Videos
Nov. 3, 2026
Why Parties Don’t Always Pick the A-Team for VP #shorts
Have Republicans and Democrats always picked their strongest running mates, or just the ones who looked good on the ticket? History has opinions. Share your take. #USPolitics #VicePresident #ElectionHistory #PoliticalHumor
Nov. 3, 2026
Should Party Delegates Choose the Vice President? #shorts
Running mates are often chosen for contrast, but a little strategic vetting never hurt. Delegates could help weigh the options before the big reveal. Share your take. #Politics #USPolitics #VicePresident #PartyDelegates
Nov. 3, 2026
Why 2028 Convention Delegates Should Rethink the Vote #shorts
A gray-haired speaker challenges delegates to rethink the convention’s near-automatic vote, because sometimes “any objections?” sounds more like a rhetorical question. Make your voice heard. #Convention #Voting #CivicEngagement #PublicSpeaking
Nov. 3, 2026
Why Candidates Choose Running Mates to Win Voters #shorts
Picking a running mate to win over a voter group sounds clever, until the votes come in. Political commentators weigh whether the strategy actually works. Share your take below! #RunningMates #ElectionStrategy #PoliticalAnalysis #USPolitics
Nov. 3, 2026
From White House Economist to Florida Cop: Meet Dr. Mike Termotte #shorts
Dr. Mike Termotte’s career takes a few unexpected turns, from varied work to podcasting and a new book. Apparently, one lane just wasn’t enough. Check out his story. #MikeTermotte #Podcast #NewBook #CareerJourney
Nov. 3, 2026
Delegates Are Taking Over, But Is the GOP Ready? #shorts
GOP resistance may complicate the plan, but delegates are taking on the responsibility going forward. Democracy: now with extra committee meetings. Share your take. #GOPPolitics #PoliticalInterview #Delegates #USPolitics
Nov. 3, 2026
Future of the Republican Party after Trump #shorts
It's Election Day, but the bigger fight is what the Republican Party becomes after Trump. Mike ter Maat says the party has to get back to basics: free markets, free trade, less foreign entanglement and less war. That's what Trump ran on in 2024. Whether he delivered is the question. Full episode with Mike ter Maat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyVZatwHTp4 #GOP #Republicans #libertarian #midterms
Nov. 3, 2026
Deportations Without Violating the Fourth Amendment #shorts
Immigration enforcement can continue while respecting the Fourth Amendment, because constitutional rights shouldn’t need a training manual to survive. Support better training and share this message. #FourthAmendment #ImmigrationPolicy #ConstitutionalRights #LawEnforcement
Nov. 3, 2026
Who Should Lead the Liberty-Minded Republicans? #shorts
Asked to name presidential picks, the answer leans toward liberty-minded Republicans like Thomas Massie or Rand Paul. Less crystal ball, more freedom checklist. Share your pick in the comments. #ThomasMassie #RandPaul #LibertyPolitics #USPolitics
Nov. 3, 2026
Why Government Leaders Need Public Policy Experience #shorts
Want to change government? First, learn how it works, and get some public-policy experience. Turns out, knowing the rulebook helps before rewriting it. Start learning how policy gets made. #PublicPolicy #Government #CivicEngagement #PolicyMaking
Nov. 3, 2026
Democracy Feels Different When You Lose #shorts
Indiana delegates rejected the governor’s preferred lieutenant governor pick, and Mike says losing faith in democracy when things don’t go your way misses the point. Democracy isn’t a vending machine. Share your take in the comments. #IndianaPolitics #Democracy #PoliticalCommentary #USPolitics
Nov. 3, 2026
Did Trump break his no new wars promise? #shorts
Trump ran on no new wars. Then came the B-2 strikes on three of Iran's nuclear sites in June 2025. Laura Karch told me she feels like voters got hoodwinked, and it's a big part of why Gen Z and millennials are rethinking their vote. America First should mean America first. Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeEfxhfyvsE #Iran #AmericaFirst #foreignpolicy #GenZ
