Mike Gallagher podcast

Joey Hudson sits in for Mike Gallagher as the government shutdown explodes into a fight over Democrats pushing health care for illegals. From Maxine Waters’ soundbites to Biden’s cue cards and Schumer’s spin, Republicans call out the chaos while listeners weigh in on who’s really paying the price.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, October 3rd, 2025. This week, Hillary Clinton opens up about white Christians, the government shuts down over healthcare, and New York City Mayor Eric Adams drops out of the race for re-election.

That and more coming up on the Week in Review.

Shutdown drama, cue cards in the Biden White House, and Democrats accused of pushing health care for illegals — Joey Hudson, filling in for Mike Gallagher, breaks it all down with no-nonsense commentary.

As the government shutdown hits, Democrats demand health care for illegals while blocking a deal to keep the lights on. J.D. Vance, Mike Johnson, and Donald Trump call them out, but Schumer doubles down. Listeners weigh in as frustration grows, and Hillary Clinton reemerges with a bitter attack that only fuels the divide.

At Quantico, Trump and Pete Hegseth call America’s military back to mission while Democrats double down on distractions. Curtis Sliwa fights uphill in New York’s mayoral race as loyalty splits the GOP. Rosie O’Donnell melts down on MSNBC, Nicole Wallace nods along, and the media proves once again they’ve lost their grip. From hotel thermostat hacks to D.C. chaos, the Mike Gallagher Show brings it all — unapologetic, unfiltered, and on fire.

Government shutdown looms as Democrats push free health care for illegals — but Trump isn’t backing down. Kamala Harris rewrites election history, the media stays silent, and loyalty gets put to the test as Mike wrestles with Curtis Sliwa’s chances in New York’s mayoral race. Callers sound off, Eric Adams bows out, Cuomo maneuvers, and the fight to stop a communist takeover of NYC heats up. Plus, South Carolina’s lieutenant governor Pamela Evette makes her case to be the state’s next governor.

Mike and Mark discuss the future of New York City has Mamdani's victory becomes more apparent. 

James Comey indicted — the first shot across the Deep State’s bow. General Flynn finally vindicated as the corrupt FBI director faces accountability. Delegates storm out on Netanyahu at the UN, the media fawns, and a Tampa professor caught mocking prayer for Trump gets exposed. From political violence tearing families apart after Charlie Kirk’s assassination to new revelations about FBI operatives on January 6, America is waking up to the radical left’s lies and the chaos they’ve unleashed.

Mike and Mark discuss Former FBI Director James Comey getting hit with two indictments from Trump's DOJ. 

Democrats smear ICE as Nazis and Gestapo — and then act shocked when a leftist opens fire on a Dallas detention center. The media shrugs off the shooter’s clear motive, just like they bury the truth about the men who tried to assassinate Trump. From Charlie Kirk’s assassination to political violence normalized on the left, America is entering a dark new chapter. But out of the chaos comes revival — churches filling, faith rising, and patriots refusing to back down.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, September 26th, 2025. This week, we take back to Glendale Arizona, the site of the Charlie Kirk Memorial, plus, we will hear from the newly-reinstated Jimmy Kimmel, and assess the crisis of political violence in America.

That and more coming up on the Week in Review.

Mike and Mark breakdown the truth behind President Trump's mass deportation efforts. 

Breaking news out of Dallas: a sniper opens fire on an ICE facility, the latest act of political violence fueled by Democrats who smear law enforcement as Nazis and Gestapo. Gavin Newsom moves to strip protections from ICE agents while cartels and gangs put targets on their families. At the same time, Google admits the Biden administration pressured Big Tech to silence conservatives — proof of real authoritarianism even as Hillary Clinton accuses Trump of it. America is at a crossroads: political bloodshed, government censorship, and a revival of faith in the face of chaos.

We we’re Joined By James Uthmeier, Florida’s 39th Attorney General. A Lifelong Floridian And Gov Ron DeSantis Ally, He’s Tackling The “Arctic Frost” Probe, Championing Open Carry After a Landmark Ruling, and Driving Florida’s Freedom Agenda.

Mike and Mark react to Jimmy Kimmel refusing to apologize for his remarks against MAGA.

Jimmy Kimmel returns to ABC after smearing conservatives over Charlie Kirk’s assassination — but will he apologize for spreading a blatant lie? Kamala Harris hawks her book while doubling down on vicious rhetoric, ignoring the left-wing shooter’s true motives. Keith Olbermann issues threats, Gavin Newsom mocks, and the media keeps pouring gasoline on the fire. Yet in the middle of the chaos, Charlie’s memorial sparks a spiritual revival — proving his message can’t be silenced.

The Charlie Kirk Memorial wasn’t a funeral — it was a revival. Over 200,000 people packed into Phoenix as pastors, leaders, and friends declared his legacy unstoppable. From Benny Johnson calling it ‘a true miracle’ to Tucker Carlson saying Charlie’s fearlessness came from faith, the message was clear: his assassin silenced a man, but ignited a movement. And as Marco Rubio reminded the crowd, our hope isn’t in politics — it’s in Christ. A nation in mourning, a church in revival, and a movement just beginning.

Mike Reports On Charlie Kirk's Memorial Service to Marl Davis.

As the nation prepares for Charlie Kirk’s memorial, tributes pour in from across America — while critics spew hatred and mock his death. From Olbermann’s vile rant to BLM activists celebrating, the divide is clear: faith and hope on one side, cruelty and chaos on the other. And in his own final words, Charlie leaves behind a message that could not be more timely.

As Charlie Kirk’s memorial approaches, the media melts down over Jimmy Kimmel’s cancellation. Chuck Schumer rages harder about a late-night comic losing his show than a conservative leader being assassinated. And four Republicans side with Democrats to shield Ilhan Omar after her vile remarks — leaving conservatives asking, whose side are they on?