The Tara Show

Tara exposes the alarming trajectory of U.S. debt projected to hit $60 trillion by 2035, despite Trump’s promises of fiscal discipline and economic growth. She scrutinizes the tense standoff with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over interest rates and refinancing, calling it economic sabotage designed to undermine Trump’s agenda. In parallel, she delivers a scathing indictment of the COVID vaccines—citing peer-reviewed studies and VAERS data that point to hundreds of thousands of potential deaths, fertility destruction, and severe autoimmune disease. As Trump and Elon Musk escalate their feud over deficit spending and free speech, Tara warns that fracturing this alliance could cripple the conservative movement’s ability to communicate, mobilize, and fight back.

Tara unleashes a scathing exposé on the mounting evidence of COVID vaccine harm—from shocking peer-reviewed studies estimating up to 600,000 U.S. deaths to new research linking the shots to miscarriages, infertility, and deadly autoimmune diseases. She warns that mRNA injections will soon expand into flu shots and urges listeners to reject them outright. Switching gears, she highlights the growing rift between Donald Trump and Elon Musk over record-breaking deficit spending and the “big beautiful bill,” calling it a dangerous distraction that threatens America’s information ecosystem. Tara argues that without Musk’s ownership of Twitter and its uncensored reach, Trump’s 2024 comeback—and the survival of free speech itself—could be doomed.

Tara sounds the alarm on America’s spiraling debt as the clock hits $37 trillion—on track to reach $60 trillion by 2035 under Trump’s proposed spending, unless the economy achieves unlikely sustained 3% growth. She breaks down Kevin Hassett’s justification for the massive deficits, Jerome Powell’s refusal to lower interest rates, and the looming crisis of refinancing trillions in debt at punishing rates. Meanwhile, Tara turns to the culture war as the DOJ formally accuses Harvard of violating civil rights laws by persecuting Jewish students while enabling violent pro-Hamas agitators. She applauds Trump’s vow to strip federal funding from universities that promote anti-Semitism and warns that Christians will be next if the left’s radical agenda isn’t stopped.

Tara dives deep into the GOP’s internal battle over Trump’s massive immigration bill, exposing how Republican “open borders globalists” like John Thune and Lindsey Graham are working behind the scenes to sabotage it with budget-busting “poison pills.” She lays out how the Bush-era donor machine still controls many Republicans—funding primary challengers to keep amnesty and mass immigration alive. As Thune hides behind a Senate parliamentarian (installed by Harry Reid) to justify Medicaid for 1.4 million illegals, Tara warns it’s all designed to tank Trump’s agenda and preserve the status quo. Meanwhile, Elon Musk is threatening to bankroll primary challengers against any GOP members who vote to keep the border open, triggering Trump to lash out and deflect. Tara also interviews South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, now running for governor, who vows to follow Ron DeSantis’ lead by deputizing every state law enforcement officer to remove criminal illegals and to eliminate South Carolina’s income tax. Wi

Tara rips into the chaos created by Democrats’ open-borders radicalism, spotlighting how a liberal-backed app helped a convicted child rapist escape ICE agents in Denver—just the latest example of activists obstructing law enforcement. She then contrasts this lawlessness with Florida’s bold response: Governor Ron DeSantis’ “Alligator Alcatraz,” a remote Everglades facility where state troopers and even fish and wildlife officers deputized as federal agents can rapidly detain and deport illegal immigrants. Tara applauds DeSantis for answering Trump’s call to action while slamming other GOP governors like Henry McMaster for doing nothing as violent criminals pour in. With 5,000 beds, National Guard–appointed immigration judges, and repurposed FEMA funds once used to house migrants in hotels, Florida’s operation is moving thousands out every week. But as Tara warns, unless more states follow suit, Democrats’ strategy to import future voters—and unleash dangerous criminals—will keep putting Americans at risk.

