The Reid Revolution with John Reid

Happy Monday, Broadcast Fam! Today on the show, we continue to follow the redistricting story & vote -- with former Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen dropping by to discuss the matter. John also talks to the America First Policy Institute's Mike Shires about the state of civics education in America, as She is about to turn 250 years old. Last and certainly least, Dan of course joins John for the show's final segment, to reflect on the show's topics and share . . . "The Best of the Internet!" Enjoy!

Our first guest this morning is none other than our dear friend, former Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen. Governor Allen talks to John about the redistricting vote now underway in the Old Dominion, shares his thoughts on the Democrat legislative agenda there, and offers his reaction to Operation Epic Fury.

Penultimately today, John talks to Mike Shires of the America First Policy Institute; together, they discuss the concerning decline of civics and history education in this country, on the eve of America's 250th birthday.

Finally today, Producer Dan joins John to reflect on the day's topics and share -- "The Best of the Internet!"

In our third segment on this first Friday of March, we welcome our good friend Jim Gilmore back to the show for his second appearance on The Reid Revolution. The former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe talks to John about both the Virginia redistricting initiative and Operation Epic Fury.

Summary

Happy Friday, Broadcast Fam! As early voting commences today on redistricting here in Virginia, John zeroes in on that topic, reminding everyone of the flip-flopping on the issue that has occurred, as well as the circumvention of state law to precipitate any vote. Additionally, John talks to pundit Elizabeth Pipko about the Trump Administration's second-term progress, we welcome former Virginia Governor & Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore back to the podcast, and the show concludes with an extended conversation about the extent to which a society should exalt and enact a policy of personal responsibility. Enjoy!

In our first guest segment for the day, we hear from the lovely Elizabeth Pipko, making her first appearance on the new podcast. John and Elizabeth discuss the various topics in the news, and Elizabeth grades President Trump on his performance thus far, one year-plus into his second term in The White House.

In a rather intellectual final segment for the day and week, John and Dan have an impromptu, gentlemanly dialogue about the extent to which government should dictate what people can and cannot do with their own lives.

Summary

Happy "Hump Day," Broadcast Fam! Today, John discusses the global threats posed by radical Islam, the importance of strong leadership, and the need for America to take decisive action to protect its interests. He emphasizes the urgency of making tough decisions on immigration, national security, and election integrity to safeguard the future of the nation. Joining John (in addition to Producer Dan, of course) are Congressman Rob Wittman and OAN anchor Riley Lewis. Enjoy!

Sound Bites

"Good leaders must make tough decisions."

"Election integrity is essential."

"Domestic terrorism...

In the show's second segment today, Congressman Rob Wittman (from Virginia's 1st District) makes his inaugural appearance -- so as to discuss Operation Epic Fury and Virginia Gerrymandering.

For the show's final segment, Producer Dan of course joins John, both to discuss the news and . . . "The Best of the Internet"!

In the show's third segment, OAN's Riley Lewis joins John, to talk about the SAVE Act and any progress toward U.S. Senate approval.

Happy Tuesday, Broadcast Fam! Following a disappointing redistricting ruling out of Lynchburg yesterday, our good friend Tim Anderson is back on the show again today, to analyze the result and advise conscientious Virginians about next steps.

Happy Monday, Broadcast Fam! Following an eventful weekend, we react to the news of the weekend: that President Trump authorized a military strike against Iran, to topple the country's theocratic regime. Additionally, we continue our coverage of Virginia's debate over proposed mid-decade redistricting -- as a Lynchburg circuit court prepares to issue a ruling about whether voting can proceed in that locality. Enjoy!

To start this AM, John talks to our longtime guest, Advancing American Freedom's Hans von Spakovsky -- who offers his reaction to Operation Epic Fury, which President Trump carried out against the theocratic regime in Iran this past weekend.

Attorney and Former Virginia Delegate Tim Anderson rejoins the show this first Monday of March -- to revisit the ongoing legal battles over Virginia's election schedule, gerrymandering, and election laws. John and Tim provide an in-depth update on court rulings, constitutional questions, and the political implications of the current election chaos.

