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Five British men in balaclavas. Three vans. A farmer’s headlights in Gloucestershire. By dawn, 85 homes are emptied and bomb robots are crawling over vehicles two miles from RAF Fairford — the base where U.S. B-1 bombers fly missions against Iran. By Monday afternoon, all five are on bail. Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show: the Fairford plot, Britain’s unsecured Channel, and the Sharia shadow system London pretends isn’t there. Sunday’s arrests were for explosives offences and preparing a terrorist act. The suspects are UK nationals, 23 to 25, all from London. Counter-terror police say the investigation is not over and they are “keeping an open mind” about proxies working for a foreign state. Iran’s embassy denies it. President Trump’s verdict: he would not have released them. That is not a one-off. It is the posture of a country that still will not ban the IRGC, still will not proscribe the Muslim Brotherhood, and still treats the English Channel like a suggestion. The numbers: about 19,135 small-boat arrivals so far in 2026 — down from last year’s flood, still a highway. Seven hundred eighty-one in a single day last week. Two boats hit Kent beaches without being intercepted. This morning a dinghy with 105 people went down off France. A 10-year-old child and two women are dead. And in the same cities those suspects came from, 30 to 85 unregulated Sharia councils operate as a parallel family system. They have no formal legal force. They have plenty of practical force — especially over women in nikah-only marriages the British state never made them register. One law for all is either the rule or it is a slogan. This is not Britain’s problem alone. It is the warning. Open the border, tolerate a second legal culture, and you will eventually meet the vans at the fence. Subscribe. Share the clip. One law. One border. One people.
Family Court Fridays — live Friday, September 25, 9PM EST. Bailey Templeton is an Illinois mother. After her son’s cancer diagnosis, DCFS charged her with neglect and took him. She fought 140 days. The charges were dismissed with prejudice. Her son came home. Most people would close the file. She opened the state’s. Bailey started filing FOIAs. What came back: hundreds of missing-child incidents in Illinois foster care, children who never returned home, oversight offices that answered “no records,” and thousands of kids on Medicaid with no Social Security number on file. Tonight we get the timeline, the documents, and what a parent should do in the first 48 hours. Guest: Bailey Templeton
Illinois mother • constitutional advocate • You Are The Power Illinois organizer
Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show: VA disability benefits in 2026. The VA says the claims backlog is the lowest in years and decisions are coming faster than ever. A lot of veterans still get the same result: denied, underrated, missing records, or a decision that does not match the medical file. This episode breaks down how the system actually works right now: • How a disability claim is won or lost • What to do after a denial • Supplemental Claims, Higher-Level Reviews, and Board appeals • Service connection, nexus evidence, and incomplete files • TDIU and payment at the 100% rate without a 100% schedule rating • PACT Act toxic-exposure claims four years later • Why a smaller backlog is not the same as a correct rating • Benefits Florida veterans often miss after a high rating Special guest: Rick Hurley, VA disability attorney. An information episode for veterans and families. Live Thursday, September 24, 2026 at 9:00 PM ET.
World leaders packed the UN this week to talk trust, climate justice, and “interdependence.” President Trump used their stage to put a choice on the table for Iran: take a deal after the midterms — or get annihilated. Today Iran’s president answered from that same podium. Zelenskyy begged the room to keep choking Russia’s cash. And Xi Jinping skipped the speeches and went to Washington instead. Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show: • Trump’s UNGA speech — Iran, the Western Hemisphere, “super intelligence,” and Cuba • Iran’s Pezeshkian fires back: martyr photos, “no language of force,” nuclear program stays • Zelenskyy vs Lavrov — five years of war and a Security Council that cannot move • Climate Summit 2026 — Guterres says 1.5°C overshoot is now “inevitable.” Who pays? • Guterres’ final high-level address: more UN, more AI rules, less sovereignty • The meeting that actually matters: Xi in D.C., not New York • Greenland security deal signed on the sidelines Live 9PM ET. Subscribe and hit the bell. Clips and full episodes: search The Ryan Samuels Show.
A Mississippi grand jury declined to charge anyone in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells. He went on a Fourth of July boat trip with friends and did not come back. After hearing from 43 witnesses and reviewing phones, GPS, video, and two autopsies, the panel said the circumstances were consistent with drowning. No criminal conduct. No racial motive. That is not the story a lot of coverage sold in July. Too many voices treated the racial makeup of the group as the first fact and the evidence as optional. Tonight we go through what the grand jury actually found — and why rushing a racial narrative before the facts land does not help anyone. Live. No filter. The Ryan Samuels Show — weeknights 9PM ET.
Fox News just stood with CNN. Trump banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House. Then the entire TV pool — Fox included — shut off coverage instead of replacing CNN’s crew. Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show: what actually happened, why Fox’s bureau chief pulled the plug, and whether this is a First Amendment fight or the old networks closing ranks. President Trump barred three outlets Friday, calling their coverage fake news. Saturday their reporters were turned away and credentials pulled. Monday was CNN’s day to run the White House TV pool. The White House said no. Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, and CNN refused to send a replacement. No network camera is traveling with the president to the UN. Print and photos are still there. The White House can still run its own feed. CNN, MS NOW, and Politico sued today in D.C. federal court. Trump says this isn’t an attack on the free press — it’s an attack on fake news. We break down the pool system, the joint network statement, the lawsuit, and who actually wins if the cameras go dark. Live tonight, 9pm EST. Subscribe and turn on alerts.
Josh Thomas is Vice President and Treasurer of the Fathers’ Rights Movement. He is a father and construction professional who walked into family court in 2021 and never walked back out of the fight. Since then he has put his time into TFRM’s core demand: a child’s right to both parents whenever it is safe, and a court system that actually treats that as the starting point instead of the exception. Tonight we get into what the movement is doing now — 50/50 shared parenting as the rebuttable presumption, court accountability, the gap between what judges say and what they order, and how fathers (and the mothers who support them) organize when the system is built to grind them down. If you have been through it, you already know why this episode matters. Watch live: RyanFSamuels.com YouTube / X / Facebook / Instagram: @RyanFSamuels
Eleven jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial were ready to find her not guilty by reason of insanity in the deaths of her three children. One man was not.
