THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 2026
Ten of today's biggest conservative shows, headlined by a media feud, a Supreme Court-bound forfeiture case, and a deep look at the federal investigation swirling around Rep. Ilhan Omar. Here's what you missed.
The Ben Shapiro Show — "Tucker Carlson Came for Me. Here's My Response."
Shapiro answers Tucker Carlson and Jimmy Dore, who criticized him over a clip from a University of Texas at Austin event. He says the clip was misrepresented, defends his remarks on Judaism, Noahide laws and "Amalek," and argues Carlson's rhetoric will hurt Republicans in the midterms.
Responds to Tucker Carlson and Jimmy Dore over a UT Austin clip
Defends his Noahide laws and "Amalek" explanations
Says Carlson's rhetoric hurts the GOP in the midterms
Cites declining Christian populations in the Middle East
The Charlie Kirk Show — "6-Year-Old Boy Saves His Sister After Mom Tries To Murder Sister"
Guest Peachy Keenan, author of Domestic Extremist, joins the hosts to discuss a run of news stories about mothers harming their children and whether they are copycats of the Lindsay Clancy case. Keenan frames it as social contagion tied to online culture, then the talk moves to feminism and a conservative debate over the label.
Guest Peachy Keenan on a run of maternal-violence cases
Copycat and social contagion theory tied to the Lindsay Clancy case
TikTok mom-venting blamed for normalizing dark thoughts
Anti-feminism debate and a Paramount deal remark
VINCE — "Sen. Mike Lee's Exclusive wi/ Vince on the SAVE America Act!"
Vince Coglianese interviews Sen. Mike Lee about the SAVE America Act and the 2026 midterms. Lee says voter rolls are vulnerable to non-citizen registration and that the bill lacks the votes to clear the filibuster, so he backs making filibustering senators hold the floor. He also explains the blue slip custom.
Lee says the SAVE America Act lacks the votes to beat the filibuster
Pushes making senators hold the floor
Reconciliation could carry parts of the bill in the lame duck
Explains the blue slip custom
Verdict with Ted Cruz — "The Major National Security Risks if Muslim Brotherhood Supporter Abdul El Sayed is Elected"
Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson argue that Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed would be a national security risk because of alleged Muslim Brotherhood ties. They point to his sister's old tweets, past writings, donors and a Meet the Press interview. These are the hosts' characterizations, and El-Sayed denies any ties.
Cruz argues El-Sayed is a security risk over alleged Brotherhood ties
Cites his sister's tweets, past writings and donor links
Criticizes his Meet the Press interview
El-Sayed denies the ties
Louder with Crowder — "Shane Gillis Just Triggered Every Gym Thot on the Internet"
Steven Crowder defends Shane Gillis after backlash to a joke about women's gym outfits in his SNL monologue. He says the backlash was a coordinated media effort and also criticizes Dan Levy, cancel culture and the future of comedy censorship. The sourcing is Crowder's own assertions.
Defends Shane Gillis's SNL gym-outfit joke
Says the backlash was a coordinated media effort
Targets Dan Levy and cancel culture
Crude humor; claims are his own assertions
The Megyn Kelly Show — "The Ilhan Omar Deportation Question, and Kimberly Guilfoyle's Next Move, with RealClearPolitics"
Megyn Kelly and RealClearPolitics guests (Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, Andrew Walworth) discuss a reported federal raid tied to Rep. Ilhan Omar, including immigration paperwork and possible denaturalization. They then cover Kimberly Guilfoyle's removal as ambassador to Greece and Republicans' difficult midterm position.
Reported federal raid on Omar's home over immigration paperwork
Denaturalization and statute-of-limitations debate
Guilfoyle ousted as Greece ambassador; book speculation
Republicans seen on defense heading into midterms
Stephanie Lazarus parole update
The Matt Walsh Show — "The Insane Policy Lets The Government Steal Your Stuff | Ep. 1856"
Matt Walsh argues that civil asset forfeiture lets the government take Americans' property with little protection. His main example is an Alaska air-taxi pilot who lost his roughly $95,000 plane after beer was found in his cargo. Walsh says the Excessive Fines Clause should limit forfeitures, and notes the Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case.
Alaska pilot lost a $95K plane over beer in cargo
Supreme Court taking the case; ruling expected next year
Civil forfeiture needs no criminal conviction
DEA airport cash-seizure program criticized
Argues the Excessive Fines Clause should limit seizures
Morning Wire — "Kimberly Guilfoyle's Sudden Exit: What Happened?"
Morning Wire reports that Trump asked Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign after a report that she asked a donor to pay a credit card bill, which the host says is unconfirmed. The episode also covers an international operation against West African scam networks and Democratic midterm spending.
Guilfoyle resigns amid donor credit-card report
New press secretary's first briefing lasts 14 minutes
Operation Blackout: 28 arrests, 117 victims rescued
Democrats spend big, expanding into red states
The Andrew Klavan Show — "The Moment Ronald Reagan Nearly Ended the Cold War w/ John Logan Pierson"
Andrew Klavan interviews John Logan Pierson, producer of The Brink of War, about the 1986 Reagan-Gorbachev Reykjavik summit. They discuss the film's long development, its cast and its reliance on summit transcripts, plus political skepticism toward the film.
Film: The Brink of War, on the Reykjavik Summit
Jeff Daniels as Reagan, Jared Harris as Gorbachev
Dialogue drawn from summit transcripts
Producer says skepticism came from both political sides
The Glenn Beck Program — "What They Could Find At Ilhan Omar's House That Impacts YOU"
Glenn Beck interviews John Solomon of Just the News about a reported Homeland Security Investigations search of Rep. Ilhan Omar's house under a judge-approved warrant. Solomon lays out possible investigative angles while stressing Omar is presumed innocent and may be a witness rather than a target.
HSI search of Omar's home reported under a judge-approved warrant
Possible immigration-benefit fraud and citizenship timing questions
Net worth drop between disclosures questioned
Warrant could be unsealed in about 5 to 25 days
All allegations unproven; Omar presumed innocent