SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 2026
Ten of the biggest shows in conservative media tonight, from a jaw-dropping poll on how far some Democrats say they'd go against Trump to a federal fraud case with ties to a foreign assassination — here's what you missed.
The Rubin Report — "Trump Praises Xi Friendship; Shocking Poll Reveals Dems' Darkest Views | 9/25/26 FIRST LOOK"
Dave Rubin recapped Trump's state-visit meeting with Xi Jinping and a two-month trade-truce extension, then covered a poll showing striking numbers of Democrats favorable toward drastic action against Trump, and a disputed Canadian euthanasia case.
Recaps Trump's state-visit meeting with Xi Jinping, including a two-month trade truce extension and cultural exchanges.
Highlights a poll finding over 30% of Democrats would react positively to a Trump assassination, with majorities favoring impeachment, the 25th Amendment, or a military coup.
Discusses a report alleging an elderly Canadian woman was euthanized under MAID despite failing a cognitive consent test.
Closes citing a Gallup poll showing 43% of Americans now view socialism favorably, a record high.
The Megyn Kelly Show — "Ep. 1406 The Truth About Nolan Wells' Alcohol Consumption, Bruises, and Deleted Messages"
Megyn Kelly opened marking her son's 17th birthday before digging into the Nolan Wells case, where a grand jury found no evidence of foul play in his drowning death, and closed on the Ohio pastor Caleb Flynn murder trial.
Covers the grand jury's finding that Nolan Wells died from alcohol-related drowning, with no evidence of foul play.
Criticizes attorney Benjamin Crump for pushing a racially-charged theory of the case without supporting evidence.
Explains “dry drowning,” noting medical experts say it occurs in roughly 10-15% of drowning deaths.
Turns to the Ohio pastor Caleb Flynn murder trial, detailing his affair and incriminating text exchanges.
Closes by mocking Kamala Harris's vague, jargon-heavy answers in a recent podcast appearance.
The Michael Knowles Show — "Ep. 2068 - Obama Claims Women Could Fix The World In '2 Years'"
Michael Knowles cited a Gallup poll showing record-high approval of socialism before handicapping the 2028 GOP field, then closed by mocking Obama's suggestion that women running the world for two years would fix everything.
Cites a Gallup poll showing record-high approval of socialism, especially among Democrats.
Argues the Iran war is a political loser for Republicans heading into the midterms.
Handicaps the 2028 GOP field, naming Vance the frontrunner and Cruz, Paul, and Massie as lane alternatives.
Floats Chris Christie as a possible establishment option if the administration stumbles.
Mocks Obama's suggestion that women running the world for two years would fix everything.
The Matt Walsh Show — "Ep. 1843 - SHOCKING: This Is The Worst Example Of Covid Fraud And It's Not Even Close"
Matt Walsh detailed a federal indictment tying PPP loan fraud to the 2021 assassination of Haiti's president, then traced a string of separate COVID-relief fraud schemes across several states before turning to an ICE shooting in Austin.
Details a federal indictment linking PPP loan fraud to funding the 2021 assassination of Haiti's president.
Traces laundered COVID relief money through Florida shell companies used to buy military equipment.
Cites an Arizona Medicaid scheme diverting over $60 million through fake addiction-treatment claims.
Covers an ICE shooting in Austin and accuses DoorDash of enabling undocumented workers via resold accounts.
Argues the fraud wave reflects a broader cultural and immigration-policy failure, not just weak oversight.
The Andrew Klavan Show — "Ep. 1296 - Dumb, Dumber and the Media"
Andrew Klavan coined the “Shapirocal” to describe Ben Shapiro's shift from censored outsider to mainstream-adjacent voice, then compared AI-doom rhetoric to climate alarmism.
Coins “The Shapirocal,” describing Ben Shapiro's shift from censored outsider to mainstream-accepted voice.
Argues AI-doom messaging from prominent commentators serves incumbent firms seeking regulatory protection.
