MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 2026
Tonight's lineup runs from an exiled Ukrainian press secretary's stunning allegations to a Boston lesbian bar's mask-mandate meltdown, with plenty of UN drama, courtroom intrigue, and AI-doom skepticism in between. Here's what ten of the country's biggest conservative shows are talking about today.
The Ben Shapiro Show — "#Celebs4Hamas: The Scene Outside the UN"
Ben Shapiro reacts to protests outside the UN during Netanyahu's address, calling them a "red-green alliance" between the far left and Islamist sympathizers rather than a genuine human-rights movement. He also pushes back hard on genocide accusations against Israel using population data comparisons.
Calls UN protests during Netanyahu's speech a "red-green alliance" of leftists and Islamist sympathizers.
Disputes Gaza "genocide" claims by comparing population trends to the Holocaust, Cambodia, and Rwanda.
Criticizes the UN as wasteful and corrupt, questioning the $15-18 billion the US contributes annually.
Names specific protest participants, including an incoming progressive congressional figure.
The Megyn Kelly Show — "The TRUTH About Nolan Wells' Alcohol Consumption and Deleted Messages, and Shock Pastor Murder Trial"
Megyn Kelly reviews the grand jury's finding that Nolan Wells' drowning was accidental, pushing back on the foul-play theory pushed by attorney Benjamin Crump, then turns to the disturbing Ohio pastor Caleb Flynn murder trial.
Grand jury found Nolan Wells' 2024 drowning accidental, tied to heavy alcohol use, not foul play.
Says deleted Snapchat messages cited as suspicious were just the app's auto-delete feature.
Covers pastor Caleb Flynn's murder trial, including 100,000+ texts with his mistress about wanting his wife dead.
Notes the defense argues no gunshot residue ties Flynn to the shooting.
The Michael Knowles Show — "Most Controversial Movies of All Time Trivia | FACE-OFF"
Michael Knowles trades his usual news commentary for a lighter movie-trivia face-off with producer Dallas Sonnier, running through Hollywood's most controversial films and casting choices.
Covers casting controversies like John Wayne playing Genghis Khan and Mickey Rooney's blackface role.
Discusses religious backlash to "The Last Temptation of Christ" and dangerous "Apocalypse Now" and "Wizard of Oz" sets.
Touches on animal-welfare criticism of "Roar" and disability-humor backlash against "Tropic Thunder."
Promotes the Daily Wire film "Run, Hide, Fight: Infidels" during the segment.
The Matt Walsh Show — "This Lesbian Bar In Massachusetts Ended Their Mask Mandate. All Hell Broke Loose."
Matt Walsh dives into a viral Boston Globe story about a Massachusetts lesbian bar that eased its mask mandate one night a week and the fierce internal backlash that followed, calling the whole saga almost too absurd to satirize.
Covers backlash after bar Last Ditch made KN95 masks optional on Saturday nights.
Some patrons called the change a "mass disabling event"; owners' apology was criticized for lacking image alt text.
Describes a tense community Zoom meeting and accusations that the backlash centered "white tears."
Notes a follow-up themed night drew almost no attendance.
The Andrew Klavan Show — "Dumb, Dumber and the Media"
Andrew Klavan coins "the Shapirocal" to describe how once-censored conservative commentary has moved into the mainstream, criticizes CNN's coverage of a hanging-death case, and dismisses AI-doom rhetoric as regulatory self-interest.
Criticizes CNN's coverage of a hanging-death case as pushing a misleading "lynching" narrative.
Dismisses AI-doom warnings as serving incumbent firms seeking regulatory protection.
Discusses bias against conservative authors in mainstream publishing.
Promotes his novel "Find Me Nowhere" and closes on a listener's theological question.
The Glenn Beck Program — "Is An Economic Disaster Looming? Glenn Reveals The Truth"
Glenn Beck opens on a sharp overnight spike in the 10-year Treasury yield and a broader global debt crisis, balancing the alarm against strong jobs and energy-investment numbers.
Flags a spike in the 10-year Treasury yield to roughly 5.13%, with US debt-to-GDP over 100%.
Claims the Federal Reserve is quietly buying up government debt as foreign buyers pull back.
Credits the administration's energy, rare-earth, and AI strategy, plus a new gas deal with China.
Balances the warning with jobless claims at a multi-decade low.
Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey — "I Didn't Expect to React This Way To Patrick Clancy"
Allie Beth Stuckey criticizes Greta Gerwig's upcoming "Magician's Nephew" adaptation — particularly casting Meryl Streep to voice Aslan — as changing the theological meaning of C.S. Lewis's work, then reacts to Patrick Clancy's recent 60 Minutes interview.
Objects to Meryl Streep voicing Aslan, arguing the character's maleness carries theological significance tied to Christ.
Cites C.S. Lewis's own writing on "priestesses in the church" to argue a female Aslan changes the story's theology.
Cautions viewers against judging Patrick Clancy's guilt or innocence from his 60 Minutes demeanor.
Announces Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders will speak at her "Share the Arrows" conference.
The Rubin Report — "GOP Congressman Warns Trump's Immigration Plan Is Backfiring in Unexpected Way"
Dave Rubin interviews Rep. Carlos Giménez, who argues for a narrower immigration-enforcement focus on criminals rather than mass deportation of long-term undocumented residents, and reflects on Miami's rise as a hub of economic freedom.
Giménez pushes a narrower deportation focus on criminals and active-order cases, calling it an "80/20" consensus issue.
Proposes conditional legal status for long-term undocumented residents with clean records instead of deportation.
Credits Miami's transformation into a major metro hub to a culture of freedom and entrepreneurship.
Downplays AI doomsday fears and calls for light-touch regulation to keep the US ahead of China.
The Tucker Carlson Show — "Zelensky's Press Secretary Returns From Exile With a Message for the Tyrant"
Tucker Carlson interviews Iuliia Mendel, Zelensky's former press secretary, who says she was sanctioned and threatened with treason charges after speaking out, and who paints a grim picture of Ukraine's demographic collapse and war fatigue.
Mendel says she faces possible treason charges after being sanctioned by Zelensky's government.
Claims Ukraine's population has fallen from roughly 52 million in 1991 to about 20 million today.
Alleges forced-conscription abuses, including torture at conscription offices and roughly $5 billion in bribery.
Cites polling showing 66% of Ukrainians now favor peace negotiations.
The Sean Hannity Show — "Whistleblower: US Government Recovered Non-Human Tech"
Sean Hannity (via "Hang Out with Sean Hannity") hosts whistleblower Dylan Borland and UAP investigator Ben Hansen, who both assert the US government possesses recovered non-human craft and technology, and debate how quickly that information should be disclosed.
Borland describes witnessing a roughly 100-foot triangular craft near Langley Air Force Base in 2012.
Says he testified before Congress in 2023 after raising security concerns about UAP programs.
Guests debate "rip the band-aid" full disclosure versus a gradual "slow drip" release strategy.
Cite historical episodes like the 1947 Roswell incident and 1952 Washington D.C. sightings.