Sean speaks with Massachusetts father Louis Rivera and attorney Sam Whiting after Rivera’s nine-year-old daughter was allegedly exposed in a school bathroom by a male student who identifies as transgender. They discuss the family’s Title IX complaint, the school’s response, and their effort to bring federal attention to the case. Sean also examines the Lindsay Clancy trial and the difficult debate over mental health and accountability before returning to the controversy surrounding Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham, and the WNBA.

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The South Carolina Senate runoff comes down to turnout, with Darlene Graham and Ralph Norman separated by just a fraction of a point in the final polling discussed on the show. Pollster Matt Towery joins Sean to break down the race, Lindsey Graham’s legacy, Donald Trump’s influence, and why every vote could matter. Sean also weighs in on Charles Barkley’s blunt take on the WNBA and women’s sports, while callers discuss faith, politics, and the battles ahead.

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With Election Day just 70 days away, Sean lays out the stakes of a midterm fight he says could determine the direction of the country. He remembers country music legend Dolly Parton, then turns to the razor-thin South Carolina Senate runoff, the growing influence of Democratic Socialists, and the Trump policies he argues the media refuses to credit, including border security, falling crime, energy production, tax cuts, drug prices, and economic growth.

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The "new normal" is getting exposed for what it is - and Lynda is calling it the casual crazy: the bizarre things people now accept without question, from bathroom politics and school culture to screen addiction, vaccine denial, and bureaucratic double standards. If you’re trying to make sense of why basic common sense feels so rare, this one hits hard.

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Sean opens the show by taking aim at the stories he believes the mainstream media continues to overlook or downplay. From the state of the country and the political stakes ahead to the policies shaping the national debate, Sean argues that voters deserve the full picture, not a filtered version of events. With Election Day drawing closer, Hour 1 focuses on the issues, accomplishments, and consequences he says Americans need to hear about before casting their ballots.

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Sean presses the political left on the questions he says too many candidates and activists would rather avoid. From the direction of the Democratic Party to the policies driving the progressive movement, Sean challenges the arguments, contradictions, and evasions shaping the 2026 campaign. It’s a hard look at what candidates believe, what they are willing to defend, and what those choices could mean for the country.

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Sean turns the conversation toward the real-world cost of government policy and what it means for American families. From healthcare and prescription drugs to groceries, fuel, taxes, and the broader economy, Hour 3 examines how decisions made in Washington eventually show up in household budgets. Sean breaks down the competing economic visions on the ballot and why affordability could prove decisive in the months ahead.

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Penn State’s cocaine scandal, Florida’s political circus, Kamala Harris’s most baffling public clips, and a shocking murder case are all in the crosshairs here. If you want the sharpest, funniest, and most brutal breakdown of what’s actually happening in politics and culture right now, this is the one to hear.

Lynda and Eric kick off with the viral Penn State story and the nickname that’s already making the rounds, then pivot hard into Florida politics, where Angie Nixon’s win, Byron Donalds’s statewide challenge, and the realities of race, geography, and voter perception collide in ways most people won’t say out loud.

From there, the conversation turns into a full dissection of Kamala Harris’s public speaking style, why her “true self” clips became such easy targets, and how 107 days of campaign polish still couldn’t hide what was underneath.

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Dr. Mehmet Oz joins Sean with new data on falling prescription drug prices and explains how the Trump administration’s most-favored-nation strategy is changing what Americans pay for medications, including GLP-1 drugs. Sean also turns to California, speaking with attorney general candidate Michael Gates about crime, immigration, government spending, and what Republicans see as a pivotal opportunity to change the direction of the state.

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