Batya Ungar-Sargon

Join Piers Morgan as he interviews an eclectic group tackling the recent shooting of Charlie Kirk. Stuart Kaplan shares insights on security concerns, while political commentator Dave Rubin discusses the impact of ideas on violence. Cenk Uygur dives into the normalization of political violence, and Batya Ungar-Sargon reflects on victimhood narratives. Konstantin Kisin brings humor and critical thoughts on political discourse, alongside Lauren Boebert, who emphasizes the need for constructive communication. A gripping conversation unveiling the complexities of politics today.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, a NewsNation host and author, joins the conversation along with Greg Lukianoff, author of "The War on Words." They discuss the troubling implications of criminalizing speech, as seen in a recent UK comedian's arrest. The duo also analyzes the fallout from allegations against Jeffrey Epstein, including the victims’ plans for accountability. Batya critiques media reactions to Trump’s health and how rising crime affects public perception. Together, they explore the erosion of the American Dream and the impact of political ideologies on the working class.

Join Batya Ungar-Sargon, a NewsNation commentator, and Steve Olikara, a nonprofit leader focused on reducing polarization, as they delve into President Trump's controversial remarks about Portland and the Insurrection Act. They analyze the implications of potential troop deployments and their legal ramifications. The discussion also explores Trump's diplomatic position on Gaza hostage negotiations and speculates on his political leverage amid rising tensions and market stability. It's a thought-provoking roundtable on current political dynamics!