The Reid Revolution with John Reid

Happy "Friday Eve," Revolutionaries!!! Today on the show, we continue to discuss Operation Epic Fury and Virginia Redistricting. In addition, John welcomes Advancing American Freedom Senior Legal Fellow Amy Swearer to the show for an in-depth analysis of birthright citizenship. Enjoy!!!

Happy "Hump Day," Revolutionaries!!! Today on the show, we continue to talk about the two topics dominating the news: Virginia Redistricting and Operation Epic Fury. John's guests are Jill Biden's former Press Secretary Michael LaRosa and former Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen. Enjoy!

Happy Monday, Revolutionaries! Today on the show, John talks more about the Virginia Redistricting initiative and Operation Epic Fury. Joining him in the conversation are former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore, and then attorney and former Virginia Delegate Tim Anderson. Enjoy!

Happy "Friday Eve," Revolutionaries! Today on the show, John reflects on President Trump's Epic Fury-themed national address from last night, as well as on the NASA launch of the shuttle Artemis. Dr. Torstey Trey joins the show to discuss the underreported phenomenon of forced organ harvesting, and U.S. Senate candidate Mark Moran talks to John about Virginia Redistricting, the Senate campaign, and Mark Warner's fitness for office at this point. Finally, of course, John and Dan close out the show with further analysis of President Trump's speech and the pulse of America's electorate. Enjoy!

Happy "Hump Day," Revolutionaries! We begin today with talk about Operation Epic Fury and what needs to happen for the mission to be a success. Additionally, John welcomes to the show former Virginia State Senator Joe Morrissey -- who has recently written an op/ed about his opposition to the Democrats' redistricting initiative. John and Joe discuss the essay, as well as Joe's prediction about what will happen with the vote and court challenges to the referendum. Finally, of course, John and Dan discuss "The Best (and Worst) of the Internet" -- and the two reflect on the abridgments to personal liberty in a post-9/11 America.

Happy Tuesday, Revolutionaries!  Today, John continues to talk about last weekend's "No Kings" rallies around the country.  He also talks about Trans Day of Visibility (which is today).  Furthermore -- ahead of a visit to night to Hampden-Sydney College, John talks to its College Republicans President, Drew DiMeglio, about Gen Z's reaction to Virginia Democrats' redistricting initiative.  Finally, John and Dan close the show with a "Best of the Internet" roundup.  Enjoy!

Happy Monday, Revolutionaries!  On today's show, John reflects on the folly of this past weekend's nationwide "No Kings" rallies, and he discusses a proposal to pause Virginia's gas tax with State Senator Ryan McDougle.  Additionally, John and Dan react to the latest "Baby Trump" video.  Enjoy!

Joining John today is longtime Virginia State Senator and Republican Leader Ryan McDougle -- who talks to John about his proposal for a 90-day moratorium on Virginia's gas tax while the ripple effects of Operation Epic Fury continue to drive up the price of oil.

Happy Friday, Fam! Today on the show, we welcome two guests: (1) Tim Anderson (of course), who reflects on the recently concluded 2026 Virginia General Assembly Session, and (2) another good friend of ours -- Cindy Creasy, who tells us all about the upcoming 2026-2027 Broadway in Richmond season. (Some good shows heading our way here!) Finally, John and Dan close the show by discussing the passing of the incomparable Chuck Norris (allegedly . . . #chucknorrisfacts) and by surveying -- "The Best (and Worst) of the Internet!" Enjoy!

Also this AM, we check in with our dear friend, Broadway in Richmond's Cindy Creasy -- who debriefs us about the upcoming 2026-2027 Broadway in Richmond season. (Quite a few good shows heading Central Virginia's way!!!)

Joining us as he usually does on a Friday morning is friend of the show Tim Anderson. Tim and John reflect on the now-adjourned 2026 Virginia General Assembly Session, discussing the key takeaways from the legislature's time in Richmond.

Happy "Friday Eve," Fam! Today on the show, we continue to talk about the week's hot topics: redistricting, immigration, crime, etc. Former Marine Colby Barrett joins the show, to talk about Operation Epic Fury, as well as the ongoing war in Ukraine. Finally, John and Dan close the show and present "The Best (and Worst) of the Internet!" Enjoy!

