Episodi

  • Barry Presses Stacy Garrity on Data Centers, Mental Health and Pennsylvania’s Cost of Living

    Barry Presses Stacy Garrity on Data Centers, Mental Health and Pennsylvania’s Cost of Living
    Sep 27 2026
    We open Sunday morning with Barry’s take on how Philadelphia and Pennsylvania have changed, from neighborhood safety and the cost of living to crime, education and accountability. Barry shares his thoughts on the differences between generations, the state of American politics, the justice system and the need to put an end to excuses when it comes to violent crime and public safety. Barry welcomes Pennsylvania State Treasurer and Republican gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity for an extended conversation about the state’s economy, rising taxes and the policies of Governor Josh Shapiro. Garrity discusses Pennsylvania’s spending, the state’s growing budget deficit, alleged Medicaid fraud and the challenges facing small businesses. She lays out her proposals to reduce property taxes, lower electricity and utility bills, provide rebates to drivers and eliminate certain property taxes for seniors, veterans and first responders on fixed incomes. Barry also presses Garrity on mental health facilities, drug addiction in Philadelphia, trade schools, educational standards and the need to improve public safety across the Commonwealth.
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    46 min
  • Fauci's Vaccine Secrets, Chicago's Weekend Violence, and Barry's Frustration With Modern America

    Fauci's Vaccine Secrets, Chicago's Weekend Violence, and Barry's Frustration With Modern America
    Sep 6 2026
    Barry Sable and Friends opens this Labor Day weekend with a heavy dose of frustration regarding the state of the nation. Barry questions who we can trust after watching the government and Anthony Fauci force vaccines that reportedly carry hidden side effects. We shift gears to call out the left's constant Trump hatred while ignoring everyday American struggles, directly comparing Biden-era inflation and gas prices to earlier years. Barry also takes aim at Chicago’s leadership, asking why Governor Pritzker and the city's mayor prioritize a new library over stopping rampant weekend violence. The conversation moves to an unfiltered take on how the current border crisis hurts American minority communities. We argue that millions of illegal immigrants drain housing, education, and jobs, while leaders like Al Sharpton and Cory Booker line their pockets and stay silent. We tackle the ongoing decay of the nuclear family, debating whether more fathers in the home or stricter gun laws will actually fix the violence in cities like Philadelphia and Chicago. The show also addresses how the Obama apparatus never left Washington and continues to push leftist ideology into our classrooms and museums. Finally, Barry gets wild reacting to an actual proposal for tax-funded "sex bungalows" for the homeless in Los Angeles. Barry pivots to the controversial Massachusetts bill allowing ninth-month abortions, arguing the public would fiercely oppose it if the procedure were televised. We close out the show with harsh criticism of the Clancy mistrial and the people donating to Luigi Mangione’s GoFundMe after he shot a healthcare CEO in the back. The episode holds nothing back, pointing to single, progressive women as a major force driving these radical social policies and supporting groups that fundamentally oppose their own rights.
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    44 min
  • • Barry Warns the Radical Left is Dismantling America as Big Al Calls Out Dearborn’s Sharia Law

    • Barry Warns the Radical Left is Dismantling America as Big Al Calls Out Dearborn’s Sharia Law
    Aug 30 2026
    Barry Sable and Friends open the Sunday show with a hard look at the radical left’s push to defund the police, abolish ICE, and pack the Supreme Court. Barry warns against the loss of traditional American values, questioning how we went from a nation of common sense to a society tangled in gender debates and open borders. Is the country is headed for a collapse straight out of Planet of the Apes. Seth Grossman joins the show to share the true history of Richard Somers and the Barbary Pirates, arguing that America's current struggles actually began a century ago. Then, we pull Big Al right out of church to tackle the rise of Islamic enclaves in the United States. Big Al points directly to Dearborn and Hamtramck, Michigan, warning that radical Imams are using American tolerance as a weapon to institute Sharia law from within. Barry closes out the hour ripping into Washington’s forty trillion dollar debt crisis and the legacy media’s refusal to question AOC or Hillary Clinton.
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    46 min
  • New Jersey’s $8.2 Billion Migrant Bill and the Real Motive Behind the Luigi Mangione CEO Murder

