“Zach Bryan, the Border, and the Battle for America’s Soul: We Are a Nation of Laws, Not of Men”
When Zach Bryan shared new lyrics online — verses about cops, ICE, and “the fading of the red, white and blue” — people immediately took sides.Supporters called it a protest song for a broken generation. Critics said it disrespects the rule of law.Both may be missing the deeper point: America is built on laws, not […]
“The Global Minority: The Truth About Who Really Holds Power in the World and Why”
By The Craig Bushon Show Media Team This may be one of the more difficult conversations we’ve taken on here at The Craig Bushon Show. Talking about race, power, history, and privilege isn’t easy — and in today’s climate, even raising certain questions can get you labeled or silenced. But as we’ve said time and […]
“Inside the Government Shutdown: The Fight That Could Change Healthcare Forever”
By The Craig Bushon Show Media Team At 12:01 a.m. on October 1, 2025, the federal government officially shut its doors. It’s the first closure since the 2018–2019 debacle, and while late-night comedians will recycle jokes about closed parks and unpaid workers, this shutdown is different. It isn’t just about failed math on Capitol Hill. […]
“Craig Bushon’s Prophetic Warning: Protecting America’s Churches Before It’s Too Late”
The Craig Bushon Show Media Team Across the United States, congregations are under assault—places once considered safe for worship, fellowship, and learning are now targets. These aren’t random tragedies. They’re part of a pattern that demands our attention. The Latest Attack in Michigan On September 28 in Grand Blanc, Michigan, a Church of Jesus Christ […]
“Digital ID or Digital Chains? The Battle for Your Freedom”
We stand today at a crossroads America. On one side is the promise of technology—digital IDs, biometric verification, centralized databases, and AI-driven convenience. On the other side is the messy, slower, but freer path of liberty—where our privacy, our independence, and our rights remain intact. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has given this moment a name: […]
“What the Kimmel Blackout Reveals About Power, Politics, and Your Freedom”
For generations, Americans have trusted the television as more than just a glowing box in the living room. It was where families gathered, where people heard the news, where citizens believed they were seeing an honest reflection of their country. But what millions did not see is that television has long been less a mirror […]
The Eagle Still Flies — A Call for Reconciliation After Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
By The Craig Bushon Show Media Team High over a land divided, where anger shakes the streets and suspicion fills the air, the bald eagle soars. Its wings stretch wide—one to the left, one to the right. Neither wing can lift the bird alone. Only together can the eagle rise and fly. That truth, written […]
Dodge City to Utah Valley: Public Hangings Then, Assassinations Now
By The Craig Bushon Show Media Team When Hollywood tells the story of America’s westward expansion, the screen fills with wagon trains, cattle drives, and lone sheriffs standing against outlaws. But the real history of how the West was won is far less glamorous—and far more instructive for us today. It was a story of […]
“Assassination Culture in America: Why Charlie Kirk’s Death Is a Warning We Can’t Ignore”
By Craig Bushon Show Media Team America has been shaken. Charlie Kirk—founder of Turning Point USA, husband, father, and unapologetic voice for conservative youth—was shot and killed at Utah Valley University. It happened at the very first stop of his “American Comeback Tour,” a journey meant to spark debate, not silence it. Utah Governor Spencer […]
“Assassinated for Speaking Out—The Legacy of Charlie Kirk”
Today, the United States is plunged into grief and reflection. Charlie Kirk—founder of Turning Point USA, a media force on college campuses, a husband and father—was fatally shot while speaking at Utah Valley University. The event was the first stop of his “American Comeback Tour,” meant to ignite debate, not extinguish life. His death was […]