With All Due Respect

Rewriting History, Trump's 9/11 Story and What Giuliani Suppressed

Mon, 14 Sep 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline open on two stories sitting side by side that tell you everything about what this administration believes. The DHS official X account tweeted at Haitian doctors, lawyers, scholars, and engineers suggesting they'd be better off taking $3,000 and a flight back to Haiti — this, while the same administration is fast-tracking refugee status and government benefits for white South Africans, some of whom left because the benefits weren't generous enough. Marcus connects it to the physician shortage crisis. Madeline says she's writing the article.

Then: the Pentagon quietly rewriting its military history curricula to replace accurate accounts with Lost Cause mythology and more "sympathetic language" about Confederate soldiers. Marcus knows exactly what that's about. So does Madeline.

And then Trump's 9/11 story — which keeps changing. The version circulating this week has firefighters physically lifting him off the ground and carrying him from the rubble before a building came down on him. Marcus was in Germany on September 11th, on an airbase ramp, and heard Trump on the radio that same week talking about how the towers coming down meant he now had the tallest building in Manhattan. He remembers exactly what kind of man was in front of that microphone.

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a call to action.

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Danielle Butterfield with Priorities USA on Winning the Digital Game

Thu, 10 Sep 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline sit down with Danielle Butterfield, President and Executive Director of Priorities USA — the Democratic super PAC founded in response to Citizens United that has spent the last decade becoming one of the most sophisticated digital voter outreach operations in American politics.

Find Priorities USA at priorities.org.

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The Legal Case Against Pete Hegseth

Mon, 07 Sep 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Madeline wrote a legal brief accusing Pete Hegseth of war crimes, and she's walking through it here. Three documented actions: firing the civilian mitigation lawyers, rejecting Anthropic's human-oversight requirement for AI targeting, and explicitly changing Pentagon policy to prioritize speed over accuracy and lethality over legality — in his own words, in press releases. A girls' school was bombed. One human check would have caught it. Hegseth made sure no one had to look. The full sourced article is live on Substack. This is the argument.

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Why I'm Defending Abdul El-Sayed

Thu, 03 Sep 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Madeline goes solo to defend Abdul El-Sayed against antisemitism accusations — and she's speaking as someone who grew up in Orthodox Jewish Day School. She breaks down who's doing the cherry-picking, why establishment Democrats and Republicans share a common interest in painting DSA candidates as radical, and why criticizing a government's actions is not the same as hating a people. She also traces the Democratic Party's messaging collapse from the Clinton compromises to Hakeem Jeffries publicly rejecting Medicare for All — and makes the case that what the DSA is offering isn't radical. It's just hope, which is what Democrats stopped selling a long time ago. Personal, researched, and worth hearing from someone with real skin in the game.

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Pistol Pete and the Cover-Up: Hegseth's Pentagon, Dorie Miller, and the Stars and Stripes

Sun, 30 Aug 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Hegseth fired Army Chief of Staff General Randy George, and now we know why: George wouldn't drop the investigation into an unauthorized Apache helicopter flyover at Kid Rock's house. Marcus calls it what it is — not a crime, but a cover-up. Then: the quiet move to strip Dorie Miller's name from a Navy ship (he was the first Black sailor awarded the Navy Cross, for shooting down enemy aircraft during Pearl Harbor without training), so Trump can put his own name on it instead. And finally: the firing of the Stars and Stripes editor and a Middle East reporter for "insubordination" — after they said on CBS that censoring military journalism would be a red line. Maddie unpacks the legal defense they're likely constructing. Marcus closes on what the First Amendment actually means and why it still matters.

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Instincts, Islamophobia, and Mamdani's Pied-à-Terre

Fri, 28 Aug 2026 05:01:00 GMT

With the midterms looking increasingly winnable — possibly even in the Senate — Marcus and Maddie dig into what Democrats are finally getting right and what it took to get here. Maddie recounts defending Mamdani's childcare funding model on Newsmax and watching conservative hosts go quiet when the math actually landed. Then she tells the full story: how defending Abdul El-Sayed on Fox led to a conversation with Hassan Piker in Los Angeles, what she found when she actually did the research, and what she told him straight to his face about his platform. Plus: why Marcus's gut told him to pass on Graham Plattner in the Maine primary long before the truth came out — and what that says about the candidate vetting process that actually works.

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A Light We Didn't Deserve to Lose: Dolly Parton (Plus, the Election Interference Playbook)

Thu, 27 Aug 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Somerville start with something personal: the passing of Dolly Parton. She wasn't just a country icon — she was a bridge builder, a philanthropist, and proof that extraordinary success doesn't have to come with cruelty. Marcus shares a connection to her family; Maddie explains why Dolly was her answer to the dinner-with-anyone question. Then the show turns to the week's ugliest news: the Supreme Court clearing the way for Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting, federal immigration officers pulled off their actual jobs and reassigned to hunt for voter fraud that statistically barely exists, and what all of it is really about — manufacturing enough chaos to question whatever outcome the midterms produce. Marcus breaks down why this is less about policy and more about running out the clock.

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Trump's Taco Truck, Shock Gloves & The Healing

Fri, 14 Aug 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline tackle the Turkey evacuation story, where Trump slipped out of Air Force One in what Marcus charitably calls a taco truck while leaving his staff, senior officials, and reporters behind on a plane with a credible threat against it. Shawn said what a leader would have done. Marcus and Madeline say what Trump did instead. Neither assessment is flattering.

Meanwhile, ICE is seeking a $20 million purchase order for shock gloves — the same $20 million that was supposed to go toward body cameras. Madeline went and looked at the stock trades, the investments, and the meetings. She has thoughts. Open corruption has entered a phase where it doesn’t even bother to hide anymore, and Marcus and Madeline try to make sense of why a sane, reasonable person could look at all of it and still say it’s fine — what fear does to common sense, and what tribalism does to the rest.

The final stretch is about healing — whether it’s possible, what it requires, and why Madeline issued a public apology over a Fox News moment involving Hassan Piker, what she actually meant, and why she stands by it. Her argument: the only politicians worth putting in office right now are ones who are actively trying to bring people together. Winning at all costs and healing at all costs are not the same goal — and right now, only one of them matters.

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Primary Night Breakdown

Thu, 13 Aug 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline are still running on coffee and primary night results, and they’ve got a lot to say about what actually happened — and what the media is getting wrong about it.

They open on Michigan, where Abdul El-Sayed edged out Haley Stevens despite being outspent by somewhere in the neighborhood of 11 or 12 to one. Then Wisconsin, where Francesca Hong lost a race the polls had her winning by nine points. The media’s takeaway: DSA versus establishment, civil war in the Democratic Party. Marcus and Madeline’s takeaway: that’s the wrong frame, and the differences between where Democrats sit on the spectrum are far smaller than the difference between any Democrat and Mike Rogers rubber-stamping Trump in the Senate.

Madeline brings the demographic analysis she does as a jury consultant and breaks down why El-Sayed’s race and Hong’s race aren’t actually comparable — different candidates, wildly different spending disparities, and a very different undecided voter picture two weeks out. The through-line she keeps coming back to: undecided voters, in the end, go with the safer-feeling choice. That has implications for November that cut both ways.

The conversation also covers Georgia’s own undecided math — what it means for Ossoff, for Keisha Lance Bottoms, for the governor’s race — and why Madeline thinks what Georgia has quietly been modeling for the country, with candidates whose hearts were always more Democratic than their party registration, is a story that deserves more attention than it’s getting.

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Shawn Harris: The General isn't done with Georgia's 14th District

Thu, 13 Aug 2026 03:34:56 GMT

Marcus and Madeline sit down with Brigadier General (Ret.) Shawn Harris, the Democratic nominee for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District — the seat formerly held by Marjorie Taylor Greene, now occupied by her handpicked successor Clay Fuller, who has done exactly nothing since arriving in Washington.

