The current healthcare crisis in the US is a topic of debate, with some blaming Republicans and others pointing to Democratic policies. Meanwhile, the US economy is showing signs of improvement, with core inflation at a four-and-a-half-year low. The impact of tariffs on the economy is also being discussed, with some arguing they are a double-edged sword. Additionally, the situation in Ukraine and Venezuela is being monitored, with some predicting a shift in the balance of power in both countries. [... more]

President Trump addresses the nation on the economy, healthcare, and Venezuela, while Senator Lindsey Graham discusses the situation in Venezuela and the need for regime change. Meanwhile, a scandal in Minneapolis involving a billion dollars in social safety system fraud is exposed, and the Republicans' plan to lower healthcare costs is discussed. [... more]

North Carolina House Speaker Destin Hall has announced the creation of a 23-member committee to review factors contributing to rising local property taxes and identify ways to reduce the burden on homeowners. The committee will examine existing relief programs, county reevaluation practices, and local spending and debt trends. Meanwhile, a 33-year-old illegal immigrant from Honduras has been arrested for stabbing a 24-year-old on the Charlotte Light Rail, sparking concerns about public safety and immigration. The Trump administration has also announced a $12 billion bailout for American farmers affected by tariffs, which have had a significant impact on the agricultural industry in North Carolina. [... more]

Ilhan Omar responds to Trump calling Somali fraudsters garbage by saying Trump has an unhealthy and creepy obsession with Somalis A Wisconsin woman has been fired from her Cinnabon job after a Somali couple repeatedly antagonized her recorded her and pushed her to the point where she finally snapped and dropped the N word A Black man is acquitted of stabbing a white man by a Portland jury Joe Biden spoke at an LGBTQ conference over the weekend and had a hard time pronouncing the United States of America Tucker Carlson tells a crowd in Doha that he's buying a [... more]

The Brian Kilmead Show discusses various topics including the Ukraine-Russia peace talks, the economy, tariffs, healthcare, and the midterms. The show also touches on the Democratic Party's socialist movement and the extreme right on the right. The hosts analyze the latest news and events, providing insight and commentary on the issues of the day. [... more]

The presidential focus on 2028 is problematic as it distracts from current issues, while the socialist fever in the Democratic Party is spreading, with the rise of socialist mayors and the left's emphasis on affordability. The Republican Party is trying to appeal to working-class voters, but the Democratic Party is seen as the party of the working elite. Donald Trump's MAGA movement is still influential, and John Fetterman's moderate approach is being pushed back by the left. [... more]

The presidential focus on 2028 is criticized for being too far in the future, while the administration's efforts to address affordability and mortgage fraud are seen as positive steps. The Supreme Court is set to decide on the constitutionality of the president's tariff authority, and the Democratic Party's shift towards socialism is causing divisions. The economy and inflation remain major concerns, with interest rates and the housing market also under scrutiny. Immigration and border control are also hot topics, with the Supreme Court set to hear a case on the authority of ICE to detain immigrants. [... more]

A recent poll in North Carolina shows a pessimistic mood among voters, with 55% saying the country is headed in the wrong direction. The economy and prices are major concerns, with 53% of people saying tariffs are hurting the economy. President Trump's approval rating has dropped to 45.7%, and Governor Josh Stein's approval rating remains solid at around 50%. The upcoming Senate race is expected to be a major focus, with former Governor Roy Cooper leading in the polls. [... more]

The longest government shutdown in US history has finally come to an end, but the debate over healthcare and tariffs continues. Meanwhile, the University of Austin is making headlines with its unique approach to education, offering tuition-free degrees to students who are willing to work hard and take risks. [... more]

The Supreme Court's decision on President Trump's ability to impose tariffs will have a significant impact on the US economy, with some arguing it could lead to chaos in the markets and economy if the decision is reversed. Meanwhile, Democrats are being criticized for their handling of the government shutdown, with some accusing them of trying to disrupt the changes made by President Trump's administration. Additionally, there are concerns about the growing influence of socialism and communism in the US, with some arguing that it poses a threat to traditional American values. [... more]

