Displaying all 7 Episode of The Saulty Show with the tag “the saulty show”.
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Episode 274: Food Stamp Fallout: Corruption, Control, and the Culture of Dependency
October 31st, 2025 | 1 hr 3 mins
china negotiations, conservative commentary, conservative podcast, corruption in government, culture of dependency, democrats agenda, ebt funding, food stamp fraud, government control, mexico cartels, political manipulation, rare earth deal, shutdown politics, snap crisis, the saulty show, trump asia trip, trump leadership, ukraine conflict, venezuela operations, welfare abuse
The federal EBT program is running out of funding, and Democrats are blaming Republicans while demanding billions for their far-left agenda. Forty-two million Americans are on food stamps, and 59% of illegal immigrants are receiving benefits, revealing a corrupt and broken system. The crew exposes how government dependency has become a tool for political control and how the culture of shame around welfare has turned into pride. They also cover Trump’s Asia trip, his rare-earth deal with China, and his strategy to curb Chinese and cartel influence abroad.
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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 271: The Cowardice of the Pulpit
September 19th, 2025 | 53 mins 32 secs
blair white, candace owens, celebration, charlie kirk, church, clout, conservatives, conversions, cowardice, culture, dana loesch, death, gun control, jd vance, orwell, pastors, politics, pulpit, the saulty show
In this episode of The Saulty Show, the crew discussed how some pastors stayed silent after Charlie Kirk’s death. They talked about the growing number of people celebrating his death online. The crew also pointed out how disturbing it is that so many are comfortable posting these celebrations under their real names. Another topic was Candace Owens and how her claims have gone completely off the rails. The episode focuses on cowardice in the pulpit, corruption in the culture, and clout chasing in the media.
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Episode 268: The Peacemaker
May 17th, 2025 | 53 mins 57 secs
america first, commentary, conservative, falafel, global affairs, inflation, investment, jobs, maga, middle east, news, peace, podcast, politics, saudi arabia, shawarma, syria, the saulty show, trump, trump 2025
In this episode of The Saulty Show, we’re talking about Trump’s trip to the Middle East — and surprise, surprise… the media’s ignoring the actual peace and focusing on a gift from Qatar. Meanwhile, Trump’s out there making real moves.
From Saudi Arabia to Syria, people are paying attention — and some are even celebrating in the streets. We break down the wins: big-time investments, job creation, and inflation heading in the right direction.
Oh, and libs are so mad, they might boycott falafel and shawarma next.
Trump’s not just a man — he’s The Peacemaker. -
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 262: How YouTubers and Podcasters Changed the Political Game
November 19th, 2024 | 54 mins 36 secs
alternative media, breaking news, content creators, digital media, donald trump, election 2024, election coverage, fake news, future of media, grassroots media, independent journalism, independent media, influencers, kamala harris, legacy media, media bias, media revolution, media shake-up, media transformation, media trends, new media, news platforms, podcasting, podcasts, political campaigns, political influencers, political news, politics, social media, the saulty show, traditional media, trust in media, youtube creators, youtubers
In this episode of The Saulty Show, we dive into how YouTubers, podcasters, and influencers completely flipped the script on traditional media this election season. Politicians are ditching the big networks and going straight to the people through independent platforms, and it's shaking up the way we get our news. With legacy media losing trust and relevance, the rise of independent voices is giving people raw, unfiltered content like never before. We break down why this shift is happening, how it’s changing politics, and what it means for the future of media.
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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.