Ben Harnwell

Jack Posobiec, a political commentator known for his sharp insights, joins Ben Harnwell, an expert in international relations, to dissect the latest Senate committee hearings and their failures. They discuss the ramifications of whistleblower revelations like Edward Snowden's and the urgent call for accountability. The duo also touches on the controversies surrounding the Nord Stream 2 project, mysterious military incidents, and the intricate ties between politics, media, and global security dynamics, all while emphasizing the importance of financial preparedness in uncertain times.

In this insightful discussion, guests Ben Burquam, a border issues reporter, Ava Chen, a Chinese politics expert, Ben Harnwell, a political commentator, and Brian Kennedy, a philosophy analyst, explore pressing topics affecting national sovereignty. They analyze the urgent threats from illegal immigration and its ties to radicalization. The conversation shifts to the implications of Xi Jinping’s regime on global affairs and the precarious state of China's economy. Social media platforms like Getter are highlighted for cutting through censorship while discussing financial preparedness.

Ben Harnwell, a political commentator with a keen focus on European politics, joins to discuss the rising tide of populism and nationalism in Europe. They explore the implications of Austria’s political shifts and draw parallels to the MAGA movement in the U.S. The conversation delves into the influence of immigration on political ideologies, the rise of far-right groups, and the potential impact on transatlantic relations amidst global crises like the Ukraine conflict. Harnwell offers insights on the necessity of historical awareness in navigating today's complex political landscape.

Jack Posobiec, a political commentator and activist, teams up with Ben Harnwell, a political analyst known for his international insights. They dive into the echoes of Pearl Harbor, drawing parallels to today's geopolitical tensions. The discussion shifts to the intense U.S. political nomination battles and the impact on working-class communities amid rising global unrest. They also explore the cultural significance of Trump’s visit to Notre Dame, questioning the implications of U.S. foreign involvement while considering the historical roots of current conflicts.

Join Ben Harnwell, head of the War Room's Rome Bureau, and an expert on global politics, alongside Tom Dance, an Arctic strategy specialist. They dive into the complexities of a potential ceasefire in Ukraine and the psychological toll of the ongoing conflict. Michael Pack shares compelling insights on media influence within government, while L. Todd Wood discusses international trade and the persecution of Christians. Jessica Jackson highlights the challenges of reuniting families post-incarceration and the importance of reforming the justice system.

Ben Harnwell, an international editor based in Rome, and Dave Brat, an economist and former U.S. Representative, dive into the geopolitical tensions during Trump's presidency. They discuss the implications of U.S. involvement in Ukraine and the contentious dynamics with Russia. The conversation shifts to economic strategies to counter foreign threats and the significance of upcoming elections, highlighting concerns over voter integrity and the legal challenges surrounding them. They also advocate for hand-counted ballots and reassess economic policies in the face of growing challenges.

Join Ben Harnwell, international editor sharp on geopolitical insights, Tej Gill, a veteran with firsthand military experience, and financial expert Philip Patrick as they dissect the surge in gold investment amid economic uncertainty. They explore the hidden layers of U.S. involvement in the Ukraine conflict, critique mainstream narratives, and draw parallels to historical military engagements. The discussion also highlights gold's rising prominence as a safe asset, driven by central bank demands and evolving market strategies, essential for savvy investors today.

Carla Sands, former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark, shares her insights on foreign affairs and the geopolitical significance of Greenland amid U.S.-Russia tensions. Harvard Law student Sam Delmer discusses the challenges faced by conservatives in elite institutions, while political commentator Ben Harnwell delves into the complexities of U.S. support for Ukraine. The trio also critiques the current political landscape, urging unity among conservatives and emphasizing the need for reforms in American education amidst advancing AI and national security concerns.

Ben Harnwell, an expert on Ukraine, delves into the tense geopolitical climate surrounding the ongoing conflict, scrutinizing a controversial peace proposal that may favor Russia. Natalie Winters, the War Room's White House correspondent, sheds light on shifting media narratives and their impact on public perception. They discuss financial strategies amidst market volatility and highlight misinformation's role in shaping political dynamics. Together, they reflect on the podcast’s journey, emphasizing the importance of accurate reporting in today’s complex landscape.

Noor Bin Laden, a political analyst with a keen eye on global affairs from a Davos lens, joins regular contributor Ben Harnwell, who specializes in international political strategies. They delve into the pressing need for U.S. military presence in Europe and critique the evolving narratives surrounding the Ukraine conflict. The discussion then shifts to a groundbreaking $500 billion AI initiative, exploring its promise and potential pitfalls. Finally, they raise alarms over AI dependency, surveillance, and the heavyweight implications for human roles in society.