The North Carolina Rate Bureau is seeking a 68.3% average statewide increase in dwelling insurance rates over the next two years, citing rising claim costs due to climate change and storm damage. Meanwhile, a Durham-based startup, Vulcan Elements, has partnered with the US government to build a $1.4 billion magnet facility, sparking concerns about crony capitalism. As the federal government shutdown continues, air travel is expected to be impacted, with a 10% reduction in capacity at 40 high-volume airports. [... more]

A small group of North Carolina voters received incorrect letters about their voter registration status, but the state board of elections says it was an administrative error. The state is working to repair voter registration records, which will bring the state's voter rolls into compliance with federal and state law. Meanwhile, Charlotte has seen a high rate of property crime, and local leaders are being forced to address the issue. The city has seen a decrease in certain types of crime, but the public perception of safety remains a concern. The United States and South Korea have reached a trade deal that will lower tariffs on Korean auto imports, which will benefit North Carolina auto producers and consumers. Redistricting lawsuits are ongoing in North Carolina, and the state board of elections is working to resolve the issue before the December 1st deadline. The USDA is relocating its agricultural hubs to states like North Carolina, which has a thriving agricultural industry. [... more]

A trade war between the US and China has led to a spike in rare earth metal imports in North Carolina, with the US seeking new trade agreements with other Asian countries. Meanwhile, a new congressional map in North Carolina is facing legal challenges, with plaintiffs arguing that the map was drawn in a racially discriminatory way. President Trump has announced a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, where they will discuss trade issues, including tariffs and fentanyl enforcement. [... more]

Day of Democrat Government Shutdown Dana breaks down how John Fetterman now has a larger reach than AOC Virginia Democrats plan on redistricting to pull Winsome Sears off the campaign trail Ontario runs an ad against Trump on tariffs with an out-of-context narration from a speech from Ronald Reagan Bruce Springsteen drops a No Kings at a recent show on his tour J B Pritzker floats a conspiracy theory that Trump will use the military to seize the ballot boxes in the Midterms Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner's former political director said his campaign offered her to sign an NDA [... more]

The North Carolina General Assembly is at an impasse over Medicaid rebase funding, with the House passing several measures that the Senate refused to take up. Meanwhile, the Opportunity Scholarship Program is nearing a milestone of 100,000 students enrolled, with broad support for school choice and medical marijuana on the rise. The state's auto parts manufacturing industry is also feeling the effects of tariffs, with imports declining sharply since the tariffs took effect in April and May. [... more]

The government shutdown continues, with Democrats refusing to reopen the government unless their demands for subsidies in the healthcare system are met. Meanwhile, Senator John Cornyn discusses the possibility of using the nuclear option to pass a continuing resolution, and the implications of this move. The Trump administration's tariffs on Chinese goods are also discussed, as well as the impact of these tariffs on the US economy. Additionally, the show touches on the importance of border security and the need for a comprehensive immigration reform. The hosts also discuss the latest developments in the world of healthcare, including the ongoing debate over Medicare and the Affordable Care Act. Furthermore, the show explores the potential of self-driving cars and the benefits of using Waymo's on-demand service. Finally, the hosts emphasize the importance of identity protection and cybersecurity, highlighting the services offered by LifeLock. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers have proposed changes to the state's congressional districts to make them more competitive for Republicans, drawing criticism from Democrats who claim the maps are racist and use racial data. The new map would bring an additional Republican seat to the North Carolina congressional delegation, improving Republican critical strength in eastern North Carolina. Meanwhile, pharmaceuticals have become the state's top global export, with North Carolina selling almost $12 billion in pharmaceuticals globally in 2024 alone. [... more]

Jennifer Say, CEO of XXXY Athletics, discusses her company's efforts to make clothing in the USA despite challenges, the impact of tariffs, and her concerns about the law in Colorado making misgendering a crime. She also shares her thoughts on the mayor's race and the recent developments in Israel and Palestine. [... more]

