Dr. Duke Show

A promising path and model for under-perfoming public schools.

Rhonda Miller explains how companies are poisoning family farms.

As the LA mayoral race heats up, Democrats launch a desperate attack ad against the leading Republican candidate… but the ad backfires so badly it exposes just how disconnected California’s political elite really are.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna discuss how teen literacy is collapsing as schools push students through the system despite many struggling to read at even a basic level.

Trump’s influence over the Republican Party grows stronger as Indiana conservatives vote to oust incumbent lawmakers in favor of the president’s hand-picked candidates after the state declined to redraw district lines to benefit Republicans.

A bishop sparks controversy by suggesting the Bible should expand with a “third testament,” raising questions about authority, tradition, and the future of Christian doctrine.

How did Democrats go from the party of hippies to a movement critics say tolerates violence, embraces cancel culture, and pushes for sweeping government control over everyday life?

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna break down the latest attempted attack on Donald Trump, arguing it’s part of a broader pattern of escalating threats that reveal a dangerous shift in political hostility.

Virginia redraws its congressional map to heavily favor Democrats 10–1, arguing that only they can be trusted to lead in what they call the perilous era of Trump.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna react to controversial remarks and actions by the current pope while reflecting on broader cultural and political tensions surrounding religion, education, and modern leadership.

An Oklahoma high school principal is being hailed as a hero after tackling a 20-year-old man who attempted to carry out a shooting at his former school.

In a storyline right out of the show “House of Cards,” Democrats banish Congressman Eric Swalwell amid explosive rape allegations, then try to spin it as a win—while critics say the real story is how long Nancy Pelosi and others protected him as long as he attacked

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna take on a Canadian lawmaker defending the term MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+, challenging whether complex identity language actually raises awareness or pushes the public away from serious issues.

A new report finds state-backed lesson plans in California are teaching students that January 6th protestors are exactly the same as the KKK.

Trump hits pause with a two-week Iran ceasefire giving U.S. forces time to reload—just as Iranian TV declares itself the world’s moral superpower.

The Supreme Court delivers a major free speech victory as a controversial “conversion therapy” ban sparks a broader battle over government control, parental rights, and who gets to speak truth in America.

A California school district is facing backlash after spending over $600,000 on a rap-based “edutainment” program that mixes music, identity exploration, and classroom curriculum for elementary and middle school students.

Democrats have mastered the art of protest—holding signs and repeating chants when out of power—but critics say they rarely consider how it looks to voters who don’t want to see that kind of behavior leading government.

A Las Vegas elementary teacher is under fire after allegedly turning a fifth-grade classroom into chaos—playing “knife tag” in the dark with a real blade—and now faces serious child abuse charges.

Travelers sound off as TSA chaos fuels backlash against Democrats—while ICE steps in, softening its image as it helps ease the strain.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna warn that America is raising a screen-addicted, school-failed generation trained to chase credentials, dodge hard thinking, and crumble without the family, faith, and discipline that once held it together.

A Washington state special needs graduate is suing her school district after receiving a 3.7 GPA diploma despite reading at a first-grade level, claiming the “participation trophy” graduation left her unprepared for real life

Republicans dig in on sweeping voter ID and citizenship requirement as Democrats push back, arguing it could disenfranchise minorities—despite previously supporting strict identification rules during COVID.

After years of U.S. presidents paying Iran to avoid conflict, Trump is hammering the terror regime—while Democrats rush to criticize the mission.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna expose what they argue is the public school system’s collapse—from rampant abuse and politically fueled violence to brain-numbing tech and falling academic standards—as they warn that America is failing the next generation.

The Supreme Court rules California cannot enforce a policy forcing schools to hide students questioning their gender from parents, marking a major victory for parental rights and teacher freedom.

Dr. Duke interviews Lawrence University student Zach Currier, whose effort to launch a Turning Point USA chapter has exploded into a national story as the school’s committee repeatedly stalls recognition, while Zach gets support from media, elected officials, and a law firm—and vows not to back down.

In a stunning display of military power, U.S. and Israeli forces dismantle Iran’s missile systems and navy while the world watches the systematic takedown of a regime that has spread terror for nearly five decades.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna react to Trump’s “Operation Epic Fury” strike on Iran and the reported death of Iran’s supreme leader.