Shawn traces the arc from that first conversation with Marcus at a McDonald’s in Cedartown — bad coffee, two-hour conversation, one career-changing suggestion — to a campaign that has moved the district 25 points, forced Republicans to spend $2.3 million to defend it, nearly won a special election runoff, and is now genuinely, measurably in play. He explains why he shows up to town halls without a speech, why a Republican neighbor telling him “I’m still a Republican, but I’m voting for you — and I’m holding your ass accountable” is exactly the right kind of win, and what the difference between a leader and a puppet looks like up close.

The conversation covers rural healthcare, the Big Ugly Bill, Georgia’s 49th-place ranking in healthcare access, the Iran war’s human cost landing close to home, and why a strong Shawn Harris campaign in Northwest Georgia doesn’t just help Shawn — it pulls up the whole ticket. Ossoff. Keisha. The governor’s race. All of it.

Donate at shawnforgeorgia.com and follow at @ShawnHarrisGA

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A Memo Isn't a Promise. And Courage Is the Only Currency That Matters

Fri, 07 Aug 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Todd Blanche is heading toward confirmation as Attorney General. Tillis and Cornyn got a memo. A memo with no legal force, no enforcement mechanism, and fingers firmly uncrossed. The Epstein survivors who met with Blanche called it offensive and insufficient. The Senate Republicans who called it enough knew better.

Marcus and Madeline called it what it is: cover. And they asked the question worth asking — if Susan Collins is a no, who else has the courage to be?

That question opens into something bigger. Madeline makes the case that courage is the only political currency that actually compounds. Voters feel compromise even when they can’t name it. The only thing that earns trust back is doing the hard thing when you’re afraid to do it.

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Michigan Spoke. Now Let's Talk About What It Actually Means

Thu, 06 Aug 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline are breaking down what the primary results mean for the fall and for the Democratic Party's ongoing identity conversation.

Abdul El-Sayed edged out Haley Stevens in the Michigan Senate primary in what was supposed to be a blowout. Stevens outraised him massively. She still lost. Marcus and Madeline unpack why: earned media beats fundraising, and a candidate who says what people actually believe cuts through in ways that a well-funded cautious centrist doesn't. Marcus notes that establishment Democrats have been self-censoring on things like Medicare for All for years, terrified of the socialist label — a label Madeline argues is pure Cold War propaganda that younger generations simply don't carry in their bones the same way.

They dig into who actually votes for DSA-aligned candidates and why: it's not just ideological purity. For older, less affluent voters who rely on Medicare and fear losing it, voting for someone perceived as unelectable in a general is a financial risk they can't afford to take. For younger voters who weren't propagandized with red scare messaging, universal healthcare isn't radical — it's just common sense.

Then they push back on the media's framing of DSA versus establishment as some existential Democratic civil war. The differences are real but narrow. The goal is the same. The path to November runs through Michigan, and El-Sayed's platform is going to serve Michiganders a hell of a lot better than Mike Rogers rubber-stamping Trump in the Senate.

Also: Jocelyn Benson for Michigan governor. Vote the whole ticket.

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Georgia's 1st Is in Play. Amanda Hollowell is Showing Up

Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:37:55 GMT

Marcus and Madeline sit down with Amanda Hollowell, the Democratic candidate running to flip Georgia's 1st Congressional District — an open seat in coastal and rural Southeast Georgia that's drawing national attention now that longtime incumbent Buddy Carter has put himself on what Marcus diplomatically calls "the retirement list" to run for Senate.

Amanda is a lifelong organizer and advocate who started at UC Berkeley protesting Clarence Thomas's attack on affirmative action, served as Girl State Attorney General, and has spent years doing the unglamorous work of building community power in Southeast Georgia from the ground up. She won a primary against a candidate with deeper name recognition. She's a single mother and full-time caregiver to her father who still makes breakfast before picking up yard signs. And she is running hard in a district rated R+8 that, in this midterm environment, isn't as safe as that number suggests.

The conversation covers what voters in the district are actually saying — small business owners rattled by tariff chaos hitting the Port of Savannah, union workers at the docks and the Hyundai plant worried about workers' rights, families dealing with three labor and delivery units serving 600,000 people, and a district that went a decade without a town hall from its representative. They dig into the data center fight in Effingham County, where residents are learning about environmental justice in real time because it just showed up at their front door. And Amanda makes the case — calmly, directly, without flowery words — for why this race is winnable, why her Republican opponent isn't showing up, and why success looks like coming home to constituents who say "you heard me, you saw me."

Find her at AmandaForGA.com and @Amanda4GA on social.

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Comey, Retribution, and Get Out the Vote

Tue, 04 Aug 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Trump's DOJ may have overplayed its hand going after Jim Comey in the "seashells" case — and Marcus and Melissa explain why it could backfire. They close out the show with a direct message ahead of the midterms: the House is within reach, the Senate isn't out of the question, and apathy isn't an option anymore.

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Fauci's Circus on the Hill

Mon, 03 Aug 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Dr. Anthony Fauci pled the fifth over 100 times on Capitol Hill, and Marcus and Melissa call it exactly what it was: political theater. They dig into the "lab vs. nature" origin obsession, the pandemic playbook the last administration scrapped, and why Republicans are still relitigating 2020 instead of talking about the price of eggs. A clear-eyed look at who COVID hearings are really for.

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One Year In, and the Todd Blanche Saga

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 21:20:50 GMT

It's our one-year anniversary — and what a year it's been. Marcus and guest co-host Melissa Amor break down the Senate GOP revolt holding up Todd Blanche's AG confirmation, why Cornyn and Tillis suddenly found their spines, and how it all ties back to Trump's $1.8 billion "weaponization fund" lawsuit. Plus: the Epstein survivors Blanche dismissed, the Ghislaine Maxwell "country club" prison, and why courage in Washington is so rare it makes headlines. Vote like your life depends on it — because it does.

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Ossoff's Masterclass and the Board of War Profiteers

Mon, 27 Jul 2026 05:01:00 GMT

The Iran war is back on — or still on, depending on which day you’re reading this. Hegseth and his crew went up to Capitol Hill to beg for more money for a conflict they declared won five months ago, and Senator Jon Ossoff made them regret it.

Marcus and Madeline break down exactly why the Ossoff questioning worked: he didn’t jump in when Hegseth dodged. He waited. Then he repeated the question. Then he noted, calmly, that Hegseth still hadn’t answered it. No grandstanding, no viral moment hunting — just accountability doing what it’s supposed to do. Accountability doesn’t care about your machismo. Senator Shaheen’s approach — “shut up, I’m not listening to your speech” — also gets full marks.

On the war itself: Madeline lays out what she believes, backed by research, is the actual reason we’re in Iran. It’s not about nuclear weapons. It’s about rebuilding a country and who gets to cash in when you do. The Board of Peace is a board of war profiteers — Jared Kushner pitching the Gaza rebuild at Davos, sovereign wealth funds from Saudi Arabia and Qatar as the financing vehicle, and contractors to be named later. Sound familiar? It should. It’s the same function Epstein served, now done in the open.

Also this week: the New Jersey voter roll story is not what Trump says it is, the major networks skipping his primetime speech may have given Brendan Carr a gift, and Madeline won a debate about birthright citizenship by doing something radical — reading the 14th Amendment.

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$124M Odyssey, a World Cup, and a President Who Won't Get Off the Stage.

Fri, 24 Jul 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline took a beat this week for some cultural conversation — and somehow still ended up talking about what this country has become.

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is a hit, people are seeing it at 3 AM in IMAX, and John Leguizamo is out here trying to connect advocates doing good work with a bigger platform. If you know someone quietly doing remarkable things who deserves a spotlight, send a comment their way.

