The Chris Stigall Show

And absolutely unprecedented move by the Trump administration in seizing a Venezuelan oil tanker off their coast yesterday. Stigall unpacks the justification behind it and why it's part of a much bigger strategy in the White House. Young people are getting squeezed, it's true. So much so they're choosing to avoid having families. However, new studies reveal an upcoming generation of new investors is booming - and you won't believe their average age! Plus what we now know to be true about that COVID shot and young men, Erika Kirk hits the media circuit to push back against her critics during a time of grief, and what do you know? The economy is perking up and even the Fed Chairman had to admit as much.

There's a darkness that's just become obvious and difficult to ignore as much as Stigall tries. It's feeding despair to young men in particular and driving dangerous ideologies and actions. Stigall has named it Revelation Theory and unpacks it in more detail today in response to shots fired at podcaster Tim Poole's home. The good news is President Trump is hitting the stump and bringing in real working voices of the country to tell the story of the economy and what he's doing to make affordability great again. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin explains today one of the primary drivers of that economic rebound is taking the restraints off of energy development. Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn also joins the show to discuss an interesting issue with musicians/singers and broadcasters as well as Democrats' insistent focus on the drug boat strikes that poll very popular with voters. And Col. Kurt Schlicter with his brand new book and plenty of thoughts on the matter. If you don't know him, suffice it to say he's not shy.

It's an amazing business story and one that has Hollywood and everyone who streams movies and shows watching with great interest. Could Netflix be about to purchase Warner Brothers and HBO? If so, what does it mean for how you see most of your favorite shows and movies? Christian Toto from HollywoodInToto.com breaks it down. President Trump has appointed Scott Bessent to be his "affordability" point man. The National Taxpayers Union has tracked the fast states to grow and lose population and Brandon Arnold who's the Executive VP shares the data. Erin Maguire is back for Monday's with Maguire to discuss how the GOP can or cannot weather this affordability discontent among the electorate and what it will mean for midterms. While two states have helped the GOP net 7 seats in total so far. Plus, too many young people think "words are violence" and Stigall is convinced the latest viral story of a fired Cinnabon employee in Wisconsin is a grand hoax.