Videos - Larry Elder

Monday, August 10, 2026

The discussion delves into the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and their alignment with communist ideologies. Larry Elder critiques establishment Democrats, pointing out their shift in views to stay relevant, particularly their increasing attacks on white landowners and the middle class. Notable figures like Hassan Piker and Abdul El-Sayed are cited for their controversial statements and actions that support Elder’s claims. Bill Maher is referenced for his bold assertion that Democrats and socialists are essentially communists. The conversation emphasizes the importance of clarity and transparency in political discourse, urging those who advocate for radical economic policies to openly acknowledge their intentions and the implications of their proposed changes. This segment underscores the tension between collectivism and individualism, highlighting the potential consequences of a government that relies on force rather than voluntary cooperation.

Monday, August 10, 2026

Larry Elder discusses the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and their alignment with Communist ideologies. He argues that Black and brown voters are recognizing the failures of socialism and shifting towards the Republican Party. Elder emphasizes the detrimental effects of policies such as welfare, soft-on-crime laws, and minimum wage laws on the Black community, citing examples like the impact of minimum wage increases on fast-food jobs in California. He also criticizes licensing laws that prevent skilled individuals from practicing their trades without costly education, referencing a conversation with a Black woman aspiring to be a barber. This discussion highlights the broader implications of political ideologies on marginalized communities and the economy.

Friday, August 7, 2026

Larry Elder talks about trickle down economics as described by Thomas Sowell.

Friday, August 7, 2026

This video delves into the platform of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and its implications for American society. It highlights the DSA's proposal to abolish the Senate, the electoral college, and ICE, as well as their vision for the carcerial state, which includes getting rid of prisons. The discussion also touches on the demographic composition of Arizona State Penitentiary and the perspectives of inmates regarding crime and police presence in their communities. Additionally, the video examines the economic policies affecting housing and energy costs in New York City, contrasting them with policies in more successful states like Florida and Texas. The conversation critiques the notion of socialism and its potential consequences, referencing the political influence of figures like Bernie Sanders and the current administration's policies on climate change and energy. This video aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the DSA's platform and its broader societal implications.

Thursday, August 6, 2026

This video discusses the political dynamics surrounding Abdul El Sayed, a candidate in Michigan, and his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers. It highlights the controversy over statements made by El Sayed's supporters, such as Hassan Piker, and clarifies some of the misrepresentations about El Sayed's views on Israel and 9-11. The video also addresses Donald Trump's comments about El Sayed, emphasizing the importance of preventing what they perceive as an anti-American candidate from winning an election. Additionally, it touches on the heated rhetoric and accusations being exchanged between the two campaigns, aiming to provide a clearer picture of the issues at stake in the election. Viewers will gain insight into the contentious political climate and the strategies being employed by both sides.

Thursday, August 6, 2026

In this discussion, Larry Elder interviews a representative from the Institute of Economic Affairs about the challenges facing the British National Health Service (NHS). The interview highlights widespread dissatisfaction among both patients and employees, with a significant portion of healthcare costs financed by the government. Elder and his guest explore the economic implications of this dissatisfaction, including increased reliance on incapacity and disability benefits. They also debate the effectiveness of government-run healthcare systems, drawing comparisons to the American experience with Obamacare. The conversation raises questions about the feasibility and desirability of transitioning to a fully government-run healthcare system in the United States.

Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Larry Elder discusses the growing preference among Democrats for a socialist president by 2028, expressing shock at the apparent lack of understanding regarding the history and consequences of socialism. He criticizes the left-wing policies that have led to high living costs, particularly in California, where home prices are twice the national average due to restrictive building regulations and environmental policies. Elder highlights the negative effects of these policies on homelessness, income inequality, and educational outcomes. He argues that despite these issues, Democrats continue to push for more extreme policies, such as reparations and expanded healthcare for illegal immigrants, with little regard for the consequences. Elder concludes by pointing out that many of these policies have already been implemented in California, with detrimental results.

Wednesday, August 5, 2026

In this episode of Larry Elder's show, he discusses recent political victories by Socialist candidates in Michigan and Wisconsin, emphasizing their belief that the wealthy do not pay their fair share of taxes. Elder references a conversation between Milton Friedman and Phil Donahue to challenge the notion that capitalism inherently favors the rich and oppresses the poor. He highlights that the top 1% actually pay a significant portion of federal and state taxes, countering common misconceptions. This discussion serves as a broader commentary on the misunderstandings surrounding taxation and economic systems.

Tuesday, August 4, 2026

Dr. James Carfano, a distinguished military strategist and expert on foreign and defense policy, shares his insights on the current geopolitical landscape involving Iran. Carfano emphasizes that President Trump's policies have significantly diminished Iran's capabilities, making it less of a threat to US interests in the Middle East. He explains that Iran no longer has the power to build a nuclear weapon, threatens its neighbors with ballistic missiles, or controls the Strait of Hormuz, crucial for global oil trade. Carfano highlights that every military operation against Iran by Trump further weakens their potential to pose a threat, underscoring the importance of continuing these operations. He also discusses the political implications of these developments, suggesting that the success of these policies will be crucial for Trump's legacy in the upcoming elections. Carfano concludes by noting the positive regional dynamics resulting from these strategic shifts, with countries aligning more closely with the US and showing signs of stability and cooperation.

Tuesday, August 4, 2026

In this segment, President Trump discusses Iran's final opportunity to negotiate a favorable agreement. He emphasizes the importance of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities and highlights the international support for this stance, including from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar. Trump mentions previous airstrikes against Iran and asserts that further attacks are contingent on Iran's willingness to engage in meaningful talks. The President expresses a desire to avoid large-scale conflict and offers Iran another chance to reach a resolution before more severe measures are taken.