His name is Michael Desronvil. Other jurors went on TV and called him arrogant. They said he admitted reasonable doubt and still refused the verdict. Desronvil has now spoken and says that is false — that he believed she was criminally responsible from day one.
The judge then sealed the official juror list indefinitely after threats, filming outside court, and personal details dumped online. A fundraiser followed. His family says the attention wrecked their lives.
Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show: what that jury was actually instructed to decide, why one vote produced a mistrial, and what happens when the holdout becomes the defendant in the court of public opinion.
Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show: FBI Director Kash Patel’s Senate Judiciary oversight hearing. Democrats called him the least qualified director in FBI history. Then they spent five hours on hiring memos, a girlfriend’s security detail, and whether the FBI can go near a polling place in November. Patel put the numbers on the table: • Murder rate at a 20-year low
• Violent crime down
• Criminal arrests up 80%
• Violent-crime arrests up 90%
• All 10 FBI Most Wanted captured
• Thousands of child predators arrested
• Record document production to Congress We break down the hearing, the Booker–Grassley blowup, the “bestiality” hiring smear, and why Democrats demanded a promise that the FBI stay away from Election Day. Live commentary. No filter. #KashPatel #FBI #SenateHearing #TheRyanSamuelsShow Watch live and subscribe.
Last night at 11:53 p.m., U.S. District Judge Carl J. Nichols signed a 24-page memorandum opinion in DSCC v. Trump. He granted a preliminary injunction blocking the Postal Service’s final rule, “Ballot Mail for Federal Elections.” That rule grew out of Executive Order 14399. It required USPS-approved envelopes and a new Federal Ballot Mail Portal. States would upload mail-voter data. Ballots would go only to people on a State-specific Mail-in and Absentee Participant List. No portal entry, no delivery. In May, the same judge refused to block the executive order because no final rule existed yet. After USPS published the rule in late August, the plaintiffs came back. Nichols granted the freeze. His holding is narrow and statutory. The government conceded USPS can issue the rule only if Congress authorized it. Nichols found no statute that lets the Postal Service impose election procedures on states, stand up a voter data system, or refuse otherwise lawful ballot mail. The Postal Reorganization Act covers moving the mail. It does not cover running a national absentee gate. He rejected the comparison to rules for cremated remains and replica explosives. He also found the timing too late. Early ballots are already in the pipeline. The record, he wrote, shows the rule would make mail voting harder and raise the risk that lawful absentee ballots never get counted. The administration did not put in evidence of significant fraud that would justify the disruption. This is not a final trial verdict. It is a preliminary injunction. A separate Boston injunction is already at the Supreme Court. Until a higher court says otherwise, November mail ballots run under existing state rules — not the new postal portal. Tonight is one topic, one hour: who has the power to write election procedure — state legislatures and Congress, or the Post Office. The Ryan Samuels Show Live weeknights 9 PM ET ryanfsamuels.com
Anthony Cancel built an AI for dads who cannot afford a lawyer. He founded Pro Se Dad and the Pro Se Family Foundation. Before that he was a Microsoft software engineer who got pulled into a custody fight, taught himself family law, earned a paralegal credential, and worked inside a family law firm. He saw what $400-an-hour counsel actually delivered. Then he built the tool he wished he had. Pro Se Dad AI is built for self-represented parents: state-specific statutes and rules, case chronologies, first-draft motions and affidavits, evidence logs, parenting plans, and hearing outlines. It is not ChatGPT with a legal sticker on it. It is a strategy platform built from real custody fights. Tonight we cover:
Why the first instinct to hire a lawyer often fails How dads go from “visitor” to primary parent without a retainer What the AI can draft — and what it will never replace How to keep emotion out of the filing and stay on the statute When you still need counsel, and when you don’t
Guest: Anthony Cancel
Pro Se Dad: prosedad.com
Pro Se Dad AI: prosedadai.app
Pro Se Family Foundation: prosefamilyfoundation.org Live Friday, September 11, 2026 · 9pm ET
Short Facebook / X version Friday 9pm ET. Anthony Cancel created Pro Se Dad AI for fathers who cannot afford a lawyer. Former Microsoft engineer. Family law paralegal. 17,000-member community. He teaches dads to stop venting and start filing. Live on The Ryan Samuels Show.
One year ago today, Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University while standing in front of students and taking questions. He was 31. A husband. A father. A Christian. Founder of Turning Point USA. Tonight we remember the man — not the circus around his death. Charlie said he wanted to be remembered for courage in his faith. That is what this episode is about. We cover what happened on September 10, 2025, Kirk in his own words, Erika Kirk and the year Turning Point did not fold, the case against Tyler Robinson, and tonight’s memorial on the same campus where he was killed. Live 9pm ET on The Ryan Samuels Show. God. Family. Country. In that order. #CharlieKirk #TurningPointUSA #RyanSamue
Dan Nunn of The Nunn Report joins The Ryan Samuels Show live Wednesday, September 9 at 9 PM ET. America First. Constitutional conservative. Truth, freedom, and the part the official story leaves out. Dan built The Nunn Report from raw social posts into a daily Rumble show and [your]NEWS column. Commercial fisherman. Company builder. Not a studio conservative. Tonight: independent media vs. the machine, Canada’s new tariffs on U.S. goods, the GOP midterm convention in Dallas, the Iran war heading into month seven, data centers, the surveillance state, and the 25th anniversary of 9/11 two days out. Live chat open. No filter. Watch live: YouTube / Rumble
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Lonnie G. Bunch III is stepping down as Secretary of the Smithsonian. He says the timing is personal. The calendar says otherwise. Tonight: what the White House’s 162-page “Saving America’s Story” report actually found, why the National Museum of American History had no major Founders exhibit in America’s 250th year, how taxpayer money funds the institution, and who picks the next person to run the nation’s attic. This is not a personality fight. It is a fight over whether American history is a shared inheritance or a political weapon. Live tonight, 9pm ET.
