The Big Ben Show

On this Big Ben Show episode, Ben Domenech reflects on America's 250th anniversary, the Pilgrims, and the significance of its founding. He talks with Newt Gingrich about America at 250, democratic socialism, radical leftism, and lessons from Reagan to Washington. Lisa De Pasquale discusses Gen X's middle age, reinvention, and better living after 40.

Ben Domenech evaluates the Trump administration's Iran MOU, Republican skepticism, and its impact on the GOP coalition for the midterms. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr talks with Ben about Disney, broadcast licenses, and news qualifications. John Leganski discusses his book "Glory, Grief, and the Gavel," Kevin McCarthy's political journey, the motion to vacate, and Congress's dysfunction.

On The Big Ben Show, Ben Domenech explores the Iran MOU and US influence, with Victor Davis Hanson critiquing foreign policy and drawing parallels with Ancient Rome. Christopher Kimball later shares cooking tips and insights on America's 250th anniversary, discussing grilling secrets and GLP-1's effects on eating habits.

On The Big Ben Show, Ben Domenech discusses Scott Pelley's CBS News exit, highlighting trust issues in legacy media. He suggests media hasn't learned from 2016, misreading Americans. Sec. Mullin talks leaving the Senate for DHS, cleaning DHS, the Biden border crisis, and election integrity. Jonathan Schanzer examines Trump's Iran approach, the Israel-Iran conflict, and defeating Iran's regime.

In this episode of The Big Ben Show, Ben Domenech discusses the conflict with Iran and the significant impact on its nuclear and missile defense programs. Mark Dubowitz of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies talks about "Project Freedom" and the Strait of Hormuz. Jon Levine later joins to talk about controversy involving Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner and the resulting Democratic panic.

In The Big Ben Show, Ben Domenech covers Trump's Iran deal fallout, its impact on U.S. foreign policy, and the VP significance for JD Vance. Os Guinness discusses his book on the crisis of American freedom and the republic's restoration. Sam Brownback talks about China's religious oppression and urges America to reassess its dependence on China.

Ben Domenech examines a NY Times-Siena poll showing U.S. divides by age: Older Americans support the President's Iran actions, while under-44s are opposed and pessimistic on the economy. Brit Hume analyzes if the war is a strategic victory and the prospects of an AOC or Gavin Newsom run. Rep. Nancy Mace discusses her South Carolina Governor race, tax elimination plans, and leaving Congress.

On The Big Ben Show, Ben Domenech covers the Virginia Supreme Court's redistricting ruling and its political impact. Adam Carolla discusses rebuilding challenges in California due to overregulation. Rachel Campos-Duffy talks about her book on American patriotism, highlighting family road trips and storytelling as ways to instill national pride.

On The Big Ben Show, Ben Domenech explores fraud in welfare systems with Theo Wold, discussing the impact on Democrats after the Supreme Court's VRA decision and upcoming redistricting. Michele Tafoya talks about her Senate run, women's sports issues, and military action in Iran. Ben concludes with thoughts on how technology affects the DIY spirit in the auto industry.

An attempt on Trump's life at the Correspondents' Dinner reveals radicalization in America. Ben Domenech explores Cole Allen's manifesto echoing social media language. Alongside Byron York, they discuss security failures and the need for better presidential protection. Elizabeth Pipko talks about legal strategies impacting the GOP before the 2026 midterms and her DOJ insights.

Ben Domenech analyzes Iran talks and JD Vance's Islamabad mission. He discusses the President's second term and high-stakes Pakistan negotiations. With guest Andrew Klavan, they talk about the soul of Hollywood, his Edgar Award nod, and masculinity in films. Ben also previews the NFL Draft and highlights quarterbacks like Diego Pavia.

In this episode of The Big Ben Show, Ben Domenech discusses GOP issues with Senate polling and House economic struggles. Elise Stefanik talks about her book, "Poisoned Ivies," detailing the decline in elite universities and antisemitism on campuses. Mary Margaret Olohan covers Trump-Pope tensions, failed Iran talks, and the Eric Swalwell scandal.

Is the Iran ceasefire a diplomatic victory or temporary fix for the Masters? On The Big Ben Show, Ben Domenech examines the aftermath of the Iran ceasefire deal. Exploring the "Scottie Scheffler ceasefire" and Trump's Easter posts, Ben assesses if the U.S. neutralized Tehran's nuclear threat or just paused it. Featuring insights from Lucas Tomlinson, Rebeccah Heinrichs, and Caitlin Doornbos.