Sean discusses the first week of 2024 and the big news that is already happening with the resignation of Claudine Gay as Harvard President, Trump being thrown off the ballot in Colorado and Maine, and the Epstein documents being released. No earth shattering news in the documents, but plenty of fodder for the conspiracy theories to continue. With Iowa less than two weeks away – things look good for Trump, and bad for DeSantis… and yet to be determined for Nikki Haley.
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Ep. 349 Can You Trust the Polls? Nate Silver’s 2026 Midterm Election Forecast
Can election forecasts really tell us what will happen in November—or do they simply give political junkies a false sense of certainty? Chris and Sean break down Tuesday’s primary results, beginning with
Ep. 350 The Fauci Texts Are Out
Newly released messages from Dr. Anthony Fauci’s government phone are reopening the debate over how COVID vaccines were discussed during the pandemic, and for Sean Noble, this one is personal. Sean and
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Arizona Democratic candidate for Treasurer Nick Mansour joins The Big Show with Chris Clements. Chris and Nick have known each other for decades, growing up in Tucson before reconnecting through the Young
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Katie Hobbs has officially ruled out debating Andy Biggs. Chris Clements and Sean Noble examine what the governor may be trying to avoid, Biggs’ selection of former Arizona State Senator Sine Kerr
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The Big Show is back! After a month-long hiatus filled with family, travel, and a little Rush, Sean and Chris are back behind the microphones—and they return just as the political battle
Ep. 345 The Biggs Blowout Arizona Primary Results, Hobbs’ Warning Signs & Iran’s Oil Shock
Arizona voters sent a message Tuesday night—and Andy Biggs delivered a landslide. In this solo episode of Light Beer Dark Money, Sean breaks down the biggest winners, losers and surprises from Arizona’s 2026