The Gaza peace deal has led to the release of 20 living Israeli hostages, while in North Carolina, a state representative has been charged with statutory rape and indecent liberties with a minor. The pharmaceutical industry is facing potential tariffs, and the craft brewing industry is still recovering from Hurricane Helene. Meanwhile, lawmakers are calling for the resignation of the embattled state representative. [... more]

A federal government shutdown enters its eighth day, with the White House expected to announce a bailout for American farmers impacted by inflation and tariffs. The agricultural industry, North Carolina's number one industry, is struggling due to the trade war, with farmers producing tobacco, sweet potatoes, and soybeans being particularly affected. A bipartisan House committee is set to meet in Raleigh to discuss government efficiency, paralleling federal-level efforts to reform the Department of Government Efficiency. [... more]

Senator Joni Ernst discusses the ongoing government shutdown, the need for Medicare reform, and the challenges of trade negotiations with China. She also addresses the proposal for a Venezuela regime change and the importance of securing rare earth minerals and expanding the defense industrial base. [... more]

The murder of a Ukrainian refugee on a light rail in North Carolina has sparked a broader conversation about crime in the United States, highlighting the need for a holistic approach to addressing violent crime, including mental health issues and the role of the justice system. [... more]

The White House Deputy Chief of Staff discusses the administration's stance on trade tariffs, immigration policy, and US-China relations, including the President's views on India and Russia's alignment with China. Additionally, the conversation touches on the US-Mexico border, the Ukraine conflict, and the President's economic policy. [... more]

A North Carolina court ruling has sparked a dispute over the governor's appointment authority, while tariffs have hit the agriculture industry hard, particularly in North Carolina, where John Deere has seen significant losses. Meanwhile, crime rates in Winston-Salem and other cities in North Carolina have raised concerns, and the USDA has announced projects to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risk. [... more]

A federal appeals court ruled that a majority of President Trump's tariffs are illegal, but allowed them to remain in place until October 14th. Meanwhile, a case between two parents and a private school in Charlotte, North Carolina, is set to be heard by the state Supreme Court, which could have implications for the state's school choice movement. In another development, State Treasurer Brad Breiner and Republican legislative leaders are opposing Governor Josh Stein's proposal to pause a court dispute involving state judicial and utilities commission appointments. [... more]

Crime and immigration are major concerns in the US, with many Americans feeling that Democrats are not addressing the issues effectively. The discussion also touches on the economy, tariffs, and the national deficit, with some arguing that the current approach is not working and may even be harming the middle and lower classes. [... more]

The US economy is facing challenges due to tariffs, with the furniture industry being a key area of concern. President Trump's recent actions have sparked debate, with some arguing that the government should be involved in private business. Meanwhile, California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing criticism for his handling of business in the state, with one business leader, Marcus Limonis, expressing frustration with the governor's approach. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the FBI, President Trump's administration, and the alleged corruption within the agency. The conversation touches on the FBI Director, Cash Patel, and his potential replacement, Andrew Bailey. The topic also includes the Indian government's alleged profiteering from Russian oil and the impact on the US and Ukraine. Additionally, the discussion delves into the Trump administration's tariffs and their effects on the steel and aluminum industries. [... more]

North Carolina prepares for impacts from Hurricane Aaron, which is expected to bring coastal flooding, beach erosion, and dangerous surf conditions. A gas leak and building explosion in Wilmington injured four firefighters, and a search is underway for a criminal illegal alien who escaped from police in Apex. The state election board has corrected over 20,000 voter registration records and is seeking more ID numbers from affected voters. [... more]

US inflation slowed slightly in July, with the Consumer Price Index rising by 0.2% on a seasonally adjusted basis. The report indicates that core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.3% in July, remaining within a manageable range for policymakers and consumers. Meanwhile, energy prices made a significant downward move, with gasoline prices dropping 2.2 percent in July, nearly 10 percent lower than they were last year. Wage growth also continued to paint a positive picture for American workers, with real wages increasing by 1.3% compared to last year. [... more]