    New Jersey’s $8.2 Billion Migrant Bill and the Real Motive Behind the Luigi Mangione CEO Murder
    Aug 23 2026
    Barry digs into the staggering numbers from New Jersey Assemblyman Paul Kanitra’s report on illegal immigration. Barry unpacks the $8.2 billion New Jersey is spending on migrants, calling out Mikie Sherrill's Immigration Defense Fund and pointing fingers directly at the Biden-Harris administration for neglecting their constitutional border duties. We look at how taxpayers are footing the bill for education and healthcare while local first responders struggle to get cost-of-living increases. Tom Azelby joins us from Florida to debate the rise of the DSA and radical political movements taking root across America. We then shift to the true sociopathic motives of Luigi Mangione following the UnitedHealthcare CEO assassination, where Tom clarifies that Mangione actually had Aetna insurance. We also discuss the controversial Massachusetts abortion bill signed by Governor Maura Healey and the unsettling protests surrounding the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. Barry and Tom wrap up the hour discussing Dr. Anthony Fauci's sudden presidential pardon and the growing pushback against his decisions. We also compare the cost of living in states like New Jersey versus Ohio, arguing for a return to the dignity of hard work, strong nuclear families, and the Jeffersonian ideal of letting fifty states make their own rules.
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    46 min
  • Can New Jersey Be Saved From Rising Costs and Political Extremism?

    Can New Jersey Be Saved From Rising Costs and Political Extremism?
    Aug 16 2026
    Barry Sable and Friends open Sunday morning with Barry’s return from Florida, frustrations with costly and delayed air travel, and a wide-ranging discussion about where America is headed. Barry brings in Alex Bernstein to discuss the deep divide between Republicans and Democrats, the importance of local government, and whether Americans with opposing political views can still find common ground on issues such as roads, budgets, law enforcement and public services. Barry then sits down with New Jersey Assemblyman Paul Kanitra for an extended conversation about the issues facing the Garden State. Kanitra discusses New Jersey’s political direction, flooding regulations and the costs homeowners face when they are required to raise properties, while Barry draws from his own experience with the expensive process. The conversation also moves into taxes, government spending, offshore wind projects, education, property costs and Kanitra’s view that decisions made in Trenton are putting increasing pressure on New Jersey residents. Barry and Kanitra also get into illegal immigration, border enforcement, assimilation and the sharp political divide over immigration policy. Kanitra argues that the traditional immigration process placed a strong emphasis on becoming part of American society, while he says current policies reward people who bypass established rules. The discussion turns to abortion, transgender medical procedures, political hypocrisy, the future of young Americans and whether there is still time to change the direction of New Jersey and the country, with Kanitra urging voters to become more engaged and willing to stand against policies he views as extreme.
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    46 min
  • Barry and Alex Bernstein Expose the Marxist Education Fueling the New Democratic Party

    Barry and Alex Bernstein Expose the Marxist Education Fueling the New Democratic Party
    Aug 9 2026
    Barry Sable and Friends kicks off with a hard look at the generational divide and the radical shift taking place in American politics. Barry voices his deep concerns over the country's direction and presses 22-year-old rising star Alex Bernstein on how his generation can possibly save the nation. We discuss the alarming reality of young Americans openly hating capitalism, waving flags for socialism, and cheering for the collapse of the U.S. government. Alex points directly to the public school system and a total lack of basic civic education as the root causes of this dangerous mindset. Barry breaks down the frightening realities of modern classrooms, focusing heavily on the teaching of Howard Zinn's "A People's History of the United States" and how this Marxist retelling of history is turning students against their own country. Alex argues that this specific indoctrination fueled Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign in Michigan, proving that far-left candidates are winning over college-educated youth rather than the working class. We also analyze the destructive nature of postmodernism and the scary concept taking over social media that objective truth no longer exists.
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    46 min