Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz Blaze Podcast Network

The Right is good at complaining about the Left but then undermining any ability to actually deal with the problem. We begin today with an update on the fight to remove Speaker Johnson and how it’s indefensible that conservatives and Trump are promoting “unity” over outcomes. For the rest of the show, I focus on how GOP donors and organizations continue to promote Soros jailbreak legislation – both in the red states and in Congress. Despite the crime wave and drug crisis they complain about incessantly, when the legislative ball is actually in play, Republicans continue to toss interceptions. I do a deep dive into the history of the crime wave and how these groups deviously ensure that the number of criminals who remain on the streets is maximized. Hence, Republicans let the Democrats off the hook by sharing in responsibility for their most radical objectives. 
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Today, I contrast the amazingly organized movement of the far Left to that nonexistent one of the Right. All we have are memes and cultural flash points, but no forward-looking movement on law and policy to capitalize on these flash points. I use the college campus riots as an example for how the Left has effectively used its agitators to push an already left-wing president even farther to the left, to the point where he is now openly opposing Israel. Yet on the right, we have Speaker Johnson screwing us on every issue, but we lack the movement to remove him. Trump continues to support him. He also complains about a narrow majority but undermines any ability to get better Republicans in the primaries. I explain how nothing will change – even if Republicans win in November – if we are not willing to do surgery now. 
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Why is it that we have a one-sided civil war with only the left having an effective political movement? Why is it that we elevate subversive voices and politicians on the right who undermine our core values and outcomes? Today, we settle the ultimate debate between my colleague Steve Deace and me: Is it that conservative media voices spew garbage because they know that’s what conservative voters want to hear, similar to the false prophets in the Bible? Or is it that the conservative voters will take whatever they receive from conservative elites, and if we actually had better elites, we can come to the promised land? Steve has decisively come to the conclusion that the people are the problem. He makes a passionate case that although there is evidence conservative elites manipulate unsuspecting followers, DeSantis’ candidacy is the control group on this question. They knew about him and still chose sugar over steak. He believes that even if we had better leaders on the professional Right, a new parallel universe would inevitably develop to offer the people what they want. Because of the Baby Boomers and their lazy desire for comfort and the path of least resistance, we are stuck with them like the Israelites who wandered for 40 years in the desert.   
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Today, I continue to make the case for why Speaker Johnson needs to be removed and why Trump must be forced to drop his support for him. Johnson placed a dumb hate crimes bill on the floor yesterday, which has forced conservatives into a false choice. I warn how Johnson’s brand of Republicanism is actually fueling more anti-Semitism on the reactionary Right by stupidly making support for Israel about money and hate crimes legislation rather than about ending Islamic immigration and foreign funding of universities. That would synergize pro-Israel and pro-Jewish initiatives with America first. Later on, I offer updates on successes and failures in red states, including the toughest immigration law that just passed in Oklahoma but is about to be undermined by the governor. 
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Stop focusing on the general election. Now is primary time. Today, I explain the case for getting rid of Speaker Johnson (R-La.) and why the timing of most congressional primaries is optimal to maximize pressure on members. Everything going on today can be influenced through our own dominion over red states on the right, but that will require my colleges to demand that Trump stop supporting Johnson. I show how Trump continues to drift to the left and help bail Johnson out and is literally siding with Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.). Finally, I discuss how the recent Utah convention shows that we can single-handedly take over the GOP in one election if we moved from popular primaries to representative conventions. It is the single closest idea I have to a silver bullet, and it’s shocking that we don’t have greater support around it.
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You might have heard a lot this week about the Hamas riots on the college campuses, but where is this coming from? We’re joined today by Daniel Greenfield, an investigative journalist and writer at FrontPage magazine, who intricately connects the dots between Soros, the Ford Foundation, and Rockefeller money and the foreign Muslim Brotherhood promotion of the college riots. I also give a tutorial on constitutional rights and protests to show how there is a difference between freedom of speech and taking over public venues, in addition to school codes of conduct. Ultimately, I believe the anarchy in blue states juxtaposed to the way the riots are handled in places like Florida and Texas will accelerate the national divide, which is actually a good thing.
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