Gloria Steinem died at 92. The obituaries call her the face of women’s freedom. They skip the family. This is not a eulogy. It is an audit of second-wave feminism and the collapse of the American nuclear family — marriage recast as captivity, children recast as optional, fathers recast as extras, and family courts built on top of that story. Steinem co-founded Ms. magazine. She popularized the line that a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle. She had an abortion at 22 and later said she tried to feel guilty and never could. She married at 66 after decades of teaching that the old home was the trap. Three days later, radical feminist Robin Morgan died at 85. Morgan edited Sisterhood Is Powerful, helped organize the 1968 Miss America protest, and wrote that Charles Manson was “only the logical extreme of the normal American male’s fantasy.” Two architects. One ledger. On this episode of The Ryan Samuels Show: • The public record — journalism, Ms. magazine, and the myth • Her own words on marriage, abortion, and fathers • Robin Morgan and the radical half of the same project • How a movement sold equality and delivered disposable homes If the tributes are right, families should be stronger. Look around. The Ryan Samuels Show — live weeknights 9pm EST Subscribe for constitutional, family, and cultural commentary. Donate: ryanfsamuels.com/donate #GloriaSteinem #Feminism #NuclearFamily #FamilyCourt #FathersRights #TheRyanSamuelsShow
Family Court Fridays The Ryan Samuels Show Live Friday, September 4 • 9PM EST Special guest: David Pisarra — family law attorney and founder of Dad’s Law School and Union of Dads. Most fathers walk into court and say, “I’m a great dad.” Judges hear that every day. Then those dads lose time with their kids. Pisarra has spent 25+ years in family court and built Dad’s Law School to teach fathers how to prove it — evidence, presentation, custody strategy, and how to get the judge to know, like, and trust you. Tonight on Family Court Fridays: • Why good dads still lose • What judges actually look for • How to prepare if you can’t afford a lawyer • Parental alienation and high-conflict cases • Steps you can use this week Watch live: YouTube • Rumble • X • Apple Podcasts • Spotify Dad’s Law School: https://dadslawschool.com Union of Dads: https://www.unionofdads.com Share this with a father in the fight. #FamilyCourtFridays #DadsLawSchool #FathersRights #FamilyCourt #TheRyanSamuelsShow
🚨 Gov. Ron DeSantis just pulled the plug on Flock license plate cameras on Florida state roads. FDOT revoked the permits Monday. Agencies have 30 days to take them down. DeSantis says he doesn’t want a digital surveillance state tracking everyday Floridians. Some sheriffs are going further and shutting the whole system down. Here’s what actually happened — and what it doesn’t cover.
🚨 Ken Silva just sat down with Tucker Carlson on the plots against Donald Trump. Tonight he comes on The Ryan Samuels Show to go deeper — Butler, what the investigations buried, and why it still matters. Silva is the author of The Trump Assassination Plots: What the Investigations Missed and Why It Matters. He used congressional transcripts, body-cam, radio traffic, and thousands of pages the public was never supposed to sit with. The FBI says there’s nothing more to know. His book says otherwise. We cover: • What actually happened in Butler on July 13, 2024
• Who Thomas Crooks was — and what still doesn’t add up
• Secret Service failures and the local cop who changed the outcome
• The second attempt and Ryan Routh
• The Iran narrative vs. what the record actually shows
• Why the investigations were shut down Get the book:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H1GVFW3Y Ken on X: @JD_Cashless
Tucker interview: search “Ken Silva Tucker Carlson” on X / tuckercarlson.com WATCH LIVE Monday, August 31st • 9:00 PM EST Watch on: YouTube | Rumble | X | Apple Podcasts | Spotify Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss the live. #KenSilva #Butler #Trump #TheRyanSamuelsShow
🚨 Arnold Yan (Conghua Yan) fled Communist China and built a life in Texas. Then Tarrant County family court — the 325th District Court divorce, attorney’s fees, a 401(k), and a QDRO fight — became the system he could not leave. On The Ryan Samuels Show: the April 13, 2022 associate judge report awarding $25,000 in attorney fees to each lawyer from Yan’s retirement account; the August 5, 2022 Leslie Starr Barrows email that the order “must say” the fees are “spousal support”; William Pigg’s email that the support label “would not be true”; State Bar of Texas grievances; ERISA and QDRO rules; Yan’s federal RICO case in the Northern District of Texas (Yan v. State Bar of Texas) and why courts dismissed it; Pigg’s written no-comment; Barrows’ silence; and Barrows’ 2026 race for Texas 231st District Court. Family court reform, fathers’ rights, retirement-account seizures, attorney fees relabeled as spousal support, public records, and what due diligence actually looks like when a whistleblower and the bar tell opposite stories. Not a verdict. The file.
🚨 Meta $18 Billion Teen Addiction Settlement Explained | Florida Rejects the Deal | The Ryan Samuels Show Meta Platforms settled a landmark multistate lawsuit over Facebook and Instagram harms to children for up to $18 billion. The deal ended a federal trial in Oakland after only eight days of testimony. Meta will pay states over ten years and add default two-hour daily time limits for users under 18, overnight blocks from midnight to 6 a.m., school-hour notification limits, stronger age assurance, and more parental controls on Instagram and Facebook. Meta denies all wrongdoing. CEO Mark Zuckerberg did not testify. Stock rose after the announcement because the payout is far below the hundreds of billions states had floated at trial. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier refused to join. He called the settlement peanuts, a slap on the wrist, and a rounding error for a company worth about $1.5 trillion — weeks of revenue, not real accountability. Florida’s own case against Meta continues. Uthmeier said today from The Villages that if Meta treats the offer like an insult, they will fight in a Florida courtroom. Key witness Arturo Béjar, a former Meta safety engineer who briefed Zuckerberg for years, says the agreement does not make the product safer. His line: limiting teens to two hours a day is like saying you can smoke as many cigarettes as you want in two hours. It does not make the cigarettes safer. Béjar calls much of the new package safety theater. What parents need to know tonight: • The two-hour cap is a default, not a hard lock — a parent can turn it off • Night mode and school-hour mute are useful if you actually use them • Likes and some beauty filters can be hidden by default for teens • TikTok and YouTube are being pressured to match or Meta’s extra billions may not fully pay out • Individual families and school districts still have thousands of pending cases This episode breaks down the money, the product changes, the Florida holdout, the whistleblower critique, and what this means for parental rights versus Big Tech design. Government time limits are a floor. Parents still set the real rules. Watch live weeknights 9pm ET. Subscribe and share if you want more straight talk on family, courts, and who actually protects kids.
