One Nation w/ Brian Kilmeade 05/10/26

In this episode of One Nation, Brian Kilmeade delivers a fiery monologue on the mass exodus of wealthy Americans from blue states like New York and California, citing billionaire Ken Griffin's move to Miami as a prime example. He argues that socialist policies and the vilification of success are driving job creators, investors, and philanthropists away, resulting in billions in lost wealth and economic stagnation. Congressman Byron Donalds reinforces this, calling New York Mayor Eric Adams' (referred to as 'Mamdani') policies economically illiterate and destructive. The discussion then shifts to trade, with U.S. Trade Ambassador Jameson Greer highlighting the success of recent trade deals under President Trump’s administration, which have boosted U.S. exports to record highs and brought manufacturing back to America. Ben Shapiro weighs in on the crisis of trust in American institutions, linking the decline in faith in media, academia, and government to ideological corruption and the rise of conspiracism. He stresses the need to rebuild institutions on truth and evidence. Sage Steele discusses the political realignment in Democratic strongholds like Los Angeles and California, where Republicans are gaining ground due to public frustration over homelessness, crime, and mismanagement. She calls for Republicans to run and for Democrats to break their habitual voting patterns. Finally, Brett Baier promotes his new book, 'The Case for America,' advocating for a renewed national pride in American ideals and history, especially ahead of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.