Mark Larson Podcast

Mark welcomes back Stephen Moore, our chief economist, to explain the latest unemployment and jobs numbers and what they mean going forward. Also, Tony Krvaric is the head of the Republican Party in San Diego, and he gets ready to help kick off the state's Republican Party Convention here in San Diego for the first time in 10 years.

Mark expands on the latest allegations in the political belt that is Washington, D.C., with New York Times best-selling author Peter Schweizer, author of "Clinton Cash" and his new book, "Secret Empires." Also, San Diego political strategist Jason Cabel Roe gives Mark a preview on the press conference where the District Attorney's office will announce that George Soros has funneled a lot of money into our city's elections.

Mark brings in James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) to shed more light on to what Rudy Guiliani displayed last night about Stormy Daniels' $130K payment from Michael Cohen was repaid by President Trump to Cohen. Also, Republican candidate for California governor, John Cox, returns for the latest on where he's polling and the state of the gas tax repeal efforts.

Mark examines the incredible overnight breaking news that President Trump's new lawyer, and former NYC mayor, Rudy Giuliani claiming that the POTUS repaid his former lawyer Michael Cohen $130,000 that Cohen paid Stormy Daniels. Also, Kate Obenshain (Young America's Foundation) analyzes Hillary Clinton's claim that capitalism hurt her chances to win the election (yes, we're back to this again).

Mark welcomes Mayor Kevin Faulconer in studio for a couple segments as they tackle a number of issues spanning from more environment-friendly modes of transportation to affordable housing, battling the homelessness crisis, the future home for the San Diego State Aztecs, and the Central American migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border. Also, Stephen Cohen, author of "Manosophy," elaborates on his new book on how men are starting to get their lives stripped away just because of their gender.

Mark continues to discuss how the mainstream media prioritizes particular "news stories" and the developing story of Ty Cobb, one of President Trump's lawyers, has decided to resign. Also, Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) opines on S.E. Cupp's scathing indictment on those who have quickly come to the defense of Tom Brokaw amid the sexual harassment allegations laid against him.

Dr. Paul Kengor, author of “Dupes: How America’s Adversaries Have Manipulated Progressives for a Century," joins Mark to discuss the connection between the United States and Russia and how the investigation will likely pan out going forward. Also, Lorin Stewart (USO San Diego) talks about a great event Mark is emceeing and how you can enjoy a great time in America's Finest City while helping out a great cause that receives zero government money.

Mark brings in Michael Reagan, President of the Reagan Legacy Foundation, to discuss the list of 40 questions that were leaked regarding Mueller wanting to ask President Trump on the Russia investigation. Also, Lt. Col. (Ret.) Buzz Patterson hits on stories including how former Obama-era operatives and administration employees have been speaking out now rather than when they were in office.

Mark welcomes back Mehran Aram (The Aramco Group) for the latest numbers on the housing and stock market and how that matters for you, especially if you're interested in buying a home. Democratic strategist Doug Schoen analyzes the White House Correspondents Dinner and how awful Michelle Wolf came off to not only conservatives, but to liberals as well.

Mark welcomes back Esther Valdes, an immigration attorney, to expand on the caravan of Central American migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border over the weekend. Also, Brian Keating, the Mark Larson Show's chief astrophysicist, promotes his new book, "Losing the Nobel Prize," and how we might also be a universe inside a "multi-verse."

Mark recaps more from the big interview with Bret Baier and former FBI director James Comey on his leaking classified information to the media as well as in dealing with the Christopher Steele dossier. Also, Sandy Lehmkuhler gives us an update on Warrior Foundation-Freedom Station and the breaking of ground for its second home headquarters. Finally, chief economist Stephen Moore talks about the low GDP results that were recently released and how California needs to get its act together in not raising taxes anymore.

Mark welcomes Tim Graham back from NewsBusters.org and the Media Research Center as they discuss the great interview with James Comey on Special Report w) Bret Baier, as well as Dr. Phil making an appearance on The View. Also, Spencer Brown represents Young America's Foundation and he discusses with Mark a huge lawsuit between conservatives and UC Berkeley regarding free speech.

Breaking news: Bill Cosby found guilty on 3 felony charges of drugging and raping a woman, and Gloria Allred holds a press conference to showcase the victory. Esther Valdes is an immigration attorney here in San Diego, and she comments on the caravans of illegal immigrants making their way across the border and how the DOJ is looking to impose serious punishments for repeat offenders. Also, members from the Wingman Foundation join Mark in studio to discuss the great work they do to help pilots who need support.

Mark hits the ground running with a couple clips from the CNN town hall event featuring former FBI Director James Comey with Anderson Cooper, as well as Dr. Whoopi Goldberg running down the list (off a cue card) of Trump's bad choices for cabinet positions. Also, James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) chimes in to discuss the latest Katie Couric adventure (from a fairly familiar location) as well as other topics du jour!!

Mark brings in Bill Gertz -- national security correspondent for the Washington Times and Washington Free Beacon -- to discuss the latest involving what North Korea may or may not do with its nuclear weapons testing going forward. Also, SD City Council member Lorie Zapf (District 2) expands on the BAIT BIKES being distributed around town in order to catch crooks red-handed or off-guard...

Mark opines on a number of topics including how MSNBC continues to direct its ire toward President Trump and his meeting with President Macron (France) this week, and how they made the "Freedom Fries" phrase resurface... Mark also touches on how CBS Evening News focused on the double standard when it came to promoting the current First Lady and the First Lady of the previous presidential administration.

Mark checks back in with Rachel Bovard from the Conservative Partnership Institute, who is the Senior Director of Policy there, as she provides an update on the Senate confirmation hearings for current CIA Director Mike Pompeo for filling the vacated Secretary of State seat. Also, the rumors flying around about Ronnie Jackson's chances of becoming the Secretary of Veteran Affairs. John Cox - Republican candidate for governor of California - says he was grossly misquoted in the San Diego Union Tribune when they reported he claimed people who smoke marijuana need to be hospitalized.

Mark brings in the executive director for San Diego County Gun Owners -- Michael Schwartz -- as he and other law-abiding citizens want the Crossroads of the West gun show at the Del Mar Fairgrounds even though Del Mar residents say they want to ban guns from the venue and city. Also, former nominee for Trump's Secretary of Labor, and now author, Andrew Puzder talks about his new book entitled "The Capitalism Comeback."

Mark brings back his chief economist, Stephen Moore, to hit on the latest involving the President, the Federal Reserve, and many more topics. Also, Mehran Aram (The Aramco Group) has an update on the housing market and much much more.

Mark returns from Reagan Ranch after being gone a few days, and updates you on the search for the Nashville Waffle House shooter, as well as the latest squabbling between President Trump's Counselor - Kellyanne Conway - and CNN personality Dana Bash. Also, Kate Obenshain - former Republican Party leader of Virginia - checks in on her visit to the Reagan Ranch as well as the media's continued battle vs. POTUS 45