🚨 What’s inside a data center in 2026? Most people think cloud storage: Gmail, iCloud, Netflix, bank records, hospital files. That’s only half the story. The new hyperscale AI data centers from Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google, Meta, Oracle, OpenAI, and xAI are not filing cabinets. They’re AI factories. Inside: GPU clusters, large language models, training data, model weights, checkpoints, embeddings, enterprise data, and the prompts you type into ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, and Claude. Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show: data center vs cloud storage, training vs inference, what information AI data centers really hold, data privacy and ownership, national security, and why the United States is in an AI infrastructure race. Live conservative commentary on AI data centers, big tech, and who controls the data.
🚨 Florida is removing four vaccines from the school-entry list: Hepatitis B, chickenpox, Hib, and pneumococcal. That is the news. The real question is older. Who owns the child — the parent, or the system? Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show: parental rights, individual conscience, and the fight inside the Church. Attorney General James Uthmeier told Florida’s bishops Catholic schools must honor religious exemptions. Archbishop Thomas Wenski said no — because the vaccines “do not violate Church teachings.” Some of those shots were developed on cell lines taken from aborted children. Rome says they may be used when there is no alternative. Rome also says vaccination is not, as a rule, a moral duty. We also confront the fraud in the language of rights: bodily autonomy to end a child’s life, but not to protect a living child from a product a parent and doctor may reject. The family comes before the form. The child comes before the excuse. Live M–F 9pm EST.
🚨 Imagine if the government got to decide which ideas you are allowed to hate. Tonight: from Jefferson and Madison, through the Alien and Sedition Acts, wartime sedition laws, campus codes, and “disinformation” boards — to Virginia Senate Bill 624, the “Islamophobia” definition Democrats parked until 2027. The Assembly is not voting tonight. The template is still alive. Violence against people is already a crime. Hatred of a doctrine must never be.
🚨 The U.S. national debt has officially crossed $40 trillion — the fastest trillion-dollar jump in history. That’s more than $116,000 for every American and over $360,000 per taxpayer. Interest payments are now eating the budget alive, entitlements keep growing, and Washington keeps spending like there’s no tomorrow. Tonight we break down how we got here, what it means for your family’s future, and why neither party is serious about stopping it. Live 9pm EST.
🚨 FBI agents raided former Congressman Eric Swalwell’s Washington home and seized his devices at San Francisco airport this weekend as part of a federal sexual assault investigation. Multiple women have accused the longtime Trump critic of rape and misconduct. He resigned from Congress in April and dropped his California governor bid after the allegations first surfaced. Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show we break down the latest raid, the accusers’ claims, the ongoing Manhattan and Los Angeles probes, and why this story is exploding now. Live tonight at 9 PM ET.
🚨 Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show: They told women the home was a prison and motherhood was oppression. We bought it. Now look at the wreckage. Women’s labor force participation soared from 33% in 1948 to nearly 60% at its peak. Stay-at-home mothers in two-parent homes went from common to the exception. No-fault divorce exploded. Marriage declined. Forty percent of births are now to unmarried women. The share of children living with two parents dropped from 85% to about 70%. Fertility crashed from 3.5 children per woman to 1.6. Women’s reported happiness fell even as opportunities rose. The data is clear: kids do worse in broken homes. Father absence predicts poverty, crime, and failure. The “you can have it all” myth produced burnout, delayed families, and a society that cannot replace itself. And now the extreme: Lindsay Clancy, a labor-and-delivery nurse, strangled her three children—Cora, 5; Dawson, 3; and 8-month-old Callan—then jumped from a window. The trial is underway. The same ideology that devalued motherhood now treats her as the victim and anyone who calls it filicide as the problem. This is not first-wave feminism. This is the later version that treated the nuclear family as the enemy. Strong nations are built by strong families. We spent 60 years pretending otherwise. The kids, the empty cribs, and the body count say we were wrong. Watch. Share. The truth they don’t want you to hear.
🚨 Flock Safety cameras photograph every car that passes — plate, make, model, dents, bumper stickers — and dump it into a nationwide searchable database. No warrant. No crime. Just you driving to work, church, or the store. Tonight: the Washington Post investigation into cops using Flock to stalk girlfriends and ex-wives, cities bagging the cameras and canceling contracts, and why this is a Fourth Amendment problem even if you support the police. Your last week of driving is already in the system. Live tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show.
🚨 A Jewish American woman walks into a Virginia nail/permanent makeup salon for a routine appointment. The second she mentions she’s Jewish and half-Israeli, the owner orders her out, denies Israel exists, calls it “Palestine stolen by Jews,” starts recording while chanting “Free Palestine,” and refuses a refund. Textbook antisemitism in broad daylight—and the video is everywhere. Meanwhile ICE is rolling out electric “shock gloves” (G.L.O.V.E. devices) that deliver painful shocks on contact as a “de-escalation” tool. Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan is vowing to “rip ICE apart” over it while her state still runs one of the loosest same-day registration systems in the country: a single registered voter can vouch for up to eight people with almost no ID. James O’Keefe just went undercover in Minneapolis testing it—“You’re the ID,” poll workers told him. Two Americas: one where a Jewish woman gets thrown out of a business for existing, and another where election integrity and federal law enforcement get treated like the enemy. Full breakdown tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show. No filter. No apologies. Live M-F 9pm EST. Like, share, subscribe. Comment your take. #AmericaFirst #Antisemitism #ElectionIntegrity #RyanSamuelsShow
🚨 Andrew Wilson vs Candace Owens — Full Debate Breakdown Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show we break down the highly anticipated $300,000 debate between Andrew Wilson and Candace Owens over the Charlie Kirk assassination and the case against Tyler Robinson. Did Wilson prove there is “overwhelming evidence” that Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk? Or did Candace Owens expose major holes in the official narrative and dominate the exchange? We cover: • The key moments that defined the debate • Wilson’s performance and preparation • Candace’s strongest points and pushback • Whether this debate helped or hurt the truth about Charlie Kirk’s death • What this means for the Right moving forward No filter. No narrative protection. Just straight analysis. 🔴 Live tonight — The Ryan Samuels Show
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey just signed a bill that removes the state’s 24-week abortion limit. Under the new law, abortions after 24 weeks are now allowed based solely on a physician’s “professional judgment.” No gestational age limit remains in the statute. Massachusetts becomes the latest state to effectively permit abortion up until birth. Tonight we’re breaking down exactly what the bill does, what the old exceptions were, how supporters are spinning it, and why this is a radical expansion of late-term abortion. The Ryan Samuels Show — live now.