Spain won the World Cup in extra time. It was a great game, a worthy champion, and a genuinely joyful moment — until Trump wandered onto the stage and wouldn’t leave, milling around while players waited to celebrate, getting booed audibly on international television.

Marcus spent 20 years overseas. He remembers when other countries looked at America and wanted to be us. Madeline is in Belize this week, and a local told her the same thing unprompted: we used to think the United States was the place to be. That’s changed.

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Trump vs. the EEOC: They're Erasing the Evidence. That's the Point.

Thu, 23 Jul 2026 05:01:00 GMT

The EEOC just scrapped a 60-year-old rule requiring companies with over 100 employees to submit annual demographic reports. This data — who works there, what race, what gender, at what level — has survived every administration since 1966. Gone now. Recommended, unsurprisingly, by Project 2025.

The chair of the EEOC says the reports promote racial stereotyping and cost companies too much. The sole remaining Democrat on the commission called it a return to the pre-civil rights era. They’re both right about what it is. Only one of them is right about whether that’s a problem.

Madeline traces this back to the people actually running the policy agenda — Thiel, Yarvin, the Heritage Foundation, Opus Dei — and their shared worldview: that a hierarchy to society is natural, that those at the top deserve to be there, and that DEI messes up the order. Marcus traces it back further: to Reconstruction, to sharecropping, to redlining, to the GI Bill that built generational wealth for white veterans while Black veterans got nothing. The wealth gap didn’t happen by accident.

DEI programs that got canceled — like research into why Georgia has the highest Black maternal mortality rate in the country — didn’t disappear because they were wasteful. They disappeared because they had the wrong label. And without the EEOC data, it gets harder to see what’s happening and easier to pretend it isn’t.

Want to know if a policy is racist? Look at who it hurts. Every time.

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Auditing Todd Blanche’s Confirmation Hearing

Thu, 16 Jul 2026 02:12:23 GMT

Marcus and Madeline skip the guest this week and do something the Senate Judiciary Committee should have done better: a real audit of Todd Blanche's fitness to be United States Attorney General.

Marcus brings his compliance background — outcomes, findings, rubrics — and Madeline brings her legal training, and together they go category by category through what actually matters in an AG confirmation hearing: independence from the president, ethical track record, commitment to the rule of law, handling of conflicts of interest, and more. What they find isn't pretty.

Blanche's Freudian slip at his own confirmation — calling himself Trump's lawyer instead of the people's lawyer — becomes the centerpiece of a larger argument Madeline makes with real precision: his attorney-client confidentiality obligations to Trump don't expire, and at some point those obligations will directly conflict with his duty to the American people. That's not a future risk. It's a present disqualification.

Marcus tries to be objective. Madeline gives Blanche an F-minus-minus and says he broke the scale. They agree he'll probably be confirmed anyway — and that the Democrats didn't do a good enough job holding his feet to the fire when they had the chance.

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Patriotism, Politics, and the Fight for America's Future

Mon, 13 Jul 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville discuss patriotism, America's 250th anniversary, the future of the Democratic Party, and the growing debate over progressive politics. They explore what real leadership looks like, why authenticity matters in public service, and how Americans can work toward a stronger democracy together.

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Character Matters: Why Values Still Matter in Politics

Fri, 10 Jul 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville discuss why character and integrity matter in politics, break down the week's biggest headlines—from NATO and foreign policy to congressional leadership—and reflect on the importance of protecting democratic values while celebrating the growing With All Due Respect community.

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Elaine Luria on Service, Accountability, and America's Future

Thu, 09 Jul 2026 04:00:22 GMT

Former Navy commander and Congresswoman Elaine Luria joins Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville to discuss military leadership, veterans' issues, healthcare, affordability, government accountability, and the challenges facing American democracy. It's a wide-ranging conversation about service, integrity, and the future of public leadership.

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The Declaration of Independence, Democratic Socialism, and the Long Con

Fri, 19 Jun 2026 21:47:27 GMT

Marcus is out, so Madeline Summerville takes the mic solo for a Get Ready With Me episode recorded between a political debate and a Fox News hit. She breaks down why the Declaration of Independence's grievances against King George read like a checklist of complaints against the Trump administration, makes the case for why "No Kings" is the right label for the moment, and untangles democratic socialism from communism for anyone still confused. She also digs into the MLB Pride Night controversy, JD Vance's conversion story and his ties to Peter Thiel and Curtis Yarvin, and traces how the National Association of Manufacturers spent nearly a century manipulating American psychology — from FDR to Reagan to right now. It's a lot of ground in one sitting, but that's what happens when you give Madeline a chat box and forty-five minutes to kill.

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The On-again, Off-again Iran War

Mon, 15 Jun 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline close out before a July 4th break with a packed news roundup — and they're not going quietly.

They open on Iran, where hostilities are back on, a helicopter is down, and Trump is still insisting a deal is close. Nobody believes him, including probably Trump. With gas prices rising and recession talk spreading, Madeline breaks down why it's nearly impossible to know what's real when neither side has any interest in transparency — and why the Princess Bride two-cups logic is the only framework that makes sense anymore.

The House voted to end the war. ICE got funded anyway after a 115-day fight. Democrats got Mark Wayne Mullen on the record saying something useful. Small wins, noted.

Then it's on to the midterm map: why that hard 30% of MAGA support isn't moving but doesn't need to, how the defector vote is invisible in primary polling, and what it would mean for Georgia — Ossoff, Keisha Lance Bottoms, the governor's race — if even 2-3% of soft Republicans stay home or cross over.

They close on Zohran Mamdani, who is apparently just out here taxing second homes worth over five million dollars, fixing things, and making videos about it. The billionaires haven't left New York. Madeline loves him. Marcus agrees.

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Winning Isn't Everything. Winning the Right Way Still Matters

Fri, 12 Jun 2026 19:11:16 GMT

Sleepy Don, primary night chaos, and the moral cost of wanting to win too badly — Marcus and Madeline are back with a lot on their minds.

They open on Trump's increasingly public sundowning, Madeline's theory about why Peter Thiel and J.D. Vance are laying low, and what happens when a miserable old bastard refuses to leave the stage. Then it's on to primary night: Maine, South Carolina, Nevada, and the Graham Plattner situation that has Madeline genuinely frustrated with her own party. Her argument is sharp and worth hearing — that endorsing a candidate with this many red flags, when a perfectly good alternative existed, costs Democrats something more valuable than a Senate seat. It costs them trust.

From there: Nancy Mace finishes dead last in the South Carolina governor's race (goodbye), Lindsey Graham survives with a bubble wand at Disney World (Lady G), and Trump is already setting up the rigged election narrative for the LA mayor's race before the votes are even counted.

They close on California wildfires, DEI blame, and Van Jones giving Madeline the talking point she didn't know she needed about dry hurricanes, air tankers, and thirty years of Republicans calling climate change a hoax.

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Ohio's 10th Is Winnable. Kristina Knickerbocker Can Do It.

Thu, 11 Jun 2026 13:58:18 GMT

Marcus and Madeline sit down with Kristina Knickerbocker, Air Force veteran, oncology nurse practitioner, mother of two, and Democratic candidate for Ohio's 10th Congressional District — a seat held by 30-year incumbent Mike Turner that's now R+3 and very much in play.

Kristina's path to running started the way a lot of the best candidacies do: she called her representative about the Big Beautiful Bill, told him her patients were going to die because of it, and got no response. Nobody was running against Turner. So she decided to.

Marcus and Madeline dig into what a decade of military service and years on the oncology floor at Ohio State teach you about problem-solving under pressure, navigating broken systems, and fighting for people who can't fight for themselves. They talk about what voters in the district are actually saying — basic needs, affordable healthcare, kids coming home safe from school — and why Turner, who hasn't hosted a town hall and whose last fundraising quarter was 100% corporate PAC money, has no answer for any of it.

