This episode of Resistance Radio examines the Trump administration’s latest decisions and controversies, from artificial intelligence and billionaire influence to Medicare payments, children’s investment accounts, and rising costs for American families. We explore the ongoing conflict with Iran, the administration’s dealings with Russia, public-health concerns including Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak, and questions surrounding immigration enforcement, military power, and government accountability. We also examine allegations involving Kimberly Guilfoyle, legal challenges to federal policies, and the increasingly competitive Texas Senate race ahead of the November midterm elections. Ultimately, this episode challenges listeners to question political narratives, demand transparency, follow the evidence, and recognize that no president or political party is above accountability.

This episode of Resistance Radio isn’t about blind party loyalty, political worship, or accepting everything you hear from either side as fact. It’s about the contradictions, corruption, hypocrisy, economic pain, legal battles, foreign policy failures, and political theater coming out of Washington as we head into the final weeks before the midterms. We’re separating allegations from facts, following the money, questioning the people in power, and asking the questions they don’t want you asking. The ads are getting darker, the propaganda is getting louder, and the stakes are getting higher. Look past the bullshit. Look at the record. And decide for yourself who is actually fighting for you.

In this episode of Resistance Radio, we examine the political and economic issues shaping the 2026 midterm elections, from Trump’s approval ratings, the economy, mortgage rates and healthcare to competitive races in Iowa, Kansas and North Carolina. We also discuss the fight over White House press access, immigration detention spending, ICE enforcement, the war’s impact on energy prices, and the growing debate over presidential power, accountability and the future of American democracy.