* Stirewalt on calling Arizona for Biden and the Dominion lawsuit* On getting fired by Fox News* How journalism collapsed * Sean Hannity is not a conservative (he’s a Republican)* The Joe Manchin effect* This wouldn’t have happened under Roger Ailes* Overestimating the media’s influence * The inevitable conversation about mis- and disinformation* Would Chris cancel Alex Jones?* Cruz v. Carlson: the most excruciating interview ever?* Will Reaganism return??* Post-game: lab leak lollapalooza This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.wethefifth.com/subscribe

Join American Enterprise Institute all-stars Chris Stirewalt and Yuval Levin in a lively discussion on the post-debate analysis, the future of the Democratic Party, and the dangers of ultra-transparent governance. They also touch on topics like the Supreme Court verdict, George Washington's crypt, and the need for a balance between transparency and privacy in institutions.

Chris Stirewalt, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and seasoned political commentator, dives into the complex role of media during Trump's potential second term. He discusses the transformation of the media landscape, highlighting the decline of local newspapers and the rise of sensationalist digital platforms. Stirewalt emphasizes the disconnect between media narratives and voter sentiments and stresses the importance of diverse viewpoints in fostering a healthier democracy. His insights encourage critical engagement with news in an increasingly polarized world.

Chris Stirewalt joins Jonah to discuss media bias, campus antisemitism, and terrorist chants at protests. They also analyze poll numbers, far-right figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Stormy Daniels. The conversation delves into the challenges of swing state polling, primary results, voter behaviors, and the impact of media bias, protests, and anti-Semitism on political discourse.

Chris Stirewalt, a political analyst famous for his sharp election insights, joins Jonah Goldberg to discuss the chaotic landscape of the 2024 elections. They tackle the shortcomings of polling practices and make bold predictions about party realignments. The duo dives into the fractured Republican voter base and its implications on candidate strategies. With a splash of humor, they reflect on the shifting dynamics of early voting and the unpredictable nature of electoral outcomes, all while poking fun at the current political scene.

Join Chris Stirewalt, a savvy political analyst and election forecasting expert, as he regales Jonah with insights from his travels and tales from the political landscape. They dive into the nuances of Costco demographics and the unique challenges facing the GOP, particularly the effects of an impending Trumpian hangover. The discussion covers the complexities of rural versus urban voter dynamics, the impact of undecided voters, and the often-misleading nature of polling trends, while mixing in some light-hearted banter about van life adventures.

Chris Stirewalt, a Southern fried good old boy, shares rank insights on the state of our parties and the 2024 election. They discuss Biden's chances against Trump, the current Democratic and Republican coalitions, and the possibility of the Department of Energy moving to West Virginia. This lively conversation combines pop culture references with political analysis.

Chris Stirewalt and Christine Rosen discuss the state of the 2024 election, Trump's GOP nomination, Nikki Haley's chances, the embedding of populism in the GOP, the potential impact of a third-party spoiler, Speaker Johnson's small majority, the importance of compromise, and share personal anecdotes.

Political journalist Chris Stirewalt discusses the evolution of media landscape and its impact on American democracy, highlighting the rise of biased online journalism and the need for diverse perspectives. He emphasizes responsible news consumption, challenges in journalism, and the divisive effect of media polarization on personal relationships.

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