Jonah Goldberg is joined by Bulwark contributor Damon Linker to discuss the chaotic news cycle, J.D. Vance's VP selection, GOP at the 2024 convention, conservative think tanks, Republican schism, and fallout of Trump assassination attempt.

Political analyst Damon Linker joins the show to discuss anti-Zionism vs. anti-Semitism. Topics include campus protests, White House antisemitism remarks, and the distinction between 'not nice' and 'not acceptable'. Also, the Dems' support for Mike Johnson and the complexities of political debates.

Damon Linker discusses Biden's struggles due to a broken America. Katherine Maher's new role as NPR's CEO. Topics include truth in journalism, political brokenism, negative news impact, and political polarization in the US.

Damon Linker, a political writer and editor known for his sharp insights on American politics, dives into Trump's unexpected revival as a formidable force. He discusses how Trump transformed from a laughingstock to a key influencer, tapping into overlooked voter segments. The conversation touches on the backlash against elites, the nuanced dynamics of immigration, and the implications of a potential second Trump term, revealing the complexities of modern political sentiment and the changing landscape of voter motivations.

Damon Linker, a Senior lecturer in Political Science at Penn and centrist commentator, joins the discussion with insightful takes on electoral dynamics. He emphasizes the unpredictability of election outcomes over early polls, and humorously reflects on political affiliations. The conversation delves into contrasting political strategies of candidates and the paradox of progress in society amidst rising fears. Interestingly, Linker draws a parallel with the success story of the North American Elk, highlighting resilience and recovery.