Freedom Fighters with Governor Scott Walker

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Gov. Scott Walker explains why it is important to respect our country's flag––and how we can influence the next generation of leaders to honor the stars and stripes.

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker discusses the SCOTUS leak and what overturning Roe v. Wade would mean for the pro-life movement, and how it affects our job to advocate moving forward.

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker discusses the ongoing crisis at the border and explains why Biden's decision to lift Title 42 will have disastrous repercussions. 

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker walks through some of President Biden's worst gaffes––and his latest inconsistent remarks on the crisis in Ukraine.

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Walker reflects on taking on the unions in Wisconsin, and how conservatives should give the power of education back to the parents.

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker highlights America's role in the ongoing fight for freedom in Ukraine, and the inadequate response from the Biden Administration.

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker discusses the enduring legacy of Ronald Reagan, and how some in Washington today could learn a lot from our 40th President's humility, drive, and love for America.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker recalls the history of the pro-life movement and relays his hope for the future.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker revisits the words the of the beloved President Ronald Reagan and explains how they still apply today.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker discusses the intrinsic value of human life and why we must protect the most vulnerable among us.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker discusses the highly anticipated Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and the devastating riots of 2020.

On this episode of ‘Freedom Fighters,’ Governor Scott Walker discusses how parents in Virginia took back their rights to their children and their education.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker talks Loudoun County, Virginia's educational crisis, and calls on the government to give school choice a chance.  

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker gives an update on the Alisal Fire that threatens the Reagan Ranch and his excitement to bring the legacy of the former president to high school students.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker gives updates on the Alisal fire in Santa Barbara, California threatening Rancho del Cielo, and shares stories of the Ranch's amazing history.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker talks about the difference between political protest and harassment, referencing the recent incidents targeting Senator Sinema this past week.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker explains where the likes of AOC and Bernie Sanders get free-market capitalism wrong.

On Constitution Day, Governor Scott Walker reflects on our cherished freedoms, and how we must fight back against those trying to trample on those rights.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker recalls the terror attacks of September 11th, 2001 and explains why we must never forget.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker discusses President Joe Biden's shameful betrayal of Americans in his Afghanistan evacuation.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker talks about what it means to truly be a leader, and Joe Biden's ongoing failure in Afghanistan.

On this week's episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker discusses the chaos unfolding in Afghanistan under President Biden, and emphasizes the importance of a strong national defense.

Honoring the 40th anniversary of the largest tax cuts in American history, YAF President Governor Scott Walker is live from the Reagan Ranch, where President Reagan signed the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981––explaining why we should let the American people keep more of their hard earned money.

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker discusses the leaders of the Conservative Movement visiting #YAFCon in Houston, and what students are most excited to go back to campus and fight for.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker highlights the protests against Communism in Cuba, and gives his take on why liberal Texas legislators REALLY fled the state.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker discusses Critical Race Theory and why we should be proud of America's history, rather than trying to rewrite it.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker talks about YAF's new partnership wit Rep. Jim Jordan and Rep. Kat Cammack to create the officially recognized caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives, the Campus Free Speech Caucus. Scott also walks listeners through the history of Juneteenth and the importance of objective history.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker prepares listeners for Flag Day, outlining the true meaning of the American flag and why it has inspired people around the world for generations.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker tunes in from Rapid City, South Dakota to talk about the importance of a complete understanding of American history and icons like those found on Mount Rushmore.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker denounces calls for vaccine segregations, distinguishes the difference between Hamas and Israel, and details the science of life as SCOTUS moves to hear a case involving abortion and Texas passes another significant pro-life law.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker is in Santa Barbara, California, at the Reagan Ranch—which is owned and operated by YAF. Israel is under attack, and the Iron Dome defense system is reminiscent of President Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative. The East coast is experiencing gas shortages, and Biden's new job report is extraordinarily underwhelming.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker is in Santa Barbara, California, at the Reagan Ranch—which is owned and operated by YAF. The ranch gives a unique insight into the values that President Reagan embodied, and the qualities that made him into the Great Communicator.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker reacts to Joe Biden's first joint address to Congress, Senator Tim Scott's rebuttal, and the big government bungles of the future.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker addresses the hypocrisy of Climate Alarmist and presents actual solutions that help improve the lives of people and the planet.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker discusses endless COVID mask hysteria, vaccine passports, the court-packing power grab, and a brand new YAF poll that gives a snapshot into how Gen Z leans politically.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker talks about the media lies surrounding the new voting laws in Georgia and about the hypocrisy of the Left's cries for boycotts over voter suppression.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker calls on patriotic Americans to join him and Young America's Foundation in The Long Game and shares details of the bold plan to keep America's future bright.