In this riveting segment, Tara revisits the chilling story of South Carolina serial killer Todd Kohlhepp—whose unsettling encounters with families were warning signs many ignored—and underscores the vital importance of trusting your instincts. The conversation then pivots to the outrage over Idaho killer Bryan Kohberger’s plea deal sparing him the death penalty, despite overwhelming evidence and the brutality of his crimes. Tara connects these failures of accountability to a broader ideological shift: a Marxist worldview infiltrating American politics, where criminals are recast as oppressed victims and prosecutors as oppressors. She unpacks remarks by New York’s far-left mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani—who insists burglary isn’t violence—and warns how this philosophy fuels dual justice and emboldens crime. The show closes by exposing a new app promoted by CNN that helps illegal immigrants evade ICE, including fugitives wanted for child rape, illustrating how radical activism is eroding law enforcement and p

In this gripping discussion, the host and guest dissect the controversial plea deal offered to Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger, who avoided a potential death sentence by agreeing to four life terms without parole. The families of the victims expressed fury at prosecutors for sparing Kohberger’s life, while legal experts remain divided—some citing the unpredictability of juries, even in seemingly open-and-shut cases. The conversation also revisits the notorious case of South Carolina serial killer Todd Kohlhepp, whose life sentences sparked similar outrage after he confessed to seven murders and likely committed more. The hosts argue that such brutal crimes demand the death penalty, criticizing prosecutors and politicians who choose leniency. The discussion closes with warnings about how shifting political power could undermine public safety and embolden killers to exploit a weakened justice system.

Across two fiery segments, the host exposes a dual-front crisis threatening America’s future. First, Senate Republican leader John Thune is accused of siding with globalist donors and sabotaging Donald Trump’s immigration agenda—ensuring 1.4 million illegal immigrants remain on Medicaid by manipulating Senate rules and hiding behind a Democrat-appointed parliamentarian. Meanwhile, Elon Musk enters the political battlefield, threatening to fund primary challenges against any GOP member who supports Trump’s "Big Beautiful Bill," citing its record-breaking $5 trillion debt ceiling hike as fiscal suicide. As Republicans cave to donor pressure and poison-pill tactics, Democrats simultaneously push forward with a radical agenda, embracing open socialism and even communism. New York’s Zohran Mamdani, praised by Senator Chris Murphy, champions seizing the means of production—while party leaders remain silent, biding their time until voters are powerless to stop it. This is the unraveling of both parties—and the futur

In this fiery monologue, the host exposes how Senate Republican leader John Thune and the entrenched Bush-era establishment are sabotaging efforts to remove over a million illegal immigrants from taxpayer-funded Medicaid. Despite clear federal law barring non-citizens from these benefits, Thune, backed by the same open-borders donors who funded George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, and Karl Rove’s decades-long globalist agenda, is accused of hiding behind parliamentary maneuvers to keep the system alive. The segment argues this is the last gasp of a corrupt political machine desperate to preserve illegal immigration as a tool to reshape America—and warns that unless the Bush-aligned “cancer” inside the Republican Party is defeated, the nation faces permanent transformation.

Today’s broadcasts uncover a sweeping arc of political extremism, failed leadership, and rising global threats—painting a picture of how socialist ideology and authoritarian ambitions intersect. Tara begins with New York’s Zohran Mamdani, who unapologetically proposes taxing neighborhoods by race, sparking fears of targeted persecution dressed up as “fairness.” She connects this to the Marxist strategy of seizing the means of production—an approach echoed in Mamdani’s calls to empty prisons and defund the police, recalling the tactics used in Stalin’s and Mao’s revolutions to consolidate power through engineered scarcity and fear. On the international front, the show spotlights the fatwas issued by Iran’s top clerics demanding the assassination of Trump, Netanyahu, and U.S. officials—an escalation that underscores the Islamic Republic’s alliance with China in building a deeply entrenched nuclear program. Tara details how Iran’s underground facilities, partly staffed by thousands of Chinese scientists, survive

In back-to-back broadcasts, the hosts chronicle a remarkable stretch of wins for President Trump that defied nearly every media forecast of economic collapse and geopolitical crisis. They detail how expert predictions of skyrocketing oil prices, market crashes, and World War III never materialized—instead giving way to historic achievements: a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, record stock market highs, falling gas prices, NATO funding commitments, and peace deals in Africa. The second segment highlights the Supreme Court’s landmark decision ending nationwide injunctions, restoring presidential authority over immigration policy, and freeing Trump to govern without constant obstruction from liberal district judges. With pointed criticism of media bias, European censorship, and political complacency, the commentary frames these events as a powerful reassertion of American strength and constitutional order.

