The Right Side Radio Show

When faced with bad choice in an election, what do you do?

Ben Crump and Al Sharpton are still stoking the flames even after the grand jury comes back with no indictment.

Mitch McConnell returns to the Senate but he looks lost and lifeless. We discuss and read a great column by Chris McDaniel. We also discuss the dangers of supporting liberal republicans.

Morning Coffee returns with a special episode where discuss how the need for validation is out weighing our principles.

Speaking at the GOP Midterm convention, President Trump promised $5,000 check to working Americans if the Republicans win the midterms. Is this possible? Is this a good move? Is this conservative?

The Lindsay Clancy trial is still waiting on a verdict. People have showed up and protested claiming she's a victim. She's no vicitm. She's not denied killing her children. We discuss on this episode.

The Al Sharpton/Ben Crump circus went to Atlanta for the latest Nolan Wells press conference. And it didn't take them long to use it as a campaign stop for the midterm elections.

Dr. Fauci pled the fifht 111 times before congress. He's caught critism from several people since last week's Senate hearings. Also, more thoughts on the Nolan Wells case.

Ben Crump heads to the NAACP conference in Chicago to disclose the independent autopsy report in the Nolan Wells case, no Mississippi. Crump continues to stoke racial tension without many real facts.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has died at the age of 71 from a “brief and sudden illness,” his office announced just after 2 a.m. on Sunday morning.

Senator Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized for weeks. Rumors came out yesterday that he's brain dead but actual answers aren't coming. Also, a tragic death on the Mississippi Gulf Coast has turned into a national story with all kinds of speculation. And Graham Planter drops out of the Maine senate race following rape allegations.

Jack updates on what he's been up to lately. We also discuss the SCOTUS rulings and call out the Mississippi GOP for suing over the voting law instead of just changing it.

Jack discusses the elections from Tuesday, the latest with Iran, congress looking into college sports and the Anthony Trial.

Jack explains that "Morning Coffee" is going on a hiatus and explains his reasonings.

For the second year in a row, President Trump is not pushing Pride Month and we're happy for it.

An episode of "Chris McDaniel's America" that focused heavily on campaign spending after all the money spent to beat Thomas Massie in a small congressional seat.

Liberals like AOC are saying the quiet part out loud now: They want to use force and the strong arm of government to force their ideals on everyone. And it appears they don't mind bloodshed to do it.

Jack updates the listeners on some of the crazy stories he's had to cover the last couple of weeks and how that impacts the show.

Following yesterday‘s shooting at the White House, we need to talk about mental illness and the inflammatory rhetoric against political rivals.

Politicians can't be trusted. They find ways to disappoint. But some disappointments just can't be forgiven.

Some morning thoughts.

After covering some unsettling news yesterday, I was left wanting to tell parents that it is more important to be a mom and dad than being a friend. This doesn't mean you and your children can't be friends, but you must know the line.

AOC told a crowd in Alabama that “It is time for the North to pull up to the South" invoking the Civil War. It appears she is encouraging a second Civil War.

A message sent to us by a friend highlights that being a republican doesn’t mean you are necessarily a conservative. We discuss.

AOC said "The American Revolution was against the billionaires of their time, and we are declaring independence from such an extreme marriage of wealth and the state…" which shows she doesn't understand or actually know history.