The Right Side Radio Show

Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann decided in 2022 that revenge against Senator Melanie Sojourner was more important than getting redistrcting right. And now it will cost the Mississippi tax payers.

Our Flagship show returns this week and discusses the MS Judge that attacked the First Amendment, MS Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann's pass out spell and an outrageous encounter with a liberal.

With all the icidents going on with planes we are left with one question: What is going on with our airlines today?

Rand Paul proposed an amendment that would have altered the blueprint to mirror the House’s version, increasing the level of cuts from $342 billion to $1.5 trillion. It failed 24-76. This proves Republicans don't care about cutting spending.

We update why there wasn't a flagship last week and why no episodes at all after Wednesday.

It's time to stop taxing Social Security and end property taxes on folks that have retired.

The left's can't let go of it's Trump Derangement Syndrome. But coudl that actually be a good thing for our side?

Advice to the young kid being groomed by the Establishment.

Early voting is a big talking point in our home state of Mississippi. And it is sadly Republicans pushing this major Democrat issue.

We need to start pushing principles over political parties and push out those that don't understand.

Senator Jeremy England is the latest Mississippi Republican to be outed as a left leaning Democrat. With folks like Delbert Hosemann and more on down the line, when will Mississippi wake up and vote them out?

Jack gives a thumbs up to Elon Musk and DOGE. But then he gives his thumbs down to all the Republicans pretending that they had no clue about all the waste DOGE has uncovered.

Rambling about the game last night. The good, the bad and the half time of it all.

Who is going to win on Super Sunday? We'll pick between the Eagles and Chiefs.

As Rand Paul points out legitimate concerns over the idea, Trump aids say it is just a negotiating ploy. We discuss that it is ok to not like the idea. Corey Booker and AOC are the latest Dems to show how out of touch they are. Mitch McConnell remains a poster child for why we need some limits to how long one can serve.

Chuck Schumer, speaking from his New York office about the tariffs on Sunday, said, "It’s going to affect beer, okay? Most of it, Corona here, comes from Mexico. It’s going to affect your guac, because what is guacamole made of? Avocados." And he held up a Corona and an Avocado to drive home the point. Yes. This is real and not The Onion.

Canada and Mexico bend a knee to Trumps demands to at least hold off the 25 percent traffis for another 30 days. We'll see if they do enough to avoid them out right.

Every Candidate running for Democratic Nation Commitee chair admitted they believe Kamala Harris lost due to "racism and Misogyny." Proving once again they are out of touch.

Watching the confirmation hearings is another parlor trick politicians are playing. These games, much like the ones who only post pictures of themselves taking selfies with people, are just distractions designed to take attention away from what they're not doing: working towards your best interests.

A PSA Airlines region jet colieded with a Sikorsky H-60 helicopter while on approach to Reagan Airport. We are asking for prayers in this shorter episode.

Now that we've gotten Trump back in office, what's next? What should you be doing now? How should you remain engaged?

Hollywood is upset that Trump is following through with his plan to deport illegal aliens.

Trumps hardball game with Colombian President Gustavo Petro ends shortly after it began with a Trump win.

Rep. Andy Ogles, R-Tenn., is pushing a new amendment to the Constitution that would give a president three terms in office, but no more than two consecutive four-year stints. The amendment would say, "No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than three times, nor be elected to any additional term after being elected to two consecutive terms, and no person who has held the off...

The left wants to kick family members out who disagree. There are those on the right that want to abandon folks over minor disagreements. Are we so far divided now that we can never come back? How do we advance our movement if we can't work together?