Promotes the film “Run, Hide, Fight: Infidels” and his novel “Find Me Nowhere.”
Interviews a literary critic about bias against conservative authors in mainstream publishing.
Closes by answering a listener's theological question, stressing relationship with God over doctrinal disputes.
The Glenn Beck Program — "Is An Economic Disaster Looming? Glenn Reveals The Truth | Hour 1 | 9/25/26"
Glenn Beck opened on a sharp spike in the 10-year Treasury yield and a broader global debt crisis, balanced it against strong jobs and energy-investment numbers, then closed with a segment on AI's near-term “slop” risks.
Opens on a sharp spike in the 10-year Treasury yield, jumping to about 5.13% within roughly 12 hours.
Notes total US debt now exceeds 100% of GDP, calling it a structural risk, but cites jobless claims at their lowest since 1969.
References roughly $20 trillion in new investment tied to energy independence and AI buildout.
Discusses a new natural-gas deal with China that he says reduces Iran's geopolitical leverage.
Sums up the outlook as “best of the worst” — real risk, but panic premature.
The Tucker Carlson Show — "Gas Prices Skyrocket, Trump Freaks Out & His Powerlessness Is Exposed: The True War Agenda Revealed"
Tucker Carlson hosted national-security writer Brandon Weichert to argue that attacks on oil refineries, not battlefield combat, are the real strategic objective behind the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East — and that resulting fuel-price spikes mainly benefit China.
Central thesis: attacks on oil refineries, not battlefield combat, are the real strategic objective of the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Claims roughly 45-60% of Russia's refining capacity has been knocked out during the Ukraine war.
Says Trump publicly told Ukraine to stop hitting Russian refineries, but Kyiv kept doing it anyway.
Suggests the refinery war disproportionately harms Western economies while China quietly builds excess refining capacity.
The Sean Hannity Show — "Near Death Experiences: Real Proof Of The Afterlife"
Sean Hannity hosted a panel on near-death experiences featuring “Heaven is for Real” author Colton Burpo, a former CEO who says he was clinically dead for 30 minutes, and a researcher who has studied roughly 1,500 NDE accounts worldwide.
Colton Burpo recounts a childhood NDE during emergency surgery, including meeting Jesus and deceased relatives.
Randy Kay describes being clinically dead for over 30 minutes and witnessing what he calls spiritual warfare.
Researcher John Burke claims about 92% of verifiable details reported in NDEs check out, including cases of blind people seeing.
Guests tie the consistency of these accounts to descriptions found in the Bible.
Ruthless Podcast — "New Election, Old Playbook: Democrats' Latest Fake 'Crisis'"
The Ruthless hosts argued Democrats are hyping AI-regulation fears as manufactured, election-timed messaging, comparing it to past predicted-catastrophe campaigns that didn't pan out.
Hosts frame Democratic alarm over AI regulation as a manufactured “crisis” following a familiar political playbook.
Compare the messaging to earlier predicted-catastrophe campaigns (net neutrality, climate deadlines, fracking).
Cite Bernie Sanders and a governor both likening AI risk to nuclear weapons.
Suggest some tech “effective altruism” advocates hype AI dangers to invite regulation that locks out smaller competitors.
The Buck Sexton Show — "The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show Live Stream -- September 14, 2026"
Clay Travis and Buck Sexton debated whether Congress should regulate AI, argued domestic restrictions would mainly help China, then covered the Minnesota Senate race and skepticism toward a proposed $5,000 rebate check.
Debate whether Congress should regulate AI, arguing domestic restrictions would only hamper US firms while China builds unchecked.
Cover the Minnesota Senate race, focused on affordability, energy policy, and women's sports rules.
Cite federal spending growing from about $4.4 trillion in 2019 to roughly $7 trillion in 2025.
Express skepticism of a proposed $5,000 rebate, saying overspending — not revenue — is the real issue.