Bill McGurn

Bill McGurn, former chief speechwriter for President George W. Bush, discusses the high stakes of a new administration's initial days and the challenges of governance with a slim Congressional majority. He also explores the fate of President Trump's potential executive orders, particularly on birthright citizenship. Tomi Lahren weighs in on the political ramifications of these policies and the impact of legislative strategies on immigration laws. Together, they dissect the legislative landscape and the complexities of modifying constitutional amendments.

Bill McGurn, a FOX News Contributor and Wall Street Journal Editorial Board member, and Jonathan Serrie, a senior correspondent based in Atlanta, dive into the rapidly forming Trump Cabinet. They analyze key appointments like Susie Wiles as chief of staff and Tom Homan as border czar, discussing their potential impact on policies. Additionally, they address the high-stakes Jose Ibarra murder trial, where a judge will determine the outcome, exploring the implications of immigration laws intertwined with this tragic case.

Ken Cuccinelli, former Attorney General of Virginia, joins a lively discussion with Asra Nomani, an education activist, Charles C.W. Cooke, a conservative commentator, and Bill McGurn, a columnist. They delve into Glenn Youngkin's surprising Virginia victory, highlighting the pivotal role of education and parental rights. The panel discusses the rise of critical race theory as a voter issue, the significance of 'mama bear' mom voters, and grassroots activism reshaping the GOP. They also examine broader implications for future elections and Biden's agenda amidst shifting voter dynamics.