OCT 9 2026, WOND Radio Fitzherbert

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OCT 9 2026, WOND Radio Fitzherbert

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FITZHERBERT FRIDAY - 10-09-26 Electoral Urgency and Voter Turnout Brian Fitzherbert argues that voter turnout is the paramount issue, asserting that daily life outcomes stem directly from who holds political office. He contends that while Republicans are not the solution to every problem, Democrats are the primary cause of them, warning conservative voters against sitting out or splitting tickets. Grassroots engagement—door knocking, phone calls, texting, and peer-to-peer discussions—is highlighted as essential to driving voter participation. Energy Policy and the Cost of Living in New Jersey The hosts criticize long-standing Democratic control in New Jersey for escalating living costs and high gas prices. They point to state policies, such as the closure of power plants under Governor Phil Murphy—turning New Jersey into a net energy importer—as well as high state gas taxes and full-service gas pumping labor costs. Rep. Jeff Van Drew is praised for challenging electric companies over escalating utility rates. Brian argues that heavily subsidized renewables (wind and solar) cannot currently replace fossil fuels in a cost-effective, free-market manner. Critiques of Socialism and Progressive Governance A caller (Dan from Egg Harbor Township) and the hosts criticize progressive political candidates, citing Dr. Abdul El-Sayed as well as historical figures like Che Guevara. Dan references the perspective of Cuban immigrants to argue that socialism leads to economic ruin and that modern progressive policies edge closer to Marxism than social democracy. Brian notes that "you can vote your way into socialism, but you can't vote your way out," calling socialist policies fundamentally flawed. Immigration and Border Policy Brian links illegal immigration directly to rising costs across housing, rents, taxes, education, and healthcare. He defends deportation efforts and ICE operations as necessary economic and public safety measures to relieve strain on public resources. The segment concludes with criticism of opposition to the SAVE Act, with the hosts asserting that voting is a civic duty that must be strictly limited to verified U.S. citizens.

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