Alvin Lui

Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, discusses Trump's recent congressional address, highlighting his engaging delivery and the contrasting reactions from Democrats. They talk about notable moments, including moving stories from young cancer patients. Mark Halperin critiques the Democrats' silence during emotional highlights, while Alvin Lui shares insights on parental rights amid debates over gender transition for minors. The group explores the disconnect between political actions and public sentiment, reflecting on the implications for future electoral outcomes.

Alvin Lui, founder of Courage Is a Habit, joins the conversation to challenge leftist agendas in education, especially in liberal states. The duo dives into the significance of mentorship in politics, especially for emerging leaders like J.D. Vance. They also touch on the controversial role of IRS agents in immigration enforcement. The talk wraps up with humorous critiques of Super Bowl commercials and reflections on how corporate narratives shape public sentiment.