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Mike breaks down the dramatic end to America’s longest government shutdown after seven Democrats and an independent crossed party lines to side with Republicans—handing Trump another major win. He highlights the left’s meltdown on CNN and MSNBC, mocks the media’s outrage over Trump’s NFL appearance, and dives into how the momentum has shifted back to the GOP.

Joey Hudson fills in for Mike Gallagher amid the nation’s longest-ever government shutdown, diving into flight cancellations, delayed paychecks, and mounting frustration with Congress. Listeners sound off on the filibuster fight, SNAP benefits, and the growing divide in Washington, while Mike checks in from Chicago ahead of the Freedom Summit after his own travel nightmare.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, November 7th, 2025.

From the chaos of Tuesday’s elections to Nancy Pelosi’s retirement shocker, Mike breaks down the political headlines with his trademark mix of outrage and disbelief. He dives into voter turnout, Ted Cruz’s “doom and gloom” reaction, and the confusion over New York’s newly elected mayor, Zohran Mamdani, and his unconventional fundraising plan. Gallagher also covers Marjorie Taylor Greene’s rising political profile, her sharp critiques of Republican leadership, and her surprising ability to win over audiences across the aisle. Plus, he touches on Trump’s reaction to Pelosi leaving Congress, airline shutdown woes, and the ongoing failures of House leadership.

Young Voters Turn On Trump Over Israel

Mike tears into Election Night 2025, where Democrats “chose chaos over clarity.” From a socialist winning New York City to a radical AG in Virginia, Mike calls it a biblical moment for America — one where believers must light a match instead of cursing the darkness. With passion and fire, he breaks down Kevin McCullough’s viral column, exposes the left’s moral freefall, and challenges listeners to stand firm as faith collides with politics.

M&M Experience 11/05/2025

It’s Election Day 2025, and Mike breaks down a whirlwind of headlines — from the death of former Vice President Dick Cheney and his complicated legacy within the GOP to the rise of a self-described socialist front-runner for New York City mayor. He challenges conservatives to lead with grace in response to Cheney’s passing, warns about the dangers of apathy at the ballot box, and rallies listeners to fight back against the radical left by showing up and voting. Plus, Mike weighs in on the growing rift within MAGA world and the culture war shaking America’s political core.

M&M Experience 10/29/25

M&M Experience 11/04/2025 

Mike dives into the fiery debate over Tucker Carlson’s controversial interview with Nick Fuentes, tackling the growing clash within MAGA over free speech, censorship, and the next generation of conservatives. Broadcasting fresh off his trip to Israel, Mike pushes back hard against the idea of “deplatforming,” warning that silencing voices—even offensive ones—only fuels their power. With insight from his young producer Christian Russell, he explores why figures like Fuentes resonate with Gen Z and why open debate—not censorship—is the only way forward.

Broadcasting from Jerusalem, Mike reacts to Tucker Carlson’s shocking interview with Nick Fuentes — and Tucker’s claim that he “dislikes Christian Zionists more than anyone.” Joined by Dinesh D’Souza, Mike calls out the growing anti-Israel rhetoric on the right and warns that conservatives risk tearing themselves apart if they keep excusing it.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, October 31th, 2025. This week, we take the show to Jerusalem,  the New York City Mayor’s race goes down to the wire, and President Trump moves full steam ahead on the Big Beautiful Ballroom.

That and more coming up on the Week in Review.

Broadcasting from Jerusalem, Mike shares the powerful story of Daniel Kapolov — a young Israeli soldier who lost his leg in Gaza but now trains for the Paralympics. He and former Ambassador Michael Oren expose the truth about Hamas’s brutality, rising antisemitism, and the American left’s growing hostility toward Israel.

As Hamas breaks the ceasefire and rockets fly, Mike spotlights the courage of Israelis under fire and the faith that keeps them strong. Joined by Yael Eckstein of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, Mike shares how Americans can stand with Israel in action—not just words—while blasting Democrats for using the U.S. shutdown as “leverage” in their political games.

Carl Jackson fills in for Mike, tackling the big fights shaping America’s future. He breaks down Trump’s foreign policy wins, the socialist creep overtaking U.S. cities, and the growing threat of Islamism and authoritarianism in politics. Carl calls out Democrat hypocrisy—from Gavin Newsom’s fake “rags-to-riches” act to politicians posing as champions of the working class—while warning how weakness at home fuels chaos abroad.

Mike declares it’s time for a new political rebrand—officially dubbing the left the Democrat Socialist Party. With top Democrats endorsing self-described socialist Zohran Mamdani, Mike argues the mask is off: the party of JFK has become the party of Karl Marx. He reacts to Hakeem Jeffries’ endorsement, AOC’s full-throated support, and Ben Ferguson’s blunt warning that socialism’s rise in New York may spell long-term political disaster for Democrats nationwide. Plus, Mike offers his trademark humor while sharing his own “progressive lens” crisis—and why two magnolia trees at the White House somehow became headline news.

Mike dives into Trump’s viral exchange with a French reporter, laughing about accents, Big Macs, and Diet Coke. Also Mike tears into media hysteria over the new White House ballroom, mocking CNN’s “heart of America ripped out” coverage and Chuck Schumer’s dramatic outrage.

M&M Experience10/24/2025

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, October 24th, 2025. This week, we confront the Karens of the world, we put the No Kings rallies in the rear view mirror, and it’s Countdown to Communism in New York City.

That and more coming up on the Week in Review.