Kristina isn't taking corporate PAC money. She's married to a recently converted Republican. She grew up in a Republican family. And she's running a campaign built on service over party — integrity first, service before self, excellence in all we do. Sound familiar?

Find her at KristinaKnickerbocker.com and on social at Kristina Knickerbocker.

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Nico Parra on Running for Community

Wed, 03 Jun 2026 22:45:20 GMT

Marcus and Madeline sit down with Nico Parra, a 21-year-old son of Colombian immigrants, Gwinnett County public school product, schoolteacher, and first-time candidate who ran for Georgia House District 109. He lost in May — and hasn’t slowed down for a single day.

Nico’s path into politics started at 16, when he became a poll worker during the height of COVID and spent an 18-hour Election Day falling in love with the front lines of democracy. From there it was voter registration drives, language equity advocacy, legislative internships, and eventually a grassroots campaign funded not by PACs or corporations but by the neighbors he grew up with.

Marcus and Madeline dig into what it actually feels like to run without money, without a machine, and without anyone handing you a roadmap — and why the doors Nico knocked on, and the hour-long conversations that happened on those porches, were the fuel that kept the campaign going. They talk about the issues that cut across every party line in Gwinnett: property taxes, school quality, gun safety, and the simple desire to afford a life.

The conversation closes on something Marcus has been saying for years and Nico lives every day: that politics, at its best, is just community. And the people trying to break it know exactly what they’re doing.

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The Iran War Nobody Can Explain

Tue, 02 Jun 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline open on the Iran war — the one nobody can quite explain. Ceasefire, then not. Peace deal, then not. Regime change promised, delivered to someone arguably worse. They’re not buying the chaos narrative: when this much corporate money is riding on a presidency, nothing is willy-nilly. The war was gamed out. They knew the Strait would close. The question is who benefits — and what deal Trump comes back with after throwing away the leverage Obama’s team spent years building.

Then Madeline floats a counterintuitive strategy borrowed from Sun Tzu: build your enemy a golden bridge to retreat across. Her argument — that Democrats might actually win by letting Trump play the victim of the forces that used him — gets a real hearing from Marcus, who agrees that the people who’ve been plotting this since FDR deserve accountability even if the mad king himself didn’t fully know what he was signing up for.

And Pope Leo keeps coming up. Madeline makes the case that a pope declaring no war is just may be the single most dangerous thing that could happen to the military industrial complex right now — and that the cross-religious response has been overwhelmingly, surprisingly united.

The episode closes on a quiet note, with Madeline honoring Marcus and the veterans for whom Memorial Day is anything but a long weekend.

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Redistricting, the Klan's Long Shadow & AI Without a Leash

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline react to a federal court blocking Alabama’s latest attempt to redraw districts in a way that would gut Black voter representation — and they’re not surprised. Madeline connects the dots between today’s gerrymandering fights and a century of deliberate housing discrimination, making the argument she wishes someone would let her make on cable: Republicans aren’t just using race as a political tool, they’re profiting off of it while accusing Democrats of the exact same thing.

The conversation moves to Stone Mountain, Georgia, where Madeline’s early city council work gave her a firsthand look at how Klan ideology quietly migrated into mainstream political structures — rebranded, but still very much operational.

Then Marcus asks Madeline about Pope Leo’s letter on AI, and they dig into the tension between efficiency and accountability. Marcus’s compliance background gives him a clear-eyed take: anytime you remove the human factor, you introduce new categories of error and abuse. The question isn’t whether AI is useful — it’s whether the people in charge of deploying it are asking the right questions before they do.

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Ken Paxton, Herschel Walker & the Art of the Own Goal

Fri, 29 May 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline are doing the midterm math — and for once, the numbers are looking up.

They open on Ken Paxton’s win over incumbent John Cornyn in the Texas Senate primary, and while nobody’s putting a Cornyn bumper sticker on their car, the implications are significant. A MAGA-endorsed candidate with a criminal rap sheet facing a general electorate that’s increasingly fed up? Marcus and Madeline have seen this movie before — and it ended with Raphael Warnock winning a runoff in Georgia while Herschel Walker became a nightly comedy segment.

Madeline breaks down why Trump’s primary endorsements are actually self-defeating in general elections: the MAGA base dominates primaries precisely because the disillusioned stay home, but those same defectors — the ones Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene are now courting — don’t disappear in November, they vote Democrat.

Then there’s California, where Trump’s premature endorsement in a top-two primary may have single-handedly rescued a Democratic candidate from elimination. The word they’re both looking for is “dumb.”

The bottom line: Republicans are going to burn a mountain of money propping up Paxton in Texas — money that won’t be going to defend vulnerable Senate seats elsewhere. And if Democrats show up, organize, and start donating now, flipping both chambers isn’t a fantasy anymore.

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Chris Jones: Affordability & Accountability for All

Wed, 27 May 2026 21:29:20 GMT

Marcus and Madeline are talking to one of the most compelling candidates in the country, Chris Jones, who’s running to flip Arkansas’s 2nd Congressional District against six-term incumbent French Hill.

Chris’s résumé is almost hard to believe: BS in physics and mathematics from Morehouse, MS in nuclear engineering from MIT, PhD in urban planning also from MIT, NASA physicist, nonprofit leader, and ordained minister. But as he makes clear, none of that is the point — the point is that he’s a seventh-generation Arkansan who grew up believing that serving people and solving problems are the same thing.

Marcus and Madeline dig into what his 2022 governor’s race taught him about Arkansas and its people — including why he intentionally walked a mile at sundown through a former sundown town — and how that experience shapes the way he’s running now. They talk about the deliberate cracking of Little Rock’s district to protect French Hill, why that same banker just voted to raise overdraft fees on constituents who can barely make ends meet, and why Chris is already up three points in the polls.

The conversation goes deep on faith, leadership, and bridge-building — how you actually reach Republican voters without asking them to abandon their values, why genuine empathy beats partisan messaging every time, and what it means to show up for everyone in your district, MAGA voters included.

Chris’s campaign platform is simple: AAA — Affordability and Accountability for All. Find him at ChrisJonesForCongress.com and on social at JonesforAR

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Catholic Integralism, War Profiteers & Vatican II

Tue, 19 May 2026 12:56:57 GMT

Madeline is flying solo tonight, live from a New York City hotel room fresh off a NewsNation appearance — and she has a lot on her mind.

She opens with a sharp take on the Kamala question Democrats keep getting wrong: fear isn't a message, and identity alone doesn't move non-voters. What actually works — and what Obama and Zohran Mamdani understood — is painting a concrete picture of a better future and showing your work.

Then things get deep. Madeline pulls a thread that starts with Steve Bannon, Cambridge Analytica, and data harvesting, and traces it all the way back to an 800 AD theological dispute about the nature of the Holy Trinity. She connects the dots between Charlemagne's power grab, the 1053 split between Rome and Constantinople, the Crusades, Opus Dei's founding in fascist Spain, and the Vatican's wartime deal with the Nazis — all to explain why a small but powerful coalition of Catholic integralists, traditionalists, and war profiteers has been at war with the modernizing reforms of Vatican II ever since.

Along the way: why Peter Thiel's early Facebook investment wasn't about social media, what Dario Amodei's refusal to work with Pete Hegseth may have to do with a bombed girls' school, and why the people running things behind Trump aren't ideologues — they're risk assessors with a very long game.

This one goes places. Take notes.

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Tennessee Couldn't Wait to Redraw Their Map

Mon, 18 May 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline open on the immediate aftermath of the Supreme Court’s gutting of the Voting Rights Act, and Tennessee’s lightning-fast move to redraw maps the very next day. If you needed proof that the ruling was never about legal nuance, there it is. They break down what’s happening with redistricting battles across the South and why showing up in November in overwhelming numbers is no longer optional — it’s the whole ballgame.