Happy "Friday Eve," *Broadcast* Family! Today on the show, John continues to analyze Governor Abigail Spanberger's State of the Union Response, talks to Virginia Senator Bryce Reeves about the General Assembly Session still in progress, and interviews Goldwater Institute Vice President for Litigation Timothy Sandefur about the effort to defend economic liberty in America's courts. Additionally, John and Dan conclude the show by (1) discussing the threat that Islamic Fundamentalism poses to The West and (2) characterizing the proper role of news media. Enjoy!

Also joining John today is Goldwater Institute Vice President for Litigation Timothy Sandefur, who talks about the fight for economic liberty in America's courts.

Joining John to start with this AM is Virginia State Senator Bryce Reeves, who offers his input regarding Democrat initiatives in the Virginia General Assembly this Session.

Summary

Happy "Hump Day," Podcast Fam! Today's episode features a detailed analysis of last night's State of the Union speech, political reactions, and legislative issues in Virginia. Additionally, John and Delegates Karen Hamilton and Wren Williams discuss the political climate, gerrymandering, and policy impacts on public safety, economy, and individual rights.

Sound Bites

"She needs to go. She needs to go."

"Why would an executive want to move to Virginia?"

"If you don't vote, you're giving up your voice."

Chapters

00:00: State of...

Joining John to start with this AM is first-year Virginia Delegate Karen Hamilton, who reacts to Governor Spanberger's response to President Trump's State of the Union Address last night, as well as to the Democrats' initiatives in the Virginia General Assembly this Session.

Also joining John for a conversation this Wednesday morning is Virginia Delegate Wren Williams -- who likewise criticizes Virginia Democrats for what they're trying to do in the General Assembly this winter and for their redistricting initiative.

Summary

In this episode, John discusses the upcoming State of the Union address, political strategies, and the importance of national unity. Guest Tim Murtaugh shares insights on political messaging, election dynamics, and current issues in Virginia and beyond. Additionally, Virginia political candidate Tim Anderson discusses gerrymandering, election strategies, and the importance of honest political discourse. He shares insights on Virginia's political landscape, the impact of Trump, and the fight for fair representation.

Sound Bites

"The language divide is a problem in America"

"Democrats are committed to corruption"

"America is...

Making his inaugural appearance on The Reid Revolution this AM is none other than our good friend, former Trump Campaign Communications Director Tim Murtaugh. John and Tim discuss current events in the news, as President Trump prepares to deliver a State of the Union address tonight in D.C. (while Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger plans to deliver a rebuttal afterward).

Next this AM, we welcomes our good friend Tim Anderson back to the show. John talks to Tim about the latest updates regarding the Democrats' redistricting proposal -- and Tim's entrance into a special-election race that would send him back to Virginia's House of Delegates.

Summary

Happy Victory Monday, USA! In this episode, John discusses the importance of focusing on achievement at the Olympics, the political statements made by athletes, and the broader implications of social division, violence, and immigration issues. He emphasizes the need for discipline, unity, and strategic messaging in politics and society. Arlington GOP's Matt Hurtt joins John to discuss the Democrats' redistricting proposal, and, in the wake of viral videos of Punch the Monkey from Japan, Metro Richmond Zoo Director Justin Andelin shares insights on modern zoo practices, animal welfare, conservation efforts, and the role of zoos in...

John's first guest this morning and week is Arlington GOP's Matt Hurtt, who joins the show to offer his perspective on Democrat-proposed redistricting.

Summary

Happy "Friday Eve," Podcast Family! Today, John discusses the importance of free speech, school choice, and national security issues with guest Corey DeAngelis, highlighting the need for educational reform and the impact of government policies on society. Additionally, John talks to America First Global's Gentry Beach about pro-American business efforts to improve international relations and foster pro-Western tidings abroad. Finally, John and Dan discuss the ongoing threat of Islamic fundamentalism and the danger of trivializing and/or ignoring it.

Chapters

00:00: Introduction to the Read Revolution

01:41: The Untouchable Topics in Politics<...

John's first guest this Thursday is Corey DeAngelis, who is now a Research Fellow in the Center for Education Policy at The Heritage Foundation. John and Corey talk about the failures of government schools and the effort to expand school choice across the nation.

