Batya Ungar-Sargon

Batya Ungar-Sargon, a journalist and host on NewsNation, joins to dissect Trump’s historic hostage deal, examining how his unique approach and diplomacy led to the release of 20 Israeli hostages. The discussion highlights media biases and the backlash against Trump. Cheryl Hines, actress and author of 'Unscripted', shares insights on her life as Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s spouse and the political scrutiny she faces. She candidly reflects on her Hollywood career, her experiences on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm', and the challenges of supporting a controversial figure.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, a conservative commentator and host on NewsNation, dives into the implications of newly released Epstein emails and discusses how they may impact Trump’s narrative. She questions the credibility of accusations against Trump and critiques media biases. Barry Morgenstein, a renowned portrait photographer, shares anecdotes from his encounters with rock legends and speaks candidly about being a conservative in the entertainment industry while promoting his book 'Rock & Soul Portraits.' Both guests shed light on contemporary cultural and political dynamics.

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.

Michael Knowles, a sharp Conservative commentator, and Batya Ungar-Sargon, a center-left journalist, delve into intense political discussions. They analyze how media narratives mislead activists leading to tragic outcomes, like the recent ICE shooting. The duo critiques Jimmy Kimmel's tone-deaf joke amid serious events and discusses Marco Rubio's strategy for Venezuela. They also tackle vaccine debates, property ownership, and the cultural disconnect in media, all while evaluating the ramifications on domestic and foreign policies.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, a journalist, political commentator, and author, joins for an insightful discussion. She argues that Trump’s policies reflect a blend of old-school leftism, tying his tariffs to labor dignity and protectionism. They explore governmental roles in industry, healthcare financing, and the limits of taxation. Batya also addresses cultural priorities, like marriage and faith, while critiquing elite messaging. Listen in as she unveils her vision for the future of leadership post-Trump, naming figures like Marco Rubio and Tulsi Gabbard as potential successors.

Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and former Trump advisor, dives into the surprising Q3 GDP boost, discussing the 'vibecession' and why many Americans feel economically distressed despite strong numbers. He highlights issues like housing affordability and the impact of immigration on construction. Batya Ungar-Sargon, journalist and NewsNation host, shares her insights from AmericaFest, expressing concerns about Vice President Vance's leadership style and the dangers of platforming extremist ideas, advocating for clear, principled coalition building.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, a television host and political commentator, shares her insights on troubling trends in antisemitism and the cultural differences between the U.S. and other countries. She argues that American Jewish-Muslim coexistence mitigates fears of rising antisemitism. The conversation shifts to immigration policies and how elites exploit cheap labor, alongside a critique of Tim Dillon's view on job competition. They also discuss Trump's controversial post about Rob Reiner's murder, contrasting today's polarized environment with the unity depicted in classic shows like 'All in the Family.'

Bill O'Reilly, bestselling author and media commentator, joins Dave Rubin, host of The Rubin Report, along with Scott Horton, Batya Ungar-Sargon, and Zach Costello to dissect the current state of conservatism. They dive into the fallout from Nick Fuentes' appearance on Tucker Carlson and what it means for MAGA's future. The guests argue over platforming extremists, with Horton discussing the backlash against anti-Zionism and Ungar-Sargon warning of normalizing racist views. They also explore the influence of online radicalization on young conservatives.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, a journalist and political commentator, joins to delve into the high-stakes dynamics of New York politics. She analyzes the coalition-building strategies of candidate Mamdani and critiques the unrealistic promises enticing young voters. The conversation highlights the concerning tolerance for political violence and reflects on Cuomo's chances in the upcoming race. Ungar-Sargon also explores the impact of Israel on current political alignments and discusses the media's role in shaping public opinion.