On this special edition of 'Freedom Fighters' from YAF's Reagan Ranch Center, Governor Scott Walker talks about the need for bold conservative leadership.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker looks back to a decade ago this week when he signed one of the most significant reforms in history—Act 10. Plus, why conservatives today must stay unintimidated in the face of leftist intolerance and cancel culture. 

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker talks about the Left's inconsistent use of science and how hypocritical union bosses ignore expert guidance to maintain power while keeping America's schools shut down. 

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters' from Orlando, Florida, Governor Scott Walker talks about how New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has failed his citizens and explains why we have to keep fighting for free speech.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker reflects on Rush Limbaugh's impact on his own life and shares who must now continue the tradition of bringing freedom's principles directly to the American people. 

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker talks about impeachment, the National Anthem, reopening schools, and the 10th anniversary of Act 10 reforms.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker previews YAF's Freedom Conference in Miami, reflects on the meaning of National Freedom Day, and explains why it's time to open America's schools.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker discusses the constitutionality of the upcoming impeachment trial, teacher unions putting their power before student wellbeing, and why we march for life.

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker explains why conservatives shouldn't be discouraged by the media's doom and gloom messaging and take heart in things such as Constitution-following jurists on the Supreme Court and in the federal judiciary, and a clear advantage in the states. Plus, why conservatives need to get back to the fundamentals as we continue to persist for freedom.

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker reflects on President Reagan's farewell address—delivered 32 years ago this week—and shares why our 40th President's admonitions are more important than ever. 

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker reflects on the events of the week in Washington and why they remind him of a similar situation nearly a decade ago at the Wisconsin State Capitol. Plus, a discussion on the importance of engaging in passionate but civil discourse about our ideas in a way that doesn't violate the law.

As the year draws to a close, Governor Scott Walker looks back at the worst offenses committed in the name of woke political correctness in American schools—as reported by Young America's Foundation—on this special New Year's Eve edition of Freedom Fighters.  Plus, why leveling the playing field within education is critical to presenting the truth to young Americans in order to show why commonsense conservative solutions work. 

In this special Christmas episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker shares a moving story illustrating the importance of listening to what God calls us to do in the year to come. 

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker is joined by YAF's Kara Zupkus and Kevin McMahon to talk about the latest exposé from Young America's Foundation on the illiberal nonsense going on within Cornell University's student government. Plus, why conservatives should pay attention to campus culture if they want to understand current and future attempts to undermine freedom.

Governor Scott Walker reflects on the contributions of the Greatest Generation and shares the dangers of embracing socialism.

Governor Scott Walker discusses the important steps needed to instill confidence in, and bring integrity to, the voting system in the United States.

Governor Scott Walker reflects on what this Thanksgiving means to him and offers a reminder of the many things Americans can be thankful for. 

On this episode of Freedom Fighters, Governor Scott Walker gives the facts about the latest developments out of Wisconsin as President Trump's team pursues a partial recount and state election officials continue their canvass. Plus, remembering President Lincoln's timeless words at Gettysburg. 

Governor Scott Walker kicks off a new podcast season—"Freedom Fighters"—and shares why Americans must persist, rather than resist, to protect the freedoms and opportunities that make America 'a shining city on a hill.'

