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Trump Eyes Cuba, Carrie Prejean Claims MAGA Is Dead, More Fraud EXPOSED & MTG Fawns Over Megyn Kelly

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Florida candidate Mark Davis shouts that Donald Trump is a pedophile and tells voters to "go fuck yourself."

1. Chicks on The Right centers this episode on conservative politics, election fights, and Trump-era foreign policy updates. 2. Jason Hammer from Hammer and Nigel on 93 WIBC joins the show while Daisy is on spring break in Hawaii, and the hosts use that setup for their St. Patrick's Day banter. 3. The episode asks what happens when Republicans lack the same rallying instinct as Democrats, and whether that weakness matters in midterm and presidential races. 4. Susan Collins' decision to run for a sixth term is revisited alongside her old pledge to serve only two terms and the claim that "the money was too damn good." 5. The hosts contrast Collins and Lisa Murkowski with Democrats who "rally behind the literal worst people," including a Virginia attorney general candidate discussed on-air. 6. A Florida 16th District congressional candidate, Mark Davis, is played in a video calling Donald Trump a "pedophile" and yelling "go fuck yourself." 7. That clip leads to a legal discussion about proof, slander, libel, and whether a campaign can survive by simply going viral. 8. Jason Hammer argues that being named in the Epstein files does not prove abuse, and he compares the logic to people being in the same room as Diddy or Jared from Subway. 9. The hosts say the accusation problem has become worse because some people repeat claims from the files without checking what police or authorities actually said. 10. The show then pivots back to elections with Lindsey Graham's reelection paperwork and Tiffany Henyard's move from Illinois to Georgia to run for Fulton County commission. 11. The Tiffany Henyard segment is framed around local elections, straight-ticket voting, and the risk of backing an unfamiliar Republican nominee. 12. The hosts extend that warning to judges, school board races, and mayors, saying those offices are often closer to voters' wallets and children than presidential candidates. 13. The conversation turns to 2028, where a report attributed to Will Stak says some GOP donors are quietly mobilizing behind Marco Rubio. 14. Jason Hammer and the host compare Rubio, JD Vance, and Ron DeSantis as a bench of possible Republican national figures. 15. Rubio is described as strong on foreign policy, Vance as effective in debate, and DeSantis as the best governing model even if he is a weak campaigner. 16. Cuba becomes a major policy topic when CNN reports that its electrical grid suffered a complete collapse and the hosts debate how much attention Trump should give it versus Iran. 17. The tone stays combative, jokey, and conversational, with rapid-fire side comments, impersonations, and repeated interruptions. 18. The format mixes political commentary, listener interaction, sponsor reads, and live reactions to Trump press conference clips. 19. Republicans tracking the 2028 bench and Trump foreign-policy news. 20. Listeners wanting nonpartisan election analysis should probably skip it.

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A brisk conservative talk segment that turns political frustration into a sharp, energetic riff.

The segment leans into a combative political riff built around Trump, border politics, and the hosts' irritation with Washington talk that can feel more performative than productive.

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You want a loud, pro-America Trump-and-border rant with fast banter and little patience for polished political theater.

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