Outspoken with Bruce & Gaydos

Bruce and Gaydos take a look at some baby names that might be popular now, but sound like they could be 100 years old. Would you name your twins Mildred and Walter?

After a huge wins for Democrats in Arizona, what do they do next? Stephen Richer joins Bruce and Gaydos to break down his message to the new majority.

Today is the start of KTAR's partnership with UMOM New Day Centers! Text CARE to 620-620 to give to families in need.

This holiday season, KTAR is proud to be Outspoken against Families in Need, supporting UMOM New Day Centers. Allora McChesney, Director of Individual Giving joined the show to kick off the season of giving.

Why is the McCain family being blamed for the blue wave in Arizona? 

Over the weekend, Presdient Trump offered the White House press secretary job to UFC President Dana White. Some believe there was another Dana White that was meant to get the nod.

Did the Minshew Magic only last one game? Is the season over? Ron Wolfley joins to put our minds at ease.

 A man in South Carolina had his 6-year-old daughter waiting outside at 2:00 AM for Pokémon cards. Does this dad deserve to never get his kid back?

One study is showing some parents are letting older teens drink alcohol under supervision. Are you one of these parents?

Tesla is planning to wind down Cybertruck production, citing weak sales as a leading factor. Did you like the Cybertruck?

 A story of a 97 year old man who passed away at his own birthday party. Bruce and Gaydos wonder if there's a better way to pass other than surrounded by people celebrating your life.

What is the future for our 2 major politcal parties? Stan Barnes joins to predict how Democrats will react to their victories and what Republicans can do with their loss.

There have been a number of Republican candidates who have not conceded to their Democrat opponents. Do we have a bunch of sore losers on our hands?

Emily Ryan of Copper State Consulting, Sal Diccicio, Former Phoenix City COuncilman, and Christine Jones, Former GOP Candidate for Governor join The Faceoff to discuss midterm election results. 

Bruce and Gaydos discuss priorities. 

Bruce and Gaydos talk about why more Republicans didn't congratulate Democrats after they suffered defeat in the midterms. 

Democrats in Arizona's proposed priorities include school voucher restrictions, groundwater protections, raising minimum wage and addressing rising costs, are those the right ideas for the direction for the state?

Emily Ryan of Copper State Consulting, Sal Diccicio, Former Phoenix City COuncilman, and Christine Jones, Former GOP Candidate for Governor join The Faceoff to discuss midterm election results. 

This election had a lot of first time occurances. Bruce and Gaydos talk about all of the things this election caused for the first time.

How accurate were the polls heading into the midterms? Chuck Coughlin tells Bruce and Gaydos what the numbers predicted and the results we received.

The blue wave came and swept GOP cadidates away. Can Republicans recoup the support they lost? 

Meghan McCain called it an extinction level event for Republicans last night. She explains to Bruce and Gaydos why she said that. 

Bruce and Gaydos talk with Thomas Galvin who represents District 2 on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors about what led to the distruction of the Republican party here in Arizona. 

Now that Democrats have control of the governors office and entire legislature, what will Arizona look like in 2027? Bruce and Gaydos debate the future of the state and the country after last night's midterm election. 

How is the midterm election going to effect Arizona? Panelists Matt Salmon Former Congressman and Candidate for Governor, Stacy Pearson political strategist and co-founder of Lumen Strategies and Mary Rabago of Mary Rabago Productions weigh in.