2026: MY INTERVIEW WITH AMERICA’S ANCHOR MOM GETS THIS PARTY STARTED

WENDY BELL DUNKS ON THE DEMS AND THEIR DEEP STATE PUNKS, AND I HELP!

I had a great talk yesterday with Wendy Bell, one of MAGA’s fiercest analysts, on her Wendy Bell Radio podcast. She’s got a big audience that is getting bigger, so it’s an honor to update her and them on my doings.

You can find the full show here. I come on at 1:34ish, but the of rest is worth checking out because it’s saucy and sassy Wendy Bell and Brock at their best. They punch way above their weight and do it with wit and MAGA wisdom.

We’re on the episode titled “Not America Only. America First.” Here’s her lead-in, done as only Wendy can do. And for the record, “Back in Black” was the perfect bumper.

Here’s the continued segment minus commercial breaks.

I’m also linking to the Substack I referenced in which I describe my experience at the FBI Washington Field Office shortly after the Seditious Six video appeared on social media. This is me making my case to the FBI that Senator Slotkin and Congresswoman Goodlander are part of a conspiracy to cover for Joe Biden’s crimes in Ukraine. If you’re a paying subscriber, as Wendy is, you’ll be able to read it off this link as it’s behind the paywall.

If you’re not a paying subscriber and you want to see firsthand what we’re talking about, here’s your chance.

Here’s our final segment, in which Wendy invited me to talk about The Big Burn.

As I’ve been Substacking recently, Fleur Hull has written a lovely review of The Big Burn. Here’s one of my favorite parts:

“Set in small-town Virginia, The Big Burn follows Ray Wells, a former hell-raiser turned funeral director who spends his days juggling bonfires, grieving families, and his own lingering guilt. Into this unlikely life walks Bonnie Betts, a Vegas “Jesus girl” with more conviction than caution. What begins as a clash of worldviews soon becomes a story of redemption, temptation, and the messy, miraculous ways people find love after loss.

“If that sounds heavy, it isn’t. The book’s tone is light on its feet; equal parts funny, tender, and quietly wise. Mike writes about faith and failure with the kind of honesty that only comes from lived experience. There are scenes that make you laugh out loud, and others that hit with such emotional precision you have to pause and breathe.”

So, of course, here’s a link to Fleur Hull’s full review posted here in Substack Bookstore, included in there is the link to the Kindle ebook version for 99 cents through January. Fleur tells me we are already closing in on Amazon bestseller status in some our categories. So, go ahead and plunk down that 99 cents and push us over the top!

What’s good about a Kindle ebook is it’s adaptable to your iPad or iPhone. You can download the Kindle app, access all those ebooks, including all of mine, and if you like my books, which I know you will, you can reread them any time — beach, plane, train. As for The Big Burn, I guarantee it will be the best 99 cents you spend all year.

Finally, here’s Wendy and Brock’s post-interview analysis. Great chemistry there. It’s fun to be on with them.

If you do buy The Big Burn, please leave a review. The more, the merrier.

All for now, but much more on the way!