The Todd Huff Radio Show

James Comey has been indicted on two federal counts — lying to Congress and obstruction of a congressional proceeding. But what does this mean for the broader debate over justice, accountability, and the politicization of government?In today’s episode, Todd Huff breaks down the charges against the former FBI director and explains the difference between a grand jury and a trial jury — and why that process matters in a free society. While many on the Left dismiss this indictment as political retribution, Todd argues that true rule of law must cut both ways. It is dangerous to weaponize government against political opponents, but it is equally dangerous to allow powerful elites to operate without accountability.Todd also highlights the long pattern of government abuse and selective enforcement — from IRS targeting of Tea Party groups, to the Steele dossier and Russia collusion hoax, to the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story and Big Tech censorship. Context matters, and so does balance: justice must not

Todd returns from Montana and dives straight into one of the most pressing issues in America today: the rise of political violence and the disturbing refusal by some in Congress to condemn it. A recent House resolution honoring the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk—while also condemning his assassination and political violence in all forms—passed with bipartisan support, yet dozens of members voted “no” or abstained. Todd breaks down what that vote means, why it matters, and how it reflects a deeper clash of worldviews shaping our culture and politics.In this episode, Todd also reflects on ten years of “conservative, not bitter” broadcasting, the importance of persuasion over rage, and how the legacy of Charlie Kirk has challenged him to rethink and expand the reach of this program. He shares stories from his own life—including a hard-hitting football memory—to illustrate what it means to fight with conviction but without bitterness.Later, Todd highlights the shocking response from Shelby Campbell, a congressio

Today’s Todd Huff Show is hosted by former Indiana State Senator John Crane, who reflects on his journey in politics and why he chose to voluntarily term-limit himself. Drawing from nearly a decade in public office, Crane explains why politics is always downstream from culture—and why the real battle lies upstream in the war of worldviews.Crane shares candid insights from his time in the Indiana Senate, including his conviction that Christians are called to be a catalyst for redemptive good in politics. He challenges the Church to stop treating politics as “too dirty” for engagement and instead equip the next generation of biblically grounded leaders to step boldly into the arena.Drawing on Romans 12 and his personal prayer life while serving in office, Crane emphasizes that leadership is intentional influence—and every believer is called to shine light where darkness seems strongest. He urges the Church to take political discipleship seriously, raising up leaders who are thoughtful, principled, and courageou

Today’s show is hosted by political cartoonist Gary Varvel, filling in for Todd. Gary tackles the growing darkness in America—not just in politics and culture, but in the spiritual battle raging around us.He points to shocking acts of violence, from public assassinations to senseless stabbings, and challenges the easy “mental illness” narrative. Instead, Gary argues that Scripture makes clear there is a deeper influence at work: demonic deception. From mass shooters who admit hearing voices, to the role of drugs and SSRIs in some of America’s most infamous crimes, he urges listeners not to dismiss the spiritual dimension of evil.Gary also connects Bible prophecy to today’s world. He warns about the dangers of AI and technology, showing how Revelation’s descriptions of global control over buying and selling sound eerily like central bank digital currency and artificial intelligence systems already being built.But he doesn’t leave listeners in despair. Gary reminds us of America’s founding on biblical truth, th

Today’s episode is hosted by special guest Krish Dhanam, dean and provost of Patriot Academy, who steps in for Todd to bring a powerful and encouraging message for conservatives and Christians navigating today’s cultural chaos.Drawing from his personal journey as a first-generation immigrant who arrived in America with just $9, Krish unpacks a timeless formula he calls MOVE:Merge the Lane of Truth – standing firm on objective truth in an age of confusion.Overcome the Frame of Lies – confronting propaganda and cultural falsehoods with patience and clarity.Vocalize the Name of Christ – speaking truth with boldness, civility, and compassion.Engage – refusing to sit on the sidelines, but actively living out faith and values in everyday life.Krish shares wisdom from decades of teaching around the world, his work at Patriot Academy, and lessons from his mentor Zig Ziglar. With stories ranging from his own immigrant experience to historical moments that shaped civilizations, he challenges listeners not to retreat in

