The Rob Carson Show

-Rob kicks off the hour by recounting the emotional "kidnapping" of his beloved Bronco, Buck, only to discover it was sitting in an impound lot after being towed for parking over the line—prompting a dramatic reunion worthy of a Hollywood romance. -Rob returns to Anthony Fauci, blasting the media's continued defense of the former health official while revisiting lockdowns, masks, school closu...

-Rob revisits the pandemic with a rapid-fire montage of lockdowns, masks, media coverage, and political soundbites, arguing Americans were misled while delivering plenty of sarcastic one-liners. -Michael Charbon joins from Canada to discuss growing support among many Iranian-Canadians for President Trump's actions in Iran, weighs in on Canadian politics and tariffs, and shares how COVID lockdowns...

-Rob Carson keeps the Fauci hearing front and center, declares the political battle far from over, and insists Americans have entered the next chapter of the fight armed with common sense—and zero patience. -Rob resurrects his signature "Don't Catch the Stupid" anthem, celebrating satire as the secret weapon that let him poke fun at COVID-era censorship while everyone else was walking on...

-Rob Carson spends the hour revisiting the COVID era, reminding listeners of masks, cardboard-cutout crowds, empty stadiums, and enough contradictory guidance to make anyone's head spin. -Callers join the conversation with questions about Dr. Anthony Fauci's pardon, possible legal consequences, and how the pandemic affected their own families, turning the show into an energetic town hall with plen...

-Rob Carson throws his original show plan out the window after Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly invokes the Fifth Amendment during a heated Capitol Hill hearing, declaring it the political plot twist nobody saw coming. -Former federal prosecutor Doug Burns joins Rob to explain why Fauci's Fifth Amendment strategy could create legal headaches, argues the real danger would have been exposing h...

-The show laughs at the Democratic Socialists of America's wish list, joking that abolishing the Senate, ICE, prisons, and the Pentagon sounds less like a platform and more like someone accidentally checking every box on a survey. -Rep. Randy Fine (R-Fla.) joins the show to discuss voter ID legislation, the direction of the Democratic Party, Zohran Mamdani, the upcoming midterm elections, and...

-Carson says Zohran Mamdani is collecting critics faster than campaign flyers, as protests grow and families of 9/11 victims object to his planned appearance at this year's memorial. -Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer (Ret.) joins the show to discuss the conflict with Iran, arguing Tehran's military capabilities have been severely degraded, outlining potential U.S. options involving Kharg Island and...

-Rob Carson says Anthony Fauci's newly revealed diary reads less like a public health journal and more like a psychopathic celebrity fan magazine—with Fauci cast as the headliner. -Carson relives the COVID years, arguing masks, lockdowns, Zoom school, and canceled holidays deserve a permanent spot in history's "What Were We Thinking?" file. Today’s podcast is sponsored by : PARAMOUNT PLUS - D...

-Rob reviews President Trump's White House Correspondents' Dinner appearance, offers his own punchline upgrades, and jokes that after everything that's happened, serving "no shots" might have been the safest item on the menu. -Former federal prosecutor Doug Burns joins the show to discuss non-citizen voter registration, New York City's political climate under Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Illino...

-Rob reacts to anti-Mamdani protests in New York, saying growing opposition reflects concerns over antisemitism and the mayor's political priorities.  -Chief Washington Correspondent James Rosen joins Rob to discuss Mayor Zohran Mamdani, protests in New York City, Mamdani's comments regarding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and why he believes the mayor should focus on Ne...

-Rob leans on Victor Davis Hanson to argue America is living through a conservative counter-revolution, celebrating President Trump's agenda while declaring the progressive movement is running out of gas. -Christian Toto of Hollywood in Toto joins Rob to review The Odyssey, debate Elon Musk's idea of funding an unwoke remake, discuss Hollywood's retreat from DEI, recommend The...

-Rob celebrates the explosive growth of his podcast, jokes about becoming the "Rush Limbaugh Digital," and thanks longtime listeners for sticking with him through every twist, turn, and moving box. -Rob tears into reports of illegal voters on New Jersey's voter rolls, mocks officials blaming a "software glitch," and says the "there's no voter fraud" argument has officially gone extinct. -Rob cheer...