Governor Scott Walker provides insight into the 2020 election results in Wisconsin and around the country.

Trump helped get America back to work before and he will again - if given the chance. 

Town Halls, media bias, social media censorship & brilliant Barrett.

Governor Scott Walker discusses the 2020 Vice Presidential Debate between Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris

If you believe ideas matter, President Donald Trump clearly won the debate on Tuesday night. The president defended his record and, for the most part, made strong arguments for his ideas. Having said that, it is hard to tell if the performance changed any minds during the debate. Data shows that undecided voters were turned off by both candidates. Frank Luntz described their mood about the debate, saying “my undecideds looked at that and said, how do you expect me to make up my mind if you behave like this?” They were more concerned about the style than the substance of the debate. Strategically, Mr. Trump was right to occasionally interrupt former Vice President Joe Biden when he was saying things that were incorrect. The president clearly dominated the stage. Ironically, it reminded me of the 2010 vice presidential debate where then-Vice President Biden consistently spoke over then-Congressman Paul Ryan... Listen to the full podcast for the full story.

Governor Scott Walker gives a special, remote update on President Donald Trump's appointment of Amy Coney Barrett.

A special edition of the podcast from the Reagan Ranch

"I can hear you! The rest of the world hears you! And the people – and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon." President George W. Bush came to thank the first responders searching the World Trade Center’s remains just days after the attack on September 11, 2001. These words were his spontaneous response when someone yelled that they could not hear him from the crowd. Amazingly, the students in our schools today never heard those words because they were born after the 9/11 attacks on America. Instead of living through it, all of the students from kindergarten to high school, plus many of the freshmen and sophomores in college who are 19 or younger learned about it from other people. For them, learning about 9/11 is like me learning about the attacks on Pearl Harbor. Now, more than ever, we must never forget the lives lost. We must never forget the heroic actions of so many who ran into the danger. And it is important to remember who did this to us—and why they did it. We lost nearly 3,000 innocent lives on September 11, 2001.  Hijacked commercial airplanes hit the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City.  Another hit the side of the Pentagon outside of Washington, D.C. And a final plane, believed to be headed towards the White House, the U.S. Capitol, or another major site, crashed near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. We will never forget.

The Democratic National Convention seemed not only down on President Trump but also down on America. Thankfully, Republicans chose to focus on what makes our nation great.

Democrats were supposed to gather in my home state of Wisconsin this week. Instead, they held a virtual national convention. Here are my observations. Theme: It seems that the unconscious idea of the DNC Convention is feelings over facts. And the press seems to play along with them. Unfortunately for Democrats, facts do not care about your feelings. Joe Biden: He wants to be president so bad that he has outsourced his agenda to the radical left, giving control to Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and others in return for their support.

Joe Biden ran as a moderate during the primaries, and he’s been running to the far left ever since he sewed up the Democratic nomination. His pick of Sen. Kamala Harris is another example of how he has outsourced his agenda to the radical element of his party. During her brief time in the Senate and as a presidential candidate, Ms. Harris has staked remarkable radical positions. Newsweek ranks her voting record as more liberal than Sen. Bernie Sanders.’ She was one of the first to sign on as a co-sponsor of Mr. Sanders‘ extreme plan to eliminate private health care plans and allow the government to take over our health care system. Tragically, we’ve seen how incompetent government can be when New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered people who tested positive for the coronavirus into nursing homes. Sadly, thousands needlessly died. Letting the federal government run our health care system will likely lead to long waits for medical attention, rationing of care and many medical professionals leaving their positions... Listen in to learn more.

