The Jenny Beth Show

Guest: Jared Hudson, former Navy SEAL sniper who deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, founder and CEO of Covenant Rescue Group, which trains local law enforcement to find and arrest the people who target children, and a 2026 candidate for the United States Senate in Alabama. He works in law enforcement today.   Guest host: Robert McNeily, Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea...

Kris Ullman is president of Eagle Forum, the grassroots conservative organization founded by Phyllis Schlafly, and an attorney. She brings both the legal reading of the impeachment clause and the activist's view of what Eagle Forum members want on the border.   Robert McNeily is Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action and the co-host of The Jenny Beth S...

Guest: Rod Martin, author of The Rod Martin Report and of the new book Trump's New World Reorder, released the week before this conversation and available in hardback, on Kindle, and on Audible. He joins from the Gulf Coast of Florida.   Guest: Stacy Washington, host of Stacy on the Right and an Air Force veteran who served on active duty in Saudi Arabia. She broadcasts from St. Louis.  ...

Guest: Dr. Torsten Trey, founder of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting. An internist trained in Germany who relicensed in the United States, he founded the organization in the summer of 2006 after Chinese transplant doctors at a Boston congress told him their organs came from Falun Gong practitioners. He has run it pro bono for twenty years, taken the issue to Congress, and watched a bill aga...

Guest: Shannon Everett of American Truckers United, which advocates for generational, family-owned American trucking companies and for the families of people hurt in truck crashes. The organization filed the amicus brief the Supreme Court agreed with in May when it unanimously held that freight brokers can be liable for negligently selecting a carrier, and Everett works directly with crash victims...

Host: Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. A solo recap recorded the morning after the 2026 midterm elections. No guests.   Key topics: • The results as Jenny Beth Martin reads them: Senate seats lost in Texas, Kansas, Iowa, and South Carolina, Maine and North Carolina flipped, Mississippi and Alaska in question • The House is lost...

Host: Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. A short solo Election Day message. No guests.   Key topics: • Polls close tonight: if you have not voted, go vote, and vote for common sense conservatives • Already voted? Call your friends and family, in your state or another, and offer a ride to the polls • Friendshelpfriendsvote.com: ma...

Guest: Scott Presler is the founder of Early Vote Action, the voter registration and turnout organization whose team registered more than 50,000 new voters in Pennsylvania during the 2024 cycle. He has spent this cycle working alongside Tea Party Patriots Action on election integrity from Maine to Arizona to Alaska, and joins from Congressman Scott Perry's district outside Harrisburg, Pennsylvania...

Surviving Communism, part five, the last of the panel conversations. Jenny Beth Martin asked six survivors of communism why they chose America, what it sounded like from inside their countries when President Reagan called their system illegitimate, what the world loses if America falls, and what they would tell a 22-year-old who likes what the democratic socialists are saying.   Guests  ...

Surviving Communism, part four. Jenny Beth Martin reads the Democratic Socialists of America's plan for public ownership of the largest corporations, publicly owned housing, and a new constitution to six survivors of communism, and they describe what it took to deliver those promises where they grew up.   Guests   Sasha Gong is the former China director at Voice of America, a former poli...

Guest   Sasha Gong was born in Beijing in 1956 and raised in Canton, the daughter of two college professors. She was sent to the countryside at nine, to a candy factory at 16, and to a communist jail at 20 for her part in an underground dissident group. Released in 1978, she placed first in her province on the college entrance exam, studied history at Peking University, and earned a PhD in so...

Guest: Jim Pfaff is president of The Conservative Caucus, the grassroots organization that has worked to protect American sovereignty and constitutional liberty since 1974. He ran congressional offices on Capitol Hill, has worked on and run campaigns for more than thirty years, and is a regular guest on The Jenny Beth Show.   Guest host: Robert McNeily, Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots...

Guest: Agnes Gibboney is the founder of Angel Families of America and a Hungarian-born legal immigrant. Born in Budapest in 1954, less than a decade after the communists took Hungary, she was baptized in secret, carried out of the country after the 1956 revolution, raised in a refugee camp and then in Brazil for thirteen years, and admitted to the United States as a permanent resident in November...