Abdul El-Sayed just headlined a Democratic “unity” rally in Detroit after winning the Michigan Senate primary. But make no mistake—this man is bad for America. He’s a far-left progressive who has never held elected office, yet he’s now the Democratic nominee in one of the most important Senate races in the country. El-Sayed supports Medicare for All, massive wealth taxes, government-run childcare and education, and a guaranteed income whether you work or not. He has repeatedly attacked U.S. support for Israel and aligned himself with the party’s most radical voices. In this episode of The Ryan Samuels Show, we lay out exactly why El-Sayed’s agenda would hurt working families, weaken America’s standing in the world, and push the country further toward socialism. Michigan Democrats are celebrating tonight. The rest of the country should be paying attention
In this opening monologue, Ryan Samuels takes a hard constitutional stand. The Senate Homeland Security Committee just voted to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt for invoking his Fifth Amendment rights more than 100 times. Ryan argues that punishing someone for exercising a core Bill of Rights protection is a dangerous precedent — no matter how much you dislike the person using it. He walks through the history of the right against self-incrimination, from the English Star Chamber abuses to George Mason’s Virginia Declaration of Rights, Patrick Henry’s warnings, and James Madison’s drafting of the Fifth Amendment. The Founders put this protection in the Constitution for a reason. Turning it into a political weapon when it’s inconvenient threatens the liberty of every American. This is not a defense of Fauci. It is a defense of the Constitution.
people (including an employee) and wounding seven before an armed civilian and off-duty state trooper returned fire. The shooter then killed himself. What do the early details tell us about the response, the heroes on the scene, and the ongoing search for a motive? Breaking it down on The Ryan Samuels Show.
Colin Gray, father of Apalachee High School shooter Colt Gray, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for second-degree murder after giving his then-14-year-old son the assault rifle used in the September 2024 Georgia school shooting that killed two students and two teachers. On The Ryan Samuels Show, we break down the landmark case, the ignored mental health warnings, parental responsibility, and what this rare conviction means for gun access and accountability in America.
Dr. Anthony Fauci invokes the Fifth Amendment over 100 times at today’s GOP-led Senate hearing on COVID origins and pandemic response. Refusing to answer questions under oath before Sen. Rand Paul and the Homeland Security Committee, Fauci cites legal advice amid threats of contempt. What does this silence mean for accountability, lab-leak evidence, and public trust? Full breakdown on The Ryan Samuels Show
Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show, we dive deep into one of the most consequential election integrity battles of 2026. The Trump administration has filed an emergency application with the United States Supreme Court, asking the justices to allow key portions of the president’s executive order on mail-in voting and election security to take effect. This is not a minor procedural dispute. It is a direct confrontation over the future of how Americans cast their ballots in federal elections, and it arrives just months before the midterm elections that will decide control of Congress.
At the heart of the fight is a simple but powerful idea: elections should be secure, verifiable, and free from the chaos that has eroded public trust over the past decade. The executive order seeks stronger citizenship verification for mail ballots, clearer rules governing how the U.S. Postal Service handles absentee ballots, and basic safeguards that most Americans already support. Voter ID remains one of the most popular election reforms in the country, consistently polling well above 70 percent support across party lines when the question is asked fairly. Yet every time lawmakers or the executive branch try to implement meaningful verification, the same coalition of activists, Democratic attorneys general, and media voices cries “voter suppression.” Tonight we examine why that argument no longer holds water.
We will walk through exactly what the Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to do. Lower courts in several blue states blocked critical parts of the order, creating a patchwork system in which some jurisdictions face almost no federal oversight of mail ballots while others face tighter rules. The emergency application asks the Court to restore uniformity and allow the administration to enforce citizenship checks and chain-of-custody requirements before November. With the midterms approaching rapidly, the timeline matters. Delaying these reforms until after the election would effectively nullify them for the most important vote of the cycle.
Mail-in voting has expanded dramatically since 2020. While absentee ballots have long been available for legitimate reasons—military service, illness, or travel—the mass expansion without corresponding security upgrades created new vulnerabilities. Ballots leave controlled environments. They travel through the postal system. They can be harvested, altered, or discarded without the same real-time accountability that exists at a polling place. Supporters of unrestricted mail voting argue that convenience outweighs these risks. Critics, including a growing number of election officials from both parties, point to documented cases of irregularities, late-arriving ballots, and the simple reality that secrecy of the ballot is harder to protect once the envelope leaves the voter’s hand. Tonight we separate the legitimate accessibility concerns from the ideological refusal to accept any form of verification.
Voter ID sits at the center of this debate for a reason. Photo identification is required to board a plane, cash a check, buy certain medications, or even pick up a package at the post office. Yet the same people who accept those requirements suddenly declare that asking for identification at the ballot box is an attack on democracy. This contradiction has never been adequately explained. The data shows that the overwhelming majority of Americans already possess government-issued ID. Claims that large numbers of eligible voters would be disenfranchised have repeatedly failed under scrutiny. What has been documented, however, is the ease with which weak systems can be exploited. The Supreme Court case now underway forces the country to confront that reality instead of hiding behind slogans.
