Politics with the Big Dogs Podcast

Is race-based policymaking just discrimination in disguise? Anthony welcomes Edward Blum, the conservative legal strategist who took on Harvard and won.

Anthony reveals what the media won’t tell you about the government shutdown—it’s strategic chaos designed to keep pouring your tax dollars into a failing system.

Gavin Newsom wants to reshape America. As Jeff Younger fights for parental rights, California’s “progressive” policies prove how far the Left will go to silence freedom.

Briscoe Cain talks to Anthony about how battles in the court are helping to shrink big governement and give power back to Texas.

Lubbock City Councilman David Glasheen joins Anthony to talk courage, liberty and why defending states’ rights are vital to America’s future.

Anthony exposes Big Tech’s double standard and grills Democrat strategist Monique Alcala on fringe politics, crime and Texas power.

Anthony dismantles the Left’s attacks on capitalism and explains why free markets, not government mandates, keep Americans fed, employed and free.

Anthony unpacks the rise of three-parent custody and what it means for parental rights, Texas law and kids. Then he torches Jeff Leach over foreign truckers and basic highway safety.

Anthony calls out media spin, Western governments flirting with terror-run states and Texas bills that betray common sense, safety and the value of human life.

A $1 billion welfare fraud scandal in Minnesota exposes deep flaws in government oversight — and raises serious questions about whether Texas could be next.

Texas conservatives face an Obamacare “bridge,” China aiding Iran and a late Nehls' twin swap that reeks.

This week’s episode breaks down open primaries, key races and why constitutional conservatives must prepare now, before March ballots are cast.

Anthony tackles Obamacare subsidy politics, Paxton’s EPIC city lawsuit, Trump’s marijuana rescheduling clash with Dan Patrick and the Texas Railroad Commission primary.

Texas AG Ken Paxton talks border enforcement, Big Tech, human trafficking, lawsuits and the Senate primary.

A candidate for Texas Attorney General explains what comes next for one of the most powerful offices in the state.

Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock explains oversight, fraud prevention and why the office matters now.