This week both Tim Scott and Ron DeSantis have formally launched their campaigns for President. Chris and Sean discuss what this means – and get into a heated argument about whether it matters if Tim Scott is has never been married. They also discuss whether Kari Lake or Nikki Haley would be a better VP pick. Also, they check in on the demise of Bud Light – the numbers are still in decline – and discuss whether the Los Angeles Dodgers honoring an anti-Catholic trans group will impact attendance or ticket sales at Dodgers Stadium.
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Ep. 361 Five Weeks Out!
Chris and Sean are back in the Cave with five weeks to go before the Arizona election. They start with the governor’s race and the arguments surrounding Katie Hobbs and Andy Biggs
Ep. 360 John Hart: The Gentleman Farmer Returns!
The Gentleman Farmer is back. John Hart joins Chris and Sean for a conversation about U2, campaigns, and the future of government transparency. With U2’s 50th anniversary approaching, the three revisit the
Ep. 359 Cody Ritchie Guest Hosts: Remembering Jon Kyl, Tucson & Arizona Politics
Cody Ritchie of Crest Insurance joins Chris in the guest-host chair for a wide-ranging conversation on Arizona, Tucson, politics, business, and the state of leadership in the Old Pueblo. Crest Insurance is
Ep. 358 Remembering Senator Jon Kyl: A Mentor, a Workhorse, and an Arizona Statesman
Longtime guest and great friend of the show John Desser joins Chris from the Beltway to remember their mutual friend and mentor, former Arizona Senator Jon Kyl, who passed away today at
Ep. 357 Jenna Bentley Returns: Politics, Policy, Sports & Remembrance
Jenna Bentley of the Goldwater Institute is back with Chris Clements and Sean Noble — and there is plenty to rant about. The Republican Party is holding its first-ever midterm convention, and
Ep. 356 Katie Hobbs’ Pay-to-Play Questions Aren’t Going Away
The questions surrounding Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and the Sunshine Residential pay-to-play controversy are back — and Chris and Sean dig into the new evidence raising even more questions about what happened inside the