We will also take a brief look at the funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham, held at Washington National Cathedral. President Trump delivered remarks, and international figures including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy were present. Graham’s death marks the end of a long and complicated Senate career. For years he occupied a unique position as both a sharp critic and eventual ally of Trump on foreign policy. His support for Israel and his willingness to challenge isolationist tendencies within the Republican Party made him a consequential voice, even when many in the America First movement disagreed with his broader internationalism. We will reflect on that legacy without turning the episode into a eulogy. The larger foreign policy context—ongoing tensions with Iran, the security of the Strait of Hormuz, and the administration’s approach to alliances—forms the backdrop, but the primary focus remains domestic election integrity.
The stakes for the midterms could not be clearer. Control of the House and Senate will determine whether the current administration can continue implementing its agenda or whether divided government returns. Election rules shape outcomes. When one side fights aggressively to keep the loosest possible system for mail ballots while the other side insists on citizenship verification and basic identification, the public deserves a transparent debate rather than institutional resistance. The Supreme Court now has the opportunity to settle key legal questions before votes are cast.
Throughout the episode we will examine the legal arguments on both sides, the political incentives driving the opposition to reform, and the practical consequences of allowing mail voting to expand without corresponding security measures. We will look at how different states have handled absentee ballots, what election officials themselves have said about the challenges of verification, and why public confidence in election results has declined in recent cycles. Trust is not restored by dismissing concerns. It is restored by addressing them with clear rules that apply equally to every voter.
This is not a partisan exercise. Secure elections benefit every American who wants their vote to count and the system to remain legitimate. When citizens believe the process is fair, participation increases and acceptance of results strengthens. When the process appears chaotic or open to manipulation, cynicism grows. The Trump administration’s move to the Supreme Court is an attempt to resolve that tension through the constitutional process rather than through endless litigation and media campaigns.
Tune in for a clear-eyed discussion of voter ID, mail-in ballots, the Supreme Court emergency application, and what these developments mean for the 2026 midterms. We will cut through the noise, examine the actual text of the executive order, and ask the questions that most coverage avoids. If you care about election integrity, constitutional process, and the future of how America chooses its leaders, this episode is essential listening.
The Ryan Samuels Show delivers straight analysis without the corporate media filter. America First principles guide the conversation: secure borders, secure elections, and a government that answers to the people rather than to activist organizations. Join us as we unpack the Supreme Court fight over mail ballots and the ongoing battle for voter ID.
President Trump is scheduled to speak tonight at the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner, nearly three months after the original event was cut short by a shooting. This is his first time addressing the dinner as president. We’ll watch the speech live and break down what he actually says — no speculation, just the facts as they come. Coverage starts at 9 PM ET.
JD Vance on Joe Rogan Experience full breakdown | VP JD Vance JRE interview analysis | Epstein files, SAVE Act, voter ID, Iran negotiations Vice President JD Vance sat down with Joe Rogan for nearly three hours on The Joe Rogan Experience and didn’t hold back. In this episode of The Ryan Samuels Show, we break down the major moments from the JD Vance Joe Rogan interview — including Vance’s comments on the Epstein files, the SAVE Act and voter ID, Iran policy, election integrity, and the political fights happening right now inside the Republican Party. Key topics covered: • JD Vance on the Epstein files and what the administration got wrong • SAVE America Act and the fight for voter ID • Iran negotiations and foreign policy • Why some senators won’t kill the filibuster • Culture, religion, and the bigger political picture If you’re looking for a no-spin conservative take on the JD Vance Joe Rogan podcast appearance, this is the episode. Hosted by Ryan Samuels, The Ryan Samuels Show delivers America First commentary and straight analysis of the biggest interviews and news. Subscribe for more JD Vance coverage, Joe Rogan Experience recaps, election updates, and conservative podcast content.
President Donald Trump has once again put the entire political establishment on notice. In a series of explosive statements, Trump accused former President Barack Obama of treason, calling him the ringleader of a “years-long coup” designed to steal the 2016 election, destroy his presidency, and subvert the will of the American people. This is the full, unfiltered breakdown of every major Obama election allegation Trump has made — from the original birther controversy to the Russia Hoax, Crossfire Hurricane, the Steele dossier, FISA abuse, the Intelligence Community Assessment, and the brand-new 2025 Tulsi Gabbard declassified documents that Trump is calling “irrefutable proof.” In this powerhouse episode of The Ryan Samuels Show, we go deep into the history of Trump’s claims against Barack Obama on elections. We examine the birther allegations that first put Trump on the national stage in 2011, the March 2017 tweets accusing Obama of wiretapping Trump Tower, the entire Spygate and Obamagate narrative, the Durham Report findings, the Inspector General Horowitz report on FISA warrant abuse, and the latest bombshell from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. Gabbard released previously classified materials that she says prove Obama and his top national security team — including James Clapper, John Brennan, and James Comey — manufactured and politicized intelligence after Trump’s 2016 victory in order to lay the groundwork for a multi-year campaign to delegitimize the duly elected President of the United States. This is not another shallow media hit piece. This is a complete, primary-source-driven examination of the Obama election allegations that have defined American politics for nearly a decade. We break down what Trump actually said, when he said it, the evidence he and his supporters cite, the official investigations that followed, and the competing narratives still raging in 2026. If you want the real story behind the Russia Hoax, the Steele dossier, Crossfire Hurricane, Carter Page FISA warrants, the January 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment, and the claim that Barack Obama directed a “treasonous conspiracy,” this is the episode you cannot miss. We start with the birther controversy that first made Trump a household name in conservative circles. In 2011 Trump relentlessly questioned whether Barack Obama was born in the United States and therefore eligible under the Constitution to serve as President. Obama eventually released his long-form Hawaii birth certificate, but the questions Trump raised — and the media firestorm that followed — permanently changed the political landscape. Trump later claimed credit for forcing the release and accused Hillary Clinton’s 2008 campaign of starting the rumors. We examine every major statement, the timeline, and why the issue still matters to millions of Americans who