Then it’s on to Trump’s state visit to China. Marcus isn’t impressed. Xi Jinping negotiates. Trump gives things away. And with Russia, China, and Iran all pulling in the same direction, Madeline connects the dots on why the Ukraine war endgame may be the one prize keeping Trump on board with everything else.

The economy gets its due too — sky-high gas prices, grocery costs, inflation at a three-and-a-half-year high, and a president who literally said out loud he doesn’t think about your financial situation. Plus: why billion-dollar corporations paying less in taxes than teachers should be the easiest argument in the world to make.

And finally — the Drunk Cabinet. Boxwine Shapiro. Whiskey Pete. And the newest addition: Cashtini. Why does this administration keep sending people to Capitol Hill who can’t hold it together, and what would real congressional accountability actually look like?

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Trump Says the Quiet Part Out Loud

Fri, 15 May 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline start with Trump’s stunning admission that he simply doesn’t think about how his decisions affect everyday Americans, and break down why that matters so much to the working-class voters who put him in office. The economy isn’t abstract — it’s groceries, gas, energy bills, and a generation of young people who can’t afford a home or a future.

Then the conversation gets personal. From data centers threatening historic communities like Social Circle, Georgia, to the slow erosion of rights that both Marcus and Madeline once thought were permanent — they reckon with the unsettling realization that the civil rights fights their grandparents lived through aren’t as far behind us as they believed.

Madeline also previews her investigative article series connecting Peter Thiel, Jeffrey Epstein, the military industrial complex, and Trump’s so-called “Board of Peace” — and explains why Trump posting an AI Jesus photo and attacking the Pope isn’t random noise. It’s a thread, and she’s pulling it.

Plus: Team Pope Leo. Full stop.

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Bob Trammell on Democracy, Accountability & the race for Georgia Attorney General

Wed, 13 May 2026 23:18:58 GMT

Marcus and Madeline sit down with Bob Trammell, Democratic candidate for Attorney General of Georgia. Bob shares his journey from the one-traffic-light town of Luthersville to the State House floor — and why the current assault on voting rights made 2026 the race he couldn't sit out.

They cover the collapse of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and what it means for elections at every level of government, from Congress down to your local school board. Bob breaks down his day-one plan to create a Voting Rights Division within the Department of Law, his commitment not to prosecute women or doctors under Georgia's abortion law, and his vision for using the AG's consumer protection powers to go after crypto scams, corporate polluters, and the fraudsters targeting Georgia seniors.

Plus — what running for office looks like when your eight-year-old wants to ride along.

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Democrats, the Voting Rights Act, and What Happens Next

Fri, 08 May 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Democrats have outperformed Kamala Harris in 193 of 229 state and federal elections since Trump's inauguration. The momentum is real — but so is the backlash. Marcus Flowers and Madeline Somerville break down the Supreme Court's gutting of the Voting Rights Act, what it actually means for minority representation, and why Chief Justice John Roberts has been working toward this moment since the 1970s. Plus: the DOJ's subpoenas targeting Fulton County election workers, why the activist majority on the Court keeps making the unthinkable happen, and what Democrats absolutely must do if they take back the House and Senate in November. Spoiler: another round of committee hearings isn't going to cut it.

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Maura Keller on Veterans, Congress, and Getting Things Done

Wed, 06 May 2026 22:16:46 GMT

Retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Mara Keller has seen what happens when nobody listens — paralyzed veterans waiting months for a working wheelchair, patients left unattended, problems kicked up the chain and buried. So she's running for Congress in Georgia's Third District to do something about it. Marcus Flowers and Madeline Somerville sit down with the Democratic candidate and HTL endorsee to talk about 26 years of military service, her time at the Atlanta VA, why she carries binders full of constituent concerns, and why she thinks Congress is going to hate her — and why that's exactly the point. Plus: what it means to be a Democrat in an 80% Republican district, why swing voters are the real target, and the core values that got her through years of military retaliation after doing the right thing.

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Sabrina Newby on Business, Education, and Running Without Permission

Thu, 30 Apr 2026 01:33:34 GMT

Sabrina Newby didn't ask anyone's permission to start a minority chamber of commerce, grow minority business participation in Liberty County from 5% to 13%, or launch a product that landed in Walmart. And she's not asking permission to run for Georgia House District 168 either. Marcus and Maddie dig into her DOD background, the obstacles facing veteran-owned and minority businesses near Fort Stewart, her vision for reforming education in rural Georgia, and the very real price she's paid for refusing to wait her turn.

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Duro Haynes for Georgia State Senate

Wed, 22 Apr 2026 21:22:22 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Somerville sit down with Duro Haynes, Democratic candidate for Georgia State Senate District 17, for a wide-ranging conversation about what it actually takes to serve a community. Duro shares the lessons he learned working for the late Congressman David Scott — a Georgia giant who passed away the day of this recording — and explains why he jumped into this race: to fight the politics of excuses and deliver real results for Henry and Clayton counties. From the cost of living crisis and free school lunch to transit infrastructure and government accountability, this is the kind of policy conversation Georgia voters deserve.

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Trump Jesus, Orban's Defeat, and the Fall of Eric Swalwell

Fri, 17 Apr 2026 11:00:00 GMT

Marcus and Maddie wrap up a wild week in politics — from Viktor Orban's stunning election loss to the Eric Swalwell sexual assault allegations that ended his congressional career and governor's bid. Plus: the Trump "Jesus Doctor" Easter post, JD Vance's losing streak, questions about the 25th Amendment, and why integrity still matters in politics. Maddie also previews her deep-dive Substack series on who's really pulling the strings.

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Robb Ryerse for Congress in Arkansas 3rd District

Wed, 15 Apr 2026 21:31:32 GMT

Democratic nominee Robb Ryerse has spent 30 years as an evangelical pastor. Now he's running for Congress in one of the reddest districts in the country — and he might just win. He joins Marcus Flowers and Maddie Summerville to talk about leaving Christian nationalism behind, building trust across party lines, and why the people of Arkansas's 3rd district deserve a representative who actually represents them.

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Jason Esteves on Leveling the Playing Field in Georgia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 22:10:15 GMT

Former Congressman Joe Walsh fills in for Marcus Flowers and Madeline Sommerville this week, and he brings exactly the kind of conversation With All Due Respect was made for. Walsh sits down with Jason Esteves — attorney, small business owner, former state senator, and Democratic candidate for governor of Georgia — for a wide-open talk about what it actually takes to win in a state that's ready to flip.

Esteves makes his case simply: health, wealth, and opportunity. From his days as a middle school teacher in a low-income community to cooking bacon at his Macon restaurant when the crew called in sick, he's the kind of candidate Walsh has been waiting for the Democratic Party to produce — real, direct, and fluent in the concerns of working people. They dig into why Democrats lost touch with everyday voters in 2024, why the biggest opponent in Georgia isn't Trump — it's the couch — and why the trades deserve just as much celebration as a college degree.

With Georgia's Democratic primary on April 27th and a runoff almost certain to follow, Esteves explains why he believes he's the only candidate who can build the coalition it takes to actually win. Learn more and get involved at jasonesteves.com.

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Trump's Iran War Is Already a Runaway Train

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline sound the alarm on the escalating conflict with Iran — and why a primetime presidential address can't paper over the chaos. With the Houthis active, fighting spreading into Lebanon, troops deploying from the 82nd Airborne, and markets swinging on tweets, Marcus argues the administration jumped in without an exit strategy and has no clear path out. Plus, what the conflict means for prices at home, why Marcus can't take President Trump's address seriously, and a closing charge to listeners: the fight for democracy happens at the ballot box — state, local, and every election in between.

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Trump's National Voter List Is Unconstitutional. Full Stop.

