SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 2026
Ten of the biggest conservative shows dropped fresh episodes over the last day, and tonight's roundup runs from a wild UN sideshow to a government-UAP bombshell. Ben Shapiro breaks down the celebrity protests outside Netanyahu's UN address, Megyn Kelly and Matt Walsh both dig into the Nolan Wells drowning case from different angles, and Dave Rubin gets Sean Spicer's inside read on Trump's second-term wins. Here's what you missed.
The Ben Shapiro Show — "#Celebs4Hamas: The Scene Outside the UN"
Ben Shapiro dissects the celebrity- and activist-led protests outside the UN during Netanyahu's address, casting them as a “red-green alliance” between the far left and Islamist sympathizers, then works through several Democratic politicians' ties to that same coalition.
Disputes “genocide” claims against Israel by comparing Gaza's roughly flat population since 2000 to sharp drops in the Holocaust, Cambodia, and Rwanda
Cites Netanyahu's UN remarks touting Israeli humanitarian aid, including polio vaccination campaigns and food shipments to Gaza
Names actors Susan Sarandon, Elliot Page, Hannah Einbinder, and Cynthia Nixon for joining the anti-Netanyahu protest
Criticizes Michigan Senate candidate Abdul Sayed over ties to an Arab-American PAC leader accused of calling Hamas “freedom fighters”
Notes NYC's mayor hosting Gazan Palestinians at Gracie Mansion for a tree-planting event
The Megyn Kelly Show — "The Truth About Nolan Wells' Alcohol Consumption, Bruises, and Deleted Messages"
Megyn Kelly walks through the grand jury's finding that Nolan Wells died from alcohol-related drowning with no evidence of foul play, pushing back on the racially-charged theory pushed by attorney Benjamin Crump, then turns to the Ohio pastor Caleb Flynn murder trial.
Explains “dry drowning,” noting experts say it occurs in roughly 10-15% of drowning deaths
Says deleted phone messages cited as suspicious were traced to automated app behavior, not tampering
Details the Caleb Flynn case, including his affair and incriminating texts with his mistress
Reviews forensic debate over gunshot residue and the murder weapon in the Flynn trial
Closes by mocking Kamala Harris's vague, jargon-heavy answers in a recent podcast appearance
The Michael Knowles Show — "Obama Claims Women Could Fix The World In '2 Years'"
Michael Knowles cites new polling on socialism's growing appeal and young men's drift toward the Democrats, argues the Iran conflict is a political loser for the GOP heading into the midterms, then closes by mocking a resurfaced Obama comment.
Cites a Gallup poll showing roughly 40% of Americans and 65% of Democrats now view socialism favorably
Blames schooling and corporate cronyism posing as meritocracy for socialism's growing acceptance
Handicaps the 2028 GOP field, naming Vance the frontrunner and floating Chris Christie as an establishment wildcard
Mocks Obama's suggestion that women running the world for two years would fix everything
Notes a proposal in Ukraine to legalize pornography to help fund its war effort
The Matt Walsh Show — "UNBELIEVABLE: They're Using A Drowning Victim To Start A Race Riot"
Matt Walsh covers the grand jury's conclusion that Nolan Wells' Mississippi drowning was accidental despite a 43-witness, five-Black-juror investigation, accusing Democratic politicians and activists of politicizing the death for a racial narrative.
Disputes claims of fatal head injuries, saying any bruising found was ruled non-fatal
Cites GPS data, phone records, and surveillance footage corroborating the accidental-drowning account
Cites other recent drowning cases to argue such deaths are statistically unremarkable
Criticizes a UN push for slavery reparations and promotes a documentary on colonization's legacy
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 from prominent commentators as serving 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 on 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"
Glenn Beck opens on a sharp overnight spike in the 10-year Treasury yield and a broader global debt crisis, balances it against strong jobs and energy-investment numbers, and sums up the outlook as “best of the worst.”
Cites total global debt above $365 trillion and US debt now exceeding 100% of GDP
Notes foreign buyers pulling back on US debt, leaving the Fed to quietly absorb more of it
Balances the warning with jobless claims at their lowest level since 1969
References roughly $20 trillion in current investment tied to energy independence and AI buildout
Discusses a new natural-gas deal with China that he says reduces Iran's geopolitical leverage
The Rubin Report — "An Insider's Prediction for Trump's Unexpected Moves in His Final Term"
Dave Rubin interviews former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, who argues the administration has moved further and faster in its second term than he expected, citing border security, healthcare price transparency, and international deals as wins.
Stresses codifying Trump's executive actions into law so a future administration can't easily reverse them
Predicts Republicans will hold Congress in the midterms
Criticizes commentators who oppose Trump without offering concrete alternative proposals
Names J.D. Vance as a likely political successor
The Tucker Carlson Show — "Gas Prices Skyrocket, Trump Freaks Out & His Powerlessness Is Exposed: The True War Agenda Revealed"
Tucker Carlson hosts 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 the resulting fuel-price spikes mainly benefit China.
Says strikes on refineries in the Persian Gulf and inside Russia have knocked out an estimated 45-60% of Russian refining capacity
Claims this refinery damage is a major driver of rising diesel and gasoline prices worldwide
Argues major environmental groups have stayed quiet about emissions from the military strikes
Contends Trump has been unable to stop Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries despite wanting to, illustrating limits on his control over defense agencies
The Sean Hannity Show — "Whistleblower: US Government Recovered Non-Human Tech"
Sean Hannity (via “Hang Out with Sean Hannity”) hosts a former intelligence contractor and a former FBI agent who both assert the US government possesses recovered non-human craft and technology, discussing a “slow drip” disclosure strategy.
Guest Dylan Borland describes witnessing a roughly 100-foot triangular craft near a NASA hangar at Langley Air Force Base in 2012
Borland says he briefed Congress and the government's UAP resolution office (AARO) in 2023
Discussion covers declassified infrared UAP videos and historical episodes like the 1952 Washington D.C. sightings
Both guests credit the Trump administration with releasing more UAP-related material than any prior administration
Ruthless Podcast — "Another Dem Scandal as Alaska's Peltola Staff Abuses Surface"
The Ruthless hosts run through a string of progressive-side scandals and controversies — a volatile Peltola campaign office, an ethics complaint against Lauren Boebert, and a Sinema ex-bodyguard's property destruction charge — framed as a week of Democratic and cultural mishaps.
Covers a NYT report portraying Democratic Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola's campaign office as high-turnover and volatile
Discusses a PAC ethics complaint accusing GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert of affairs with staffers, which she denies, while casting doubt on the complaint's credibility
Notes former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's ex-bodyguard was charged after allegedly destroying roughly $200,000 of her property
Covers a Philadelphia teacher/activist exposed for falsely claiming Palestinian and Black heritage while fundraising