Byron York

US Representative Jason Smith shares insights on politics, the overcharging of Trump, and Hunter Biden's involvement in his father's deals. The podcast explores unredacted Ukraine emails, the two-tier legal system, and the targeting of Ron DeSantis in debates. Discussions also cover growing support for Trump within the Republican Party, opinions on Trump's presidency, and the legal aspects of the Georgia case. A leaked draft from Mark Meadows' book and President Biden's campaign strategy are also mentioned.

Byron York, political journalist and author of 'Obsession', shares insights on the shifting dynamics in American conservatism. He examines the evolution of the GOP, especially in the South, and the impact of figures like Trump and Clinton on political discourse. York discusses Trump’s unorthodox challenges to Republican norms, his handling of immigration, and the long shadow of Russiagate. He also reflects on his personal journey from academic roots to the frontlines of political journalism, providing a rich context to contemporary issues.

Byron York, Chief Political Correspondent at the Washington Examiner, dives into the rising crime rates and media biases surrounding it. Andy McCarthy, former U.S. attorney, unpacks legal intricacies of dismissed indictments and implications for future prosecutions. Congressman Brian Stile confronts rumors of GOP resignations while advocating for stricter stock trading rules and strategies to enhance affordability. Each guest contributes sharp insights on pressing political dynamics and the importance of accountability within Congress.

Byron York, Chief Political Correspondent at the Washington Examiner, shares insights on the major shift in the NYC mayoral race following Eric Adams' withdrawal. He discusses the implications for the candidates and escalating political violence in America. Meanwhile, Elad Inbar, Founder and CEO of Robot Lab, explains how commercial robots are transforming industries by addressing labor shortages and enhancing efficiency. He highlights the economic advantages of robots, which are expected to become commonplace in homes by the end of the decade.

Kamala Harris, Vice President and presidential candidate, dives into her media struggles and political missteps while trying to separate her identity from President Biden. Byron York critiques Harris's communication skills and the urgency for voter connection. Janice Dean provides a storm update on Hurricane Milton's potential impact on Florida. Jess Tarloff shares fun parenting insights about Halloween costumes. Meanwhile, Howie Kurtz discusses the CBS controversy surrounding journalistic integrity during heated interviews, emphasizing the challenges in today's media landscape.