Ashley Frawley

Ashley Frawley, a cultural and political analyst, and Geoff Shullenberger, a political commentator, dive into crucial debates. They discuss Trump's unexpected diplomatic successes in the Middle East, challenging traditional expectations. Frawley critiques the UK's proposed ban on spanking, emphasizing its impact on families, particularly in working-class communities. The duo also explores the ideological contradictions in Argentina's libertarian policies under Javier Milei, analyzing the broader implications for U.S.-Latin American relations.

Frank Furedi, an expert on sociology and risk, and Ashley Frawley, a scholar focused on health and technology, dive into the EU's faltering Green Deal. They dissect the backlash from farmers and small businesses, revealing that the ambitious climate goals lack practicality for everyday citizens. The discussion also touches on the EU's inconsistent stance on Israel and authoritarian regimes, exposing a hypocrisy in moral posturing. Lastly, they critique NATO's bureaucratic approach to defense, highlighting the urgent need for a serious reassessment of military commitments.

Douglas Lain, a political commentator, and Ashley Frawley, an analyst on political implications, dive into the bizarre world of political assassinations today. They explore whether the Deep State is targeting Trump amid a backdrop of societal chaos. The conversation critiques current political rhetoric and accountability, examines conspiracy theories within public perception, and discusses the discontent sparked by neoliberalism. They also shed light on the immigration-labor dynamics at Amazon plants, urging a deeper understanding of these complex issues.