In these episodes, the hosts break down two critical Supreme Court decisions reshaping American politics. The first ruling sharply limits activist district judges’ power to issue sweeping national injunctions against presidential policies—a move that curtails what they call “judicial dictatorship” and restores constitutional boundaries. The second case, Mahmoud v. Taylor, defends parental rights by striking down mandatory transgender and LGBTQ storytime in Maryland schools, sparking fierce dissent from Justice Sotomayor, who warned public education itself could be doomed. Meanwhile, the hosts highlight the sudden disappearance of nationwide riots they claim were fueled by NGO funding and Democrat-aligned billionaires—an effort now under federal investigation. They spotlight Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz,” a vast Everglades detention center created by Ron DeSantis to deport migrants en masse, and criticize Republican leaders in other states for failing to help Trump enforce immigration law. Together, these sto

In back-to-back broadcasts, Tara dissects two critical developments shaping America’s future. First, she takes listeners inside the heated GOP budget fight, exposing how Senate leadership—namely Lindsey Graham and John Thune—pushed for funding Medicaid for illegal immigrants and used accounting gimmicks to mask a $3.5 trillion deficit increase. Despite flashy claims of fiscal responsibility, Tara reveals that Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” relies on unrealistic 3% growth projections and temporary tariff revenues that may soon vanish—highlighting deep fractures within the Republican party. Then, the focus shifts to Iran. Tara warns that the so-called “Twelve-Day War” is anything but over. Key uranium enrichment sites like Isfahan remain untouched by U.S. bunker busters, harboring Chinese-run reactors that pose a massive global threat. With Israel threatening to assassinate Iran’s leadership and Trump signaling a willingness to strike again, the conflict teeters on the edge of escalation. At the same time, Tara c

In these two explosive segments, Tara and Lee expose the alarming rise of extremist policies and the global forces emboldening them. First, they dissect New York socialist politician Zohran Mamdani’s brazen defense of taxing neighborhoods by race, highlighting how the rhetoric of “equity” is just a pretext for classic political persecution—and a roadmap to punish dissenting constituencies. Tara warns this ideology is the natural endpoint of Democratic policies that demonize entire groups for political gain. Then, they pivot to the international stage, where Iran’s top clerics have doubled down on fatwas calling for the assassination of Trump and Netanyahu. Tara reveals how Iran’s nuclear program—propped up by Chinese scientists and oil revenues—is quickly rebuilding despite U.S. bunker-buster strikes. And she underscores the chilling historical parallels between today’s socialist promises and the Marxist revolutions of the 20th century: seizing the means of production, dismantling law enforcement, and control

In this sweeping broadcast, Tara unpacks a string of bombshell stories the media buried over the weekend. First, Canada backed off its 3% “digital services tax” targeting U.S. social media giants after Trump shut down all tariff negotiations, proving how quickly foreign governments fold when America finally flexes its leverage. Then she details the chilling escalation out of Iran: a second fatwa by a top cleric calling for Trump’s assassination—just as new satellite images confirm Iran is rebuilding its Chinese-run nuclear facilities destroyed by U.S. strikes. Tara explains why the uranium stockpile hidden deep in Isfahan could reignite the crisis any moment. But the heart of the episode is a resurfaced clip of Zoran Mamdani openly declaring his plan to seize the means of production, empty the prisons, and defund the police—echoing the Marxist playbook Tara has warned about for years. She traces how this radical vision for America would leverage emergencies (like a climate crisis) to trigger the Lever Act,

