The McCarthy Report - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I always appreciate McCarthy’s intelligent and insightful analyses, even when I disagree with them, and especially the clear and straightforward way he explains things without the slightest touch of legalese.

I stopped listening to most of the NR podcasts a while ago for a variety of reasons, but I still listen to The McCarthy Report because Andy McCarthy actually knows what he’s talking about. Better still, he can make the arcana of the law comprehensible to non-lawyers (I’m one.).

Today’s episode (#225) was unbelievable yet so sadly believable. It made clear that corruption at the level of our national government is so pervasive and longstanding, especially among the top Democrats and their various enablers in the media and the federal bureaucracy, that our republic is effectively gone.

Andy recapped for Rich how the Justice Department slow-walked their multi-year investigation of Hunter Biden as a means to allow various applicable statutes of limitations to pass without indictment. He further outlined how Hunter’s diabolical, dimwitted and now demented father engaged in longstanding and repeated behavior prohibited by a multitude of federal ethics and conflict of interest regulations. And finally, he outlined how millions of dollars flowed to the son, and to other Bidens, for the “insurance” provided by their proximity to the Big Guy. In short, Andy outlined in his typically calm and collected manner corruption on an epic scale that makes Teapot Dome (remember that) pale in comparison.

In response, Rich Lowry (who seems like a nice enough guy) said, “well, that’s all the time we have.” Is there anything sufficiently egregious that it would prompt Rich and NR to say, “Enough!!?” Apparently not. This in a nutshell, though the podcast is fantastic, illustrates how the folks at NR have otherwise made themselves so completely irrelevant. They see and understand the corruption, but they do nothing but sign off until next time.

Love Andrew. Always learn something and he goes into detail like no other. I often listen to episodes 2 times to get everything out of it.

Andy McCarthy’s legal analysis of the questions of the day is a voice of clarity and objectivity among the sea of legal analysts that serve their own agenda. Andy’s analysis helps me make sense of the legal mess in which we all find ourselves.

McCarthy used to sound reasonable and fair, even if I sometimes didn’t agree, I felt he was logical. I don’t know what happened to him but he has lost the plot. “I’m not trying to excuse January 6th…” and then he proceeds to try and excuse the insurrection that was attempted on January 6th. I guess everything that Trump touches really does die.