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Lars Larson National Podcast 2026-03-27

March 28, 2026·1 hr 53 min·9 clips
Lars Larson opens First Amendment Friday by declaring government the problem and inviting calls on everything from DHS funding to Tiger Woods' DUI.
The question is who gets heard. First Amendment Friday frames the hour as caller driven radio, with the host telling listeners the driver's seat is theirs and no topic is off limits. That promise has teeth. The opening moves straight into government pressure: the Senate's DHS deal, House resistance, and the President's emergency pledge on TSA paychecks. The airport mess becomes the proof point. The host points to long lines at American airports, then jumps to Tiger Woods with the same brisk live-radio confidence. He does not linger politely, and the show does not pretend the pivot is gentle. Each item feeds the same complaint about government and what regular people are left to absorb. Callers keep the pace uneven in a good way. A thread about Iran hits a hard stop, turns into a sponsor read, then rolls into another setup with almost no padding. The ads feel built into the format. All Family Pharmacy gets the practical version: expired medicines, empty cabinets, online forms, doctor review, doorstep shipping, and the Lars10 discount. Then the anger comes back. The next segment tees up 41 state financial watchdogs, about $28 billion reportedly saved from tax fraud last year, and the Minnesota contrast. The point is blunt. If some states can stop fraud at that scale, why do others keep losing money while people watch it happen? Privacy closes the loop. The Incogni read makes data brokers the villain, saying scammers only need searchable personal information, Google, and five minutes. The rhythm stays fast: sponsor copy, government gripe, caller handoff, segment tease, all one irritated monologue with a clear target.

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Caller-driven politics with quick turns, a Tiger Woods detour, and a steady rush of momentum.

The episode keeps its focus on caller traffic, with Lars moving briskly from the DHS funding fight to airport delays and the President's promise to get TSA paychecks into bank accounts by Monday.

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You want a fast, caller-driven politics show that can jump from DHS funding to Tiger Woods.

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