A Revolutionary War story that links courage to secrecy and the danger of carrying intelligence.
The episode presents Hercules Mulligan and Cato as part of the Revolutionary War machinery that relied on people who could not be thanked in public.

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The P.A.S. Report with Professor Nick Giordano is a conservative political podcast delivering fearless analysis, no-nonsense commentary, and exclusive interviews. Exposing government corruption, media bias, and threats to freedom, Professor Giordano champions the Constitution, free speech, and individual liberty. What you'll get each week: • Honest Political Commentary: A no-nonsense look at current events, policy, and the forces shaping our nation. • Influential Guests: Exclusive conversations with America's most influential voices, including Mollie Hemingway, Newt Gingrich, Victor Davis Hanson, Dinesh D'Souza, Tucker Carlson, Dr. Ben Carson, and many more. • America's Founding Series: Redi…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
The P.A.S. Report links political controversies to larger questions of law, public trust, government spending, education, and institutional responsibility.
Nick Giordano turns current political disputes into arguments about institutions, incentives, and public trust. Solo episodes move from events in Minneapolis or allegations of taxpayer fraud in Minnesota toward questions about law enforcement, federal spending, and government…
Election distrust reaches the voter rolls, where Nick Giordano gives you a proposal to argue with.
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A Revolutionary War story that links courage to secrecy and the danger of carrying intelligence.
The episode presents Hercules Mulligan and Cato as part of the Revolutionary War machinery that relied on people who could not be thanked in public.
A sharp conservative discussion of political violence, grievance, and the case for open debate.
Charlie Kirk's killing is the anchor for a discussion that widens into grievance politics, media incentives, faith, and the argument for debate over demonization.
A sharp argument against pressure, intimidation, and treating law as optional.
Nick Giordano argues that some people now treat disagreement as a way to veto laws they do not like. He casts that impulse as pressure, intimidation, and chaos, not resistance, and links it to a broader warning about mobbing and the pull toward force over elections,…
A blunt taxpayer-money case that turns Minnesota allegations into a warning about federal-state incentives.
The episode treats the Minnesota allegations as a corruption story first and a paperwork dispute never. It works best when it follows the money and shows how federal grants can change what a state spends on its own.
A forceful case for voter-roll cleanup and restoring trust in elections.
This episode makes a plain case for election trust: if people stop believing their vote counts, the whole system starts to fray. It stays grounded in turnout, voter rolls, and the damage that piles up when people think the process is rigged.
A hard-edged history lesson about industry, liberty, and dependence.
The episode uses Tench Coxe as a way into a larger argument about American self-reliance: a young republic that could not make its own goods could not fully protect its freedom.
A blunt case for programs that restore purpose, agency, and recovery.
The episode makes a hard-edged case that homelessness policy is warped by incentives: when conditions worsen, more money and staff tend to follow, and that can end up rewarding the wrong results.
A UC San Diego warning becomes a clear case for stronger standards, remediation, and civics requirements.
Nick Giordano opens with the UC San Diego math department warning and uses it to press a larger point: too many students reach college without the basics, and the bill for that gap lands on campuses.

Sharp political debate with policy detail and real disagreement.

Matt Gurney and Jen Gerson debate Canadian politics, from Alberta separatism to Ottawa's bureaucracy.

Robert Evans, Katie Stoll, and Cody Johnston build fake conspiracies and mock right-wing media.

Steve Hayes and Dispatch panelists argue through the week's Iran, DOJ, and Supreme Court news.

Jonah Goldberg's solo political rants and author interviews on conservatism, courts, and current events.

John Donvan moderates two-sided debates on AI, bioethics, feminism, and film's future.
Professor Nick Giordano discusses the Trump administration's domestic terror framework and criticizes leftists for hypocrisy.
A conservative political podcast featuring fearless analysis, commentary, and interviews, with an episode opening that includes a humorous ad for weight loss and women's health services.
Conservative political podcast host Nick Giordano interviews Dr.
Professor Nick Giordano critiques NATO's effectiveness and argues that the alliance is self-destructive, challenging the narrative that Trump is destroying it.
The episode opens with a historical story about George Wythe before transitioning into the host's conservative political commentary.
Professor Nick Giordano interviews Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaefer about geopolitics and national security.
Host Nick Giordano interviews former Senator Rick Santorum about a convention of states and conservative political issues.
This episode explores the untold story of Hercules Mulligan, an Irish tailor in British-occupied New York during the American Revolution, who used his shop to spy for the Patriots, and his enslaved courier Cato, who risked his life to deliver intelligence.
Host Nick Giordano interviews author Drew Thomas Allen about his book on Charlie Kirk's martyrdom, discussing how left-wing rhetoric leads to political violence.
Professor Nick Giordano analyzes the Minneapolis ICE shooting, arguing it stems from a broader crisis where mob rule threatens the rule of law.
This episode tells the story of Jack Jouett, who rode through dangerous terrain in 1781 to warn Thomas Jefferson and Virginia's legislature of an impending British raid, saving the American cause.
Professor Nick Giordano exposes alleged fraud in Minnesota's child care programs, where YouTuber Nick Shirley found empty centers receiving millions in taxpayer dollars.
In part three of 'A New Contract With America,' host Nick Giordano discusses energy dominance and election integrity as the final two issues.
This episode explores the life of Tench Coxe, a forgotten patriot who championed economic independence during the American Revolution.
Professor Nick Giordano interviews Mary Thoreau about the homelessness crisis, critiquing the housing-first policy's high costs and poor outcomes, exposing nonprofit corruption, and highlighting community-based solutions like Haven for Hope that restore purpose and agency.
Professor Nick Giordano interviews Steve McGuire about declining academic standards in education, focusing on UC San Diego's report showing freshmen lacking basic math skills.
Nick Giordano joins Blunt Force Truth to analyze the election of a socialist mayor in New York City, critiquing Republican strategy and warning of Marxist policies like housing control and police defunding.
Professor Nick Giordano interviews Dr.
Host Nick Giordano introduces a discussion on capitalism with guest Richard Salzman, critiquing the notion that America is a pure capitalist country.
Professor Nick Giordano hosts a conservative political podcast featuring an interview with polling expert Mark Mitchell.