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 11:00:00 GMT

Marcus and Madeline break down Trump's executive order to create a national voter registry and restrict mail-in ballots — and why the Constitution is unambiguous: states run elections. They dig into who the SAVE Act would actually harm, from elderly Black Americans born in segregated hospitals without birth certificates, to abuse survivors, fire victims, and anyone who can't take time off work to navigate a government bureaucracy. Plus, the striking hypocrisy of a president who just voted by mail himself — and lost a local race in his own backyard at Mar-a-Lago. And Marcus gives credit where it was briefly due on U.S.-Japan relations, before Trump's Pearl Harbor joke erased it entirely.

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Birthright Citizenship Goes to the Supreme Court

Fri, 03 Apr 2026 17:19:03 GMT

Marcus and Madeline break down the Supreme Court oral arguments on birthright citizenship — and why attorneys on both sides of the debate say the law leaves almost no wiggle room. They discuss the strong performance of ACLU attorney Cecilia Wong, skeptical questioning from Justices Roberts and Gorsuch, and what it would mean if the Court rules against a plain reading of the 14th Amendment. Plus, a moment of appreciation for Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's dissent in a separate case — and why her way of thinking might be her greatest asset on the bench.

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Noah Taylor for US Senate in Kansas

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 03:07:32 GMT

Kansas Senate candidate Noah Taylor joins Marcus Flowers and Madeline Somerville for a conversation that's anything but political theater. A former infantry grunt turned counterintelligence analyst, Noah is running a grassroots campaign in one of the reddest states in the country — and he's not taking a dime from corporate PACs. He breaks down his top priorities: repealing blanket tariffs, tackling the housing crisis, and holding politicians accountable the way the rest of us get held accountable at our jobs. Plus, Marcus and Madeline react to the No Kings rallies, weigh in on Pete Hegseth's Pentagon press conferences, and make the case that the Democratic Party's authenticity problem might be solving itself — one veteran candidate at a time. Find Noah at noah4kansas.com.

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Iran's Present for Donald Trump

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 17:30:05 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville break down Trump’s bizarre claim that Iran sent him a “very significant” gift — and why that alone should raise every red flag imaginable. From the Emoluments Clause to Iran publicly denying they’re even in talks with the U.S., Marcus and Madeline unpack the gap between what Trump says and what’s actually happening on the world stage.

They also dig into the administration’s use of memes as a foreign policy tool — and why veterans like Marcus find it not just ridiculous, but dangerous. War is not a game, and desensitizing people to conflict has real consequences.

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Richard Ojeda: Veteran, Fighter, and the Democrat Running to Flip North Carolina

Wed, 25 Mar 2026 22:59:10 GMT

Marcus Flowers and co-host Madeline Summerville sit down with retired Army Major and former West Virginia state senator Richard Ojeda, who is now running for Congress in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District.

Ojeda brings the kind of straight-talk that’s hard to find in politics — from his roots in a West Virginia coal mining town, to 24 years of military service at Fort Bragg and beyond, to his frontline perspective on what it really costs to send Americans to war. He doesn’t hold back on the gutting of the VA, the hypocrisy of chicken-hawk politicians, and why cutting veterans’ benefits while deploying troops is nothing short of cruelty.

The conversation covers his bold policy agenda — making the first $45,000 of income tax-free, tying minimum wage to the cost of living, bringing back the Fairness Doctrine, and taxing the wealthy to fund healthcare for first responders, teachers, and public servants.

Plus: why unaffiliated voters are the key to flipping this seat, what’s really behind the push toward war with Iran, and why this lifelong Democrat believes the political winds are shifting.

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DHS Hearing Meltdown: Rand Paul vs. Markwayne Mullin

Fri, 20 Mar 2026 21:00:35 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead break down a chaotic congressional hearing surrounding Markwayne Mullen’s nomination for DHS Secretary. After a stunning confrontation over past comments and conduct, the conversation turns to what leadership should look like—and whether this nominee meets the moment. Plus, will senators’ votes match their concerns, or is the outcome already decided?

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Shawn Harris: Flipping MTG's district?

Wed, 18 Mar 2026 22:34:40 GMT

Brigadier General Shawn Harris returns to With All Due Respect after topping the primary field, offering an unfiltered look at the strategy, grit, and coalition-building driving his campaign in a traditionally red district. In a candid, veteran-to-veteran conversation, Harris breaks down turnout math, cross-party appeal, and why “leadership matters” both on the battlefield and in Washington. The episode builds to a fiery defense of grassroots effort, calling out political complacency and making the case for authenticity, hard work, and real-world leadership in a high-stakes runoff.

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The Fight for Democracy in the Midterms

Tue, 17 Mar 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead discuss the fallout from controversial remarks by Donald Trump and what they say it reveals about the current political climate. The hosts examine ongoing legal battles between the Democratic National Committee and the administration while reflecting on the slow but critical role of the courts. They also highlight civic courage at the local level and urge listeners to stay engaged in elections and support candidates working to defend democratic institutions.

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Trump's 2020 Obsession is About Future Elections

Mon, 16 Mar 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead discuss the collapse of a controversial State Department nomination after comments about racism sparked backlash. The conversation also turns to new efforts to obtain Arizona’s 2020 election records and what the hosts see as ongoing attempts to undermine confidence in U.S. elections. Along the way, they examine political loyalty tests, controversial appointments, and why they believe leadership and voter participation will shape the next phase of American politics.

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Can Anyone Make Sense of What's Happening in Iran?

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead break down the growing crisis following U.S. strikes on Iran and the leadership vacuum that has elevated an even more hardline successor. They discuss the administration’s mixed messaging about whether the U.S. is at war, the political consequences of abandoning prior diplomatic agreements, and the risks of escalation. They also examine how propaganda, domestic unrest, and global perception are shaping an increasingly volatile moment in American politics.

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Shawn Harris Heads To A Runoff in Georgia’s 14th

Thu, 12 Mar 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead discuss the latest developments in Georgia’s 14th Congressional District following a surprising special election result that sent Democrat Sean Harris into a runoff. The hosts explain why the race is suddenly competitive in a district long considered safely Republican and what it will take to win the upcoming runoff. They also make the case for grassroots momentum, urging supporters to pay attention to the race and help turn a once-deep-red district purple.

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Lisbeth Arescurenaga for Arizona House District 24

Thu, 12 Mar 2026 03:15:27 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead sit down with Arizona House candidate Lisbeth Arescurenaga to discuss her remarkable journey from arriving in the United States alone at 15 to running for public office. The conversation explores the challenges facing District 24—from education funding and housing costs to environmental concerns and mental health resources. Arescurenaga shares how her work as a social worker and her own life experience are shaping a campaign focused on opportunity, community, and practical solutions for working families.

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The Midterms Have Officially Started

Tue, 10 Mar 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead break down the opening battles of the midterm cycle, starting with the Texas primary that saw James Talarico defeat Jasmine Crockett for the Democratic nomination. The hosts discuss turnout, the role of money in modern campaigns, and the debate inside the Democratic Party over messaging, electability, and leadership. They also highlight key upcoming races—including a critical special election in Georgia—and urge voters across the country to get involved as the fight for control of Congress intensifies.

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Polymarket Takes Heat For Bets On Nuclear Detonations

Mon, 09 Mar 2026 05:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead react to the shocking revelation that users on the prediction platform Polymarket were betting on the timing of a potential nuclear strike. The hosts discuss the ethics of turning global catastrophe into a betting market and what it says about the current state of geopolitics and online speculation. They also reflect on the real human consequences of nuclear war and why treating it like a game should concern everyone.

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Are We at War or Not? Breaking Down Trump's Iran Strikes

Fri, 06 Mar 2026 06:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead examine the escalating conflict between the United States and Iran following recent strikes ordered by the Trump administration. Drawing on military experience and global context, they discuss whether the U.S. has effectively entered another Middle East war and what the consequences could be for American troops and civilians. The conversation explores the lack of congressional approval, the risks of regional escalation, and why history suggests this conflict may be far from short-lived.

