WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 2026
Tonight’s roundup checks in on ten of the biggest shows in conservative media — from Kimberly Guilfoyle’s sudden resignation to a SAVE America Act exclusive, a federal search still making waves, and the ongoing fallout from one very online Shane Gillis joke.
The Ben Shapiro Show — "THIS Shane Gillis Clip Broke the Internet"
Shapiro spends the episode on the backlash to Shane Gillis’s SNL joke about women’s gym clothes, using it to debate provocative dress and male attention. He widens it into a critique of modern gender discourse and argues marriage is the institution that channels male desire.
Critics including Dan Levy reacted to the Gillis joke; Shapiro treats the reaction as the real story
He asks whether gym wear has become more provocative and whether men are at fault for noticing
Cites research on attention to nudity to argue male attention is largely a reflex, while ogling is still wrong
Discusses the Cornell case framing, Alex Cooper’s podcast and the ‘one in five’ statistic
Calls Cooper and Andrew Tate mirror images feeding a ‘doom loop’ between the sexes
The Charlie Kirk Show — "The Democrats Are Lying to You About Gas Prices"
A segment on the Kirk channel has an administration official blaming high gas and diesel prices mainly on tight refining capacity. The hosts add commentary that Democratic policies and the prior administration share the blame. Figures are unsourced.
Guest says refining capacity, not just crude supply, is the bottleneck
Claims Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries cut Russian product exports and tightened diesel
Says Gulf crude exports are back to prewar levels but refined product takes weeks to arrive
Blames California regulation and refinery closures for higher prices in Democratic-led states
Floats a federal gas tax pause and allowing off-road diesel on roads
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 midterms. Lee lays out Senate procedure tactics for passing it, but is not optimistic about near-term odds.
Lee says the midterms are ‘everything’, citing national debt and affordability
Argues election-security gaps exist and claims large numbers of non-citizens live in the US (unverified)
Bill needs 51 votes to pass but 60 to end debate
Discusses making filibustering senators hold the floor and relentless late-night votes
Defends Thune’s leadership while saying he is ‘not optimistic’ on current prospects
Verdict with Ted Cruz — "BONUS POD: The Feds Just came Knockin’ on Ilhan Omar’s Door"
A bonus episode on the Verdict feed replays Ben Ferguson’s morning update on the federal search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s D.C. home. The host notes no charges are announced and the warrant alone proves nothing.
HSI agents searched the home under a judge-approved warrant; scope undisclosed
Reports say investigators are examining immigration paperwork tied to her family
Reviews her background, 2000 naturalization and the disputed 2009 marriage allegations she denies
Notes the 2000 naturalization predates the 2009 marriage
Trump said he had nothing to do with it; Omar calls it targeting; Democrats call it political
Louder with Crowder — "Shane Gillis Just Triggered Every Gym Thot on the Internet"
Crowder and co-hosts defend Gillis’s SNL monologue, arguing the backlash is disproportionate and possibly coordinated. They tie it to free speech and cancel culture. Tone is crude and partisan.
Call the gym-clothing joke mild and say comedy should be allowed to offend
Suggest the criticism looks organized and question an ex-girlfriend’s timing and credibility
Argue revealing outfits invite notice and that gyms have changed dress codes
Warn about cancel culture and platform deplatforming
Criticize Dan Levy and react to a clip from The View
The Megyn Kelly Show — "Ilhan Omar Raid Mystery, Alex Cooper’s Past Exposed, Selma Blair’s Plane Meltdown..."
Kelly leads with the search of Ilhan Omar’s home and the unproven allegations around it, then runs through Guilfoyle, Don Lemon, the Cornell case, Alex Cooper and Selma Blair. She closes with Andy Ngo on his book about the Zizians.
Covers the Omar search and a sibling-marriage claim Omar denies, stressing nothing is proven
Defends new press secretary Katie Zacharia over her first briefing
Summarizes reporting on allegations against Kimberly Guilfoyle, who calls them false
Argues the Cornell accuser’s texts undercut the rape claim and faults media coverage
Criticizes Alex Cooper’s past podcast content
The Michael Knowles Show — "Why Did Spider-Man Do This? Tobey Maguire Marries Off His Wife"
Knowles opens with the federal search of Omar’s home and a theory about her birth date, then turns to midterm odds, Trump’s comments on Ohio’s Husted, and culture items. All commentary is his opinion.
Reports tie the Omar raid to a rumor about her birth date and naturalization as a minor
Cites a prediction market giving Democrats a 59% chance of winning the Senate
Argues Trump has reorganized both parties around support or opposition to him
Reads Trump’s remarks on Husted as a deliberate attention play
Uses Tobey Maguire’s role in his ex-wife’s wedding to argue marriage is permanent
The Matt Walsh Show — "How Come Everything On The Internet Is Fake? | Ep. 1855"
Walsh argues bots, AI slop and undisclosed paid influencers have degraded the internet. He questions Zelensky’s claim that striking Yandex data centers cut online hate, and says human writing is now the best way to stand out.
Says the internet has narrowed to a few platforms and AI tools, making people easier to manipulate
Calls the Yandex claim propaganda and says traffic drops don’t prove bots went offline
Cites a WSJ investigation into undisclosed paid influencer campaigns
Describes an informal Instagram bot experiment, with caveats
Notes a man sentenced for using bots and AI songs to collect streaming royalties
Morning Wire — "Evening Wire: Kimberly Guilfoyle Resigns & Robot Assaults Teenage Girl In Germany"
This is a Daily Wire Evening Wire roundup rather than a morning edition. It covers the new press secretary’s first briefing, the Omar raid and Guilfoyle’s resignation, plus several offbeat stories.
Katie Zacharia held her first briefing as press secretary
HSI searched Omar’s home over immigration-history allegations
Guilfoyle resigned as ambassador to Greece amid donor-payment reports; she denies wrongdoing
Zachary Levi endorsed Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race
Selma Blair was arraigned in Queens over a Delta flight incident
The Andrew Klavan Show — "Ep. 1299 - The West Against The West"
Klavan offers commentary on Western identity, mixing satire, politics and culture. He defends Israel and Western values, argues with Tucker Carlson on WWII, and ends with a listener Q&A on faith.
Opens with satire on abortion arguments he opposes
Treats an Ohio dog-park shooting over Trump as a sign of cultural division
Defends Israel and criticizes Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed
Argues Britain was right to fight Hitler, disputing Carlson’s exchange with Jacob Rees-Mogg
Praises Rubio’s Athens speech on Western civilization