believe the political class has lied to them for years. From there we move into the heart of the matter: the 2016 election and the Russia investigation. Trump has consistently maintained that the Obama administration used the full power of the intelligence community and the FBI to spy on his campaign, plant the Steele dossier, abuse the FISA court, and then — after he won — manufacture a false narrative that Vladimir Putin helped him defeat Hillary Clinton. Trump’s March 2017 tweets accusing Obama of wiretapping Trump Tower set off a firestorm. Later came the revelations about Crossfire Hurricane, the texts between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, the “insurance policy,” the unmasking of Trump associates, and the Durham Report that shredded the FBI’s handling of the entire investigation. Special Counsel John Durham concluded that the FBI lacked proper predication to open a full investigation, showed severe confirmation bias, failed to investigate the Clinton campaign’s role in creating the Steele dossier narrative, and never corroborated the most explosive claims in the dossier. The Inspector General Michael Horowitz report documented 17 significant errors and omissions in the Carter Page FISA applications. These are not fringe talking points — they are official government findings that Trump and his allies have pointed to for years as proof of a deep-state operation. Then came the 2025 Tulsi Gabbard declassifications. As Director of National Intelligence, Gabbard released a House Intelligence Committee majority staff report and supporting emails that she says show Obama ordered a new Intelligence Community Assessment after Trump’s victory — an assessment that contradicted earlier conclusions that Russia had not altered the vote count through cyber means. Gabbard called it a “treasonous conspiracy” designed to subvert the will of the American people and launch a years-long coup against President Trump. Trump immediately seized on the release, declaring Obama “guilty,” calling it “treason,” and stating that “it’s time to go after people.” He even shared an AI-generated video of Obama being arrested. The Justice Department announced a task force to review the materials. In this episode we walk through every key document, every timeline discrepancy, every media leak, and every official finding. We contrast the pre-election intelligence assessments that said Russia was not trying to change the vote count with the post-election ICA that claimed Putin “aspired to help” Trump. We examine the December 9, 2016 White House principals meeting and the subsequent tasking “per the President’s request.” We look at the role of the Steele dossier, Fusion GPS, the Clinton campaign, and how opposition research became the foundation of a multi-year investigation that shadowed Trump’s entire first term. This is the definitive Ryan Samuels Show treatment of the Obama election allegations. Whether you call it Obamagate, Spygate, the Russia Hoax, or a deep-state coup, the American people deserve the full unfiltered truth. We present the strongest arguments on every side, the primary sources, the Durham Report, the Horowitz Report, the Senate Intelligence Committee findings, and the new Gabbard materials so you can decide for yourself. If you believe the intelligence community and the Justice Department were weaponized against a political outsider, this episode is required viewing. If you want to understand why Trump continues to call the entire Russia investigation a hoax and why he is now using the language of treason, you need to hear this full breakdown. Subscribe to The Ryan Samuels Show for more hard-hitting America First analysis. Hit the like button, leave a comment with your thoughts on Obamagate, and share this episode with every patriot who still believes the 2016 election was under attack from within. For exclusive content, live streams, and to support the show, visit ryanfsamuels.com/donate. Key topics covered in this episode: Trump Obama election allegations • Obamagate explained • Russia Hoax full timeline • Spygate and Crossfire Hurricane • Steele dossier and FISA abuse • Durham Report findings • Tulsi Gabbard declassified documents 2025 • Obama treason claims • Intelligence Community Assessment January 2017 • Barack Obama wiretap Trump Tower • Birther controversy history • Deep state coup narrative • America First election integrity • Ryan Samuels Show exclusive analysis This is the most comprehensive public examination of Trump’s Obama election allegations available anywhere. Watch now, share widely, and stay informed. The truth is not optional — it is the only path back to a free and fair rep
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is still exploring ways to have the NYPD arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits for the UN General Assembly in September. In his latest interview, Mamdani called Netanyahu a "war criminal" who belongs in The Hague over ICC charges tied to Gaza operations, while claiming his team is reviewing the legal options.
At the same time, "The View" co-host Sunny Hostin was caught on bodycam footage on the phone with her Harvard-grad son Gabriel, pleading with police not to ticket him for trespassing on active Metro-North railroad tracks. She repeatedly cited her background as a former federal prosecutor and insisted her son has "no criminal record" and made an innocent mistake.
Ryan Samuels delivers unfiltered conservative commentary on the radical double standards: selective enforcement of "international law," anti-Israel activism from blue-city leaders, celebrity privilege, and the broader implications for America First policies, national security, and rule of law.
No spin. Straight truth for patriots tired of the hypocrisy.
Perfect for fans of: NYC mayor controversies, Netanyahu news, Sunny Hostin The View, leftist hypocrisy, conservative political analysis, family values, and current events breakdowns.
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In this powerful episode of The Ryan Samuels Show, we break down President Donald Trump’s explosive speech exposing massive election vulnerabilities and foreign interference. Trump declassified documents revealing:
China’s theft of 220 million American voter records (names, addresses, party affiliations & more)
Deep State efforts to hide China’s election meddling from Trump’s daily brief
Widespread voter fraud in Michigan, including fake registrations, gift cards, marijuana incentives, and forged signatures
Over 278,000 non-citizens illegally registered to vote in federal elections (with many more likely in blue states)
We review the actual White House document dump, expose the media’s preemptive lies and refusal to air the speech, and call out Democrats like Chuck Schumer for their desperate spin.
Is this the proof America has been waiting for? Are our elections catastrophically compromised? Watch as we go through the evidence so you can decide for yourself.
🔗 Full documents: whitehouse.gov/electionintegrity
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In this explosive restream, President Donald Trump delivers a prime-time address from the White House exposing shocking vulnerabilities in America's election system. Key revelations include:
China’s massive compromise of 220 million US voter files (names, addresses, party data) starting in 2020
Deep State suppression of intelligence on foreign election meddling (China, Iran, etc.)
Vulnerabilities in voting machines and ballot systems that adversaries can exploit
Hundreds of thousands of non-citizens on voter rolls
Buried evidence of voter fraud operations (Michigan raid details)
Trump demands immediate action: Photo ID + proof of citizenship, strict limits on mail-in ballots, and passage of the Save America Act before the midterms. He also directs investigations into the cover-ups and releases supporting documents at whitehouse.gov.
