Kamala Harris's struggling campaign is facing multiple challenges, including plagiarism accusations, a lack of policy proposals, and a failed attempt to appeal to black voters. Meanwhile, the Biden-Harris administration's handling of the economy and hurricane relief efforts is being questioned, and the media is accused of bias and fake news. In other news, a Florida man was arrested for trying to burn down his ex-lover's house with pasta sauce, and a colossal snake measuring over 50 feet long was found in India. [... more]

Kamala Harris's presidential campaign is struggling to gain momentum, with low black voter support and a lack of enthusiasm from the public. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is focusing on border security and immigration, highlighting the dangers posed by Venezuelan gangs and the need for a stronger border. The presidential race is heating up, with three weeks to go until the election. In other news, Senator John Barasso is optimistic about the Republican Party's chances in the election, citing the momentum moving in their direction. The Biden administration's policies on energy and immigration are also under scrutiny, with critics arguing that they are not doing enough to address the country's energy needs and are instead prioritizing radical left-wing policies. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the 2024 elections, highlighting concerns about illegal immigration, corruption within FEMA, and the importance of upholding Christian values, particularly the right to life. The conversation also touches on the presence of Venezuelan gangs in the US and the policies of Kamala Harris, emphasizing the need for moral leadership and the dangers of polarization. [... more]

Hurricane Helene bears down on the southeast, with North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida declaring states of emergency. Meanwhile, the Todd Starnes Show discusses various topics, including Kamala Harris's economic vision, the Venezuelan gang situation, Coca-Cola's alleged denial of Jesus on customized Coke cans, and the Federal Reserve's role in devaluing the US dollar. Additionally, the show touches on the issue of fluoridating water, the use of DEI kits in daycare centers, and the importance of protecting national politicians' security. The show also features an interview with Congresswoman Erin Houchin about her Perimeter Act, which aims to increase security for national politicians. Furthermore, the show discusses President Trump's comments on furniture quality, Fox News's decision to cut him off, and the Missouri Senate race between Lucas Kuntz and Josh Hawley. Finally, the show highlights a voter registration drive at Arizona State University, where students are registering to vote and wearing Make America Great Again hats. [... more]

Kamala Harris's speaking technique is compared to the Southern Baptist preacher speaking technique, and her handling of the Hamas hostage situation is criticized. The issue of Sanctuary City and illegal immigration is also discussed, as well as the Biden administration's handling of the situation. Additionally, a Chinese agent is accused of working for the Chinese Communist Party, and a controversy surrounding OnlyFans and trans identity is explored. [... more]

Kamala Harris's presidential campaign is facing scrutiny over her past positions and statements, including her stance on issues like abortion and immigration. Meanwhile, her running mate Tim Walls is under fire for allegedly exaggerating his military service. The controversy has raised questions about the integrity of the campaign and the honesty of its candidates. [... more]

The Todd Starns Radio Show discusses various topics including Kamala Harris's interview, Donald Trump's campaign, abortion, gun control, Venezuelan gangs, and immigration. The show also touches on Christianity and the role of government in society. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including Kamala Harris's proposed tax policies, the impact of immigration on local communities, and the Venezuelan gangs taking over apartment complexes in Colorado. She also talks about the Florida economy, the national economy, and the upcoming presidential election. [... more]

Mark Brents, a 57-year-old man from Florida, has been arrested for a barcode manipulation scheme at Lowe's, where he switched barcodes on merchandise and returned them for cash. Meanwhile, Venezuelan immigrants are working as food delivery drivers in the US, with some renting out accounts on DoorDash and Uber Eats to make money. This has raised concerns about the safety of delivery apps and the ability of customers to trust the people delivering their food. Democrats are proposing government oversight of these apps, but critics argue that this would only exacerbate the problem and lead to further government incursion into digital spaces. [... more]

Kamala Harris's debate strategy is questioned as she demands changes to the rules, while the Biden-Harris administration is criticized for its handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal, which has led to a Taliban resurgence. Meanwhile, tensions rise with China as a Chinese military plane breaches Japanese airspace, and the US administration is accused of being ineffective in responding to the situation. [... more]

Black residents in Chicago's south side are being pushed out of their communities by the influx of illegal aliens from Venezuela, who are receiving billions of dollars in aid and living in luxury, while American citizens are left to suffer in squalor. [... more]

Dana discusses various topics including the Biden administration's handling of the bridge collapse, the Disney controversy, and the rise of conservatism in Florida. She also talks about the issue of squatters and the need for swift remedies, and criticizes the media for promoting misinformation. Additionally, she discusses the importance of protecting freedoms and the need for Americans to be vocal about their rights. [... more]