The Michael Medved Show, 12pm - 3pm on KTTH

Michael Medved

Michael Medved is a nationally syndicated talk show host heard weekdays on KTTH from noon - 3pm.

The Oprah Infatuation: Dems place personality over policy

The unbounded enthusiasm for Oprah Winfrey’s prospective presidential run illustrates the Democrats’ tendency to prioritize personality above policy.
9 years ago

Focus on the State of the Union, not the President’s state of mind

In the upcoming State of the Union Address you should highlight our strong economy, progress against ISIS, cuts in taxes and regulation, judicial appointments and more.
9 years ago

A new monument to black Confederates

Two Republican legislators in South Carolina proposed a new monument on the state Capitol grounds to honor Confederate soldiers – this time commemorating black fighting men who went to battle for the South. This idea is both ill-considered and offensive. First, the estimated 6,000 African-Americans who did fight for the Confederacy were mostly slaves, and […]
9 years ago

Hollywood’s best and worst films of 2017

Here is a list of the 10 best and 10 worst films of 2017, according to Michael Medved.
9 years ago

Trump wins as mainstream conservative, not radical fringe

At year’s end, President Trump found historic success not as a radical outsider but as a sensible, determined, mainstream Republican.
9 years ago

A vote is a terrible thing to waste

On Election Day, a little-known Libertarian candidate who barely campaigned drew 675 votes. If this fringie had gotten a hundred fewer votes it would have changed nothing.
9 years ago

Hanukkah Affirms History Over Fantasy

Hanukkah celebrates the re-dedication of Jerusalem's Second Temple. Denial the existence of that Temple is no help to the Middle Eastern peace process.
9 years ago

‘Old-Fashioned’ rules no longer look so bad

Vice President Mike Pence provoked mockery for his purportedly prudish avoidance of private business dinners with women, but maybe that's what men need.
9 years ago

What all the abusers and harassers have in common

Recent charges of assault and harassment have destroyed powerful figures in every field of endeavor.
9 years ago

Impeachment Obsession Could Damage America & Destroy Democrats

Representative Al Green of Texas continues his ill-advised push to impeach President Trump, and Democrats need to stop him.
9 years ago

On Jerusalem: Denying Reality, Ignoring History

Pretending that Jerusalem is not the permanent capital of Israel is not only wrong, it's dangerous.
9 years ago

Protecting ‘Dreamers,’ avoiding shutdown

Under Obama, Democrats denounced the GOP for using desperate measures to block the president's agenda -- including a 16-day government shutdown in 2013.
9 years ago

A great movie’s misleading message

The magnificent new Churchill movie, "Darkest Hour," easily counts among the year's best, but a crucial scene sends a message the real Sir Winston would have hated.
9 years ago

Trump deserves credit for the strong economy

Why do public opinion surveys show discontent with President Trump's handling of the economy at a time of record highs in the stock market and record lows in unemployment?
9 years ago

‘Wonder’ sets a wonderful example – for politicians

Among holiday season releases, the splendid new film "Wonder" has earned spectacular success-finishing second in pre-Thanksgiving box office, with enthusiastic reviews and an impressive $27 million in ticket sales.
9 years ago

Leveling the playing field in the legal arena

Many lavishly-funded organizations use the courts to advance their progressive agenda. That's why the Alliance Defending Freedom is so important.
9 years ago

Instinctive reactions to mass shootings: Destructive and disappointing

Left and right politics each have their own quirks following news of a mass shooting. National leaders need to start working together on this issue.
9 years ago

Why millennials prefer Marxism to Capitalism

A new survey shows an alarming trend among Millennials who are favoring Socialism to the Capitalism that made their lives possible.
9 years ago

No market for mauling the middle class

The public is tired of Hollywood plutocrats who look down on the hard-working, decent suburban lives that many citizens live, and loathes the condescending assumption that the American dream has become the American nightmare.
9 years ago

Undeniably different, after all

Recent charges of sexual harassment have tarnished or destroyed powerful figures in entertainment, journalism and the military.
9 years ago

The Vegas killer’s obvious addiction

While motives behind the Las Vegas massacre still​ remained very much in doubt, liberal pundits rushed out​ to blame the killer's fascination with firearms for pushing an ordinary man to mass murder.
9 years ago

You can’t advance justice by dishonoring the flag

When prominent athletes refuse to stand for the national anthem, their defenders insist they're not dishonoring the flag, but pushing the nation toward social justice.
9 years ago

‘Zero sum game’ distorts thinking on tax cuts, foreign affairs

We should favor, not fear, the advancement of our neighbors down the block, as well as prosperity for peaceful nations on the other side of the world.
9 years ago

Politicians and the season of repentance

Celebration of the New Year on Thursday and Friday of this week brings the chance to review the twelve months just passed, considering where we fell short and how to do better in the year ahead.
9 years ago