Steve Deace Show

Bernie Sanders' recent campaign ad touting nice things Barack Obama has said about him hints that he might be starting to buckle. Also, Steve Deace explains how Bernie Sanders isn't driving progressivism; it's actually the other way around. John Zmirak from The Stream joins the program to share his contrarian take on a recent spat between Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and certain Supreme Co...

Steve breaks down the surprising results of Super Tuesday — and what they tell us about how the Democrats operate. Todd rejoins the crew as they play a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold covering topics from the Democratic primary to Major League Baseball and the virtues of leftover pizza. Conservative Review's Daniel Horowitz joins the program to talk about Republican Super Tuesday primaries across the c...

Steve Deace recounts the wild 24 hours it's been for Democrats, as Joe Biden racks up an avalanche of endorsements prior to Super Tuesday voting. Steve and Aaron also discuss how far the DNC may be willing to go to stop Bernie Sanders. In Hour Two, the team examines the apostasy of well-known YouTube stars Rhett and Link. They also try to choose a suitable name for Hillary Clinton's new podcast. L...

Steve Deace breaks down where the Democratic primary race stands after Joe Biden's huge win in South Carolina. Bob Vander Plaats of the Family Leader discusses what the exit of Pete Buttigieg and Tom Steyer from the race means for Super Tuesday. Then, Steve makes the case for why conservatives should be pulling for Bernie Sanders to win the Democratic Party's nomination for president. Learn more a...

Steve, Aaron, Shannon Joy, and Chris Pandolfo look back on a week full of Democrats ganging up on each other for being too socialist while simultaneously trying to “out-liberal” each other. The poll data suggests that Bernie Sanders will score a huge victory on Super Tuesday, so who will drop out of the race on the following Wednesday? In Hour Two, Steve responds to listener feedback and lays bare...

Steve and the team discuss the political ramifications of the coronavirus, which the Left is looking to exploit as the latest knock against President Trump. They simply will never let a good crisis go to waste. Then, Aaron poses three non-political questions about conspiracy theories, superheroes, and awful dating experiences. In Hour Two, Brad Wilcox of the National Marriage Project joins the pro...

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the utter freak show that was the latest Democratic debate in South Carolina. How much “one-upping” each other can a group of leftists do? Then, the team plays an extended game of Buy, Sell, or Hold? that leads Steve to speculate that Elizabeth Warren is now jockeying to be Bernie Sanders’ running mate. Plus, learn the definitive answer to the age-old question: Is...

Can Pete Buttigieg salvage his campaign with his criticism of Bernie Sanders’ praise of Marxist dictatorships? Does Joe Biden’s family straight-up hate him? And where does Steve Deace REALLY think the coronavirus came from? Also, New York Post contributor Josh Hammer joins the program to explain why an expansion of the Civil Rights Act to cover sexual orientation and gender identity would be the u...

The Nevada caucuses have come and gone, and it was yet another victory for Bernie Sanders. Is he now inevitable as the nominee? Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Bob Vander Plaats to the program to chart his path to … an inevitable defeat at the hands of Donald Trump. In Hour Two, Steve hosts a social media town hall and answers a variety of listener questions such as: “If you could ask God to clarif...

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and Jon Miller, BlazeTV host of "The White House Brief" podcast, break down a week that featured Pete Buttigieg talking about Christians and Trump, a new projection that shows no Democrat reaching the convention with the number of delegates required to win outright, and yes, a hole in the sky (where the tree once was). In Hour Two, for Feedback Friday, Steve and the team break...

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine the Democratic debate in Las Vegas. Did Michael Bloomberg spend hundreds of millions on a big, fat nothingburger? Perhaps, but he most certainly took the biggest stab at Bernie Sanders and his fellow socialists. Then, Matt Walsh joins the program to discuss the premise of his book “Church of Cowards” and how it only becomes more relevant every day. In Hour Two, Steve...

On the cusp of another showdown, this time in Nevada, the Democratic field has grown by one Michael Bloomberg but will inevitably shrink very soon if the candidates’ antics are anything to go by. It’s not that difficult to see what the polls are really saying. Bernie Sanders has a clear path to victory for the Democrats. In Hour Two, the team plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold? and Steve meets his...

