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It's A Numbers Game with Ryan Girdusky

It's A Numbers Game with Ryan Girdusky

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Dive into the world of data with Ryan Girdusky, an acclaimed American political commentator and writer, on "It’s a Numbers Game with Ryan Girdusky." In each episode, Ryan breaks down the most crucial data on politics, economics, and culture, providing you with the insights you need to stay informed and ahead of the curve. Whether you're a data enthusiast or just looking to understand the numbers behind the headlines, Ryan is your go-to source for in-depth analysis and engaging discussions. Listen to new episodes released every Monday and get the facts that matter - subscribe now and never miss an episode!

Join the conversation and follow Ryan for exclusive insights on X.com/RyanGirdusky and Instagram.com/Ryan.James.Girdusky. Listeners of the podcast also receive a free 30-day trial to Ryan’s National Populist Newsletter at natpopnewsletter.com.

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  • It's a Numbers Game: Supreme Court SHAKES Up Birthright Citizenship, Girls' Sports & 2026 Election Polls

    It's a Numbers Game: Supreme Court SHAKES Up Birthright Citizenship, Girls' Sports & 2026 Election Polls
    Jul 3 2026

    The political landscape is shifting fast.

    Ryan Girdusky breaks down the latest Supreme Court decisions on birthright citizenship and girls' sports, explaining what the rulings mean for President Trump, the Constitution, and the future of state authority. Former Trump administration official Theo Wold joins the show with behind-the-scenes insight, having helped draft an executive order on birthright citizenship and worked on the Idaho law that became a landmark Supreme Court case.

    Ryan also analyzes brand-new polling from the New York Times and Fox News, highlighting critical Senate battlegrounds in Alaska, Iowa, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, Georgia, and Texas. Are Republicans headed for a difficult 2026 midterm election, or are the races still too close to call?

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    39 min
  • It's a Numbers Game: Does The New York Times Hate America?

    It's a Numbers Game: Does The New York Times Hate America?
    Jul 1 2026

    As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, Ryan Girdusky takes a hard look at The New York Times' 16-part America 250 opinion series and explains why he believes many contributors missed the point of celebrating the United States.

    Ryan breaks down essays from prominent New York Times writers, discussing topics including immigration, globalization, refugees, patriotism, America's founding ideals, and the country's role on the world stage. He contrasts those perspectives with what he believes truly defines the American experiment: hard work, entrepreneurship, individual liberty, charity, opportunity, and the nation's extraordinary history.

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    33 min
  • It's a Numbers Game: The POOR MILLENNIAL Myth? Why Millennials Are Richer Than You Think

    It's a Numbers Game: The POOR MILLENNIAL Myth? Why Millennials Are Richer Than You Think
    Jun 29 2026

    Are millennials really the "poor generation," or has the narrative simply outlived the facts?

    In this episode of It's a Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky breaks down the data behind the POOR MILLENNIAL stereotype and explains why today's millennials are far more financially successful than many people believe. From homeownership rates and income growth to the lasting effects of the 2008 financial crisis, Ryan separates perception from reality.

    He also explores why many millennials continue to support progressive politics despite improving economic outcomes, arguing that culture—not finances—is driving today's political divide.

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    42 min
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