Make Venezuela Great Again
The 2026 Nobel peace prize winner María Corina Machado joins me to discuss how President Donald Trump and the United States can have a huge foreign policy success in Venezuela. Here’s more from Dinesh D’Souza.
The 2026 Nobel peace prize winner María Corina Machado joins me to discuss how President Donald Trump and the United States can have a huge foreign policy success in Venezuela. Here’s more from Dinesh D’Souza.
Dinesh D’Souza is out with a new book this fall called The Stones Cry Out. D’Souza says that God exists, and modern archaeology proves God the Father is real.
D’Souza says, “The place I got the title for this book is where Jesus is coming into Jerusalem and his disciples are yelling and praising Jesus, and the Pharisees get really irritated and tell Jesus to quiet those people down. They shouldn’t be making all this noise. Jesus says even if I quiet them down, ‘the stones themselves will cry out.’ That’s the source of my book title, but I am referring to the stones of Biblical archaeology.
“If you ask yourself why now? Why is God using this way of communicating with the world? It could very well be God’s last warning,” D’Souza continues. “It’s like, alright, you want proof (of God’s existence), I’ll show you proof. Now, if you still choose not to believe, it’s not because the evidence is not there. It’s really because of your hardness of heart. You are choosing not to believe even in the face of evidence.”
D’Douza is interviewed here by Greg Hunter on USAWatchdog.com.
Pro-Israel pundits have sewn bad blood by insisting everyone in the conservative moment toe the line and genuflect to the state of Israel. We are not at all opposed to the existence of Israel. After all, we have little in common with the Palestinians or the globalist riffraff like Greta Thunberg.
But the strident and obnoxious Israeli advocates like Laura Loomer and Josh Hammer have, quite frankly, worn out their welcome. They have been truly abusive and repulsive. There’s little excuse for their rotten manners, especially coming so soon after lunatics murdered Charlie Kirk.
Here, Mark Dice explains the latest travesties carried out by this pro-Israeli gang of bullies. The cast of bullies includes not only Loomer, but also Officer Tatum and, yes, even Dinesh D’Souza. It’s sad to see such vultures flapping their wings so soon after Charlie Kirk was laid in the ground. To put it bluntly, this is not kosher, in any way or shape or form!
We all know how doctrinaire and strident the leftists are. But are MAGA followers on the right any less one-dimensional? Can MAGA members poke fun at themselves? How seriously do they take everything they say?
Here, comedian Chrissie Mayr offers her take in a conversation with Dinesh D’Souza.
In this episode, Dinesh D’Souza examines the Trump administration’s ultimatum to Harvard University, and Harvard’s defiant response, with $9 billion in federal aid and Harvard’s tax-exempt status at stake. Why does Harvard hire so many dingbat, rejected leftwing mayors – like Chicago’s Lori Lightfoot and New York City’s Bill De Blasio — to teach political science courses to students?
Auron MacIntyre of The Blaze joins Dinesh to talk about Trump’s deportations, and the efforts by Democrat-appointed judges to stop it or slow it down.
In this episode, Dinesh D’Souza asks who bears responsibility for the California fires and what the real lesson is for the future.
D’Souza also analyzes how President Trump, who seemed to have hit rock bottom after four years now, is now riding high on all fronts. He also is joined by actor Stelio Savante to talk about his new film, Between Borders.
It appears that President Trump threat of tarfiffs is already working.
Dinesh D’Souza reports that the impact and effect with Canada is immediate. D’Souza says Canada’s Justin Trudeau is practically already on the bandwagon. Meanwhile, Mexico’s uber-progressive President Claudia Sheinbaum has seemingly agreed to terms with Trump, but is making it seem like she’s balking. More liberal theater. More with D’Souza.
Dinesh D’Souza makes his case for Matt Gaetz’s decision to withdraw from his AG appointment and what might lie behind it.
D’Souza says that if the new Trump Senate, which stands at 53-47 in favor of Republicans, voted along party lines, Gaetz was a shoo-in to be confirmed. But he says there was at least four Republicans, still steamed at the way Gaetz engineered the ouster of then-House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who revealed they would not support the nominee. More analysis with D’Souza.