The automotive industry is facing significant financial losses due to tariffs, with losses totaling over $11.8 billion. The North Carolina State Health Plan is also expected to increase healthcare premiums for over 770,000 individuals, with the lowest paid employees seeing a $5 per month increase. Meanwhile, back-to-school shopping is projected to increase across North Carolina, with retail sales expected to total $84.54 billion, a 4.3% increase from 2024. [... more]

The Brian Kilmead Show discusses various topics, including the impact of tariffs on the US steel industry, the reindustrialization of America, and the importance of energy policy. The show also touches on the growing demand for artificial intelligence and the need for nuclear power. Additionally, the hosts discuss the rise of UFO sightings and the need for government transparency. The show also explores the issue of anti-Semitism and the spread of socialism, as well as the importance of faith and family in American society. The hosts also interview guests, including a steel manufacturer and a football coach, to discuss their experiences and perspectives on these topics. [... more]

North Carolina's certificate of need laws have been criticized for driving up healthcare costs, with one resident sharing a personal story of seeking an MRI in South Carolina to avoid higher prices. Meanwhile, the state's labor department has recovered over $2.5 million in unpaid wages for workers, and the governor has signed a stopgap spending measure into law, vetoed a bill on school choice, and announced a new federal tax credit program for educational expenses. [... more]

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson discusses President Trump's reception in Scotland and the UK's trade deal with the US, while also touching on the situation in Gaza and the importance of standing up to China. Meanwhile, a conversation with Matt Taibbi explores the RussiaGate conspiracy and the media's role in perpetuating it. Additionally, a discussion with Larry Kudlow and John Castimatidis examines the threat posed by socialist mayoral candidate Zoran Mamdani in New York City. [... more]

The economy is in a wait-and-see mode, with businesses hesitant to invest due to uncertainty about interest rates and tariffs. Small business owners like Marcus Limonis are struggling to stay afloat, but are hopeful that the Trump administration's policies will bring manufacturing and business back to the US. The Fed's policy is getting in the way, making it difficult for companies to spend CapEx dollars and hire new employees. [... more]

Revelations about the Russia hoax are accelerating, exposing a concerted effort to create a narrative that Donald Trump colluded with Russia. Meanwhile, trade deals and tariffs are being negotiated, with the US and China making progress on a potential agreement. In the Middle East, tensions remain high in Gaza, where Israel is working to deliver humanitarian aid despite Hamas's efforts to steal and resell it. In the US, Kamala Harris is facing criticism for her past actions and Joe Biden is struggling with his health and the Democratic Party's image. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the impact of tariffs on trade, the effects of high interest rates on the economy, and the issue of property tax, which affects both homeowners and renters. The conversation also touches on the persecution of Christians worldwide, the misappropriation of USAID funds, and the alleged corruption of politicians, including Clinton, Obama, and Biden. The deep state is also mentioned as a topic of concern. [... more]

The US economy is growing at a rate of 3% despite uncertainty, and the Fed is expected to cut interest rates. The US is also negotiating a trade deal with China, which could have significant implications for the global economy. Meanwhile, tensions are rising in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the Israel-Gaza conflict is escalating. In politics, Democrats are struggling to find a unified message, while Republicans are pushing for a more aggressive approach to trade and foreign policy. [... more]

The President of the United States is making significant strides in international trade, securing a major deal with the European Union and setting the stage for further agreements with China and India. Meanwhile, tensions persist in the Middle East, particularly in Gaza, where Israel and Hamas are engaged in a complex conflict. The President's approach to trade and diplomacy is being closely watched, with some praising his bold moves and others criticizing his methods. [... more]

The U.S. Department of Education releases $6.8 billion in education funding, including $165 million for North Carolina, after a lawsuit by Attorney General Jeff Jackson. Meanwhile, Senator Tom Tillis introduces the Housing Supply Expansion Act of 2025 to address the housing shortage and affordability crisis in North Carolina. President Donald Trump reaches a trade deal with the European Union, reducing tariffs on EU imports and increasing energy purchases. Former Governor Roy Cooper and RNC Chairman Michael Watley are considering running for the U.S. Senate seat, while the North Carolina General Assembly returns to Raleigh to attempt to override 14 vetoes by Governor Josh Stein. [... more]