The Martha Zoller Show

This is a special edition of The Martha Zoller /Show Podcast. We let you be the decider. In this edition, we look at the unprecedented request by Sen. Colton Moore of northwest GA to call a special session to investigate and remove Fulton County DA Fani Willis. We talk to Sen. Shelly Echols, Sen. Bo Hatchett, Senate Majority Leader Sen. Steve Gooch and Sen. Colton Moore. We present each fo their s...

What is with President Joe Biden? Hiding in plain sight the problems he has. Then we'll talk in depth with Dr. Michael Lynch and Dr. Trey Hood from the University of Georgia. Dr. Hood heads up the polling initiative and we'll talk about the challenges of anticipating what people think about things and how they will vote. Finally, Rep. Andrew Clyde tells us about his desire to head of DAs l...

The biggest concern most people have is healthcare costs. Since the ACA, more people are covered but costs have doubled. No candidate on either side is talking about it. We'll find out why with former Rep. Anne Beurkle. Then, Dr. Meg Meeker joins about the role of fathers. Another issue noone but Larry Elder is talking about. Finally, Fulton County indicts the former president but will we ever...

Today, my thoughts on the indictments of President Trump in Fulton County. Then Patricia Murphy, an AJC Political Insider on what they are expecting. Matt Brown from the Washington Post gives his long range view--having been there almost every day. And Hannah Cox on a new way to look at Libertarian/Conservatism and how to message for under 40 voters. She calls it Based Politics.

This week, after 60+ requests, we finally got Sen. Raphael Warnock to sit down with us and talk a little politics. This is the beginning that will lead to a big town hall. Then Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson found a 100 million plus slush fund in the Department of Labor, he'll tell us about it. Then Congressman Barry Loudermilk is doing oversight on the J6 commissee. What are they trying to...

We will have two looks at the most recent Trump indictments with Niall Stanage from The Hill and Michael O'Neill from Landmark Legal. Then, Ben Berancke's is back but at the Bank of England. Will he do to them what he did to us? Roger Gewolb joins. Finally, Kelly Loeffler joins the board of Public Square and Greater Georgia launches candidate training. All politics is local.

First, I lay out what the real landscape is and how to view it. Then DeKalb County Georgia CEO Michael Thurmond and historian talks about his new book, "James Oglethorpe," and look at race in America. And Kimberley Strassel on her book, "The Biden Malaise," and the comparison between this era and the 1970s. Finally, a great discussion with Justin Giboney, the way we need to get thi...

Today, we had some fun with people who don't know where the boundaries are and text you at 6:30 am. And Nick Ayers on why it's more than your vote that will move the needle. Sen. Ossoff works on bipartisan issues and talks about alternate universe thinking in Senate committees. You don't want to miss a minute.

We took some time to go in depth on Energy Policy and Bidenomics. Then Rep. Mainor decides to become a Republican while Republican Rep. Jodi Lott term limits herself. Finally, Seth Weathers is a very active conservative Dad trying to bring beer back.

This week, we talk to economist Steve Moore about Bidenomics and what we have to do to turn our economy around. Then Bill Crane on the news of the week. Joey Martineck on the new musical, "Garden." And Rep. Brent Cox on building bridges and fighting anti semitism.

Michael Levine, one of the best PR gurus and author of "Guerilla PR," joins to see how far the wokies will go. Justin Giboney and I talk hard topics from both sides of wokeness. Gabriel Sterling explains voter security in Georgia. And Matt Brown and I discuss how the censure of Adam Schiff is like Game of Thrones. There's no one who gives better and more balance analysis than Martha Zo...

This week we'll talk to Kelly Loeffler from Greater Georgia about the GAGOP convention and getting out the vote. Also, Ben West, a Clackamus County Commissioner tells us why DEI is a bad investment. This is a discussion you don't want to miss. And what role does faith play in all of the problems we are dealing with. Finally, Anna Bower tells us about her journey at the Miami courthouse wat...

