A quick, combative filibuster debate that turns Senate procedure into a larger fight over power.
Breitbart News Daily treats the SAVE Act and the filibuster as one Senate fight, with John Thune's floor-time argument doing much of the framing.

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Breitbart News Daily turns current politics, foreign affairs, and culture fights into a direct conservative read on what the right should notice.
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A quick, combative filibuster debate that turns Senate procedure into a larger fight over power.
Breitbart News Daily treats the SAVE Act and the filibuster as one Senate fight, with John Thune's floor-time argument doing much of the framing.
A brisk, nostalgic argument about patriotism, culture, and what America owes itself.
Breitbart News Daily starts with a memory-heavy case for what America has lost and what might still hold it together, using Glenn Miller and wartime morale to treat music as a kind of civic glue.
A combative patriotic monologue that moves from flu talk to campus grievance and a Team USA hockey close.
Mike Slater opens with a patriotic note, then shifts to a family flu update and a reminder that farmers do not get sick days. The conversation then settles into a long apology for language framed as harmful, before turning to survey results on who is more likely to report…
A call-in talk-radio segment that turns the State of the Union into a live list of asks and contrasts.
The hour treats the State of the Union as a live check on priorities: what the president should praise, what he should confront, and what should not be left out.
A brisk talk-radio debate about AI, white-collar work, and routine tasks.
Breitbart News Daily uses this segment to make AI feel less like a headline and more like a workplace issue, then widen it into a bigger question about what white-collar work looks like when software starts handling drafting, sorting, and prioritizing.
A sharp Iran episode that moves from Britain's role to a missionary plan in Armenia.
This episode keeps its footing when it stays on the Iran angle. Oliver Lane gives the clearest foreign-policy line, especially around the claim that England did not help the US and the question of whether American bases on British soil could be used for possible strikes.
A brisk radio hour that resets the frame around Iran before moving into the economy, Cesar Chavez, and cultural politics.
Breitbart News Daily starts by pulling the focus back to Iran, then widens out to the economy. It makes a clear point that Iran matters, just not as the biggest issue in the world, and uses that frame to set up what follows.
A blunt history-and-faith conversation that uses Crusades debate to frame modern Christian self-understanding.
This episode opens with Gratitude Monday and then settles into a radio conversation about Crusades history, Christian courage, and the host's unease with Christianity being reduced to a doormat faith.

A near-daily politics rundown from Dana Goldberg and Alison Gill on Trump-era legal fights.

Three Slate journalists debate the week's politics, plus live shows and author interviews.

Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.



Colin Madine, Breitbart News tech editor, discusses a Los Angeles bellwether case in which a 20-year-old plaintiff started on YouTube at 6 years old and Instagram at 9, and the jury awarded $3 million.
The Breitbart News Daily Podcast focuses on the 2026 State of the Union and the host’s claim that Trump used the chamber to force a public contrast with Democrats.
Breitbart News Daily opens with Glenn Miller and the wartime song the host treats as a sign of home, morale, and what the country was fighting for.
Mike Slater opens with two free segments from the daily SiriusXM show and gets right to AI.
The Breitbart News Daily Podcast centers on Marco Rubio’s Munich speech, which the host says framed national security as defending “a people, a nation, and a way of life” rather than technical defense questions.
Host Mike Slater discusses the murder of Sheridan Gorman by an illegal immigrant, critiquing narratives of chance and lack of accountability in crime.
Host Mike Slater discusses patriotism, media bias, and cultural trends, highlighting Team USA hockey as a symbol of masculinity and national pride.
Delcia Bear and her mother Ida Huddleston reject a $26 million land offer in Mason County, Kentucky, saying they do not need 'the money or the hassle' and defending family land tied to generations of work.
The Breitbart News Daily Podcast spends its opening segment on the SAVE Act, with the host arguing that the House passage and a 45-senator count leave Senate Republicans five votes short.
The episode opens with a discussion of the State Department cutting the fee to renounce U.S.
Breitbart News Daily ties Marco Rubio’s call to “tap into our heritage” to a long argument about parenting, King Arthur, and medieval chivalry.
The show opens by revisiting Iran and the idea that the right move is to reset expectations instead of panicking.
The episode centers on Nick Shirley's California daycare footage and a Senate fight over the SAVE Act, with Breitbart's Nick Gilbertson connecting both to fraud, enforcement, and political resistance.
Breitbart News Daily opens with Super Bowl chatter and a quick salute to Turning Point USA.
The show makes the filibuster the center of the day.
The show opens with Gratitude Monday, where callers share what they are thankful for.
Breitbart News Daily spends most of this episode on Wynton Hall’s new book Code Red and his case that AI is both unavoidable and politically dangerous.
Professor William Jacobson of Cornell Law School breaks down the Trump administration’s court fight over whether someone already in the United States illegally can be detained without a bond hearing.
Ron Johnson joins Breitbart News Daily to argue that Republicans should fight harder over the filibuster and the SAVE Act, a bill he says would require proof of citizenship and ID to vote.
Host Mike Slater previews the State of the Union address, discussing themes like tax cuts, immigration, and political strategy, with insights from RNC chairman Joe Gruters on economic gains and midterm elections.
The Breitbart News Daily Podcast opens with taxes, then pivots to California’s proposed one-time 5% wealth tax on billionaires and the claim that the state’s top 1% pay half of tax revenue.
Breitbart News Daily pairs Oliver Lane, Breitbart London Bureau Chief, with Dr.
The show opens with a guest double feature and gets right into the weekend's action in Iran.
Thomas More Society wins historic Supreme Court case requiring schools to notify parents about kids' gender transitions.
The Breitbart News Daily Podcast opens with a John Adams diary entry from July 21, 1756, then pivots to crime, prison releases, and a Portland fraud case.
Mike Slater discusses a new pied-à-terre tax on luxury properties in New York City, criticizing the mayor's policy.
Mike Slater discusses political news, criticizes Republican senators, and interviews a judge about Israel.
Mike Slater discusses a controversial Trump post on Truth Social, blending political commentary with personal anecdotes.
Mike Slater discusses the Iran oil blockade and takes calls from listeners on Breitbart News Daily.
A conservative political talk show discussing current events, with a focus on President Trump's statements and economic news.
Host Mike Slater discusses the Artemis moon mission and the rescue of a pilot from Iran, then interviews John Hayward and John Phillips on political topics.
Host Mike Slater discusses the Minneapolis ICE shooting incident with Second Amendment correspondent AWR Hawkins.
Mike Slater discusses President Trump's address to the nation and reflects on themes of trust and American history.
Mike Slater discusses an article about downwardly mobile professionals voting for Zoran and debates the role of capitalism.
Host Mike Slater analyzes the connection between Christianity and communism and previews an interview with Alex Marlowe about election results.