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Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) brings on political activist and founder of O’Keefe Media Group, James O’Keefe, to talk about his departure from Project Veritas, the big stories his new media group has already broke, and his instinctual need to expose the lies of modern day politics. James also discusses his belief in “citizen journalism”, and what may be on the horizon for the O’Keefe Media Group.

Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) welcomes biotech founder, Martin Shkreli, onto the show to talk about the Daraprim controversy, how hard it is to tell your side of the story when American media has already painted you as the enemy, and the one federal agency Martin surprisingly thinks is good at what they do. Martin and Michael also discuss his time in prison, and the one joke that led to his bail being revoked.

Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) is joined by businessman, author, and Republican candidate for president, Vivek Ramaswamy, to discuss his approach to the 2024 election, the certain government institutions that are an assault on American liberties, and the first things he plans to do if elected President of the United States of America.

Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) welcomes comedian and fan favorite, Dave Landau, onto the show to share his big announcement (heard here first), and gives us the real story on why he left his previous position on Louder with Crowder

Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) invites author, podcaster, and political commentator, Konstantin Kisin, onto the show to talk about how conservativism can mean something far different overseas, why authority is so ingrained in early education, and what can happen when both political parties lack a shared consensus amongst their constituents. Michael and Konstantin also debate the idea of “excellence”, and if every person is capable of it in some capacity.

Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) is joined by political commentator, producer, and podcast host, Kmele Foster, to talk about his concerns regarding the Trump indictment, the danger of DeSantis’ war on “wokeness,” and what he sees as glimmers of hope for political transformation.