Hidin’ Biden announced this week that he would no longer travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to accept the Democratic presidential nomination. Instead, Joe Biden will accept the nomination in Delaware (presumably in his basement where he has mostly been hiding out for months). The former vice president spent much of 2020 hidden in the basement of his home away from the questions of the national press corps. Some of his critics blame it on his age (if elected, he will be 78 on Inauguration Day, while Ronald Reagan was 70 when he was sworn in as the 40th president). Others question Mr. Biden’s mental stability. Joe Rogan, who endorsed Sen. Bernie Sanders earlier this year, said on his podcast, “I believe there is also a large group of people that are very uncomfortable with a man who seems to be mentally compromised winning the election and doing so by hiding,” and went on to say, “He was just at another thing the other day and forgot where he was.” The real reasons Mr. Biden’s campaign team is largely hiding him from the public are not his advanced age or some sort of early-stage dementia. The real reasons are Mr. Biden’s years of gaffes, his tendency to say anything to get elected and his embrace of radical positions to win over Sanders supporters. Mr. Biden’s more than four decades of public life are littered with gaffes. Shortly after taking office as vice president, Mr. Biden spoke to members of the House Democratic Caucus about how Democrats could suffer at the polls in 2010 for supporting the $900 billion “economic-stimulus” package. At their annual retreat, he said, “If we do everything right, if we do it with absolute certainty, there’s still a 30% chance we’re going to get it wrong.” A few years earlier, then-U.S. Sen. Joe Biden was caught on tape trying to connect with a Native-American person saying, “In Delaware, the largest growth of population is Indian-Americans, moving from India. You cannot go to a 7-11 or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. I’m not joking.” Hard to imagine a Republican saying this without calls for his or her resignation. More troubling than Mr. Biden’s gaffes are his years of seemingly saying just about anything to get elected to office. During his first of three attempts to be elected president, Mr. Biden said, “I started thinking as I was coming over here, Why is it that Joe Biden is the first in his family ever to go to a university?” The press found out that Mr. Biden had plagiarized exact passages from a speech by British Labor Party leader Neil Kinnock. They later found links to other speeches. ............. All that and more.

Tax systems and incentives matter. Listen to Governor Scott Walker and economist Dr. Art Laffer discuss economic freedom.

Frugality & Freedom; An update from the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara, California

Joe Biden will be the new taxman and will start by repealing Trump tax cuts “If you drive a car, I’ll tax the street “If you try to sit, I’ll tax your seat “If you get too cold, I’ll tax the heat “If you take a walk, I’ll tax your feet “‘Cause I’m the taxman, yeah, I’m the taxman” Were the words to the Beatles’ classic song “Taxman” a preview to a possible Joe Biden presidency? Looking at his statements during the campaign, I am convinced that Joe Biden will be the new taxman. “First thing I’d do is repeal those Trump tax cuts,” Mr. Biden told a crowd in Columbia, South Carolina, in May 2019. A repeal of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act would impose a significant tax increase on the hard-working people of America. Under the Trump tax cuts, a typical family of four earning the median family income of $73,000 would receive a 58% reduction in their federal taxes — which is a tax cut of more than $2,000. That’s real money. A single parent with one child and an annual income of $41,000 would see a 73% reduction in federal taxes — a tax cut of more than $1,300. Again, real money for that parent and child... Tune in to hear the full podcast

Governor Scott Walker digs into a recent poll of young Americans and their view on our nation.

Governor Scott Walker sits down with Speaker Paul Ryan to discuss a variety of topics like the recent police protests and addressing the root problem. Plus, a discussion on the economy coming out of Coronavirus and how Congress & the Federal Reserve took steps to aid our country. And finally, a conversation on the 2020 House map and Senate elections. All that and more on this episode.

A discussion on the irony of protestors defacing the statue of Matthias Baldwin in Philidelphia. Plus, an update on the media and their role to play in this level of ignorance.  

What happened to George Floyd should never take place in America. We should be working to reform the criminal justice system. But safety also begins with the unborn. We cannot live in a society where there is such a clear bias toward aborting black babies. Black lives matter.

We are sorry for the lack of quality in the beginning portion of the audio due to constrained remote podcasting options during the COVID-19 pandemic. The audio will improve in the second half after the break. Thank you for your understanding.

Governor Scott Walker discusses the value of parents being able to choose the right school for their children. Plus, schools face new challenges in the era of Coronavirus. How do we get back to work and back to school? 

Lance Peter Sijan was a United States Air Force officer and fighter pilot. On March 4, 1976, he posthumously received the Medal of Honor, the United States' highest military award, for his selflessness and courage in the face of lethal danger.