Nov. 3, 2026
Can Firing Government Workers Really Cut Trillions in Debt? #shorts
Brian and his debate partner clash over whether cutting government jobs can shrink spending and the national debt. The budget may be serious; the argument brings the sparks. Share your take in the comments. #GovernmentSpending #NationalDebt #PoliticalDebate
Nov. 3, 2026
Border Crisis: Why Immigration Laws Must Be Enforced #shorts
Border records spark a debate about migrant origins and immigration law enforcement. The numbers may differ, but the argument over the rules is anything but small. Share your perspective. #BorderPolicy #ImmigrationDebate #USPolitics #Migration
Nov. 3, 2026
Treat AI like a science experiment
Dusty Holcomb's advice: treat AI like a science experiment. Hypothesis, target, test, learn, repeat. Don't fall in love with the idea. These aren't new skills, they just move a lot faster now. What's your next AI experiment? Full episode linked: https://youtu.be/KUG8VA8K1b4 Full episode: https://youtu.be/KUG8VA8K1b4
Nov. 3, 2026
Can Federalism Prevent a Government Financial Collapse? #shorts
Federal collapse fears spark a debate over federalism, bureaucracy, and whether government layoffs could truly save big. The budget math may be less tidy than the filing cabinets. Share your take. #Federalism #GovernmentSpending #BudgetDebate #PublicPolicy
Nov. 3, 2026
Delegates Love Having More Power to Decide #shorts
More decision-making power? Delegates are generally on board. Turns out, being trusted to decide things is a popular policy. Share your take in the comments. #PoliticalInterview #DelegatePower #PoliticalNews #DecisionMaking
Nov. 3, 2026
Why America Needs an Outsider Who Gets It Right #shorts
America faces a classic dilemma: return to its founding principles or bet on an outsider to shake things up without breaking anything. Which path makes more sense? Share your take below. #AmericanPolitics #FoundingPrinciples #PoliticalDebate
Nov. 3, 2026
Delegates: Don’t Let the Nominee Pick the VP for You #shorts
A vice-presidential pick needs more than good ideas, it needs electoral appeal, too. Mike ter Maat says delegates should organize early and seek a convention floor vote. Get organized and make your choice count. #VicePresident #ConventionVote #ElectionStrategy #PoliticalIdeas
Nov. 3, 2026
Can America Return to Its Founding Principles? #shorts
Reconsidering historical voting rules isn’t the same as rewriting the whole system overnight. A debate about founding documents, present-day possibilities, and history’s complicated fine print. Share your perspective. #VotingRights #FoundingDocuments #CivicDebate #History
Nov. 3, 2026
A local photographer handed her books to AI. Life changing.
I showed a local photographer here in Eastern Indiana how I use Grok bots. A few weeks later she messaged me: she took all the financial stuff off her plate and got time with her family back. What task would you hand to an AI agent first? Full episode linked: https://youtu.be/KUG8VA8K1b4 Full episode: https://youtu.be/KUG8VA8K1b4
Nov. 3, 2026
How Elon Musk Is Disrupting Telecom With Overlooked Spectrum #shorts
Overlooked spectrum could help Starlink connect more phones, and give old industry assumptions a gentle tap on the shoulder. Sometimes the best signal comes from thinking differently. Share your take. #Starlink #SatelliteConnectivity #Telecom #WirelessTechnology
Nov. 3, 2026
Will the GOP Return to Its Libertarian Roots? #shorts
Could Republicans lean toward smaller government, free markets, medical freedom, constitutional principles, and less war? The ideas sound libertarian, politics may have a plot twist. Share your take. #Libertarianism #RepublicanParty #FiscalPolicy #PoliticalIdeas
Nov. 3, 2026
Why the Vice President Must Stand Up to the President #shorts
As executive power grows, the vice president should answer to the whole party, not just echo the top office. Democracy works better with more than one microphone. Share your take. #PoliticalAccountability #ExecutivePower #IndependentVoice #Democracy