David Harsanyi

David Harsanyi, Will Cain, and Joey Jones discuss topics including the border crisis, lack of fact checking on President Biden, media bias, Hunter Biden plea deal, polling results, U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, assaults, Biden family enrichment scheme, aftermath of Maui wildfire, and disappointment with the New York Yankees.

Senator Mike Lee, U.S. senator focused on election law, outlines the SAVE Act, voter registration fixes, and Senate tactics. David Harsanyi, conservative writer, debates the Iran memorandum, alternative policies, and verification challenges. Multiple lively discussions cover federal vs state election control, political strategy, sanctions, and military options.

David Harsanyi, a senior writer for the Washington Examiner and author of "The Rise of BlueAnon," dives into the alarming rise of left-leaning conspiracy theories. He discusses the media's role in legitimizing these narratives and their impact on political discourse. Harsanyi critiques the hypocrisy surrounding free speech and highlights how both sides harbor misconceptions. The conversation addresses the dangers of losing trust in democracy and emphasizes the critical need for credible journalism amidst the climate of paranoia and misinformation.

David Harsanyi, senior writer at the Washington Examiner and co-host of 'You’re Wrong', discusses Trump's innovative peace deal in the Middle East, highlighting its implications for Israel and Hamas. He explains the strategic shifts due to Iran's influence and critiques media coverage of the conflict. Harsanyi also explores Gaza's economic struggles and the challenges in rebuilding. Meanwhile, Kylee Griswold shares her thoughts on the recent Medal of Freedom ceremony for Charlie Kirk and her hilarious grievances about over-the-top Halloween decorations.

Glenn Greenwald, the insightful host of Rumble's "System Update," and David Harsanyi, senior writer for The Washington Examiner, dissect media hypocrisy regarding Donald Trump and the implications of his recent resurgence. They critique Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski’s hypocrisy after meeting Trump, the discrediting of Tulsi Gabbard as a Russian asset, and the media's sensationalism surrounding Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Their discussions reveal how political dynamics are shifting, and they challenge the narratives being pushed by mainstream outlets.

Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi discuss the undemocratic movement to remove Trump from the 2024 ballot, Democrats' lawfare campaign causing a constitutional crisis, dangerous actions undermining the Constitution, attacks on democracy, consequences of Trump's leadership style, criminalizing being a Republican, international impact of US actions, and movie reviews and Christmas preparations.

Join Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi as they discuss the impact of the Black Lives Matter movement, analyze the Supreme Court case Missouri v. Biden, and break down the latest Biden family corruption news. They also touch on their thoughts about the 'Harry Potter' movies.

Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi analyze the decline in American patriotism, ridicule Democrats' double standards, discuss Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and California Gov. Gavin Newsom's debate, and lament the death of The Pogues' leader Shane McGowan.

Joel Berry, Marine Corps vet and writer; Daniel Di Martino, Venezuelan-born economist and policy analyst; David Harsanyi, conservative journalist and data commentator. They debate a viral $20 burrito post, unpack food inflation vs lasting price levels, dissect housing supply and zoning, and argue which policies and messages actually move affordability for families.

David Harsanyi, a Conservative writer for the Washington Examiner and author of "The Rise of BlueAnon," discusses the evolving landscape of conspiracy theories in American politics. He explains why Democrats are less likely to blame Trump’s potential success on Russia this time around. Harsanyi explores 'Blue Anon' as a left-leaning counterpart to QAnon, examining the media's role in spreading these theories. The conversation touches on changes in voter demographics, media biases, and the implications for political discourse as conspiracy theories become more mainstream.