Chuck And Julie Show, March 25, 2026

The Chuck and Julie Show, hosted by Chuck Bonniwell and Julie Hayden, delivers a high-octane political and cultural critique in this March 25, 2026 episode. The primary focus is a fiery interview with Jamie Glazov, editor of Front Page Magazine and author of *United in Hate: The Left's Romance with Tyranny, Terror and Hamas*. Glazov presents a sweeping ideological diagnosis, framing the modern left as spiritually demonic, rooted in a cosmic battle between good and evil, and driven by a utopian fantasy that requires the destruction of the existing world order. He argues that the left’s veneration of totalitarian regimes—from Stalinist Russia to the Khmer Rouge—and its current emotional attachment to Islamist extremism stem from a shared hatred of individualism, Judeo-Christian values, and freedom. The conversation expands to include critiques of social media, with a discussion of a $3 million jury award against Meta and YouTube for allegedly designing addictive algorithms, sparking debate over corporate accountability versus innovation. The hosts also analyze the economic collapse of Denver’s downtown, blaming Democratic policies and anti-business sentiment, while drawing parallels to New York’s exodus of wealthy residents under Governor Kathy Hochul. The episode closes with a warning about the growing influence of left-wing ideology even within conservative circles, particularly regarding pro-Islamic sentiment and anti-Israel rhetoric, culminating in a dire prediction of a right-wing administration abandoning Israel. The episode blends conspiracy theory, moral absolutism, and economic commentary into a provocative narrative. Key takeaways include: (1) The left is not merely politically incorrect but ideologically demonic, driven by a desire to destroy the old world to build a false utopia; (2) Social media platforms like Meta are being held accountable for designing addictive products, signaling a potential shift in public trust; (3) Cities like Denver and New York are suffering economic decline due to anti-business policies and ideological extremism; (4) The rise of pro-Islamic sentiment within conservative circles poses a serious threat to American foreign policy; and (5) The real battle is spiritual—between a worldview that rejects redemption and one that embraces divine truth. The tone is urgent, polarizing, and deeply ideological, with a clear call to action for listeners to recognize the spiritual and cultural war at hand.