This week, we remember D-Day with a talk with Dov Wilker on rising anti-semitism from the American Jewish Committee, the other AJC, and Lee Habeeb, founder of Our American Stories. He tells the story of the D-Day prayer FDR gave and the impact it made on a young girl named Anne Frank. Then Rep. Andrew Clyde outlines the fallout from the debt ceiling deal and former Gov Scott Walker with Young Amer...

This week we averted a debt ceiling crisis, but did we? It was a good week for Kevin McCarthy. We talked to Rep. Andrew Clyde and Rep. Nancy Mace against it and Rep. Buddy Carter is for it. This wasn't the best deal, but it was the best deal you could get with 1/3 of the control in Congress. But would they do a better job if they were all on one side? It's about accountability..And finally...

This week we talk to Sen. Rick Scott about the NAACP "advisory" about Florida. Do the numbers add up? And Rep. Rich McCormick supports DeSantis and is showing his leadership in the debt ceiling deal. Matt Brown from the Washington Post on how far will Rep. Hakeem Jeffries go on rhetoric or trustworthy relationships? Lot's of questions this week and the best people for answering.

This week, I give you a primer on how to be heard by your elected officials. Don't end up in the circular file. Then, Sen. Joe Lieberman on the possibility of a No Labels ticket and whether there will be a debt deal. Rev. Justin Giboney on gun policy and messaging, Sen. Marsha Blackburn on the Durham Report and her Child Safety initiative. And Rep. Nancy Mace on all those subjects and how to m...

First, I lay out what you can do in the 2024 election and what works. You need to listen. Then we talk to Rep. Mike Collins about the debt ceiling talks and the border. Mike is a small business man turned congressman and has a unique perspective. Then PhD and Ethicist Nigel Biggar on his new book, "Colonialism." Again, to have a conversation, you need the facts. Not yours or theirs--the fa...

Superintendent Will Schofield has been leading Hall County Schools in Georgia for 18 years making him the longest serving super in Georgia. He says you can't ever have enough therapist for what he is dealing with at school, but Hall County Schools have put in a program that is teaching kids how to cope and handle their emotions and problems. We talk about it here.

Former Senator Kelly Loeffler kicks off the week looking at the debt ceiling deal that no one thought Speaker McCarthy could put together and why it's important to negotiate. Then Will Marshal from the Progressive Policy Institute about how Democrats should message and if there's really a border problem. You'll be surprised at what he says. Gabe Nadales talks his walk from radicalism t...

This week, I'm back after a short break in Ireland. We talk to Dean Clancy from Americans for Prosperity on Medicare modernization. It has to happen. Another thing that has to happen is talks over the debt ceiling debate. The GOP did what no one thought they could--offered a plan. Sen. Jon Ossoff updates us on his work for military families and veterans as well as his thoughts on the debt ceil...

We will look at a movement that Justin Giboney is involved in the find the common ground between people of faith. Rev. Justin Giboney believes the Black church is key to bringing us back together. And Russell McMurry on extra weight on roads and the impact of EVs on the road. And the best explanation of the abortion pill cocktail controversy. What do you think?

We'll talk to Matt Brown and Henry Olsen about the unintended consequences of the Trump Indictment, what leadership is and how this will impact the election in 2024 and the country beyond. And Kenny Xu talks about solutions around the crazy woke brigade and how to move past this to American exceptionalism with a movement called, "Color Me United."

This week we'll look at the lead up to the end of the Georgia Legislative session called Sine Die. School Choice didn't make it across the finish line, but Rep. Todd Jones will keep pushing. Then Rev. Gary Mason talks through how conflict resolution should happen with a faith based view. It's not a top down, but bottom up process. Then with the breaking news of Trump's indictment i...

Today, we talk about the mess we are in and hear from a long shot presidential candidates. Steve Moore talks about the economy and school choice and Ron Hart on the Woke brigade.

This week the US Army showed their backside by releasing a list of places they were recommending for renaming due to connections with the Confederacy. What they didn't do is their homework. Rep. Andrew Clyde (GA-09) tells us how he got the Army to see the light. And Kara Moriarity from Alaska Oil and Gas joins to tells us the Willow project is back on in Alaska, although it's smaller. Dr....