Mark Larson Podcast

Mark welcomes back President of the Government Accountability Institute, and NYT best-selling author, Peter Schweizer, as they discuss the breaking news of a Congressional representative who was arrested on charges of insider trading. They also discussed Schweizer's latest book on voter fraud. Additionally, former White House press secretary under President Trump, Sean Spicer, unloads a few provocative thoughts about the current political climate as well as what he wrote in his new book, "The Briefing: Politics, The Press, and The President."

Mark analyzes how the mainstream media is getting it so sick and twisted regarding President Trump's supposed "reversal" on opposition research in hopes to get an edge on Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election. We also get an update on state elections across the country, especially in Ohio, and the uprising on the Democratic Party's side of things with Tim Graham from NewsBusters.org.

Tom Del Bacarro is the proprietor for PoliticalVanguard.com, and he analyzes the latest news out of Sacramento where Republican primary gubernatorial candidate Travis Allen has endorsed John Cox in the general election against Democratic frontrunner Gavin Newsom. However, Travis Allen announced it in odd fashion. Also, Mehran Aram (The Aramco Group) has more on the tariff war with China, as well as stock market and real estate analysis.

Mark chimes in on the fact that more wildfires are breaking out and trying to deny the climate change truthers out there. Also, SDG&E wants to tell you how to conserve your own energy and electricity during heat waves. Star Parker is the founder of Urban CURE and she has some amazing thoughts on the Chicago riots and why there were so many murders in the city over the weekend.

Rep. Duncan D. Hunter drops some bombshells with Mark Larson as he continues to think the Department of Justice is out to get President Trump and ruin his administration.

Mark checks in with the show's official economist - Stephen Moore - on the latest with Apple's trillion-dollar stock valuation, as well as an update on the economy vs. climate change environmentalists. Also, Mark checks in to the press conference featuring the heads of the FBI, NSA, DHS, and the DNI, among others, as they discuss how Russia previously and currently meddled and hacked into our cyber- infrastructure.

Mark brings back Andrew Puzder, former nominee for US Secretary of Labor, and author of “The Capitalist Comeback”, to discuss the latest numbers from the July including why the Trump administration is so focused on tariffs.

Mark reacts to President Trump's proclamation last night in Tampa, Florida, as he continues to boast how it's time for Voter ID as we need ID for virtually everything else we purchase. Also, Tim Graham is the executive editor at NewsBusters.org and he opines on Andrea Mitchell being celebrated for 40 years at NBC when it's really an advertisement for the network, as well as Jim Acosta trying to prove chants of "fake news" and "CNN sucks" wrong.

Mark brings in Rachel Bovard from the Conservative Partnership Institute as she updates us from Capitol Hill to make sure our legislators are making sure that our tax dollars are well-spent (spoiler alert: they're not). Also, Michael Schwartz from San Diego County Gun Owners opines on the latest controversy involving the digital publication of blueprints on how to make plastic guns with a 3D printer.

Apparently, Balboa Park's Museum of Man is on the list of places to be changed because of political correctness, and Mark cannot get enough of the ridiculousness of this story. Also, Mayor Bill Wells of El Cajon gives us an update on the regional issue of the homeless epidemic not just in his city but across Southern California.

Mark runs through today's package of sound which includes a couple bites from ABC News where they claim that the Mueller investigation is taking its time because Mueller is a life-long Republican, as well as Democrats looking at options on how to counter those who like President Trump's policies. Also, the latest updates from Mehran Aram on the housing and stock markets as well as how tariffs could come to an end soon.

Mark indulges his listeners with thoughts of the state of California and how 4 in every 10 residents are living at or below the poverty line. Also, Tom Del Bacarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) chimes in on the latest from Sacramento and what we can expect in the foreseeable future.

Mark brings in Stephen Moore, his official economist, to break down the latest GDP numbers and how thriving the economy has become in recent months, a promise President Trump has kept since he started his campaign.

Mark welcomes back Jon Coupal, President of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, and they discuss all things in the state of California as it pertains to raising taxes to the point of insanity.

Mark checks in on everything across the beltway with his friend James Hirsen from Newsmax.com. Topics include the reporter who was allegedly banned from asking questions that President Trump reportedly didn't like. Also, Chris Matthews needs to lay down on the couch and relax after comparing the President to a Communist.

Mark checks in with longtime entertainer and observer of all things in the political spectrum -- Pat Boone -- as they reflect on the good ol' days as well as the double standards and political correctness that continue to increase on a daily basis. Also, Mayor Kevin Faulconer makes his monthly house call to Mark in studio and they discuss a number of topics including Comic-Con, police enforcement, cleaning up the San Diego river, helping curb the homeless epidemic, dockless bikes, the new SD fire chief as well as border wall contractors.

With the latest from President Trump and his lawyer, Michael Cohen, steaming up the mainstream media, Rowan Scarborough (Washington Times) breaks down the tape as well as more on the fake Russian dossier they tried to use against the President. Also, Padres pitching legend Trevor Hoffman is being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame this weekend in Cooperstown, and Mark's favorite curmudgeon in Nick Canepa (San Diego Union Tribune) reflects and imagines the world with Trevor Hoffman as a Hall-of-Famer.

SD City Council member Scott Sherman opines on the San Diego State lease agreement to use the stadium on the land that the Chargers used to occupy prior to leaving prior to last season. Saundra Cima is with Honor Flight San Diego and the organization is hoping to raise money this weekend in hopes to fly at least 3 more veterans to Washington, D.C. Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) chimes in on the mainstream media's lack of correctly covering the Toronto shooting earlier this week as well as how Chris Matthews lost his mind in peddling fake news regarding a press conference with Attorney General Jeff Sessions as well.

Mark continues to discuss heat wave pressure both from the environment but also from the beltway in DC to here in California. Also, Max Boot tells Wolf Blitzer on CNN that Iran's leader is more stable than our own. Additionally, Bill Gertz (Washington Times & Washington Free Beacon) updates us on the relationship with China, Russia and North Korea as well as the United States in terms of nuclear warfare and more.

Mark unleashes his fury at politicians and entities that keep telling us how to use our power and electricity during heat waves when the simplest and easiest solution is right in front of us. Also, Tom Del Bacarro opines on the latest involving the politicians in Sacramento as well as how we might need to sell our power to other states and yet the economy is reportedly booming in the Golden State.