Our guest today is former U.S. Marine Colby Barrett, who is executive producer of a new documentary entitled A Faith Under Siege, about the persecution of Christians in wartime Ukraine. John and Colby discuss the film, as well as the Trump Administration's progress in Iran.

Our first guest this morning is Jewish activist Leonard Gold, who is the Executive Producer of the new documentary Blind Spot, which exposes the extent to which Anti-Semitism is prevalent on college campuses here in America. John and Lenny discuss the new film and what to do about the rise of Jewish Hate in the U.S.

Happy "Hump Day," all! Today on the show, we continue to "play the hits" -- discussing Democrat-proposed gerrymandering, Operation Epic Fury, the spread of Muslim influence in the West, and violence on the rise in America's (inevitably leftist-run) cities. Leonard Gold, executive producer of the new documentary Blind Spot, joins us -- to discuss the phenomenon of Anti-Semitism on America's college campuses; and John talks to longtime Virginia political activist David Botkins both about current events and his new consulting venture. Finally, John and Dan close out the show, not only with "The Best of the Internet!", but also with a lively conversation about numerous political pundits/influencers and the intended nature of our legal system. Enjoy!

Additionally this morning, longtime political activist David Botkins joins the show. John and David talk about his new entrepreneurial venture: Botkins Strategies, a political consulting firm.

Happy St. Patrick's Day, Broadcast Fam! Today on the show, John -- on location in Virginia Beach -- discusses the rising tide of violence and crime in American society, calling upon political leaders to refuse to tolerate incivility. Gun rights advocate and activist Micah Goodman joins John for a conversation about the Second Amendment, as well as Islamic culture, and then Dan of course joins John to close the show and present . . . "The Best of the Internet!" Enjoy, gang!

Joining John today is 2A advocate and activist Micah Goodman; the two of them discuss gun rights, as well as the incivility on display in Islamic culture.

Finally, Dan joins John to close out the show and discuss -- "The Best of the Internet!"

On today's show, following what seem like the obligatory technical difficulties, we welcome activist Scott Presler to the show. John talks to Scott about the SAVE Act; Virginia redistricting; and his new book, The Persistence, available for purchase now wherever books are sold! (Afterward, John and Dan close the show with "The Best (and Worst) of the Internet!"

Happy Friday, Broadcast Fam! Today on the show, John talks about yesterday's active shooter on the campus of Old Dominion University, explaining what we can infer about Radical Islam due to such occurrences. Additionally, we play interviews with Tim Anderson and Karen Hamilton, respectively, before closing the show with banter between John and Dan. Enjoy -- and try to have a good weekend, everybody!

Joining John today is attorney and former Virginia Delegate Tim Anderson, for his regularly scheduled weekly appearance on The Reid Revolution. John and Tim discuss the latest news regarding the Democrats' redistricting initiative, and Tim discusses the conclusion to the 2026 Virginia General Assembly Session.

Today, we also run an interview with new Virginia Delegate Karen Hamilton, who talks about the conclusion of the 2026 Virginia General Assembly Session and reflects on her first year at the State Capitol.

SummaryHappy "Friday Eve," Broadcast Fam! Today, John and Dan discuss social decline, lawlessness, and the importance of standards in community safety and culture. The RR twosome highlights issues like crime, law enforcement, gerrymandering, and social values, emphasizing the need for responsible leadership. Our guests are Huw Shakeshaft and Mark Earley Jr. Enjoy!Sound Bites"116 miles an hour is reckless driving.""Lawlessness is only going to get worse.""Law enforcement is not the problem."Chapters00:00 Weather Reflections and Personal Growth03:48 Cultural Shifts and Crime Perception10:05 Justice System and Empathy for Criminals20:02 Lawlessness and Community Safety30:07 Vigilante Justice and Societal Standards39:49 Racial Revenge and Political Accountability51:41 The Consequences of Inaction in Society54:10 Political Responsibility and the Role of Elections56:30 Gerrymandering and Its Impact on Democracy02:00:12 The Arts Community and Social Responsibility02:10:28 Moral Standards in Society02:20:12 The Hypocrisy of Socialism02:24:36 Reflections on Broadcast History

Also this AM, John catches up with former Virginia Delegate Mark Earley Jr. -- both about the Democrats' gerrymandering proposal and their initiatives this winter at the General Assembly.

Our first guest this Thursday is the always colorful, frequently provocative Huw Shakeshaft, our good friend of the show. As usual, Huw pulls no punches -- in a conversation with John predominantly about Operation Epic Fury and the spread of Muslim influence in the Western World.

Happy "Hump Day," Fam! Today on the show, John, broadcasting from Northern (")Virginia("), continues to criticize Democrat gerrymandering, expresses outrage over a sleeping tax on mattresses that Virginia Democrats just pushed through the General Assembly, and offers his ongoing support for Operation Epic Fury. Our guests are Washington Examiner columnist David Harsanyi and former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell. Enjoy!

John's first guest this morning is Washington Examiner columnist David Harsanyi, who offers his insights into the Second Amendment/gun rights and discusses why they are vital to the health of a free society.

Finally this AM, John talks to former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell, who offers his reactions to the Virginia Redistricting initiative and Virginia Democrats' agenda for the Old Dominion now that they have control over the state government.

SummaryHappy Tuesday, Broadcast Fam! Today, in an abbreviated (by our standards) episode, John reacts to stories in Europe of Muslims trying to impose their will on non-Muslims during Ramadan -- warning that Muslim intolerance and intimidation will become epidemic in America if not nipped in the bud. Additionally, John -- with guest Christine Czernejewski -- examines media bias regarding political issues and the means by which to promote higher journalistic standards.Sound Bites"We have jihadists in our midst.""You're not going to tell me what to do."Chapters00:00 Introduction and Political Commentary02:43 Critique of Abigail Spanberger and Ghazala Hashmi04:41 Concerns About AI and Media Manipulation06:34 Discussion on Radicalization and Society08:01 March with Hamas and Free Speech Issues09:02 Press Interactions and Political Accountability10:03 The Role of Media in Political Discourse11:00 Artificial Intelligence and Political Figures12:25 Urban Violence and Law Enforcement Response13:18 Terrorism and Public Safety in Democrat Cities14:16 The Threat of Jihadists and Radicalization15:44 Potential Terrorist Attacks and Media Reporting16:42 Historical Context of Terrorism in America17:12 Understanding Jihadist Threats and Society18:09 Radicalization and Immigration Concerns19:09 Internet's Impact on Society and Culture20:38 Iranian Women's Rights and Cultural Shifts22:13 Religious Freedom and Cultural Oppression23:41 Islamic Practices and Cultural Impositions25:04 Ramadan and Cultural Respect26:34 Religious Practices and Personal Freedom28:50 Public Harassment During Ramadan in the UK29:44 Cultural Tolerance and Religious Practices31:49 Religious Freedom in Public Spaces33:38 Cultural Impositions and Personal Boundaries34:54 Overreach of Cultural Demands in Germany36:16 Law Enforcement and Society's Response37:43 Societal Preparedness for Cultural Conflicts38:57 Freedom of Choice and Cultural Imposition40:23 Media Bias and Reporting Integrity41:22 Media Coverage of Iran and Global Politics44:04 Political Shifts and Media Bias in Immigration45:09 Introduction of Trans Individual and Cultural Acceptance46:04 Media Portrayal of Non-Conforming Individuals47:25 Internet's Role in Society and Cultural Shifts48:46 Media Bias and the Future of Journalism49:34 Media Coverage of Iran and Human Rights52:19 Media Bias and Global Regimes54:22 Leftist Media Bias and Global Conflicts55:51 Media Coverage of Terrorist Incidents58:01 Media Bias and Independent Journalism01:00:13 The Rise of Independent Media and Podcasts01:02:03 Leadership in Alternative Media Platforms01:04:17 Local Journalism and Community Reporting01:06:37 Corruption and Media Accountability01:07:33 Political Manipulation and Gerrymandering01:08:00 Closing Remarks and Call to Action

Last this AM, John talks to President and CEO of MediaPedia, Christine Czernejewski, about media bias, coverage of international conflicts, and the influence of independent journalism. Christine shares insights on how mainstream outlets distort facts, the rise of independent media figures, and the importance of local journalism.

Happy Monday, Broadcast Fam! Today on the show, we continue to follow the redistricting story & vote -- with former Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen dropping by to discuss the matter. John also talks to the America First Policy Institute's Mike Shires about the state of civics education in America, as She is about to turn 250 years old. Last and certainly least, Dan of course joins John for the show's final segment, to reflect on the show's topics and share . . . "The Best of the Internet!" Enjoy!