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Hillary Clinton Has Had Enough

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 06:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead break down the chaotic congressional deposition of Hillary Clinton over the Epstein files and the controversy sparked when Rep. Lauren Boebert leaked photos from the closed-door session. The hosts react to the moment Clinton learned about the breach in real time and discuss what it says about accountability and security inside Congress. Along the way, they reflect on political theater, the state of oversight hearings, and why moments like this deepen the dysfunction in Washington.

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Will Florida Go Blue? Florida Congressional Candidate Bernard Taylor

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 22:21:18 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead sit down with Florida congressional candidate Bernard Taylor, an EMT and paramedic whose path from poverty to public service is shaping his vision for Congress. Taylor discusses the rising cost of living in Florida, solutions to the state’s housing and insurance crises, and why he supports universal health care and expanded trade education in public schools. The conversation explores how real-world experience on the front lines of community service informs Taylor’s plans to build opportunity and stability for working families.

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$10 Billion of Your Money Is Going to Trump's "Board of Peace"

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 06:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead raise urgent questions about the reported redirection of $10 billion in taxpayer funds to a private entity and what that could mean for public accountability. The hosts contrast that massive sum with the pressing needs at home—from education and veterans’ services to food insecurity—and argue that Americans deserve transparency about how their money is being used.

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Guess Who Shows Up In The Missing Epstein Files

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 06:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead address the ongoing controversy surrounding the Epstein files—and why the continued drip of information is fueling frustration for the public and pain for victims. The hosts urge listeners to look closely at which documents were removed from released materials and who those omissions may protect. They also examine Judge Eileen Cannon’s decision blocking the release of the Jack Smith report, raising questions about transparency, accountability, and what happens when powerful people don’t want the full story told.

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SCOTUS Decision Could Have a Huge Impact On Mail-In Voting

Fri, 27 Feb 2026 06:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead break down two major Supreme Court decisions—including a ruling shielding the U.S. Postal Service from lawsuits over undelivered mail—and why they believe the implications for mail-in voting are serious. They connect the dots between tariff rulings, new state-level voting restrictions, and what they see as escalating voter suppression tactics ahead of the midterms and 2028.

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Madeline Summerville on Messaging, Trust, and the Political Realignment

Thu, 26 Feb 2026 06:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead welcome Democratic strategist, trial attorney, and former Georgia Senate speechwriter Madeline Summerville for a deep dive into political messaging in a post–State of the Union landscape. Madeline breaks down where Democrats are missing opportunities, why trust—not kitchen table issues—decides swing voters, and how authenticity can make or break a candidate. The conversation also explores the cracks forming within MAGA, manufactured splits on the right, and what it will really take for Democrats to connect with voters who are starting to question Trump’s leadership.

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Rep. Veronica Escobar on Immigration, Gun Safety, and Veterans’ Care

Thu, 26 Feb 2026 02:34:53 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead sit down with U.S. Representative Veronica Escobar of Texas to discuss the realities of border security, immigration reform, and the bipartisan Dignity Act of 2025. Rep. Escobar shares her perspective on political division, gun violence in the wake of the El Paso mass shooting, and the urgent need for common-sense solutions that protect both rights and public safety. The conversation also tackles veterans’ healthcare, military readiness, and what it truly means to govern with empathy, courage, and accountability.

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https://escobar.house.gov/

https://veronicaescobar.com/

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Another US Citizen Dies Because of ICE

Tue, 24 Feb 2026 13:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead examine the tragic death of Georgia teacher Linda Davis during an ICE-related pursuit and discuss what they see as the dangerous ripple effects of aggressive immigration enforcement policies. The conversation expands to the state of the economy, special elections in Georgia, and why local races matter just as much as national headlines. From civic engagement to confronting hard truths about American history,

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Veterans, Disability Ratings, and the True Cost of Service

Mon, 23 Feb 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead confront a controversial VA policy change that could reduce disability compensation for veterans who rely on medication to manage service-connected conditions. Speaking not just as commentators but as veterans directly impacted, they share deeply personal stories about navigating the VA system, chronic pain, mental health, and the long fight for earned benefits. The conversation challenges viewers to consider the real cost of war, the promise made to those who served, and why Americans—veterans and civilians alike—must speak out during the public comment period.

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Stephen Colbert Takes On the FCC and CBS

Fri, 20 Feb 2026 13:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead break down the controversy surrounding Stephen Colbert, Paramount, and renewed debate over the FCC’s equal time rule. The hosts examine what they see as growing political pressure on media networks, corporate preemptive compliance, and the broader implications for free speech and election coverage. From special elections in Georgia to the rising national profile of leaders like Jasmine Crockett.

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Remembering Robert Duvall

Thu, 19 Feb 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead reflect on the life and legacy of Robert Duvall, the legendary actor whose decades-long career left an indelible mark on film and on generations of fans. From Apocalypse Now and The Godfather to the deeply personal impact of The Judge, the conversation explores how Duvall’s performances connected to family, memory, dignity, and the complicated bonds between fathers and sons.

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Tony Box for Texas Attorney General

Wed, 18 Feb 2026 22:35:04 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead sit down with Texas Attorney General candidate Tony Box to discuss his extraordinary journey from Army officer and FBI SWAT agent to Harvard-educated attorney and prosecutor. Box shares why he believes the Attorney General’s office must be guided by integrity, constitutional duty, and service to the people—not partisan politics—and outlines how his background in law, accounting, and public service shapes his vision for Texas. The conversation also reflects on the legacy of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson and the responsibility of a new generation to carry forward the work of justice and accountability.

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Do You Know How Important the Midterms Are?

Mon, 16 Feb 2026 06:00:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead sound the alarm on the critical importance of the upcoming midterms, arguing that the fight for the House and even the Senate is more competitive than many realize. From ballot battles in Fulton County to special elections that are unexpectedly flipping, they break down why voter engagement right now could determine the balance of power in 2026 and beyond. The episode is a call to action: get involved, support candidates, protect the vote, and help restore accountability before the next domino falls.

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Does Pam Bondi Have Any Clue What Her Job Actually Is?

Thu, 12 Feb 2026 19:00:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead break down Pam Bondi’s explosive testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, where accusations of a cover-up, heated exchanges with Rep. Jamie Raskin, and deflection over newly released Epstein-related documents took center stage. The hosts examine questions surrounding redactions, accountability at the DOJ, and the broader implications for checks and balances in American government.

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Gone Too Soon: James Van Der Beek, Colon Cancer, and Why Early Detection Saves Lives

Thu, 12 Feb 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead react to the heartbreaking news of the passing of James Van Der Beek at just 48 after a battle with colon cancer. What follows is a deeply personal and powerful conversation about Lynch syndrome, family loss, generational fear of doctors, and the life-saving importance of early screening and genetic testing. This episode is a reminder that health isn’t political—but it is urgent—and getting checked could save your life.

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Amy McGrath US Senate Candidate for Kentucky

Thu, 12 Feb 2026 03:16:10 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead sit down with former Marine fighter pilot and Kentucky U.S. Senate candidate Amy McGrath for a candid, wide-ranging conversation about service, leadership, and the future of the country. McGrath reflects on her 20 years in the Marine Corps flying 89 combat missions, how those experiences shaped her values, and why she believes courage and integrity are urgently needed in the U.S. Senate.

The discussion dives into the real-world impact of tariffs, job losses, rural hospital closures, rising health care costs, and what’s at stake for Kentucky families as economic pressures mount. From military leadership to political accountability, this episode explores what it means to “be the change” in a moment when many Americans feel the system isn’t working for them.

