

P.J. O'Rourke has a new book out talking about how technology has invaded our lives and not for the better. It's called "None of My Business," and Mark chats with P.J. about it. Also, the San Diego City Council continues to scuffle over the safety concerns with dockless bikes and scooters. Lorie Zapf represents the 2nd district and details what went down at City Hall. Michael Reagan continues the conversation about Judge Brett Kavanaugh and Dr. Christine Blasey Ford as the hearing for Monday looms with investigations being demanded about sexual assault allegations.

All things w) Judge Brett Kavanaugh & Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, as well as the international stage is pertains to the United States, China, North Korea, Russia, etc, and much more. - Kate Obenshain (Young America's Foundation) - Bill Gertz (Washington Times & Washington Free Beacon) - James Hirsen (NewsMax.com)

Mark chimes in with Rowan Scarborough from the Washington Times on the latest inside the beltway as well as around the world. Plus, Mark recently saw the final cut of the new blockbuster film, "First Man." Being the space junkie that he is, he provides an incredible review of the movie.

Mark brings in Scott Sherman from the San Diego City Council as they chat about the latest developments in how a downtown indoor skydiving company barely last 9 months in a building whose ownership changed hands very quickly. Also, Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) chimes in on the latest media reaction regarding the hearing that'll take place on Monday with Judge Brett Kavanaugh, and Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, who accuses Kavanaugh of sexual assault 36 years ago.

Mark checks in with San Diego County Board of Supervisors Chair Kristin Gaspar on the latest with the Port of San Diego, as well as juvenile prisoners, as well as how federal and state legislation threatens her board's responsibilities. Also, Ed Meese is the former U.S. Attorney General under President Reagan and he lays out what's likely to happen in the newly announced Judge Brett Kavanaugh hearing come Monday to face allegations of sexual assault from 36 years ago.

Mark brings in Tom Del Bacarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) to talk about the new open hearing that's about to take place on Capitol Hill come Monday morning to tackle the sexual assault allegation against Judge Brett Kavanaugh by Christine Blasey Ford. Also, a recap of last night's Primetime Emmy Awards and the records it set last night. Hint: they're not good.

David Aikman is an author and former TIME Magazine correspondent. He opines with Mark on why, even with all the political nonsense sprouting inside our mainstream media, we seem to lose a great sense of what's happening on the global scale including the war in Syria. Also, Mehran Aram (The Aramco Group) provides an update on the stock and real state markets for us here in San Diego.

Mark brings in Col. Oliver North (Ret.) to enlighten us not only on the Judge Brett Kavanaugh controversy, but also the latest decision by the Del Mar Fairgrounds in terms of holding gun shows there, as well as his new position at the NRA.

How is it that the failure rate is so terrible for the safety in California marijuana? A new report shines a great light on that. Also, San Diego City Council member Scott Sherman talks about the audit of the public utilities department and how much they're really working every day. Finally, Stephen Moore checks in on the latest involving the economic growth in the U.S.

What happened on September 12, 2001? It could shock and surprise you how amazing it was for the resolve from the nation. Former NYC Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik spoke with Mark on that and much more, and it'll warm your heart on a number of levels. Also, Tim Graham (Executive Editor at NewsBusters.org) opines on the networks and cable shows trying to indict President Trump on charges of improper tone and touting of accomplishments amid coverage of Hurricane Florence as it's about to hit the Carolinas.

Mark checks in with James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) as they both reflect on some incredible stories about where they were and what friends of theirs experienced 17 years ago today on September 11, 2018. Also, Spencer Brown works with Young America's Foundation and he chats with Mark about the September 11 remembrance project that they began. He also analyzes part of observances on campuses across America.

We never forget the attacks on our nation back on September 11, 2001. It's been 17 years since and we are stronger and continue to praise those first responders and who helped rebuild a dark day in the United States. Also, Kenneth Starr - former US Solicitor General and Independent Counsel - is the author of the new book, “Contempt," on the 20th anniversary of the investigation into Bill Clinton while he was in office the laws he broke while occupying the Oval Office.

Mark checks in once again with Kate Obenshain (Young America's Foundation), author of "Divider in Chief," about the divisive nature of former President Obama's latest campaign trail speeches for Democrats fighting for Congressional seats. Also, Mehran Aram (The Aramco Group) analyzes the latest stock market reports, as well as providing great tips on when you should consider refinancing your mortgage loan.