Alex Swoyer

Senator Eric Schmitt shares insights on the repercussions of the Russiagate hoax and imminent indictments facing Democrats. Alex Swoyer dives into significant upcoming Supreme Court cases that could reshape legal landscapes. Meanwhile, John Phillips analyzes Gavin Newsom's 2028 ambitions and Adam Schiff's precarious legal situation. The discussion uncovers the intersection of legal accountability and political strategy, revealing the undercurrents of governance and its impact on public safety and rights.

Josh Hawley, a U.S. Senator from Missouri known for his conservative tech policies, and Alex Swoyer, a legal affairs reporter and author, delve into the pressing issues of AI's unchecked impact on jobs for the working class. They discuss the urgent need to protect rural healthcare amid budget cuts and the alarming implications of foreign ownership of U.S. farmland. The conversation also highlights the weaponization of legal systems against political figures, emphasizing the importance of defending justice in today's climate.

Mike Cernovich, a media personality, and political commentator, joins forces with reporter Alex Swoyer from The Washington Times for an insightful discussion. They delve into the recent mayoral victory of communist candidate Zohran Mamdani in NYC, analyzing voter demographics and implications for the GOP. Cernovich critiques the party's failures and emphasizes the importance of Trump’s presence for voter turnout. Swoyer provides a legal breakdown of the significant Supreme Court tariff case, exploring its potential impact on presidential powers.