Guest host Krish Dhanam steps in for Todd to explore how real leadership starts with humility—and why our political class so often misses it. Krish warms up with a classic tongue-in-cheek poem to highlight the absurdity of today’s shouting matches, then lays out The Leader’s Pulse: a practical framework for conservatives who want to influence without the rage.First up is Posture—the foundation of humble leadership—built on a surrendered spirit, a servant’s heart, and a selfless mindset. From George Washington’s restraint to everyday public service, Krish argues that character is the bedrock of trust.Next is Patience—the discipline of lasting influence. Don’t react; respond with wisdom. Stay steady, tell the truth, and persist in peace, taking a cue from reformers who labored for years before breakthroughs came.Finally, Persuasion—the fruit of Christ-like influence. Krish connects America’s Judeo-Christian roots to the way we engage opponents today: firm convictions, gracious tone, and the courage to love neig

Guest host Micah Clark—Executive Director of the American Family Association of Indiana—welcomes Glenn Stanton, Director of Family Formation at Focus on the Family, for a no-nonsense conversation about what the data really say about marriage, motherhood, faith, and family. Glenn unpacks fresh research (including his recent Federalist piece) showing married women—especially married moms—report the highest levels of life satisfaction. They also explore why cohabitation isn’t a “trial marriage,” how faith drastically lowers divorce risk, and why stable, married families lift communities and shrink government dependence.In segment two, Micah & Glenn tackle the myth that the American church is collapsing, drawing insights from Glenn’s book The Myth of the Dying Church and the surprising revival-energy among Gen Z. They discuss how elites “talk left but live right” on marriage, why children flourish best with a married mom and dad, and why public policy should stop undermining the very institution that makes pe

What does “free speech” really mean—and what doesn’t it mean? Today, Todd takes a hard look at Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension after ABC affiliates refused to air his show following his grotesque comments about Charlie Kirk’s assassination. The media wants you to believe this is censorship, but Todd unpacks the truth: free speech is about protection from government interference, not immunity from accountability in the workplace or public square.We walk through the history of broadcast licenses, why the FCC plays a role in regulating limited airwaves, and how that differs from the unlimited nature of the internet. Todd explains why affiliates have the right to reject Kimmel’s program, why ABC can suspend him, and why none of this violates the First Amendment. Along the way, he contrasts real accountability with cancel culture, highlighting the difference between enforcing clear rules and simply silencing viewpoints.Todd also connects these issues to broader battles in media, culture, and the marketplace—from corpora

In today’s episode, Todd dives into the shocking evidence revealed by prosecutors in the case of Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin. Despite the immediate spin from some corners of social media claiming this was the work of a “MAGA extremist,” newly released text messages tell a very different story. The accused killer’s own words paint the picture of a young man who had turned sharply to the political left, even clashing with his conservative Republican family.Todd walks listeners through the disturbing text exchanges between the alleged shooter and his transgender roommate-partner. These messages show the assassin plotting, justifying his actions as retaliation against “hatred,” and struggling with the fallout once his family quickly suspected his involvement. The evidence reveals not a conservative activist, but a leftist radical whose ideology fed his violence.Todd also challenges those who rushed to blame conservatives for Kirk’s murder, reminding us that evil individuals can emerge from any group—but the r

America is in turmoil, and Todd says it’s no time for half-measures or silence. With escalating violence against conservative leaders — from the assassination of Charlie Kirk to the attempt on President Trump — Todd addresses the deeper cultural and spiritual battle at play.After posting about Kirk’s assassination, Todd faced backlash from listeners claiming that “you can’t be a real Christian and support Charlie Kirk.” Today, he tackles that accusation head-on. What does it actually mean to follow Jesus? Can political convictions and Christian faith coexist? Todd lays out the gospel message plainly, then contrasts it with the distorted narratives being pushed by critics.From accusations of “grifting” to claims that supporting conservative voices makes one less of a believer, Todd exposes how these attacks miss the heart of both the gospel and the fight for truth in America. He also breaks down controversial Kirk quotes — including his remarks on treason, the Second Amendment, and separation of church and sta

