Let The Record Show with Judge Weinberg, Chairman Garcia, & Eric Levine

Dr. Walid Phares and a panel of political commentators discuss the shifting power dynamics in the Middle East, specifically arguing that a coalition led by the United States and Israel is winning the conflict against the Iranian regime. Dr. Phares outlines a strategic vision for regime change that avoids Western ground troops by supporting a domestic Iranian uprising among ethnic minorities and di...

Judge Richard Weinberg and attorney Eric Lavine discuss the ongoing war in Iran. The speakers argue that the United States is engaged in a just and necessary war to dismantle a regime they characterize as a global terrorist threat, asserting that President Trump exercised legitimate constitutional authority by taking preemptive action. They criticize past diplomatic efforts and European leaders fo...

Steve Younger examines the constitutional limitations of executive power following a high-profile legal defeat for President Trump regarding unilateral tariff impositions. The discussion centers on a Supreme Court ruling which determined that the authority to levy significant trade duties rests exclusively with Congress rather than the President, even in cases of economic emergency. Younger explai...

The trio interview former Senator John Sununu, a Republican candidate from New Hampshire, as he outlines his platform for a crucial Senate election. The conversation focuses on the strategic importance of maintaining a Republican majority to support the conservative agenda, particularly concerning national security, economic stability, and border control. Sununu critiques current Democratic polici...

Judge Richard Weinberg, Jesse Garcia, and Eric Lavine speak regarding a Operation Epic Fury. The participants staunchly defend a joint American-Israeli preemptive strike against Iran, arguing that regime change is the only viable path to securing Western civilization and neutralizing the "axis of evil." The dialogue transitions into a critique of internal political opposition, labeling skeptical D...

John Catsimatidis, Jake Novak and more discuss the fall of the Ayatollah. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Todd Shapiro contrasts the leadership of former Mayor Eric Adams, whom they praise as a strong ally to Israel, with the current administration of Zohran Mamdani, whom they characterize as a radical socialist with anti-American and anti-Semitic leanings. The conversation transitions into a strategic analysis of global threats, arguing that following the decline of Iranian influence, Turkey represen...

John Catsimatidis and guest Brian Kilmeade analyze the geopolitical fallout following a major U.S. military strike that eliminated high-ranking Iranian leadership. Kilmeade argues that Iran made a strategic blunder by retaliating against neutral Sunni Arab nations, a move that effectively pushed those states into a tactical alignment with the United States and Israel. The discussion sharply critic...

Today is a special live edition of the Cats Roundtable, featuring a panel of political commentators, legal experts, and media figures discussing rapidly unfolding global events. The conversation primarily centers on President Trump’s aggressive military posture toward Iran, specifically debating the geopolitical implications of recent strikes and the shifting alliances between Israel and Sunni Ara...

Judge Richard Weinberg, Jesse Garcia, and Eric Lavine discuss a military strike against Iran and the cultural state of American politics. The commentators characterize the Iranian regime as an existential threat to Western civilization, framing the conflict as a necessary rejection of past policies of appeasement. Shifting to domestic issues, the hosts analyze a recent State of the Union address,...

The trio invite Rep. Virginia Foxx. The conversation initially focuses on Foxx's personal biography and her legislative priorities, highlighting her commitment to local control in education and her staunch defense of Western civilization against modern radicalism. As the dialogue shifts, the hosts critique the fiscal policies of New York City, specifically condemning a proposed budget they view as...

Rep. Virginia Foxx discusses her personal background and legislative priorities with a panel of Republican leaders and legal commentators. Foxx traces her journey from a destitute childhood in the Appalachian Mountains and the Bronx to becoming a powerful figure in the House, attributing her resilience and sense of justice to these early hardships. The conversation covers a wide range of current p...

Judge Richard Weinberg, Jesse Garcia, and Eric Lavine analyzing high-stakes political shifts both globally and within New York. The speakers first examine the instability of the Iranian regime, debating whether President Trump’s military posturing and stalled negotiations are a strategic attempt to buy time for a decisive strike against a "nihilistic death cult." Transitioning to regional concerns...

Judge Richard Weinberg, Jesse Garcia, and Eric Lavine engage in a critical analysis of current domestic and foreign policy. The hosts advocate for a hardline approach toward Iran, specifically calling for regime change and the destruction of the IRGC to prevent further nuclear development and regional aggression. Shifting to domestic issues, the panel denounces insurrectionist activities and illeg...

Today's show is structured around three primary crises: the civil unrest in Minneapolis fueled by local resistance to federal immigration enforcement, the geopolitical instability in Iran as citizens revolt against a theocratic regime, and the partisan legal challenges targeting congressional redistricting in New York. The speakers argue that these disparate events are linked by a common theme of ...

John Faso and the hosts critique a recent court decision that threatens to redraw these district lines, arguing that the lawsuit is a politically motivated attempt to gerrymander the region in favor of Democrats. They contend that such "mid-decade redistricting" creates voter confusion and wastes resources, undermining the constitutional intent of once-per-decade reapportionment. Learn more about...

The team engages with Dr. Mark Meirowitz to analyze the shifting geopolitical landscape of the Middle East under the Trump administration. The discussion centers on the controversial "Board of Peace" proposal, with participants expressing deep skepticism toward the inclusion of Turkey and Qatar due to their alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. A significant portion of the conversation laments t...

The hosts evaluate the early 2026 political landscape, arguing that while the administration has secured significant victories in economic legislation and border security, these successes are often overshadowed by the President's unconventional presentation and public theatrics. A significant portion of the dialogue is dedicated to the strategic importance of Greenland and the escalating tensions...

Sen. Todd Young of Indiana discusses his legislative priorities and the evolving landscape of American foreign policy. The conversation centers on the SHIPS Act, a strategic initiative designed to revitalize the domestic maritime industry and rebuild the merchant marine to counter Chinese dominance and enhance national security. Young also elaborates on his nuanced stance regarding war powers and...

This episode of the Red Apple Podcast Network’s "Let the Record Show" features a multi-faceted political discussion led by Judge Richard Weinberg, Jesse Garcia, and Eric Lavine. The program begins with an interview of Senator Todd Young, who advocates for the SHIPS Act to revitalize the American maritime industry and explains his nuanced stance on war powers regarding the transition of power in Ve...

Judge Richard Weinberg and attorney Eric Lavine discussing the legal and geopolitical implications of the United States’ reported extraction of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. The hosts argue that the operation was a lawful exercise of presidential power supported by the Kerr-Frisbee doctrine, while simultaneously dismissing domestic political criticism as partisan hypocrisy. Their conversation...

In this best of Let the Record Show,the crew interviews Speaker Mike Johnson and Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman joins the program to discuss his gubernatorial ambitions and his plans for New York. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Let the Record Show, Judge Richard Weinberg, essayist Eric Levine and Chairman Jesse Garcia start the show discussing the misinformation campaign that calls Jesus a Palestinian. They later talk with Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman about his gubernatorial run and his plans for NY State. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Judge Weinberg and Eric Levine talk with former RNC Chair and current candidate for Senate in North Carolina, Michael Whatley. They discuss the big economic and security overhaul that the Trump Administration has started. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices