The Scott Jennings Podcast

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott Jennings examines encouraging economic news, President Trump’s latest remarks, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s defense of Western Civilization, excellence, and national pride. Scott is joined by Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton to discuss Iran, immigration, the economy, and the battle for Senate control, while Henry Olsen breaks down Kansas’ emergence as an unexpected Senate battleground and the races that could determine control of the chamber. In Hour 2, Scott talks with Steven Robinson about the latest political headlines, Matthew Continetti about Seattle’s political direction, and Iowa Senate candidate Ashley Hinson about her toss-up race against Josh Turek, tariffs, agriculture, rising costs, and health care, before closing with a pre-recorded conversation with Tommy Piggot.
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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott Jennings examines the latest developments involving Iran and Israel, the political and cultural fallout from the October 7 Hamas attacks three years later, and the day’s top headlines. Scott is joined by Batya Ungar-Sargon of NewsNation, Yael Bar Tur of Ark Media, former Auburn basketball coach and pro-Israel activist Bruce Pearl, and Channel 12 News Israel chief political analyst Amit Segal for conversations about Israel, American politics, antisemitism, the war, and the significance of the October 7 anniversary. Scott also reacts to Zohran Mamdani’s statement marking the anniversary and highlights speeches from President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, including Rubio’s remarks from the Acropolis in Greece.
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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott Jennings examines Iran’s weakened military and financial position, debates over dual citizenship and immigration, and what he sees as Democratic hypocrisy on election fraud. Scott is joined by Senator Tim Scott and Speaker Mike Johnson for conversations on the political landscape and the Republican agenda, before speaking with CBS national security analyst Aaron MacLean about the Iran war and its broader national security implications.
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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott Jennings examines the new Supreme Court term, the state of inflation and affordability heading into the midterms, and the competitive House race between Mike Lawler and Cait Conley. Scott also weighs in on a controversy surrounding a former Cornell student and New York Attorney General Letitia James, while breaking down the latest headlines involving a Tel Aviv-bound flight and the death of former House Speaker Dennis Hastert. In Hour 2, RNC Chairman Joe Gruters joins Scott to discuss the final month of the midterm campaign, election integrity and the Republican strategy for November, followed by a look at Los Angeles’ mansion tax and its impact on housing development. Scott then speaks with legal analyst Sarah Isgur about the Supreme Court’s biggest cases this term, before closing with Delta’s in-flight Wi-Fi decision and Brazil’s upcoming presidential runoff.
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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott Jennings broadcasts live from Louisville with a wide-ranging look at the latest jobs report, affordability, Medicaid policy and the economic issues facing American families. Scott also examines Charles Barkley’s comments on socialism and voter ID, the Michigan Senate race and the debate surrounding Abdul El-Sayed before Maine Wire reporter Joe Sokol joins him to discuss a confrontation caught on camera while investigating taxpayer spending at a Bangor treatment center. In Hour Two, Wall Street analyst Anthony Esposito breaks down the September jobs report and what it could mean for the economy, the Federal Reserve and borrowers, while Scott’s “Pain of the Week” takes up the firing of a Portland Trail Blazers broadcaster over offensive teenage posts and a separate WNBA controversy involving A’ja Wilson. American Federation for Children CEO Tommy Schultz then joins Scott to discuss the new federal Education Freedom Tax Credit and its implications for school-choice scholarships, before Caroline Campisi closes the show with a conversation about her upcoming New York City Marathon run in support of Tunnel to Towers.
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