A call for clarity, evidence, and Christian integrity surrounding the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination — pushing back against speculation and defending basic decency in political discourse.

Conservatives warned what would happen when biological males entered girls’ sports — and now the data proves we were right. From lost titles to unsafe locker rooms, it’s time to restore truth, fairness, and common sense in women’s athletics.

Pantone’s new Color of the Year — an off-white shade called Cloud Dancer — has the Radical Left in meltdown mode. When even color decks spark outrage, you know logic left the building.

A reflection on Pearl Harbor’s legacy, the heroes who defended freedom, and the truth that America survives only when her people stand for liberty.

For weeks, major media outlets have pushed the narrative that Donald Trump is hiding serious health problems. Even after a clean MRI showing perfectly normal results, the speculation continues. This Todd Talk breaks down the double standards, the selective outrage, and why some seem more invested in the narrative than the truth.

Americans are increasingly questioning whether a college degree is worth the soaring cost. Between ideological agendas, rising debt, and declining real-world value, families are demanding accountability from higher education.

A therapist says Trump derangement is real — and the reaction proved it. Politics isn’t God; lasting peace comes from faith, not outrage.

A warm reflection on gratitude, tradition, and the true story behind Thanksgiving — a reminder of faith, family, and America’s enduring blessings.

Some academics argue babies should give “consent” before diaper changes. Todd breaks down why this idea ignores reality and common sense.

Hunter Biden’s shocking call to “turn up the temperature” beyond assassination isn’t just harsh — it risks endorsing political violence and domestic terrorism.

Climate alarmism always leads to the same “solution”: bigger government and less freedom. Todd breaks down why the climate narrative is built on arrogance, control, and a rejection of God’s design.

The DNC’s return-to-office mandate sparked outrage. Todd breaks down why showing up still matters and what this moment reveals about political culture today.

Nearly half of UC San Diego’s incoming students can’t do basic math — yet big-government politicians still block school choice and demand more taxpayer dollars.

A new poll from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution shows Georgia Democrats’ top issue isn’t the economy or healthcare—it’s “standing up to Donald Trump.” Todd Huff explains how years of media-driven politics have turned resistance into a platform instead of real solutions.

The Associated Press now wants you to worry about your dog’s “carbon paw print.” Yes, climate hysteria has officially gone to the dogs. Todd shares a commonsense—and humorous—take on why Fido’s dinner isn’t destroying the planet, and why those of us living in Realville still believe dogs should eat like… well, dogs.

CNN’s Jake Tapper admits Gen Z might lean more conservative than anyone expected — and it’s no surprise. After years of leftist indoctrination, cancel culture, and attacks on truth, America’s youngest generation could be the one to reignite faith, freedom, and common sense in our nation.

Antifa calls itself “anti-fascist,” but its actions tell another story. In this Todd Talk, Todd Huff exposes the irony of a movement that uses fear and violence while claiming to defend freedom — and why Americans must see through the propaganda.

Charlie Kirk’s tragic assassination reminds us of the battle between darkness and light in our culture. Todd reflects on Charlie’s courage and shares how The Todd Huff Show will bring new voices to sharpen thought, pursue truth, and carry forward the mission of conviction.

Democrats are quick to cry “fascist” at conservatives — but now they’re defending a Senate candidate with a Nazi tattoo. Todd exposes the irony and chaos inside the Left’s moral theater, where outrage is selective and hypocrisy always gets top billing.

Even Democratic voters are losing faith in their own party. Todd breaks down how frustration inside the Left’s ranks — from calling their leaders “weak” to “lazy koalas” — signals a growing identity crisis and the start of real change.