Ryan breaks it all down with live reaction, fact-checks media spin from Chuck Schumer, Adam Schiff, and others, and discusses what this means for election security and the future of the Republic.
🔴 This is must-watch content for anyone who cares about fair elections.
Watch the full Trump speech + full analysis. Drop your thoughts below — should Congress pass the SAVE Act immediately?
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Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show – Conservative firebrand and viral investigator Nick Shirley joins us fresh off his explosive Senate testimony! The 24-year-old independent journalist who ignited a national firestorm with his Minnesota childcare fraud exposé (100M+ views) reveals the shocking details: empty “daycare” centers billing taxpayers millions under Tim Walz, federal funds frozen, raids, guilty pleas, and more. We dive into today’s Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing where Democrats were completely AWOL, Josh Hawley’s tough questions, and Nick’s on-the-ground investigations into California, NYC, and beyond uncovering hundreds of millions in waste. Death threats, media smears, and real change from citizen journalism – this is must-watch accountability content. If you’re tired of government fraud, rigged systems, and legacy media silence, tune in now! 🔴 Live | America First | No Holds Barred Follow Nick: YouTube @NickShirley | X @nickshirleyy Support the show & donate: ryanfsamuels.com/donate #TaxpayerFraud #MinnesotaScandal
Inflation is finally dropping to 3.5% with energy prices falling — real relief for American families under President Trump. But while we're winning at home, our ICE agents are literally under fire. New details on the Maine shooting where agents faced a fleeing criminal with a prior deportation order. Why are law enforcement heroes being targeted? How does this connect to years of open borders and weak policies? Ryan breaks it down with the facts, ties it to family safety and rule of law, and shows why strong enforcement is non-negotiable. Plus: Quick hits on the Iran blockade, Lindsey Graham succession, and what this means for 2026. America First means securing our economy, our borders, and backing the blue. Drop your thoughts in the comments — do you support our ICE agents? Share this if you're tired of the chaos! 🔴 Live | The Ryan Samuels Show | July 14, 2026 #Inflation #BorderSecurity #TrumpEconomy #ICE #MaineShooting (Include links: ryanfsamuels.com/donate | Follow on X @RyanFSamuels)
Trump declares the Iran MOU officially OVER after fresh US strikes and Iranian retaliation. “They’re scum, liars, cheats…” – the regime’s true face exposed as the weak ceasefire collapses in days. Is this the end of failed diplomacy and a return to MAXIMUM PRESSURE? America First wins again? Ryan breaks it down with the latest on the Strait of Hormuz, nuclear talks, and what this means for Israel, oil, and US security. No more illusions with radical Islamists. Watch now and share! 🔴 Live conservative commentary you won’t hear anywhere else. Subscribe, hit the bell, and support at ryanfsamuels.com/donate #IranMOU #TrumpIran
🚨 On The Ryan Samuels Show, we review Candace Owens’ explosive Shawn Ryan interview (SRS #318). She questions the Charlie Kirk assassination evidence, highlights inconsistencies, and dives into elite influence and media gaslighting. Is she exposing hard truths or fueling division and conspiracy that hurts the America First movement? We break it down with balance: her pattern of controversy, legal fights, and impact on conservatism. Not a fan show — straight talk on whether her ‘vs the world’ style strengthens or weakens our side amid real battles like family court reform and parental rights. Watch the full SRS episode here: [link] What’s your take — necessary disruptor or liability? Comment below. America First. Truth over drama. #CandaceOwens #ShawnRyan #CharlieKirk
🚨 In this hard-hitting episode of The Ryan Samuels Show, we dive deep into the ongoing preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating conservative leader Charlie Kirk. Kirk’s widow Erika, parents, and family confronted the suspect in Utah court as prosecutors laid out evidence for aggravated murder and the death penalty.  Defense arguments on media coverage, ballistics challenges, hearsay, and procedural delays face off against strong probable cause claims. We break down the key arguments, emotional family impact, and what this means for justice in America amid rising political violence. No spin. No excuses. Just truth. How do we protect conservative voices and ensure real accountability? 👉 Like, subscribe, and share if you stand for justice. Drop your thoughts below—what’s your take on the hearing tactics? Prayers for the Kirk family. America First. #CharlieKirk #TylerRobinson #JusticeForKirk
The June 2026 jobs report just dropped — only 57,000 jobs added, far below expectations. Unemployment at 4.2% but labor force participation is dropping. Is the Trump economy under attack or is this media spin ahead of the 2026 midterms? Ryan F. Samuels breaks it down with the facts, revisions, sector details, and what it means for inflation, Fed rate cuts, affordability, and your vote this November. America First perspective on jobs report, weak employment numbers, labor market cooling, midterms impact, Trump economic policy, border labor effects, and more. 🔴 Live call-in: 563-794-7005 📺 Watch full episodes: ryanfsamuels.com 💰 Support the show: ryanfsamuels.com/donate #JobsReport #June2026Jobs #TrumpEconomy #Midterms2026 #Economy2026 #57KJobs #LaborMarket #Inflation #FedRateCuts #AmericaFirst #RyanSamuelsShow #ConservativeNews #EconomicNews #MidtermElections #JobsCrash Timestamps:
Supreme Court rulings 2026 explained: SCOTUS upholds birthright citizenship in the Trump v. Barbara 6-3 decision while addressing mail-in ballots in Watson v. RNC. Get clear conservative analysis on the 14th Amendment, automatic U.S. citizenship for children born on American soil, immigration reform, election integrity, mail ballot deadlines, and impacts on the 2026 midterms. Ryan Samuels breaks down the dissents, states’ rights on voting, Trump executive orders, border security, and what these landmark rulings mean for America First policies and fair elections. Essential listening for understanding constitutional law and protecting American sovereignty. #SCOTUS #BirthrightCitizenship #MailInBallots #SupremeCourtRulings #ElectionIntegrity #Trump2026 #14thAmendment #AmericaFirst #ImmigrationReform #MidtermElections