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The Rush Lindell Show
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- Tuesday: Warsh's Jackson Hole Tell Guts Our Cut CallTuesday, September 1 — Kevin Warsh just took a flamethrower to the rate-cut thesis we built this show around, and we're grading ourselves against his own words. Warsh's first Jackson Hole keynote as chair sent hike odds soaring, and we walk through exactly what he said and why traders reacted the way they did. We break down the market whiplash from roughly split odds to a real hike lean, and why Treasury's Bessent isn't buying it. We get into what a hike versus a cut actually means at the kitchen table heading into the midterms. And we lock in our final call for the September 16 decision — no hedging, no excuses. Tell us in the reviews if you think we're about to eat our words again.
- Thursday: We Called The Fed Wrong—Or Did We?Thursday, August 27: Rush and Reagan drag their own rate-cut prediction back into the studio and put it on trial. They revisit Kevin Warsh's May confirmation, June's surprise inflation plunge, and the July headline that said hike odds were surging on rip-roaring oil — then confront the August jobs report that flipped the board toward a hold. Gold near 15-week highs, murky Iranian rhetoric about the Strait of Hormuz, and a quietly brutal ACA premium hike round out the kitchen-table economics most shows won't touch. Nobody gets a clean win today — and that's the point. Stick around for the September 16 Fed decision that finally settles the bet, and tell us who you think called it right.
- Tuesday: Kushner's Secret Meeting Has Johnson PanickingTuesday, August 25 — Jared Kushner secretly met with Hakeem Jeffries about housing, immigration and cost-of-living, and that alone should tell you something about how the White House really feels about November. Rush and Reagan break down the backlash Jeffries is taking from his own base, unpack Mike Johnson's 'you better not bet against us' Fox News bravado, and hold it up against a forecasting number Johnson conveniently left out. Plus: a look back at the Senate's Iran war-powers flip-flop from earlier this summer and what it still means for the GOP's midterm messaging. Tomorrow: we're watching whether Jeffries walks any of this back under pressure.
- Thursday: 33% Approval and $4 Gas Is No CoincidenceRush and Reagan connect Trump's 33% approval low to $100 oil, four-dollar gas, and a September Fed meeting that could turn a political headache into an economic one before the midterms.
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- Wednesday: Trump Hits 33 and MAGA Starts FlinchingTrump's approval slides to a second-term low of 33% while 80% of voters say the Iran war is nowhere near over. Rush and Reagan grade their own MAGA crack-up thesis against the actual erosion numbers.
- Tuesday: Trump Called Off the Same Iran Strike TwiceRush and Reagan grade their own war-is-ending prediction against a president who canceled the biggest strike of the war twice in a week, then take on the death of the Senate's loudest Iran hawk and what it costs the GOP.
- Thursday: Alex Jones Wants Trump Impeached NowA die-hard Trump ally just demanded impeachment and the 25th Amendment over the Iran war. Rush and Reagan argue over whether MAGA is actually cracking or just venting.
- Tuesday: $100 Oil, Split Votes, One Bad PredictionRush and Reagan grade their own Iran war predictions against the real numbers: a 214-208 House rebuke, a 49-47 Senate failure, and crude above $100 a barrel.
- Thursday: Trump's Iran 'Peace Deal' Is a 12-Night WarRush and Reagan revisit their old prediction thread on the collapsed Iran memorandum, now grading it against a live nightly bombing campaign, a dead service member, and Rubio's promise that Iran will keep paying a price.
- Tuesday: Trump's Iran Deal Is Dead, Who Called It?Rush and Reagan replay their own month-old debate on Trump's Iran MOU now that the deal has collapsed for real, grading which host actually saw the 'scum' comments and CENTCOM strikes coming.
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One host brings the fire and volume, the other counters with razor-sharp wit and a perfectly timed eyebrow raise. Together they tackle the week's political chaos, media nonsense, and culture war casualties with opinions that actually mean something—and they're not afraid to call each other out in the process. If you want political commentary with real conviction and zero corporate polish, you've found your show.
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