A Minnesota middle school is under fire after eighth-graders were shown a geography lesson portraying ICE agents as using “tricky and violent tactics” against legal immigrants, sparking outrage over political messaging in the classroom.

In a record-breaking State of the Union, President Trump turned the chamber into a political stage, boldly calling out Democrats for failing to stand up for the American people in a moment watched by millions.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna warn that America’s public schools and universities are no longer failing by accident but actively grooming kids into anti-law, anti-nation activism—while shocked parents still wonder how the classroom became ground zero for cultural collapse.

Colorado just lost more than 10,000 students from its classrooms —including a 1,200-student drop in Denver Public Schools—raising a bigger question: where are all the families going?

A small liberal arts college that boasts “diversity” is quietly trying to ban a Turning Point USA student group for good—while smearing its members as Nazis and hoping no one notices.

As Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stumbles on the world stage, even liberal insiders are quietly panicking that the Democrat bench may be no match for a potential JD Vance–Marco Rubio powerhouse run in 2028.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna argue that modern feminism has morphed into a culture-war fever dream where empathy is upside down, parental rights depend on your politics, and every viral meltdown somehow proves the revolution has officially eaten its own.

New York City schools are now using AI to analyze kids’ reading responses and steer them toward “approved” interpretations—while administrators insist the bots are somehow boosting both critical thinking and human connection.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna torch a Super Bowl halftime show they say ditched unity and kids for woke spectacle—while a patriotic alternative proved America still wants music that brings people together.

A first-grade teacher is under fire after filming herself flipping the American flag upside down and posting "Abolish ICE" messages inside her classroom.

Why is it that white, liberal women and beta-men seem to be the only ones fighting to keep dangerous illegal immigrants in America?

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna argue that radical politics have corrupted medicine, academia, and public safety—from politicized nurses and reckless gender medicine to crime excused by ideology—concluding that cultural sanity requires accountability, patient rights, and a return to real masculinity.

A Los Angeles high school math teacher with a large social-media following is facing backlash after posting videos attacking ICE as racist, as new footage surfaces showing him using class time to criticize the agency and advise students on how to avoid federal agents.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna dismantle radical feminist claims that pregnancy is “self-harm,” arguing the outrage over high-profile conservative mothers exposes a deeper rejection of motherhood, reality, and personal agency. The episode also exposes media distortions—from vicious attacks on pregnant women to false ICE “kidnapping” narratives—showing how ideology replaces facts, compassion, and basic moral consistency.

New York City’s new socialist mayor is calling for an end to “rugged individualism” in favor of the “warmth of collectivism,” echoing claims that capitalism is outdated and failed. But history from American communes shows collectivism repeatedly collapses under human nature, surviving only when private property, profit, and capitalism are restored.

Radical left-wing activists stormed a church during a Sunday service to protest ICE deportations, shouting in congregants’ faces while recording the confrontation for social media. Now, even as federal officials and CNN attorneys say the group clearly violated the law, the protesters insist they were “mostly peaceful” and claim no one asked them to leave.

Australia nukes millions of kids’ social media accounts, but Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna warn the real damage was done long ago—screens, AI, and dopamine-driven tech have already hollowed out attention, morality, and childhood itself. From AI-written college papers to kids killing over video games and TikTok challenges turning deadly, this episode pulls no punches about what happens when parents outsource parenting to pixels.

Teachers at a high school in Queens, New York say administrators are pressuring them to pass students who are failing math, even when those students are chronically absent, refuse to do coursework, and repeatedly fail exams.

Angry, childless, progressive, white women are leading the charge against ICE, while beta male governors, mayors, and police chiefs cheer from the sidelines instead of enforcing the law. Critics argue that radical feminism redirects instincts of protection away from children, replacing the responsibility with the coddling of dangerous illegal immigrants.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna take a razor-sharp look at why modern progressive women reject the very structures that once gave them stability—then seek “security” in ideologies that openly despise them. The result is a darkly comic tour of self-loathing politics, toxic empathy, and a movement so confused it can’t decide whether to hate civilization, men, God, or itself first.

A Utah State School Board member says she will not seek re-election, citing what she describes as a corrupt, dysfunctional, and morally bankrupt education system.