Guests:   Sasha Gong is a former China director at Voice of America, a former political prisoner in China, and a Harvard PhD. She was a factory worker in Mao's China with three years of schooling before she reached university, and she was a small child during the famine that followed the 1958 collectivization.   Dr. Yuri Yarim-Agaev is a Soviet physicist and a member of the Moscow Helsin...

Guest: Robert Ratonyi is a Holocaust survivor, born in Budapest in January 1938, who lived under Hungarian communism from the Soviet liberation until his escape to Austria in December 1956 at age 18. He went on to Canada and the United States, became an engineer and an investment banker, and returned to Hungary in 1993 and 1994 as one of seven American investment bankers the United States Agency f...

Host: Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. A solo training episode with no guests, recorded live two weeks before Election Day.   Key topics: • The Justice Department charges 28 green card holders in California with federal election crimes, arrests 11, and says at least 8 voted more than once • About 20,000 suspected noncitizens on...

Guest:   Manuela Callini was born in communist Romania in 1986 and was almost four when the Ceausescu regime fell in December 1989. Her mother came from a landowning family whose estate was collectivized; her father studied economics in Bucharest and was assigned his job and his apartment by the state. Callini studied international relations, worked with the Leadership Institute in Romania an...

Guests:   Sasha Gong is the former China director at Voice of America, a former political prisoner in China, and a Harvard PhD. She came to the United States in the late 1980s, cannot return to China, and has filmed the history of communism across Eastern Europe. On this panel she explains the Budapest photograph, describes informers inside the family, and reports on Chinese influence operati...

Guest:   Dr. Yuri Yarim-Agaev is a physicist and Soviet dissident who joined the Moscow Helsinki Group, the main human rights organization inside the Soviet Union, and expected arrest every day. After Natan Sharansky and Yuri Orlov were arrested and Andrei Sakharov was exiled, American and Western European scientists organized a boycott of scientific cooperation, and the Soviets, far behind i...

Guest:   Dr. Yuri Yarim-Agaev was born in the Soviet Union in 1949, the third generation of his family to live under communism, in a family of scientists who did not accept the system but were not dissidents. He graduated from the country's best university, became a physicist, and worked at the Academy of Sciences, then became a dissident and human rights activist and a member of the Moscow H...

Rosemary Jenks is the co-founder and policy director of the Immigration Accountability Project. In September 2026 she testified before the House Judiciary Committee on what Congress has done and what it can still do to make President Trump's border policies permanent. She helped found the mass deportation coalition, whose playbook calls for at least one million removals in 2026, and she has worked...

Guest:   Ovidiu Frusina was born in Bucharest, Romania, in 1967 and grew up under the dictatorship of Nicolae Ceausescu, in what was by the 1980s the hardest-line communist country in the Warsaw Pact. At 21 he was taken from work by the police and beaten for keeping in touch with a girlfriend who had defected to the United States; his university branded him a traitor in front of his classmate...

Guests:   Sasha Gong is a former China director at Voice of America, a Harvard PhD and a writer for American Greatness. Sent to the countryside at nine when her family was declared counter-revolutionary, she worked in a factory at 16, joined an underground group at 17 and spent her 20th birthday in a Chinese jail; she was released after Mao's death and went on to university.   Dr. Yuri Y...

Guest: Merissa Caldwell is the founder and chairwoman of EZAZ, the Arizona grassroots organization that trains and mobilizes volunteers for voter registration, get-out-the-vote and election integrity work. EZAZ runs a weekly Boss Your Government call, a monthly Pie Club with elected officials and candidates, the AZ Wallet Watch legislative scorecard, the Match Your Values quiz and the azvote.org p...

Guest: Robert Ratonyi is a Holocaust survivor, born in Budapest in January 1938. His father was conscripted into a Hungarian labor battalion in 1942 and never returned; his mother was taken in October 1944 and survived a labor camp in Austria. He lived through the Budapest ghetto and the Swedish protected houses as a six-year-old, escaped Hungary after the 1956 uprising, reached the Massachusetts...