Red, White & Blonde Takes on Midterms, Elections and Voting Scandals

The latest episode of “Red, White & Blonde,” produced from the America First Warehouse studio in Ronkonkoma, ranged from the upcoming elections and the 2028 presidential race to voter scandals, homelessness and crime.

Conservative commentator Alex Hayes jumped into the midterm fight, weighing Republican opportunities, Democratic strategy and the early jockeying for 2028. He ran through names including JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton and Al Gore, while leaving open the possibility that the next presidential race could produce a candidate few voters are watching today.

Hayes, who has built a growing audience on TikTok, YouTube and Facebook, said Republicans have advantages heading into the elections but need to remain focused on turnout, messaging and competitive races.

The program also featured Michael Gates, the Republican candidate for California attorney general, who criticized state leaders over policies he said have contributed to crime, homelessness and deteriorating conditions in places such as Los Angeles’ Skid Row. Gates called for stronger law enforcement, better use of county services and greater accountability from state and local officials.

Election administration was another topic, with Maureen raising concerns about voter rolls, late-counted ballots and public confidence in California elections. She also cited similar concerns that have been raised in New York over the accuracy and maintenance of voter-registration records.

The program is carried on the America First Media & Television Network, AFMT.TV, and airs Tuesdays from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Eastern.

Viewers can watch the program through AFMT.TV and its online channels, with episodes also available for on-demand viewing after the broadcast.

America First Warehouse in Ronkonkoma coordinated the studio production and serves as a home for podcasts, political commentary, candidate interviews and other conservative programming.