In this engaging discussion, Batya Ungar-Sargon, a Free Press columnist, Brianna Wu, a Democratic fundraising powerhouse, and Claire Lehmann, founder of Quillette, delve into the recent German elections where right-wing parties made significant gains, primarily driven by immigration concerns. They explore the social tensions arising from migrant incidents, the implications for multiculturalism, and rising antisemitism in Australia, shedding light on the emotional impact and fears within the Jewish community. The conversation highlights crucial themes of nationalism, integration challenges, and the necessity for open dialogue.

Claire Lehmann and Peter van Onselen dive into topics like Australian govt vs Elon Musk, taxpayer-funded prostitutes for disabled individuals, campus protestors, and a lady driving with a deadly snake. They discuss content regulation, challenges in social media, Australian jurisdiction over Twitter, budget night politics, and issues with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) funding system.

Claire Lehmann, the founder of Quillette, discusses the origins and purpose of Quillette, the COVID divide within the intellectual dark web, audience capture, and gun control in Australia and America.