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On this episode of 'The Weekly Verdict,' Thomas, Sterling, and Andrew make the case for showing up, explain why imperfect candidates aren’t a reason to sit out, and discuss what election results communicate beyond who wins and loses.Article: https://patriotpost.us/articles/1002292-republicans-are-p…

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Paris is on fire... again. What does this unprecedented unrest reveal about the country’s cultural collapse? In Episode 16 of 'The Weekly Verdict,' Thomas, Sterling, and Andrew examine violent uprisings in France through a broader discussion about national identity, socialism, immigration, and re…
Ilhan Omar just got raided! Join Andrew and Sterling as they examine allegations surrounding Ilhan Omar’s citizenship, debate accountability versus political retaliation, and consider what consequences would be justified if fraud were proven. Plus: Can Republicans play political hardball without we…
A Cornell student is suing the University, two bars, a fraternity, and seven young men over a night she now says she was too intoxicated to consent to. The headlines are focused on who's at fault. On this episode of The Weekly Verdict, Andrew, Thomas, and Sterling argue that everyone is asking the …
Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ reelection ad introduces Brad: indoors, playing video games, living off the taxpayer, until a welfare-to-work rule gets him a job. The policy is the one Republicans have argued for years — if you can work, welfare is a safety net, not a lifestyle. “If you will not work, you …
Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations was less a diplomatic courtesy and more a status report: America is bigger, stronger, and cleaning up problems other nations and prior administrations kicked down the road. Sterling and Andrew walk through the speech point by point — the playground-bully…
The Lindsay Clancy murder trial ended in a mistrial after the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on whether she was criminally responsible for the deaths of her three children. But the case has raised questions that extend well beyond one courtroom. Thomas, Sterling, and Andrew cover the vict…
On the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, The Weekly Verdict looks back at the founder of TPUSA: autodidact, Christian, husband, father, and champion of open debate who never attended college but spent his life on campuses challenging ideas. The hosts discuss the happy-warrior path he bla…
On this episode of 'The Weekly Verdict,' Thomas and Sterling examine the growing male workforce crisis: millions of working-age men are outside the labor force, while many others are underemployed or disconnected from meaningful work. The conversation goes beyond the numbers to explore the cultural…
In this week’s episode of 'The Weekly Verdict,' we reflect on the life, legacy, faith, and enduring cultural impact of Dolly Parton. She truly was an American Icon. In an era of polarization, fragmented media, and endless entertainment choices, can America still produce figures with the staying pow…
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