David French

Megan McArdle, a columnist at The Washington Post, and David French, former senior editor at The Dispatch, dive into the tumultuous waters of fiscal conservatism. They dissect Trump's ambitious Big Beautiful Bill and its implications for the national debt. The dialogue shifts to America's waning support for Ukraine and the troubling effects of political polarization on foreign policy. They also discuss the historical significance of America's 250th anniversary, questioning what it means for future governance and fiscal responsibility.

David French joins Jonah Goldberg and Sarah Isgur for a lively discussion on the economic pitfalls of current tariffs and the struggles of 'Abundance Democrats.' They tackle the challenges in translating political promises into real results, the negative impacts of immigration policies, and the shifting ideologies in the tech industry. The conversation also humorously dives into the debate over Alcatraz's legacy and the idea of renaming prisons, blending serious political discourse with light-hearted banter.

Mike Warren, a political analyst at The Dispatch, and David French, a prominent conservative commentator, share their insights on the implications of the Jeffrey Epstein situation for the MAGA movement. They delve into how conspiracy theories around Epstein are influencing political narratives and public perception. The conversation also touches on Trump's evolving stance on foreign policy, especially regarding Russia, and the recent Supreme Court decisions impacting education. Plus, they lighten the mood with a spirited debate about the merits of different types of soda.

Join David French, a prominent attorney and commentator, alongside Sarah Isgur, Steve Hayes, and Jonah Goldberg as they dive into the intricacies of Trump's foreign policy toward Ukraine and Russia. They explore the challenges of Ukraine's negotiations, Pence's influence compared to Vance's radicalism, and the bizarre rise of lunar conspiracy theories in political discourse. The conversation reveals how mistrust in institutions shapes beliefs and the psychological dynamics within the Republican Party, all while mixing humor and deep insight.

In this engaging discussion, David French, an attorney and senior editor at The Dispatch, dives into the murky waters of Trump's ethical missteps since taking office, highlighting alarming corruption tied to foreign gifts. He explores how evangelical supporters seem unbothered by these issues, shaped by celebrity pastors and the Prosperity Gospel. The conversation then shifts to a critical Supreme Court case about funding for religious charter schools, weighing the implications of taxpayer dollars on education and the potential risks of privatizing public schooling.