Mark Larson Podcast

Mark brings in the proprietor of PoliticalVanguard.com and a lawyer by trade in Tom Del Bacarro for his thoughts on the breaking news with the civil trial in the death of Rebecca Zahau at the Spreckels Mansion in Coronado back in 2011. Also, more discussion about President Trump, Roseanne, etc., with the Senior Director of Policy at the Conservative Partnership Institute - Rachel Bovard.

Mark recaps the latest findings on the YouTube shooter -- who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound -- as well as her connections to San Diego and what anti-gun advocates are calling for. Tim Graham (Media Research Center & NewsBusters.org) continue to analyze both President Trump and the media's attacks against him.

Mark enters the realm of the White House press conference with the 3 Balkan leaders as to how they'll approach their relationships with Russia on the world stage. Also, more destruction on the somehow empty carrying-out of #TransitTuesday here in San Diego.

Mark expands on San Diego's implementation of the first #TransitTuesday in hopes for people to either walk, bike, or take public transportation to work at least one day a week... and the results are, well, meh. New York Times best-selling author Peter Schweizer analyzes the latest involving President Trump, along with corruption inside the beltway on the heels of reaching #1 in book sales for his latest release, "Secret Empires."

Mark goes off more on the dockless bikes as well as the Easter Eggs (err, Tweets) from President Trump. Also, more on the stock market and real estate/housing market from Mehran Aram and The Aramco Group.

Mark opines on the Twitter-storm that was unleashed by President Trump on Easter Sunday regarding "catch-and-release," and the DACA deal that's been supposedly rescinded by POTUS 45. Also, Democratic strategist Doug Schoen returns for a healthy debate with Mark on Trump-speak, and how we should interpret the tweets.

Stephen Moore - the official economist for The Mark Larson Show - opines on the latest involving financial decisions made by the President regarding jobs, and elsewhere, and whether Stephen will have a job soon within the administration.

Mark arrives late as he starts the show on the way to the station because of some gnarly traffic. Bill Gertz (Washington Times & Washington Free Beacon) updates Mark on the relationship with China, North Korea, and what the United States needs to prepare for.

Mark checks back in with Michael Reagan on the latest ruling from the courts in the case of President Trump v. Stormy Daniels. Also, Sheriff Bill Gore chimes in on San Diego possibly joining Orange County to outlaw the "sanctuary state" regulations put forth by Governor Brown and progressives alike.

Mark is giddy with delight for Opening Day in Major League Baseball and the Padres, as well as filled with contempt over a dockless bicycle parked outside the building. James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) talks the latest ruling in Stormy Daniels's and her attorney's attempt to expedite the process to depose President Trump.

Mark welcomes back Kate Obenshain to discuss all things Stormy Daniels and President Trump. Also, Sarah Huckabee Sanders addresses questions on that controversy and possibly the Mueller/Russia investigation, and whether the President has time to answer questions from the press.

Mark covers everything from the Dodger Stadium sewage leak last night during an exhibition game with the Angels, as well as Roseanne's return to the silver screen and crushing it to the bank. Also, Tim Graham, from the Media Research Center, and Mark touch on Samantha Bee on The View about President Trump, and the continuing of the Mueller/Russia investigation.

No shortage of guests in Mark Larson's return from vacation. David Bossie - former deputy campaign manager for Donald Trump - chimes in on the census citizenship issue taking place with the administration and illegal aliens. John Cox - Republican candidate for Governor of California - talks about the debate he had recently where frontrunner Gavin Newsom didn't even bother to make an appearance. Mehran Aram (The Aramco Group) talks more about the Federal Reserve's rate increase and how that correlates to consumer confidence and the stock market along with the economy.

Mark brings back Tom Del Bacarro to discuss the latest involving those in Sacramento, Washington, D.C., and everywhere in between. Also, the Padres issued a statement regarding behavior from those employed at their radio partner. It's not even opening day yet.

Mark welcomes in Mike Stoker --- the former member of the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors -- to provide an update on the storms in Northern California and how Southern California should prepare off what they've experienced in the North. Also, CNN economist Stephen Moore explains the tariffs on steel and aluminum now imposed by President Trump on places like China and how trade will be affected going forward.

Mark checks into the admission from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg that there was a breach of trust among the social media company and a firm that exposed more than 50 million users' information. Also, James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) chats with Mark on the complaints from the ladies on The View on how Joe Biden and President Donald Trump are engaging in a "who could beat up who in a time machine" spat, when we should be discussing the $1.3 TRILLION budget that would further increase our debt.

Mark welcomes Peter Schweizer to the show for a discussion about his latest book "Secret Empire" and how there's loads of money being sent around politicians that you didn't even know existed. Also, with the interest rates being raised by the Federal Reserve, we get analysis on that and much more from Mehran Aram at The Aramco Group.

Tim Graham works for the Media Research Center, and the website NewsBusters.org. He chats with Mark about the lack of outrage in the mainstream media when President Trump congratulated Vladimir Putin on being re-elected for another term as the Russian President.

Mark welcomes back Col. Oliver North (Ret.) to opine on the latest involving Vladimir Putin being reelected President of Russia, the shooting at Great Mills High School in Maryland, and the latest (and possibly impending) shake-ups inside the Trump administration.

Mark brings Mike Stoker back in. The former member of the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors analyzes the latest storms to make their way toward California. Also, Fox News host and former White House Press Secretary Dana Perino joins Mark to catch up and discuss the latest staff changes inside the Trump administration, and much more.