Alex Marlow

Join Mike Davis, founder of the Article III Project; Alex Marlow, editor of Breitbart News; and Benny Johnson, host of 'The Benny Show,' as they dive into President Trump's bold plans to tackle crime in D.C. and beyond. They explore the legal battles Trump faces, particularly with Letitia James, and challenge the media's portrayal of figures like Judge Jeanine Pirro. The discussion also takes a sharp turn to critique Jimmy Kimmel's and Sarah Silverman's complaints about Trump, as well as Jasmine Crockett's questionable claims to 'working class' roots.

Megan Basham, a culture reporter and author of 'Shepherds for Sale,' shares insights on shifting values among Gen Z women, highlighting a troubling trend away from family priorities. Vivek Ramaswamy, running for governor of Ohio, emphasizes the need for stringent law enforcement in light of rising urban crime, advocating for conservative leadership. Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, critiques media narratives surrounding violence, especially concerning underreported cases like the murder of a Ukrainian refugee, questioning societal reactions tied to race.

Join Alex Marlowe, author of 'Breaking the Law' and political analyst, as he dives into the resilience of Donald Trump against relentless legal battles and media attacks. They explore how Trump's hands-on governance led to a significant drop in crime in D.C., contrasting it with traditional liberal methods. Marlowe also discusses the implications of politically charged legal actions and the push for tighter immigration policies, all while advocating for a revival of American manufacturing through tariffs.

In this discussion, Alex Marlow, Editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, provides a sharp critique of Zohran Mamdani’s assertion that Muslims have been the real victims since 9/11. Marlow and the hosts decode Mamdani's claims while arguing that post-9/11 America showed increased support for Muslims. The conversation dives into the implications of Islamic migration, the left's political shift, and the irony of media reactions to Trump's East Wing renovations, blending thoughtful analysis with humorous commentary.

Alex Marlow, Editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, and Nathan Finochio, Founder of TheosU, delve into significant topics affecting American society. They analyze President Trump's military strategies against drug trafficking, and discuss the implications of a broken immigration system. Alex and Nathan also address concerns about Islam's influence on Western values and the church's evolving role. They highlight the new youth Christian revival and advocate for faith-based solutions to societal issues, urging Christians to engage more robustly in cultural and political discourse.

Alex Marlowe, Editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, dives into the explosive allegations against Adam Schiff, revealing how he allegedly leaked classified intel to undermine Trump. Marlowe discusses the FBI's 'Arctic Haze' investigation and the political fallout from Schiff's actions. The conversation shifts to economic concerns and the tension between Trump and the Federal Reserve. Lastly, Marlowe calls for accountability in political misconduct, emphasizing rising crime rates in D.C. and the need for a transparent justice system.

In this engaging discussion, Alex Marlow, a political journalist and host from Breitbart News, joins to debunk harmful conspiracy theories surrounding a tragic event involving Charlie's associate. The conversation pivots to the implications of U.S. involvement in Venezuela, examining the potential for a regime-change war and alternative strategies like non-military options. They also analyze the chaotic aftermath of conspiracy culture following Charlie's assassination, urging critical thinking over sensational theorizing. The insights provide a thought-provoking look at current events and political narratives.

Chip Roy, a US Representative from Texas, unveils his run for Texas Attorney General and discusses redistricting to boost Republican representation. Alex Marlow, Editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, shares insights from his book on the supposed weaponization of the legal system against Donald Trump. The conversation also critiques John Bolton’s legal woes and the Department of Justice’s handling of investigations. Additionally, the implications of international politics, particularly regarding Putin's actions in Ukraine, are examined.

Michael Knowles, a conservative commentator and author, Alex Marlow, Breitbart's editor-in-chief, and Robby Starbuck, a political filmmaker, engage in a profound discussion following the tragic Minneapolis shooting at a Catholic school. They explore the complexities of evil and the importance of faith in confronting such violence. The conversation delves into mental health issues, societal failures, and the underreported hate crimes against Christians. They challenge listeners to reflect on the intersection of faith and the existence of evil in a modern context.

Alex Marlow, Editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, joins political analyst Rich Barris to dive into pressing political issues. They explore the potential fallout from a food stamp shutdown and discuss who bears responsibility for the impacts on vulnerable families. Barris presents polling data on Trump's strengths and weaknesses, emphasizing the urgency felt by his core supporters. They analyze how domestic issues like the cost of living resonate with voters and ponder the importance of focus on local concerns for future campaigning.