-Rob celebrates President Trump's sky-high Republican approval numbers, jokes that Democrats are replacing one losing candidate with an even further-left version, and declares the party's "death spiral" is accelerating. -Tony Kinnett of The Daily Signal joins Rob to discuss President Trump's Georgia speech, Democrat infighting, Michigan's Senate race, AOC's growing influence, voter ID ba...

-Rob argues Democrats are "running on empty," insists common-sense voters can still unite against socialism, and turns Jackson Browne lyrics into political analysis. -Rob cheers a possible criminal referral for Jack Smith, predicting the former special counsel may discover that political fishing expeditions come with some very expensive bait. -Brigitte Gabriel joins the Newsmax hotline to discuss...

-Rob unloads on New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, arguing that his promise to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu has about as much legal authority as Barney Fife with an empty bullet. -K.T. McFarland joins the Newsmax hotline to discuss the rise of Democratic Socialists, compare today's campus activism to the Reagan era, analyze Iran's internal power struggle and the broader Middle East realignmen...

-Rob marvels at Donald Trump's Georgia speech, arguing that Trump seamlessly jumps from prepared remarks to stand-up comedy while leaving political opponents scrambling for smelling salts. -Michael Charbon (The Charbon Report) joins via the Newsmax hotline to discuss the Democratic Socialist movement, political polarization, Canada's wildfire smoke, forest management, Justin Trudeau's convoy rulin...

-Rob plays his tongue-in-cheek anthem "Homeboys, Hillbillies and Hebrews," arguing that Americans from every background need to unite to keep the country on course while poking fun at the Democratic Party's leftward drift. -Rob skewers Democratic messaging on everything from campus activism to gender politics, applauds voters pushing back against progressive policies, and wraps up by jok...

-Rob cheers President Trump's tougher stance on Iran, renames "Pickaxe Mountain" to "Kickass Mountain," and argues the regime is about to learn that moving nuclear equipment just earns it another airstrike. -Adam Guillette, president of Accuracy in Media, discusses reports of non-citizens on voter rolls, the rise of Democratic Socialists, persistent DEI influence on college campuses, and...

-Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) joins the show to discuss the mayor's comments on Netanyahu, calls for denaturalizing and deporting citizens who fraudulently obtained citizenship, warns about the growing influence of Democratic Socialists, and argues the country is in a political fight for its future.  -Rob reacts with equal parts disbelief and sarcasm to activists comparing Israel and the...

-Rob pokes fun at the Smithsonian's latest controversies, marveling that modern museum exhibits somehow manage to turn everything—from airplanes to polar bears—into a guilt trip, while joking that being polite has apparently become suspicious behavior. -Liz Collin of Alpha News joins Rob to discuss the rise of Somali gang violence and fraud investigations in Minnesota, deteriorating condition...

-Rob argues that years of anti-ICE rhetoric have finally boiled over, comparing the latest attack on a federal building to a political pressure cooker where someone forgot to turn off the burner. -National security expert Morgan Murphy joins Rob to discuss the New York ICE facility attack, arguing that inflammatory political rhetoric has emboldened extremists. He also weighs in on the co...

-Rob celebrates the FIFA World Cup as an unexpected public relations victory for America, saying visitors leave impressed by American hospitality, patriotism, and stadiums instead of the gloomy picture painted by critics. -Newsmax contributor Hilary Fordwich joins Rob to discuss how the World Cup improves America's image abroad, contrasts American patriotism with attitudes in Europe, weighs i...

-Rob argues the Democratic Party is sprinting toward democratic socialism while moderates, working-class voters, and even Bill Maher seem to be looking for the nearest exit before someone proposes abolishing something else. -Former federal prosecutor Doug Burns joins Rob to discuss election integrity efforts, potential penalties for officials who fail to secure voter rolls, the SAVE Act,...

-Rob cheers the Pentagon's new testosterone screening program for service members, contrasting it with past military policies and wondering if ordering overly complicated coffee drinks should count as a medical screening. -Christian Toto of Hollywood in Toto reviews The Odyssey, discusses Hollywood's declining obsession with forced diversity, laughs about Elliott Page's casting, pra...

-Rob argues the media treats President Trump's election-security speech like a forbidden movie, insisting viewers need network-approved "fact-checks" instead of simply hearing the president for themselves. -Mary Walter joins Rob to laugh over Olive Garden requiring ID for its Pasta Pass while Democrats oppose voter ID, swaps stories about grocery coupons, debates burkinis and beach attire, chats a...