Steve and the team examine the roots of several leftist causes and reveal that they’re not in place to reform organizations (e.g. the Boy Scouts), but rather to eliminate them altogether. Then, Matthew Peterson of the Claremont Institute joins the program to share his vision for American policymaking and reiterate that in politics, what goes around comes around. In Hour Two, the team holds its wee...

Conservative Review's Daniel Horowitz joins Steve, Todd, and Aaron for this week's edition of the Deace Group roundtable. The gang takes a ride on the crazy train with the latest installment of S--- Democrats Say. They also share their final thoughts on the New Hampshire primaries and discuss NBA star Dwayne Wade's recent announcement regarding his son. In Hour Two, Feedback Friday takes another l...

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine abortion bills being shot down in the Mountain West that illustrate the truly warped worldview of those in power. Do lawmakers in Utah have any right to restrict polygamy when gay marriage is not only permitted but normalized? Then, Aaron poses a trio of non-political questions that reveal an aspect of Steve’s life that blows Todd’s mind. In Hour Two, Steve dives int...

The results are in from New Hampshire, but has Bernie Sanders’ victory really told us anything about the Democrat race? Steve explains how Sanders and Pete Buttigieg are expanding their bases, but not in the way that they need to. Then, the team plays an extended game of Buy, Sell, or Hold that pushes the envelope on a brokered Democratic National Convention, a mid-major champion in March Madness,...

It’s New Hampshire primary day. Will Pete Buttigieg’s legitimacy be cemented? Will Joe Biden’s campaign be dealt a knockout blow? And who is Mike Bloomberg trying to be with his advertising blitz in Super Tuesday states? Then, Denise McAllister joins the program to discuss her new book, 'What Men Want to Say to Women (But Can’t).' In Hour Two, the team engages in the weekly round of ‘Fake News or...

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the polls ahead of tomorrow’s New Hampshire primary, and the host explains why it has been so hard throughout American history to unseat an incumbent president. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to share his thoughts on the fallout from Iowa and speculate as to whether Pete Buttigieg is in the race for the long haul. In Hour Two, Steve opens the phone line...

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and special guest Denise McAllister break down a week chock-full of idiocy from leftists (and one so-called Republican). Featuring most heavily are a foolhardy effort from the Iowa Democratic Party with its reporting app and Sen. Mitt Romney making a fool out of himself on the Senate floor. In Hour Two, Steve responds to several listener emails for Feedback Friday and offers a...

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the still-developing fallout from Iowa and the impeachment saga that ended with a whimper for the Democrats. And Steve gets on his soapbox about one of his least favorite Republicans of all time, Mitt Romney. Then, Aaron poses three non-political questions that really make the guys think – beware, one borders on the macabre. In Hour Two, Steve discusses another of hi...

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down President Trump’s State of the Union address and the Democrats’ incomprehensible responses to all the good things in it. Then, the guys play a round of Buy, Sell or Hold? that touches on Sanders getting the shaft, baseball staring down a work stoppage, Pete Buttigieg’s potential running mate, and the impact of pro-Brexit leadership on the Western world. Finally, D...

As of this morning, a winner has still not been announced for this year’s Iowa Caucuses. What does this unprecedented result mean for the rest of the campaign? Steve is confident that it’s not a conspiracy to block Bernie Sanders from gaining an early lead. In Hour Two, Steve explains what the thoroughly mundane turnout in Iowa means for the Democratic Party as a whole: Is this a red flag for the...

It’s the day we’ve all been waiting for, and the Steve Deace team tells you everything you need to know ahead of tonight’s Iowa Caucuses. Pete Buttigieg forced the Des Moines Register to cancel a poll for suspicious reasons. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to break down the last-ditch efforts of each of the Democrat candidates and offer his pick as to who will win. In Hour Two, for their...

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Shannon Joy to the program to help break down a week full of tragically funny moments for the Democrat candidates. Shannon also explains that all conservative efforts must be concentrated at the local level and what the one dominant unknown is for the 2020 election cycle. In Hour Two, Steve responds to a listener’s concerns regarding friction within families and amon...

Joe Biden is being old and senile, Tom Steyer is comparing Trump to Hitler, and Mike Bloomberg is eating rainbow ice cream … and Steve Deace takes it upon himself to break it all down. Then, director Michael Pack joins to discuss his new film on the life of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. In Hour Two, Steve shares what he wrote for an assignment on the Gospel of Matthew for a seminary cours...