The Michael Berry Show

It’s Open Line Friday! To begin the show, Michael Berry talks about the importance of voting in local elections and standing by what you believe in; Berry tells a story of a solider in the American Revolution who spied on the British and was hanged.

Tis cooler weather here in Houston. That has us thinking about one thing: Gumbo. We talk to Alex Brennan-Martin, arguably the greatest gumbo maker on planet earth.

Michael Berry talks about how major cities are becoming more difficult to live in due to their politicians, he then expands on a story about how a Houston Judge used an $11,000,000 kickback and donated it to a member of the DNC; In New Zealand, Berry talks about how a man was arrested for selling McDonalds on the black market; Dr. Jason D.Hill, philosophy professor at DePaul University, joins the program to talk about his new book “I’m Not Your Negro.”

To begin the hour, Michael Berry continues to expand on the border crisis and what the President is doing about it; Berry talks about the news cycle and how reporters are more concerned with being first instead of being right, he talks about how this pertains to the border crisis; Alex Brennan-Martin, Brenan’s restaurant, joins the show to talk gumbo with Berry; David Lyon, BBC correspondent, makes an appearance to discuss his new book “The Long War: The Inside Story of America and Afghanistan”.

To begin the show Michael Berry talks about who COVID has affected the most, as well as comparing and contrasting how Republicans and Democrats are handling the pandemic; Fox News contributor Gregg Jarrett joins the program to discuss General Mark A. Milley; Spencer Coursen, founder of the Coursen Security Group, joins the show to speak about his new book detailing the security threats you face in your life.