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Mike dives into the escalating civil war inside the GOP as Donald Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene clash over the push to release the Epstein files, sparking questions about why both sides resisted transparency for so long. Mike breaks down the political fallout, Trump’s public reversal urging Republicans to release the files, the MAGA world split involving Tucker Carlson, Nick Fuentes, and internal infighting, and asks listeners whether this intraparty battle is giving Democrats exactly what they want. He opens the phones to tackle the big question: What’s really behind the reluctance to release the Epstein files, and whose side should conservatives take—if any?

M&M Experience 11/17

Mike unloads on Katie Couric after a shocking interview with Senator John Fetterman, accusing her of implying that conservative influencer Charlie Kirk was to blame for his own assassination. Mike blasts the media’s normalization of political violence, praises Fetterman for rejecting the premise, and warns listeners about the danger of “under-reacting” to pure hatred disguised as journalism. He also hits headlines on Trump, Epstein headlines resurfacing, and the MAGA base controversy—plus takes calls from listeners pushing back.

Mike and Mark debate if conservatives should cover the Epstein files drama.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, November 14th, 2025. This week, The Government shutdown finally ends, President Trump trips up the BBC, comedian Rob Schneider loves a Trump hater, and Antifa proves what we knew about them all along. 

That and more on the Week in Review.

Mike reacts to Trump’s new idea of 50-year “portable” mortgages, sparking a heated debate with callers over affordability, personal responsibility, and homeownership. He also shares his “MAGA tree” Christmas project, laughs about glitter bombs, and pushes back on Democrats’ latest Epstein-related smear against Trump, calling it another desperate distraction after their government shutdown failure.

Trump’s latest comments to Laura Ingraham spark outrage after he says America “doesn’t have talent,” while Mike Gallagher pushes back, arguing Trump’s right about needing skilled workers for high-tech jobs. But the conversation takes a darker turn as Gallagher and Joe Rogan warn that political violence—like the riots at UC Berkeley after Charlie Kirk’s assassination—is pushing America toward a civil war. Plus, callers share eerie firsthand stories of demonic encounters as Gallagher wrestles with the reality of good versus evil in modern America.

Mike blasts Democrats for raging over the end of the government shutdown—arguing their outrage proves they thrive on chaos, pain, and control. He unpacks their fury over SNAP benefits returning, calls out “fake moderates” like Ro Khanna, and defends Trump’s exchange with Laura Ingraham on America First vs. global leadership. Plus, a Veterans Day tribute to his parents who served in WWII, and a fiery debate on whether Republicans should finally end the Senate filibuster to push Trump’s agenda forward.

Mike breaks down the dramatic end to America’s longest government shutdown after seven Democrats and an independent crossed party lines to side with Republicans—handing Trump another major win. He highlights the left’s meltdown on CNN and MSNBC, mocks the media’s outrage over Trump’s NFL appearance, and dives into how the momentum has shifted back to the GOP.

Joey Hudson fills in for Mike Gallagher amid the nation’s longest-ever government shutdown, diving into flight cancellations, delayed paychecks, and mounting frustration with Congress. Listeners sound off on the filibuster fight, SNAP benefits, and the growing divide in Washington, while Mike checks in from Chicago ahead of the Freedom Summit after his own travel nightmare.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, November 7th, 2025.

From the chaos of Tuesday’s elections to Nancy Pelosi’s retirement shocker, Mike breaks down the political headlines with his trademark mix of outrage and disbelief. He dives into voter turnout, Ted Cruz’s “doom and gloom” reaction, and the confusion over New York’s newly elected mayor, Zohran Mamdani, and his unconventional fundraising plan. Gallagher also covers Marjorie Taylor Greene’s rising political profile, her sharp critiques of Republican leadership, and her surprising ability to win over audiences across the aisle. Plus, he touches on Trump’s reaction to Pelosi leaving Congress, airline shutdown woes, and the ongoing failures of House leadership.

Young Voters Turn On Trump Over Israel

Mike tears into Election Night 2025, where Democrats “chose chaos over clarity.” From a socialist winning New York City to a radical AG in Virginia, Mike calls it a biblical moment for America — one where believers must light a match instead of cursing the darkness. With passion and fire, he breaks down Kevin McCullough’s viral column, exposes the left’s moral freefall, and challenges listeners to stand firm as faith collides with politics.

M&M Experience 11/05/2025

It’s Election Day 2025, and Mike breaks down a whirlwind of headlines — from the death of former Vice President Dick Cheney and his complicated legacy within the GOP to the rise of a self-described socialist front-runner for New York City mayor. He challenges conservatives to lead with grace in response to Cheney’s passing, warns about the dangers of apathy at the ballot box, and rallies listeners to fight back against the radical left by showing up and voting. Plus, Mike weighs in on the growing rift within MAGA world and the culture war shaking America’s political core.

M&M Experience 10/29/25

M&M Experience 11/04/2025 

Mike dives into the fiery debate over Tucker Carlson’s controversial interview with Nick Fuentes, tackling the growing clash within MAGA over free speech, censorship, and the next generation of conservatives. Broadcasting fresh off his trip to Israel, Mike pushes back hard against the idea of “deplatforming,” warning that silencing voices—even offensive ones—only fuels their power. With insight from his young producer Christian Russell, he explores why figures like Fuentes resonate with Gen Z and why open debate—not censorship—is the only way forward.

Broadcasting from Jerusalem, Mike reacts to Tucker Carlson’s shocking interview with Nick Fuentes — and Tucker’s claim that he “dislikes Christian Zionists more than anyone.” Joined by Dinesh D’Souza, Mike calls out the growing anti-Israel rhetoric on the right and warns that conservatives risk tearing themselves apart if they keep excusing it.