Chris Cuomo, a former CNN anchor and current News Nation host, dives into thought-provoking discussions. He shares his views on what it means to be an American amidst political divides. The duo debates the media's evolution and the influence of figures like Joe Rogan. Topics like the Epstein files and governmental transparency ignite passionate discourse. They also touch on the complexities of New York City’s challenges, questioning safety for LGBTQ+ students, and explore the moral implications of transhumanism and AI.

Chris Cuomo, the former CNN anchor, joins the discussion with insights into President Trump's controversial plans regarding Gaza and the implications of USAID's extensive government waste. They delve into the FCC's investigation of George Soros and examine the critical issues surrounding education reform, particularly the Department of Education's effectiveness. Cuomo highlights media's role in shaping political narratives and expresses concerns over the intertwining of immigration policy with education, advocating for localized solutions to improve student performance.

Dr. Casey Means, co-founder of Levels and metabolic health expert, shares insights on chronic disease awareness and the need for healthcare reform. Chris Cuomo, award-winning journalist, discusses the political landscape with a focus on election integrity and the importance of representation. Mary Katharine Ham, Fox News contributor, adds humor to critiques of political contradictions. Together, they navigate the complexities of health politics and election strategies, all while balancing serious commentary with witty observations.

Chris Cuomo and Dave Smith debate Donald Trump's guilty verdict, the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines and lockdowns, and the NIH-funded gain of function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. The discussion includes intense debates on government lockdowns, mandates, and national unity, controversial Ivermectin usage in COVID-19 treatment, and complex discussions on apologies, redemption, and presidential immunity. The podcast also explores trust in health officials and the COVID-19 vaccine, shifting views on immigration complexities, and America as a late-stage empire navigating divisive culture wars.

Join Charlie Kirk, a dynamic conservative voice and founder of Turning Point USA, alongside former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, as they dive into the current political landscape. They dissect the implications of Trump's potential comeback, reflect on media's sway over young voters, and tackle the contentious debate over transgender athletes in sports. The conversation also touches on the influence of Elon Musk's Twitter on public discourse and the intricacies of campaign finance strategies, offering engaging insights with a dose of humor.

Kara Swisher is back — and so, it seems, is Chris Cuomo. In an interview that is frank and feisty, Kara presses the former CNN anchor on his unceremonious exit from the network last year, and they discuss whether he can cut through the noise with his new podcast, “The Chris Cuomo Project,” and a forthcoming show on NewsNation.But first, Kara and her sidekick, exec producer Nayeema Raza, the “Goose to her Maverick” (and yes, Goose eventually died in Top Gun) chat about the newsmakers and news Kara is watching — from Google CEO Sundar Pichai to journalist Christiane Amanpour. Kara also weighs in on the drama around the cartoon strip, Dilbert. And, finally, she offers some unsolicited advice about covering celebrity sext scandals. Do you want Kara’s (solicited) advice? Send us your questions! Call 1-888-KARA-PLZ and leave a message. You can find Kara on Twitter @karaswisher. Nayeema is there too — for now — @nayeema. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Cuomo, former CNN anchor and current NewsNation host, joins the discussion on a range of hot-button topics. He shares insights on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presence on Michigan ballots and the unexpected political realignments surrounding him. The discourse shifts to Megyn Kelly's critiques of Kaitlan Collins, touching on the evolving styles in journalism. They delve into media biases against political figures and highlight the disconnect between grassroots movements and elite politicians. Ultimately, they call for more authentic dialogue in the media landscape.

Chris Cuomo, a former CNN anchor, and J.D. Vance, author of "Hillbilly Elegy" and U.S. Senator, engage in a spirited discussion about the alarming new military directive allowing lethal force against Americans protesting government policies. They delve into Kamala Harris's dismal performance at a CNN Town Hall and explore the rise of authoritarianism in the U.S., examining personal and societal impacts. The conversation emphasizes the need for unfiltered information and critiques current political culture, pushing for a more equitable society.

Author Michael Shermer and journalist Chris Cuomo discuss topics like TikTok brain rewiring, Tesla's impact on insurance, Democratic election tactics, legal corruption allegations, Biden vs. Trump, DeSantis's ban on lab-grown meat, WHO agreements, and global power dynamics.

Former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo joins to share insights on life after cable news. He discusses the challenges of open dialogue in today's polarized media landscape, emphasizing the importance of resilience and authenticity. Chris also reflects on navigating family loyalty against professional ethics, tackling the impact of public perception, and coping with criticism. Delving into personal struggles, he highlights how humiliation can spark growth and explores the complexities of race dynamics and societal expectations, all entwined with his journey in the evolving media world.