Ben Ferguson

In a riveting discussion, guests Dave Rubin, a libertarian commentator, and Brian Tyler Cohen, a progressive voice, tackle the shifting landscape of Trump's team and the implications of his staff picks, featuring oppositional figures like Tulsi Gabbard. The conversation heats up over trans rights, with Brianna Wu advocating for authentic transgender voices amid political debates. They also delve into government reforms, discussing the need for efficiency and exploring the evolving relationship between Trump and Biden, all while navigating the complexities of political polarization.

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson talks about the ongoing war in Ukraine, emphasizing the need for European support. He also responds to accusations against him, bringing a unique perspective from Kyiv. Canadian businessman Kevin O’Leary discusses the implications of Trump's budget cuts for the economy, while liberal influencer Jojo Carducci shares her views on the current economic climate. Ben Ferguson weighs in on shifting conservative views regarding foreign policy, sparking a lively debate about America's role on the global stage.

Ted Cruz, Texas Senator known for his strong conservative stance, shares insights on the devastating Texas floods that claimed over 100 lives. Mark Epstein, brother of Jeffrey Epstein, offers bombshell commentary on the DOJ’s conclusions. The discussion dives into political accountability, misinformation during crises, and the urgent need for transparency surrounding Epstein's case. Ben Ferguson, Destiny, and others engage in a heated debate about community responses to tragedy and the ethical dilemmas of government actions, making for a thought-provoking conversation.

Piers Morgan is joined by Dave Rubin, host of 'The Rubin Report', and Harry Sisson, a TikTok influencer known for his political insights, alongside Ben Ferguson and Dr. Cornel West. They dive into Trump's recent executive orders on immigration and gender identity, sparking a lively debate on social issues and the justice system. The guests share their thoughts on the implications of Trump's pardons related to the Capitol riots and reflect on the evolving dynamics between wealth, media, and political influence in America.

In this engaging discussion, Iranian academic Mohammad Marandi and former CIA director Leon Panetta share insights on the possible consequences of U.S. military action against Iran. Political commentators Ben Ferguson and Scott Horton debate the risks and benefits of nuclear negotiations, while human rights activist Elica Lebon emphasizes the importance of trust in U.S.-Iran relations. The panel grapples with Iran's nuclear ambitions and the historical tensions that shape current geopolitical dynamics, sparking a fiery exchange on regional stability and the prospect of diplomacy.