Todd unpacks the latest known details about the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk and the deeper cultural rot that fuels political violence. He lays out why this wasn’t random, why ideology matters, and how decades of dehumanizing rhetoric—from campuses to social feeds—prime unstable people to justify evil. Todd also digs into the online fallout: viral accounts identifying users who cheered Kirk’s murder and sending those posts to employers. Is that accountability or a right-wing version of cancel culture? Todd weighs both sides while reminding us not to lose sight of the core tragedy—Charlie Kirk, a husband, father, and outspoken Christian, was gunned down for his beliefs.You’ll hear Todd’s perspective on radicalization memes like “Bella Ciao,” the cheap thrill of anonymous trolling, and why truth, not bitterness, must anchor our response. He also shares how creators can keep thick skin without hard hearts, and why the antidote to nihilism is meaning found in faith and family.Subscribe to The Daily Truth for

In today’s episode, Todd unpacks the disturbing cultural fallout after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Instead of uniting in grief, much of the radical Left has celebrated his death — with teachers, activists, and even public figures justifying or downplaying the murder. Todd explains why this reaction isn’t just political rhetoric but evidence of what the Bible calls a reprobate mind — a worldview so twisted it calls evil good and good evil.Todd also highlights where hope remains. Sports franchises like the New York Yankees and NFL players honored Charlie Kirk with public tributes — a sign that some institutions long dominated by Leftist ideology may finally be turning toward truth and decency. At the same time, social media platforms like TikTok and Blue Sky reveal just how deep the cultural rot has spread, with celebratory posts about Charlie’s death numbering in the thousands.This episode dives into the spiritual dimension of the culture war: how pride, arrogance, and moral numbness lead to dangerous r

A heavy show on a heavy day. On the 24th anniversary of 9/11, Todd reacts to the assassination of Charlie Kirk at a Utah college event and asks a hard question: how did America go from the stunning unity after 9/11 to celebrating political murder online? Todd contrasts those two moments, calls evil what it is, and makes the case that our crisis is fundamentally spiritual, not merely political.You’ll hear Todd’s personal 9/11 story, reflections on how culture hardened over two decades, and why “choose this day whom you will serve” isn’t just a Bible verse—it’s a national fork in the road. He also addresses viral claims about what Charlie said on guns, explains what that argument really means in a free society, and urges listeners to reject vengeance and stand for justice, order, and truth.Sponsors are kept brief and respectful today.Freedom Marketplace: https://freedommarketplace.net The Stack: https://www.toddhuffshow.com/stack-of-stuff Email: todd@toddhuffshow.comPhone: 317.210.2830Follow us on…Instagram: @t

Todd opens with a simple demand the media won’t make: real justice for Jeffrey Epstein’s victims—no matter the names involved, party labels, or bank accounts. Why is only one name getting wall-to-wall coverage? Todd argues the left’s obsession with damaging Trump has turned a human-trafficking atrocity into political theater, while accountability for the broader web of elites keeps getting memory-holed.We also walk through a harrowing story out of Charlotte: a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee murdered on a public train by a repeat offender who shouldn’t have been there. Justice should be blind—period. Todd explains how our culture’s celebration of “gotchas” and political wins destroys public trust and distracts from victims.From a juror’s perspective, Todd lays out why he’s skeptical of “new bombshells”: years of Russia-collusion hysteria, dossier fictions, shifting Covid narratives, lawfare, social bans, ballot challenges, and more. Want accountability? Release everything—every name, every record—and let eviden

Todd opens with a straight shot at today’s fight over law and order—ICE raids, National Guard support in blue cities, and the left’s meltdown over basic enforcement. Why would any governor or mayor reject help if crime is hurting real people? Todd contrasts “police state” rhetoric with the reality: Guard units in support roles, not roaming for arrests, while local and federal law enforcement target violent offenders and illegal re-entrants. He walks through CHAZ/CHOP memories, DC’s safer streets, and the horrifying Charlotte light rail murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska—asking why repeat violent offenders keep getting back out. Then he breaks down real objections conservatives should answer in good faith: militarization optics, civil liberties, mission creep, and the Posse Comitatus guardrails the media rarely explain.Plus: The Daily Truth newsletter relaunch, and sponsor messages to protect your wallet and your health.Subscribe free to The Daily Truth at ToddHuffShow.com/truth for conservative, not b

