Connect your Claude, Codex or OpenClaw for full transcripts on millions of podcasts. Two week free trial, cancel anytime.
Start free trial →The Michael Berry Show · US Politics · November 2026
Speaking the night before Election Day to listeners frustrated with the candidates on offer, Berry argues a vote is a choice about direction, not an endorsement of a person.
…you're all district. You never actually saw the field. Didn't even make the team, for that matter. But now what they're doing, the Democrats, because the Jewish congressman, Stevens, has endorsed the Republican candidate, they are now claiming the fact that it was done at a black church is racist.
Huh.
…school shooting. It's a mom or a dad or a school teacher or a janitor or a police officer who steps in, steps up, and deals with it. You look at every case of every time there is a crisis. It is an average, everyday person. The beauty of an election is it's the only time that every single, not a poll, Not a focus group. It's the only time that all of us state what future we want for our country. It's not a valentine. You don't have to love that person. People tell me all the time, we need better candidates. Sure we do. But this isn't where we pick better candidates. This is where we pick the lesser of two evils. To quote Ben Carson, unless Jesus Christ is on the ballot, you're picking the lesser of two evils. It's not a valentine. It's a strategy session for what you want your country to look like. There will be issues that will be confronted by the person you put in office. Who do you trust has a better thought process for who they vote, for how they vote, for what they do? The Michael Berry Show. It's…
Blessed with donors, a logo, and an unshakable faith that the voters aren't paying attention.
This party has a candidate. Age? Irrelevant. Ambition? Considerable.
A man who has concluded that the proper answer to a confused 10-year-old.