Finally this AM, John talks to the founder of America First Global, Gentry Beach, who discusses Marco Rubio's trip to Munich last weekend and American business efforts to improve international relations and steer the global community toward pro-Western/pro-American values.

Summary

Happy Hump Day, Podcast Fam! Today, John discusses various pressing political issues, focusing on gerrymandering in Virginia, the implications of upcoming elections, and the cultural shifts surrounding gender identity. The conversation highlights the challenges of voter engagement, the role of media in shaping narratives, and the importance of maintaining election integrity. Additionally, John introduces an upcoming Virginia Forum event featuring conservative speakers, emphasizing the need for a platform that supports traditional values.

Takeaways

Traffic congestion and costs are a significant concern for commuters.

Gerrymandering is a contentious issue in Virginia...

To conclude today's abbreviated show, John speaks with Jayme Franklin about her experiences as a conservative student at UC Berkeley, the challenges she faced, and her journey towards creating a supportive community for young conservative women through her movement, the Conservateur. John and Jayme discuss the ideological divide on college campuses, the impact of social media on women's spaces, and the importance of traditional values in society. Jayme shares her insights on the growth of her movement and the positive response from young women seeking a space that aligns with their values.

Summary

Happy Tuesday, Podcast Fam! Today's conversation covers a range of political topics, including an environmental crisis in the DMV (D.C.-Maryland-Virginia Region), the implications of a government shutdown, the controversy surrounding redistricting in Virginia, and reflections on Jesse Jackson's legacy. The discussion emphasizes the need for accountability among political leaders, the importance of voter mobilization strategies, and the challenges faced by the Republican Party in the current political landscape.

Takeaways

The environmental crisis in the DMV highlights the need for accountability among political leaders.

Government shutdowns have significant implications...

Joining John atop the show this morning is Fox News' Chief Washington Correspondent, and our good friend, Mike Emanuel. John and Mike discuss several stories in the national and regional news -- including the spill of hundreds of thousands of gallons of sewage into the Potomac River, which borders D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.

Summary

Happy Presidents' Day, everyone! Today on the show, John talks more about his trip to Mar-a-Lago at the end of last week, as well as his participation in an Alexandria parade to honor George Washington this past Saturday. Tim Anderson rejoins the show to discuss the Virginia Supreme Court's refusal to intervene regarding the Democrats' irregular redistricting referendum, and immigration expert Rosemary Jenks returns to the podcast to react to ICE's withdrawal from Minneapolis/Minnesota. Enjoy!

Sound Bites

"Republicans are animated right now."

"Democrats are encouraging this behavior."

"...

Following the customary monologue segment, John welcomes Tim Anderson back to the show, for a conversation about the Virginia Supreme Court's decision to punt regarding Democrats' proposed mid-decade redistricting referendum.

Next this Presidents' Day morning, John talks to immigration expert Rosemary Jenks, of the Immigration Accountability Project, about ICE's recent withdrawal from Minneapolis/Minnesota.

Happy Hump Day, Podcast Fam! Today on the show, John welcomes election integrity specialist Cleta Mitchell to the show, for a conversation about the SAVE Act and an update about the investigation into Georgia's 2020 election data. Additionally, John talks to Virginia Citizens Defense League President Philip Van Cleave, about the legislative initiatives in Virginia that would further restrict gun ownership under the rule of General Assembly Democrats and Governor Abigail Spanberger. Last, John and Dan discuss a proposal to change the name of Robert E. Lee's one-time estate and the latest, Bruce Springsteen-centered song from music artist Natasha Owens.<...

First up this morning is attorney and former elected official Cleta Mitchell, to discuss the pressing issues surrounding election integrity -- focusing on the SAVE Act, the necessity of proving citizenship for voter registration, and the implications of voter ID laws. John and Cleta delve into the opposition from Democrats regarding these measures and highlight the controversies surrounding the 2020 election in Georgia, emphasizing the need for legislative action to ensure fair elections in the future.

Next, John discusses the current legislative landscape in Virginia regarding gun control with Philip Van Cleave, President of the Virginia Citizens Defense League. They explore the various proposed laws that threaten Second Amendment rights, the complexities involved in purchasing firearms, and the potential consequences for citizens, particularly those in vulnerable situations. The discussion emphasizes the need for vigilance and action against these legislative measures.