WI Supreme Court upholds the Rule of Law, flattening the curve vs finding the cure, getting back to work, and Pelosi pushing for more reckless spending. How do we protect our rights and protect our health? Governor Scott Walker shares his insights on this week's "You Can't Recall Courage" podcast. Listen in.

During the Coronavirus pandemic, common sense has been suspended. Governor Scott Walker discusses the realities of today's environment. Plus, a new poll out by Young America's Foundation has some interesting findings on the youngest generation in high school and college today.

Governor Scott Walker and Governor Pat McCrory (74th Governor of North Carolina) discuss the issues of the day.  Getting back to work after COVID-19 - How do we get the country back to work? Skipping bailouts for already failing states and local governments -- Illinois is a prime example for a state that was already facing a budget crisis before Coronavirus The left's obscene protests - Madison, WI to Raleigh, NC North Carolina Election 2020 - President Trump, Senator Thom Tillis, Governor Roy Cooper, the North Caroline Legislature, and the NC Supreme Court - A big cycle in North Carolina 

This week, Chris Christie, the 55th Governor of New Jersey, joins Governor Scott Walker on the "You Can't Recall Courage" podcast. Governor Christie shares his experience in taking on a crisis. Plus, they discuss which Governors are acting as leaders during the COVID-19 pandemic. Finally, they discuss the national implications of Coronavirus on President Donald Trump's reelection and the 2020 Senate elections. Especially as to how the campaigns should be messaging to voters during this time.

Governor Scott Walker discusses the Coronavirus pandemic and getting our country back to work.

Governor Scott Walker connects with Representative Bryan Steil (WI-01) to discuss the current response to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) in Southeastern Wisconsin and across the United States. Congressman Steil shares his personal story of helping unleash the private sector to respond to this crisis. Plus, we need to get back to work... How do we balance our economy and our health? All that and more on this week's "You Can't Recall Courage" podcast with Governor Scott Walker.

Governor Scott Walker sits down with Congressman Mike Gallagher to discuss the current Coronavirus pandemic. First elected in 2016, Congressman Mike Gallagher represents Wisconsin’s 8th District in the U.S. House of Representatives. Mike is a 7th generation Wisconsin native, born and raised in Green Bay. Mike joined the United States Marine Corps the day he graduated from college and served for seven years on active duty as a Counterintelligence/Human Intelligence Officer and Regional Affairs Officer for the Middle East/North Africa, eventually earning the rank of Captain. He deployed twice to Al Anbar Province, Iraq as a commander of intelligence teams, served on General Petraeus’s Central Command Assessment Team in the Middle East, and worked for three years in the intelligence community, including tours at the National Counterterrorism Center and the Drug Enforcement Agency. Mike also served as the lead Republican staffer for Middle East,  North Africa and Counterterrorism on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Prior to taking office, Mike worked in the private sector at a global energy and supply chain management company in Green Bay. After earning his bachelor’s degree from Princeton University, Mike went on to earn a master’s degree in Security Studies from Georgetown University, a second in Strategic Intelligence from National Intelligence University, and his PhD in International Relations from Georgetown. Mike currently serves on the House Armed Services, and Transportation and Infrastructure Committees.

Governor Scott Walker discusses the current challenges of Coronavirus as it impacts the health and economy of our nation.

Americans are at their best in times of crisis - Republicans and Democrats will work together to defeat coronavirus

Governor Scott Walker discusses the global impact of Coronavirus and how we can deal with it through every level of government and with the help of the private sector. Plus, 9 years ago this week, Act 10 was passed resulting in massive savings for the taxpayers. Lastly, Governor Walker discusses the President's growing silent majority that is fed up with the extreme tactics liberals are taking against Donald Trump.

Governor Scott Walker provides an in-depth analysis of the Super Tuesday election and the impact for each of the presidential contenders. Plus, a look at the 2020 Census and how state legislators will determine the Speaker of the U.S. House for years to come. All that and more on "You Can't Recall Courage" with Governor Scott Walker.