Tara and Lee dive into a revealing weekend moment that set off a firestorm: New York City Democratic Socialist Zoran Mamdani doubled down on his plan to tax “white neighborhoods,” refusing to rephrase or soften his stance even under friendly questioning. Tara exposes how Mamdani’s rhetoric exemplifies classic socialist political persecution and identity-based targeting—policies she argues are the inevitable endpoint of today’s Democratic talking points. The conversation branches out to the hypocrisy of the left’s selective outrage, including Star Trek actor George Takei’s meltdown over funding ICE agents while staying silent about adding 87,000 IRS auditors. They also spotlight how Biden’s administration quietly empowered terror groups, and how media figures like Jen Psaki deflect accountability. In a wide-ranging discussion, they note the sudden halt of L.A. riots—raising questions about who was funding the violence—and cover the DOJ and FBI’s pledge to investigate the money trail at last. With biting humo

In this explosive broadcast, Tara reveals why the so-called “Twelve-Day War” with Iran is far from finished. She breaks down how Iran’s uranium enrichment program, run largely by Chinese scientists, survived U.S. bunker-buster strikes because critical stockpiles remain buried under Isfahan—a site too deep to destroy. Tara argues Iran is effectively a Chinese proxy, and warns that regime change or further strikes may be inevitable, as Israel openly threatens to eliminate the Ayatollah. Switching gears, Tara celebrates the Supreme Court’s landmark decision curbing the power of liberal judges to impose nationwide injunctions—something she calls “judicial dictatorship.” The ruling means district judges can no longer single-handedly block Trump’s entire agenda. With analysis from Andy McCarthy, Pam Bondi, and Ted Cruz, she explains how this restores constitutional balance and frees the administration to act without being hamstrung by partisan courts. The segment closes with a warning: If Democrats return to powe

In this episode, Tara and Lee dissect the explosive fight over the so-called “big beautiful bill”—a sprawling budget package that has splintered the GOP in Congress. They break down how Senate leaders, including Lindsey Graham, tried to slip in Medicaid funding for 1.4 million illegal immigrants, violating federal law before walking it back under pressure. Despite claims of fiscal discipline, the bill still adds $3.5 trillion to the deficit over a decade—more even than Biden’s spending—and could leave America with $60 trillion in debt by 2035. Economic advisor Kevin Hassett insists the plan will pay for itself if the country can achieve 3% growth and maintain tariff revenue, but Tara notes the track record doesn’t support those rosy assumptions. They also explain how Republicans hope to offset some costs with rescission bills to cut funding for agencies like NPR and USAID—but question whether Congress has the will to follow through. The segment closes with updates on Big Balls (a nickname for the investigat

In this episode, the hosts question why the wave of riots that recently tore through cities like Los Angeles and Waukesha suddenly vanished. They explore claims that these uprisings were never truly organic, but rather funded by NGOs connected to Democrat operatives and foreign interests—funding that federal agencies are now aggressively tracing. The discussion also turns to Florida’s creation of “Alligator Alcatraz,” a massive new detention facility in the Everglades designed to detain and deport illegal immigrants swiftly. The hosts criticize Republican leaders, especially North Carolina’s Tom Tillis and South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, accusing them of betraying Trump and the border security agenda. They contrast this with Ron DeSantis’s proactive measures to empower state law enforcement and repurpose FEMA funds to house and remove migrants—arguing that strong, coordinated state action is essential to preserve America’s sovereignty and culture.

In this episode, the hosts unpack two major Supreme Court decisions that they argue will reshape American governance and education. The first ruling sharply limited federal judges’ power to issue sweeping nationwide injunctions—restoring the president’s ability to enforce immigration laws without blanket interference from activist courts. The second decision sided with parents in Maryland fighting mandatory LGBTQ+ curriculum for children as young as five, rejecting what the hosts describe as ideological indoctrination in public schools. The discussion underscores how close the country came, in their view, to entrenched judicial tyranny and forced political conformity—and why they see these rulings as critical victories for constitutional limits and parental rights.