Restoring America with Grace Reilly

Restoring America with Grace Reilly serves as a voice for truth and equips you to confidently discuss threats to the future of America.

Restoring America with Grace Reilly is a news podcast hosted by Grace Reilly, with 86 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Grace Reilly hosts Restoring America with Grace Reilly, a news show with 86 episodes published.

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  Episode #89

  Episode 89: Gen Z Voted for Trump, Then Mamdani. Same Reason Both Times.

  Aug 12, 202630 minS1

  Gen Z swung for Trump, then turned around and gave Mamdani New York. Sean Griswold says both votes came from the same instinct. In this episode, I sit down with Sean Griswold, a Turning Point USA chapter VP at Jacksonville University and a Restoration News fellow, about why our generation keeps moving. We get into the "it factor," affordability as a word nobody has defined, Social Security running out before we ever see it, and what the response to Charlie's death showed us about our own neighbors. He also makes the case for voting the best candidate instead of the ideal one, with the midterms coming on November 3rd.

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  Episode #88

  Episode 88: Maxine Waters Called for Harassment and Congress Let It Slide

  Aug 10, 202610 minS1

  In June 2018, Maxine Waters told a crowd to confront Trump officials in restaurants and gas stations, and to absolutely harass them. Republicans moved to censure her. Democrats killed it. In this episode, I follow what came after: the string of restaurant confrontations aimed at Trump officials, the cover Nancy Pelosi and Hakeem Jeffries gave her, and April 2021, when Waters told protesters in Minnesota to get more confrontational during the Chauvin trial. Then set that against January 6th. Trump said marching peacefully and patriotically, and he's the one the left calls an inciter. Three conclusions follow, and none of them are about one congresswoman.

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  Episode #87

  Episode 87: Sen. John Kennedy Says What Every Other Politician Is Too Afraid To Say

  Aug 6, 20268 minS1

  Sen. John Kennedy is the funniest man in Washington, and he lands harder than most of the people who are actually trying to be serious. In this episode, I sit down with Producer Clayton and go through Kennedy's best moments: the hearing-room lines, the cable hits, and the campaign ad where he told people who hate cops to call a crackhead the next time they need help. We get into why nobody can really argue with him, and why he might be the way people who can't stand politics end up paying attention anyway. Then there's Margaret. Kennedy named his elliptical trainer after Margaret Thatcher, and I have no notes.

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  Episode #86

  Episode 86: Bernie Sanders Is the Oligarch He Keeps Warning You About

  Aug 5, 20264 minS1

  Bernie Sanders can't stop warning you about "the oligarchs." So I looked up the word and it describes him better than the billionaires he's attacking. In this episode, I break down what an oligarch actually is: a small elite group where wealth and power converge, that controls state assets and uses political capital to bend outcomes its way. Then I hold that definition up against Bernie himself. He's one of the most powerful members of Congress and a textbook socialist who can't stop calling everyone else an oligarch.

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  Episode #85

  Episode 85: Carl Trueman: We Made Ourselves Gods And Became Less Than Human

  Aug 3, 202628 minS1

  Carl Trueman says we didn't drift away from God by accident. Once everything important in your life became a choice, external authority stopped being believable. God is the biggest external authority there is. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Carl Trueman at Grove City College about his new book, The Desecration of Man. We get into expressive individualism, why worship turned consumerist, what the internet did to the word community, and the online push telling kids to cut off their parents. He also lays out the argument at the heart of the book: only human beings can reach for godhood, and every time we try, we end up smaller. Pascal, the A-bomb, and AI all repeat Genesis 3.

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