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History Rhymes, Rights Shrink, and Why State Elections Matter

Mon, 09 Feb 2026 06:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead connect the dots between press arrests including Don Lemon, ICE overreach, and unsettling historical parallels that feel uncomfortably familiar in modern America. From attacks on journalists and civil liberties to culture wars, public health failures, and the gutting of education, they argue that disengagement is no longer an option. Real resistance and real change start at the state level, with experienced candidates who actually understand the systems they’re being trusted to lead.

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State Power, Real Money, and Calling the Bluff

Fri, 06 Feb 2026 06:01:00 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead break down why state-level organizing is where real political change happens, from supporting candidates on the ground to understanding why every dollar in a campaign actually matters. The conversation turns sharp as they call out performative neutrality, celebrity politics, and the hypocrisy of demanding silence while rewarding power. From the Grammys to voting rights to the cost of groceries, this episode is a blunt, no-nonsense look at who really pays the price when accountability disappears—and why collective action still matters.

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Dr. Terry Leyba Ruiz for AZ Superintendent of Public Instruction

Thu, 05 Feb 2026 00:42:55 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead sit down with Dr. Terry Leyba Ruiz for a wide-ranging, deeply personal conversation about the state of public education in Arizona and what real leadership in the classroom looks like. Dr. Ruiz draws on her decades as an educator to unpack underfunding, teacher burnout, school safety, workforce pipelines, and why career politicians have failed students and families. It’s a thoughtful, urgent discussion about preparing kids for a rapidly changing world—and why experience, not ideology, matters when it comes to education.

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Quentin Pullen on Veterans, Community, and Rebuilding Democracy in Georgia

Wed, 28 Jan 2026 21:41:43 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead sit down with Quentin Pullen—Marine veteran, coach, and candidate for Georgia State House District 68—to talk about why he’s running and what real public service looks like at the local level. From military values and bipartisan leadership to community organizing, living wages, and repairing broken trust in government, Pullen lays out a vision rooted in service, accountability, and listening. It’s a wide-ranging, candid conversation about leadership, democracy, and why state and local races matter more than ever.

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Shawn Harris on Service, Leadership, and Georgia’s 14th

Wed, 21 Jan 2026 21:47:26 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead are joined by retired Army Brigadier General Shawn Harris to discuss his run for Congress in Georgia’s 14th District and why servant leadership matters right now. Harris shares his journey from enlisted service to general officer, his unexpected entry into politics, and his vision for replacing political celebrity with accountable, results-driven leadership. The conversation centers on rebuilding trust, fighting for everyday people in northwest Georgia, and what it means to truly “hold the line” in this moment.

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Oklahoma State House Candidate Chris Fowler

Wed, 14 Jan 2026 22:47:24 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead sit down with Air Force veteran Chris Fowler, a first-time candidate running for the Oklahoma House in District 91, to talk about why local races matter and how everyday issues are reshaping politics on the ground. Fowler shares how concerns over education, cost of living, and community accountability pushed him from military service into public service, and what he’s hearing from voters across party lines. The conversation highlights the importance of showing up, listening, and building the next generation of leadership from the state and local level up.

Chris Fowler's campaign announcement: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1286851489409354

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Chaos Is the Point: ICE, Intimidation, and the Cost of Speaking Out

Wed, 07 Jan 2026 21:21:57 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead return from the break to confront a devastating ICE shooting in Minneapolis, the broader consequences of untrained federal enforcement, and a political climate where chaos feels intentional. Ryan recounts a personal and chilling encounter with the FBI over protected speech, raising urgent questions about intimidation, free expression, and selective enforcement. From January 6 accountability to foreign policy brinkmanship and the moral toll on veterans, this episode wrestles with what happens when power is exercised without restraint—and why staying vigilant still matters.

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Cruelty, Consequences, and the Cost of Power

Wed, 17 Dec 2025 22:55:14 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead grapple with a brutal week in American politics, from a horrific family tragedy and the president’s inflammatory response to renewed debates over mental health, addiction, and moral responsibility. The conversation expands into a wide-ranging critique of corruption, militarized policy decisions, media intimidation, healthcare cuts, and the erosion of democratic norms under political expediency. Along the way, they highlight moments of resistance, integrity, and accountability—and challenge listeners to reflect on what leadership should look like as the country heads into a critical election year.

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Donald Trump Gets His Participation Trophy

Wed, 10 Dec 2025 21:47:32 GMT

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Dozy Don sleeps through cabinet meeting

Wed, 03 Dec 2025 23:04:20 GMT

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Turkey Pardons a Turkey but the Vets Are Left Out In The Cold

Wed, 26 Nov 2025 23:59:47 GMT

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There's No Stopping the Epstein Files Now

Thu, 13 Nov 2025 03:41:45 GMT

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The Big Beautiful Blue Wave Lands

Thu, 06 Nov 2025 02:01:59 GMT

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The Government Shutdown Has Come For Your SNAP Benefits

Thu, 30 Oct 2025 01:25:47 GMT

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Trump Dumps on No Kings Protesters and Demolishes the White House

Wed, 22 Oct 2025 23:30:51 GMT

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Republicans Are Exactly Who We Thought They Were

Wed, 15 Oct 2025 20:41:58 GMT

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Invasion of American Cities and Trump's Political Revenge Tour

Wed, 08 Oct 2025 20:43:16 GMT

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Shutting the Door on Christian Nationalism with April Ajoy

Wed, 01 Oct 2025 20:22:49 GMT

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Can We Just Have One Boring Day Please?

Thu, 25 Sep 2025 02:50:38 GMT

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Charlie Kirk fallout with Kristofer Goldsmith

Thu, 18 Sep 2025 00:57:20 GMT

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Kiss Cams, Birthday Books and Hyundai

Thu, 11 Sep 2025 03:18:56 GMT

Marcus Flowers and Ryan Shead return after a brief break with a packed episode of With All Due Respect. They discuss breaking news surrounding the reported shooting of Charlie Kirk, the dangers of escalating political violence, and the urgent need for common-sense solutions. The conversation also dives into accountability in politics, the role of faith in public life, and how young Democrats are shaping the future of leadership.

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Fascism, the Economy and South Park

Wed, 13 Aug 2025 20:11:26 GMT

Ryan Shead and Marcus Flowers tackle a week packed with headlines — from South Park’s takedown of Kristi Noem to Dean Cain’s controversial ICE role. They reflect on celebrity legacies tarnished by MAGA politics, pay tribute to recent cultural icons, and dive deep into the alarming erosion of democratic norms under Trump’s second term. Topics include Project 2025, rewriting American history, Texas redistricting, the $37 trillion national debt, and Trump’s upcoming meeting with Putin. With sharp analysis and personal insight, the hosts call for action before it’s too late.

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Sitting Down with Congressional Candidate Robb Ryerse

Wed, 06 Aug 2025 21:11:48 GMT

Ryan Shead, an independent, and Marcus Flowers, a Democrat, bring their unique perspectives as Veterans who’ve seen the stakes firsthand. Together, they confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders. This week they sat down with Robb Ryerse, who is running for Congress in the 3rd District in Arkansas.

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Golf is a Sport Rooted in Honor, Cheating Shows the Kind of Person Trump Is

Thu, 31 Jul 2025 02:17:35 GMT

In the debut episode of With All Due Respect, hosts Ryan Shead and Marcus Flowers—both military veterans—launch their unfiltered political podcast with a bold call to action for the next generation of Democratic leadership. They take aim at MAGA extremism, expose political hypocrisy, and reflect on the state of American democracy, all while mixing in humor, personal stories, and a deep sense of urgency. From Trump’s shady jet deal to the party’s need for fighters like Jasmine Crockett, this episode sets the tone for a raw, unapologetic conversation about what’s at stake in 2024 and beyond.

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