Displaying all 9 Episode of The Saulty Show with the tag “conservative podcast”.
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Episode 273: The Fall of the Woke Empire
October 6th, 2025 | 1 hr 6 mins
conservative podcast, cultural war, dc shutdown, government shutdown, hollywood crisis, maga, media bias, netflix boycott, netflix controversy, netflix crash, parents push back, the saulty show, trump 2025, trump news, trump steps up, woke agenda, woke america, woke collapse, woke fail
The Crew breaks down how the woke collapse is spreading across America: from Netflix losing billions after pushing LGBTQ content into kids’ shows, to Washington’s shutdown chaos, to Democrat-run cities unraveling as Trump steps in to restore order. The pattern is clear: when the left leads with ideology, common sense collapses.
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Episode 267: Masculinity Under Fire
April 25th, 2025 | 1 hr 9 mins
border security wins, conservative podcast, conservative resistance, culture war analysis, faith and fatherhood, gen z conservatism, gen-x values, hbo show critique, hollywood anti-masculinity, masculinity in media, masculinity under fire, media bias exposed, project 2025 explained, reclaiming masculinity, strong leadership, supreme court immigration, toxic masculinity debate, traditional gender roles, trump-era policies, woke military policies
This week on The Saulty Show we’re breaking down HBO’s Adolescence—a well-crafted series, but one that sneaks in the idea that traditional masculinity is something to fix, not celebrate. Let’s be honest: there’s a cultural push to paint strength and grit as ‘toxic,’ whether in Hollywood or D.C. But here’s the kicker—conservatives are firing back, from SCOTUS defending border security to Gen Z guys rejecting the guilt trips and embracing faith, family, and backbone. Tune in for the no-BS take on why the right isn’t just winning this fight… we’re reminding America what real leadership looks like.
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Episode 266: Nothing Says ‘I Want to Stay in America’ Like Waving a Foreign Flag!
February 3rd, 2025 | 1 hr 8 mins
america first, america vs globalists, biden border crisis, border security, canada tariffs, china tariffs, conservative podcast, deportation protests, economic nationalism, economic patriotism, foreign flags, government inefficiency, illegal immigration, immigration hypocrisy, leftist meltdown, liberal hypocrisy, maga, make america great again, mass deportations, media bias, mexico tariffs, national sovereignty, open borders, tariff war, trade war, trump, trump policies, trump vs globalists, trump wins, unfiltered politics, woke protesters
On this episode of The Saulty Show, the crew discusses Trump’s latest wins and how his policies are shaking things up. We dive into mass deportations and the protests they’ve sparked—though oddly enough, the protestors are waving the flags of the very countries they supposedly fled. Make that make sense. We also break down the tariff war now raging between the U.S. and Canada, Mexico, and China—will it boost American jobs or trigger more global drama? Tune in for the real, unfiltered take.
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Episode 264: The Tragedy in Germany: Lessons for the West
December 23rd, 2024 | 1 hr 3 mins
border control, christmas market attack, conservative podcast, cultural clash, cultural integration, european immigration crisis, european security, germany, germany tragedy, identity preservation, illegal immigration, immigration policies, lessons for america, mass immigration, migration crisis, national security, open borders debate, public safety, the saulty show, western values
In this episode, we cover the devastating Christmas market attack in Germany and what it reveals about the dangers of unchecked immigration.
What can America learn from Europe’s mistakes? Join us for a conversation on protecting borders, preserving culture, and putting safety first. -
Episode 260: Trump’s Early Wins: Building Back America, Bigly
November 10th, 2024 | 1 hr 9 mins
america, america first, bigly, building back america, capitol hill, chief of staff, conservative podcast, crypto all-time high, economy boost, foreign policy, global diplomacy, historic appointment, immigration reform, international relations, maga, make america great again, peace talks, political podcast, stock market gains, trump, trump 2024, trump administration, trump impact, trump’s early wins, us politics
In this episode, we’re breaking down how Trump’s already shaking things up and making waves—even before he’s back in office! From putting America first on the global stage to getting the stock market and crypto soaring, his early moves are setting the tone for some big changes. We talk about everything from his history-making pick for chief of staff to countries around the world changing their tune. Trump’s coming back, and America’s already feeling it!
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Episode 259: Unmasking Kamala: Lies, Fake Support, and Media Bias
August 19th, 2024 | 1 hr 14 mins
ai-generated crowds, campaign manipulation, conservative podcast, conservative values, election 2024, fake news, fake support, grassroots vs astroturf, harris campaign, kamala harris, kamala harris vp, lies, media bias, media double standards, political deception, political scandal, tim walz, trump vs harris, unmasking kamala, vp pick controversy
In this episode of The Saulty Show, we dig into Kamala Harris’s latest shady moves, like picking Tim Walz as her VP—a guy with a sketchy past—and faking crowds with AI-generated images. We also call out the media's double standards when it comes to her versus Trump, bust her myths about the economy and gas prices, and talk about how more people, including Gen Z and even some Taylor Swift fans, are getting behind Trump. Don’t miss this one if you want the real story behind the headlines.
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Episode 258: Into the Lion's Den: Trump Faces Black "Journalists"
August 5th, 2024 | 59 mins 2 secs
american pride, conservative podcast, harris events, kamala harris, lion's den, nabj, national association of black journalists, patriotic rallies, political analysis, political comparison, political landscape, ratchet rappers, trump, trump rallies, trump resilience, trump victory
In this episode of The Saulty Show, we dive into President Trump's bold appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists conference. Walking into what many would consider the lion's den, Trump emerged victorious. We’ll also compare the vastly different atmospheres of Trump’s rallies, which are steeped in patriotism and American pride, to those of Kamala Harris, often featuring ratchet female rappers and a completely different vibe. Join us as we break down these events and explore their implications for the political landscape.
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Episode 253: The Dependency Trap: How Democrats Perpetuate Welfare
July 4th, 2024 | 56 mins 40 secs
community safety, conservative podcast, dangerous neighborhoods, democratic party, dependency, economic instability, economic solutions, government programs, political promises, political strategy, political tactics, politics, poverty, poverty cycle, social issues, temporary fixes, the saulty show, voter base, welfare, welfare dependency
In the latest episode of "The Saulty Show," we delve into the Democratic Party's strategy of maintaining a cycle of dependency through welfare programs. We argue that by keeping neighborhoods dangerous and economically unstable, they position themselves as the perpetual solution without ever resolving the core issues. This tactic, we suggest, traps individuals in a state of need, ensuring a reliable voter base.
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Episode 250: Rewriting History: The Time Traveler's Dilemma
February 9th, 2024 | 1 hr 2 mins
altering history, causality, consequences, conservative podcast, ethical dilemmas, historical alterations, historical ethics, historical impact, history, moral quandaries, philosophy, pivotal moments, rewriting history, ripple effects, thought-provoking, time machine, time paradoxes, time travel, time travel dilemmas
In this episode of "The Saulty Show," Saul poses a thought-provoking question: If you could go back in time and change any moment in history, what event would you alter, and why? The crew explores the ethical implications of rewriting history's pivotal moments and the potential ripple effects of those changes. Tune in as we discuss the moral implications of playing "god" with the fabric of time, emphasizing that while the intent may be to prevent harm, the outcome could exacerbate existing issues or lead to unintended consequences.