Donald Trump made headlines again with an AI-generated “Apocalypse Now” meme targeting Chicago — and the media immediately claimed he was threatening war. Todd breaks down what Trump really meant, why Chicago’s leaders oppose National Guard support, and how crime-ridden cities continue to reject real solutions.Todd also exposes the left’s sudden obsession with Trump’s age — after years of covering up Biden’s very real cognitive decline. He reminds listeners that Biden’s struggles were obvious as far back as 2020, yet power brokers and media elites buried the truth until they could no longer hide it.We also revisit HR 4405, the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which is still just a few signatures short of forcing a vote, and spotlight a communist candidate running for mayor of New York City. Even CNN’s Abby Phillip couldn’t make sense of his push for government-run grocery stores.Finally, Todd takes aim at the White House’s review of Smithsonian exhibits, warning that history is being weaponized into leftist pr

On today’s show, Todd unpacks shocking remarks from Senator Tim Kaine during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, where Kaine claimed it was “very, very troubling” to say that our rights come from our Creator instead of government. Todd walks through why this is not only historically wrong but also dangerous to liberty itself.We revisit the words of Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence, examine the biblical foundation of unalienable rights, and contrast that with the radical left’s godless ideology that sees government as the giver — and taker — of freedoms. From the structure of our Constitution to the sovereignty of the individual, Todd explains why our rights are intrinsic, not negotiable, and why any denial of that truth threatens the very bedrock of American liberty.Freedom Marketplace: https://freedommarketplace.net The Stack: https://www.toddhuffshow.com/stack-of-stuff Email: todd@toddhuffshow.comPhone: 317.210.2830Follow us on…Instagram: @toddhuffshowFacebook: The Todd Huff ShowTwitte

Today Todd breaks down the fight over the Epstein files — survivors demand release, Congress battles with a discharge petition, Trump calls it a “hoax,” and the American people are left asking who’s protecting truth and who’s covering up corruption.We’ll cut through the spin, look at the legislation, examine both sides of the due process vs. transparency argument, and explain what’s really at stake in this fight. Freedom Marketplace: https://freedommarketplace.net The Stack: https://www.toddhuffshow.com/stack-of-stuff Email: todd@toddhuffshow.comPhone: 317.210.2830Follow us on…Instagram: @toddhuffshowFacebook: The Todd Huff ShowTwitter: @toddhuffshowLinkedIn: The Todd Huff ShowTikTok: @toddhuffshowSupport Our Partners:https://www.toddhuffshow.com/partners Show Sponsors: https://www.mypillow.com/todd Promo Code: TODD Red, White, & Brand – Text TODD at 317-210-2830 for a 10% discount.SolTea – Heart health made simple. Two softgels a day. Promo code TODD saves 50% + free shipping.Full Suite Wealth – Build a

Chicago is bleeding and the political class shrugs. Today, Todd contrasts President Trump’s results-first crime crackdown with Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s media spin and refusal to ask for help. Why are Democrats more bothered by National Guard uniforms than by murderers roaming the streets? Why are we told chaos is “normal”? Conservative, Not Bitter cuts through the noise.Freedom Marketplace: https://freedommarketplace.net The Stack: https://www.toddhuffshow.com/stack-of-stuff Email: todd@toddhuffshow.comPhone: 317.210.2830Follow us on…Instagram: @toddhuffshowFacebook: The Todd Huff ShowTwitter: @toddhuffshowLinkedIn: The Todd Huff ShowTikTok: @toddhuffshowSupport Our Partners:https://www.toddhuffshow.com/partners Show Sponsors: Red, White, & Brand – Text TODD at 317-210-2830 for a 10% discount.SolTea – Heart health made simple. Two softgels a day. Promo code TODD saves 50% + free shipping.Full Suite Wealth – Build a legacy that lasts. Advanced strategies + legal guidance. Start at FullSuiteWealth.com.4:8 Finan

The Trump administration has begun the process of reuniting children with their parents following deportation cases, a move that has drawn both criticism and cautious praise. While some see it as a necessary step to correct the consequences of previous immigration enforcement, many Democrats are voicing concerns about the way these reunifications are being handled.At the same time, debates over federal involvement extend beyond immigration. In Illinois, Governor J.B. Pritzker recently stated that he does not want or need a federal presence in Chicago, insisting that state and local officials are capable of managing crime. Yet over the Labor Day weekend, the city experienced another wave of violence: more than 50 shootings were reported, leaving at least seven people dead.This stark reality raises a difficult question: are Chicago’s leaders prioritizing politics over public safety? With crime rates spiking during holiday weekends and federal help on the table, critics argue that refusing assistance may be more