Mark Larson Podcast

Mark visits with his chief economist Stephen Moore on the outrage, still, over Donald Trump as POTUS, and how the economy is still thriving despite that. Also, syndicated columnist Cal Thomas stops by to delve into the news of the day.

What in the world is San Diego City Council member Georgette Gomez thinking when she's writing her resolution that opposes President Trump's border wall plan?

Mark visits with former governor of Virginia George Allen as they discuss the terror threat that North Korea poses against the United States. Also, Bill Gertz from the Washington Free Beacon expands on the same subject.

David Snow subs in for Mark, as he's traveling to Washington, D.C. Snow chimes in on the outrageous parking prices for NFL games, and the leaked video of MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell doing his best impression of Bill O'Reilly.

Jed Babbin joins Mark to discuss the comments made by the Prime Minister of Iran toward President Trump about his plans to modify the nuclear arms deal. Babbin is a former United States Deputy Undersecretary of Defense who served during the first Bush administration in the United States. He is the author of the political books Inside the Asylum, Showdown, and In the Words of Our Enemies.

Mark unloads on the San Diego City Council and local leaders being concerned about President Trump's border wall, when they should be focused on more pressing matters. Tim Graham from NewsBusters.org and the Media Research Center explores the outrage over the words "sovereign" and "sovereignty" being used by the President.

Mark welcomes Supervisor Kristin Gaspar.

Mark welcomes Lisa Daftari of ForeignDeskNews.com

Mark welcomes Mark Bowden to the show to discuss his book: Hue 1968: A Turning Point of the American War in Vietnam.

Tom Del Bacarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) provides updates on housing crises here in San Diego and California, as well as D.C. craziness. CNN chief economist Stephen Moore continues to pound the pavement regarding Trump's administration needing to get the tax reform bills done.

Bill Gertz (Washington Free Beacon senior editor & Washington Times national security columnist) updates Mark on the latest involving threats from North Korea. Also, Spencer Brown from Young America's Foundation recaps the speech given at UC Berkeley last night from conservative pundit Ben Shapiro.

Mark expands on the latest cries for help from the clown community and how the promotion of the latest adaptation of Stephen King's "It" has ruined the clown community. Dan McSwain, former SDUT columnist who decided to hang it all up for reasons that he can't believe, and one of the head honchos - Dan Shea - joins Mark to discuss how he and his organization are helping to solve the SD homeless problem, Dan Shea.

Mark revisits with Michael Reagan on the latest developments from the dinner last night with President Donald Trump and Senate and House Minority Leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, respectively. They were trying to work out a better bipartisan deal regarding the DACA program. Also, James Hirsen from NewsMax.com makes his weekly visit.

Mark continues to look at the insanity across the mainstream media, but also recapping his interview with Mayor Kevin Faulconer on the homeless plan announcement he made on the show last hour. Also, a preview of a great weekend event: San Diego Bayfair!

Mayor Kevin Faulconer visits with Mark on the heels of his news conference about setting up shelters for the homeless to fix the crisis on the surface but also as it pertains to the latest Hepatitis A outbreak. Also, NewsBusters.org and Media Research Center's Tim Graham joins Mark again to discuss the latest fury and fire being dished out from the mainstream media amid Hillary Clinton's latest book tour.

Mark opines on the latest Apple iPhone announcement. The details are crazy and the prices are astronomical. Also, Steve Breen - editorial cartoonist at the San Diego Union Tribune - visits to speak about his series of cartoons on the homeless in San Diego.

Mark checks in with former CNN correspondent John Zarrella in Florida where he's been without power and water for days since Hurricane Irma made her way through the Sunshine State. SD City Councilwoman Lorie Zapf goes off on the Hepatitis A outbreak and what needs to be done. Also, Lisa Daftari from The Foreign Desk News checks in on the latest events happening in the Middle East, especially the relationship with Israel and the U.S.

Colonel Oliver North provides his perspectives and stories on the 16th anniversary of the worst terrorist attack on American soil. Also, CNN chief economist Stephen Moore stops by and looks at what's ahead in the next couple weeks for the Trump administration, including possible tax cuts.

Terri Ivens joins Mark today... She's an actress who was in New York on 9/11 her second day at work on "All My Children" when one of the planes came in a low over her studio. She and Mark were also part of a relief team in New York City days after the attacks. Mark also chats with Mario Sierra -- Mario Sierra, Director of San Diego environmental services -- on a quick side note about hepatitis A issue… Rowan Scarborough from the Washington Times checks in on the anniversary of 9/11... and Mehran Aram from the Aramco Group chimes in on the latest reverse mortgage news and his latest workshop he's hosting.

The latest hypocrisy and outrage being dealt by Washington D.C. elites as well as the mainstream media on all things President Trump, climate change, and gender equality. Oh, and a preview of Jane Pauley's interview this weekend with Hillary Clinton.