The Neal Larson Show
Neal Larson is an Associated Press Award-winning newspaper columnist and radio talk show host. He has a BA from Idaho State University in Media Studies and Political Science. Neal is happily married to his wife Esther with their five children in Idaho Falls.
Julie Mason is a long-time resident of east Idaho with a degree in journalism from Ricks College. Julie enjoys reading, baking, and is an avid dog lover. When not on the air she enjoys spending time with her three children and husband of 26 years.
Together these two are a powerhouse of knowledge with great banter that comes together in an entertaining and informative show.
The Neal Larson Show
7.14.2025--NLS--Epstein Files, Reclaiming Conservative Culture
In this episode, Neal Larson discusses the one-year anniversary of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump and the political intrigue surrounding the Epstein files. He recounts watching the 2006 film "The Sentinel," which he recommends for its plot about a presidential assassination attempt from within the Secret Service. The main focus, however, is on Donald Trump's recent Truth Social post regarding the Epstein files. In the post, Trump urged his MAGA supporters to "stop whining" and claimed the files were fabricated by his political opponents, including Obama and Hillary Clinton, to harm him. Neal points out the logical contradiction that the files seem to implicate figures like Bill Clinton and Bill Gates, not Trump.
The Trump administration's failure to release the files seems to fuel conspiracy theories. Neal suggests the delay likely protects powerful individuals involved and he believes the public deserves to know the extent to which the system is compromised. The conversation then shifts to a clip from Scott Jennings at a Turning Point USA event, who spoke about conservatives no longer playing by the left's rules and building their own momentum. Neal observes that conservatives are reclaiming culture by losing their fear of being politically incorrect. He uses the re-emergence of terms like "illegal alien" and even the "R-word" as examples, clarifying that while he doesn't condone the language, it signals a shift from fear to courage and a pushback against the left's control over discourse.
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