Governor Scott Walker breaks down the ongoing debates between the Democrat presidential candidates. How was Bloomberg's first impression on the stage? Who came out of the Los Vegas debate as a winner? Who's in a win or get out situation? Can you buy a primary election? All this and more on "You Can't Recall Courage" with Governor Scott Walker.

Diving into the pro-life debate

Governor Scott Walker does a deep dive into the recent developments in Iran. Followed by an update on the impeachment process and where the Democrats are failing. Lastly, he recaps a good laugh as the host of the Golden Globes calls out the elitist left in Hollywood.

Governor Scott Walker recaps all the work of 2019. Plus, he makes predictions in the upcoming Democrat Presidential Primary, state by state, for the entire contents, and then for the 2020 General Election.

Imagine if Santa were a socialist.   Everyone would get the same thing for Christmas. There would not be any creative or handmade gifts. Each would be a bland, standard-issue, non-offensive, gender-neutral gift designed by a bureaucrat in the North Pole. In fact, Santa would no longer be male and most likely would be gender-neutral. All references to him or his in the stories about Santa would be removed so as not to offend anyone. No more white hair and beard as Santa would not want to be confused with a boomer. Gifts would be given regardless of whether someone was naughty or nice. There would be no regard for Christmas Spirit or work ethic. It would not matter if you believe in Santa Claus or not, everyone would receive the same gift. And about half of us would be paying for everyone else’s gifts. Forget about charity. Santa would have a comfy government job and many of us would pay much higher taxes to cover the costs of all of the gifts given out each year. If Santa were a socialist, he would get around to delivering gifts about as fast as most socialist nations get around to providing essential government services — which means you’d probably get your presents some time next summer. Clearly, he and his helpers would not be working on a holiday — even at time-and-a-half — and certainly not if it wasn’t spelled out in their contract. So you can kiss Christmas Eve goodbye. Santa’s helpers would be called vertically challenged and uniquely eared. All references to “elves” would be branded as insensitive. Those who used that language would be shunned... LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE TO GET THE FULL STORY

Democrats are blinded by hate and their partisan impeachment process is a loser with voters. We've seen this happen before. The 2012 Recall Election is a great example of Democrats overplaying their hand and we are starting to see it in polling across battleground states. And now, we can look to the UK's general election results as another example of what happens when leaders like Boris Johnson actually listen to voters.

Governor Scott Walker dives into the current partisan impeachment, discussing it's similarities to the 2012 Wisconsin Recall Election and how this could cost Democrats the 2020 election.

Governor Scott Walker breaks down the elections in Kentucky, Louisiana, and Virginia. Plus, how it all ties into the Democrats' larger gerrymandering initiative. 

Governor Scott Walker dives into President Ronald Reagan's famous Berlin wall speech on its thirtieth anniversary. Breaking down the speech and the decision-making process for President Reagan at this critical time in American and global history.

Governor Scott Walker discusses the issues of the day. This week, he dives into the recent kowtowing the NBA and American athletes about Hong Kong. It's time that American companies and athletes took a stand for American values.

Governor Scott Walker shares a quick update from the Reagan international airport in DC. He touches on Vice President Mike Pence’s speech at the Wilson Center, when he discussed foreign policy. Then, he recaps the National Taxpayers Union (NTU) 50th anniversary celebration.

Governor Scott Walker discusses the success of OUR President, Donald J. Trump. Tune in to hear more about the work of President Trump and his administration.

Governor Scott Walker sat down for a discussion with former Vice President Dick Cheney hosted by Young America's Foundation at Beloit College. They discussed global and national issues that our government faces today before students and community members. On this week's podcast, Governor Walker shares a few notes about their conversation. Plus, the Governor discusses the double standard of professional athletes in politics, as the NBA is silenced by China.

An update from Governor Scott Walker on the left's unhinged impeachment attempt and the media's double standard while Trump speaks at the United Nations. A breakdown of recent climate activism, highlighting the double standards of those that push for this detrimental impact on our economy (as China and other major violators are left out of many discussions). Plus, a few common-sense solutions that should be part of the Green Real Deal. All this and more on "You Can't Recall Courage" with Governor Scott Walker.

