Dr. Duke Show

Bernie Sanders’ progressive prodigy Graham Platner was supposed to be the Left’s great hope for winning young men back to the Democrat side. But when the polls started to turn, the same establishment that covered for his many faults started looking for the exit.

This week on the Dr. Duke Show, Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna discuss Scott Wiener, California’s political machine, and how radical activist politics are reshaping the Democratic Party from the inside out.

Colorado is the latest warning sign for Democrats: incumbent out, socialist in, and college-indoctrinated voters seem to be the fuel driving the whole movement left.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna discuss James Talarico’s comments on Christianity, anti-white rhetoric from a Minnesota school board clerk, and left-wing candidates they argue are attacking Western culture, Christianity, and America’s founding values.

New York City voters just decided the future of the Big Apple should be led by socialists who think successful people should foot the bill for everyone else’s lifestyle.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna discuss how foreign visitors are rediscovering America’s beauty, abundance, food, and culture while warning that Democrats and global socialists are teaching people to hate the very country others are falling in love with.

Vice President JD Vance outlines the broad framework of a potential Iran deal, saying neighboring countries are reportedly more supportive of this approach than the Obama-era agreement, which critics argue gave Tehran cash while trusting the IRGC to behave.

On this episode of The Dr. Duke Show, Dr. Duke talks with Campus Reform reporter Polly Olsen about her fight against what she says is anti-Christian, anti-conservative, and anti-white male bias inside university textbooks.

Are Maine voters willing to ignore Graham Platner’s red flags just to send a socialist to Congress instead of re-electing the Senate’s most liberal Republican?

On this episode of The Dr. Duke Show, Lawrence University student Zach Currier shares how his effort to launch a TPUSA chapter finally earned approval after months of pushback, and why the fight for free speech on college campuses is far from over.

After decades of failed Democrat policies leaving California unaffordable, unsafe, and in decline, are frustrated residents finally ready to embrace fresh leadership and bold new ideas to restore the Golden State?

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna warn that a “they/them” leader at the American Library Association now holds major influence over school libraries, pushing gender ideology and controversial books into the hands of children while parents are branded as “book banners” for objecting.

Dr. Duke sits down with climate and energy author Steve Goreham to challenge climate alarmism, expose the failures of net-zero and renewable energy policies, and argue that affordable energy—not political “sustainability” mandates—is what people truly need.

Longtime Texas Senator John Cornyn gets steamrolled by Trump’s pick — but could deep-red Texas really be in danger of falling to a smooth-talking Democrat who claims God is non-binary, there are six genders, and the Bible never forbids killing babies?

Dr. Duke sits down with independent Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Dr. David King to discuss why he believes both parties have failed voters, and how his campaign aims to put people over politics by tackling education, farming, jobs, crime, and government accountability.

As the fall midterms approach, Trump is once again proving that his MAGA endorsement carries serious political weight, with the power to dramatically reshape a race overnight.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna break down how left-wing “empathy” has become dangerous public policy, from soft-on-crime failures in New York and Ann Arbor to global warming elites quietly changing their tune when power-hungry data centers need real energy.

As the LA mayoral race heats up, Democrats launch a desperate attack ad against the leading Republican candidate… but the ad backfires so badly it exposes just how disconnected California’s political elite really are.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna discuss how teen literacy is collapsing as schools push students through the system despite many struggling to read at even a basic level.

Trump’s influence over the Republican Party grows stronger as Indiana conservatives vote to oust incumbent lawmakers in favor of the president’s hand-picked candidates after the state declined to redraw district lines to benefit Republicans.

A bishop sparks controversy by suggesting the Bible should expand with a “third testament,” raising questions about authority, tradition, and the future of Christian doctrine.

How did Democrats go from the party of hippies to a movement critics say tolerates violence, embraces cancel culture, and pushes for sweeping government control over everyday life?

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna break down the latest attempted attack on Donald Trump, arguing it’s part of a broader pattern of escalating threats that reveal a dangerous shift in political hostility.

Together, Dr. Duke and Dr. Jake bring more than 50 years of experience teaching the Bible. The Alpha Omega Biblecast delivers a thought-provoking exploration of the intersection between Scripture and culture—blending interpretation, history, philosophy, and literary analysis.

Virginia redraws its congressional map to heavily favor Democrats 10–1, arguing that only they can be trusted to lead in what they call the perilous era of Trump.