Governor Scott Walker gives an update from the airport (please excuse the background noise) about the amazing Rancho del Cielo and President Ronald Reagan’s legacy preserved by YAF.

Governor Scott Walker shares his experience from September 11, 2001, after discussing the news of the day.

Governor Scott Walker discusses the news and events of the day. In episode 10, Governor Walker focuses on taking on the national debt crises. 

Governor Scott Walker dives into the ongoing redistricting battle where Democrats are fighting to favorably draw maps to help liberals win.

Governor Scott Walker discusses top stories from the last week from around the country. Listen in for more on the Democratic "squad" members and their new ban on travel to Israel. Plus, more on New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu's actions to defend the state's constitution. Rounded out by a few quick hits: Leader Kevin McCarthy's recent tweet on the pro-life agenda, a new tax report out from the Institute for Reforming Government and how it relates to the need for a balanced budget amendment. All this and more on the eighth episode of "You Can't Recall Courage" with Governor Scott Walker.

Governor Scott Walker discusses a number of issues in recent news. Episode 7 includes a discussion on the recent bipartisan budget deal, the growing US debt, the work we need to take on to pass the balanced budget amendment, the bias coming out of tech giants, and more...

Governor Scott Walker discusses the new rules at Colorado State University and the fight for freedom among the next generation of conservative leaders.

Scott Walker, the 45th Governor of Wisconsin, discusses the fight for freedom in the 21st century and the steps we need to take to educate the next generation of Conservative leaders

Governor Scott Walker discusses the breakdown of pride in being American and the liberal indoctrination of our college campuses.

Governor Scott Walker talks about this Independence day, discusses the recent SCOTUS rulings, and shares a few notes from the recent Democrat's debate.

Governor Scott Walker explains the name for this podcast -  "You Can't Recall Courage" - and the record of reform that let to the name. Then, Governor Walker discusses comments Democrats have made on pro-life legislation in Virginia. Lastly, Governor Walker discusses the diplomatic relationships between Iran and the United States, Joe Biden and Barack Obama's policies of the past in regards to Iran. Show Note: You can now become a show supporter for "You Can't Recall Courage" --  Support this podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes by contributing here:  https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/support 

Governor Scott Walker discusses politics and the news of the day on the You Can't Recall Courage podcast. This episode includes topics like: AOC wants a pay increase while the US debt continues to skyrocket  WI Democrats are pushing for higher taxes while unable to pay their own taxes Learn more at ScottWalker.com Bio for Governor Scott Walker Scott Walker is an American politician who served as the 45th governor of Wisconsin from 2011 to 2019. A Republican, he was first elected governor in 2010, defeating an attempted recall in 2012 and being elected for a second term in 2014. He formerly served as Milwaukee County Executive and in the Wisconsin State Assembly. Born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Walker was raised in Iowa and in Delavan, Wisconsin, before attending Marquette University. While in school, he worked for IBM before leaving his senior year to take an opportunity to work full-time in finance and development for the American Red Cross. In 1993, Scott was elected to the Wisconsin State Assembly. Then, in 2002, he became the first Republican elected Milwaukee County Executive. Voters in the overwhelmingly Democrat county re-elected Scott by increased margins in 2004 and 2008 because he kept his promises to continuously reform county government and put taxpayers first. On January 3, 2011, Scott Walker was inaugurated as the 45th Governor of Wisconsin. One of his first reforms, Act 10, helped eliminate the state’s $3.6 billion budget deficit without raising taxes or cutting health care for those in need. It gave schools and local governments the tools to balance budgets without the massive layoffs seen in other states. On June 5, 2012, Scott Walker became the first Governor in American history to survive a recall election. He received both more votes and a higher percentage of the vote than in his 2010 election, proving again that Wisconsinites want leaders in office who keep their promises. On November 4, 2014, Scott was re-elected to a second term.