Dean Obeidallah

Dean Obeidallah, a trial lawyer and host of The Dean Obeidallah Show on Sirius XM Radio, joins the conversation to delve into the political landscape post-election. He shares insights on the disconnect between populist messaging and the real issues facing the working class. The discussion critiques the influence of the billionaire class and their ties to politicians like Trump, spotlighting how greed and misinformation shape election integrity. Obeidallah emphasizes the urgent need for new leadership that truly represents everyday Americans.

In a dynamic discussion, political commentator Eric Bolling, strategist Julie Roginsky, lawyer and comedian Dean Obeidallah, and former Democratic advisor Lindy Li confront shifting political loyalties. Li's surprising transition to Republicanism raises eyebrows among MAGA supporters. The panel debates Trump's foreign policy, particularly regarding Ukraine, and the implications of financial strategies on political dynamics. They also tackle the challenges of navigating personal political identities amidst societal scrutiny, shedding light on the complexities within today's polarized landscape.

In this lively discussion, tech and media guru Kara Swisher, comedian Dave Smith, political commentator Dean Obeidallah, and journalist Tim Pool dive into Mark Zuckerberg's recent shake-up with Facebook. They analyze the implications of Zuckerberg’s controversial partnership with Donald Trump on free speech and the shifting landscape of social media. The group also tackles Elon Musk's polarizing influence on UK politics and engages in a heated debate over U.S. foreign policy interests, all while emphasizing the need for critical thinking in today’s information wars.

Former Special Counsel to Donald Trump Michael Cohen and a lineup of guests discuss the charges against Trump, the significance of loyalty, concerns about his treatment as an indicted defendant, the March on Washington commemoration, disqualifying Trump from holding office again, the rise of a controversial presidential candidate, Trump's legal troubles and corruption of power, updates on India, Russia, and Ukraine, and the lasting relevance of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

In this engaging discussion, Dean Obeidallah, a lawyer and comedian, tackles the chaotic state of the Republican Party and the far-reaching implications of current political trends. A'shanti Gholar, president of Emerge, sheds light on the barriers faced by women of color in politics, especially during Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation. They emphasize the urgency for representation and empowerment, particularly in light of rising anti-Semitism and the necessity for solidarity among marginalized groups. Humor, hope, and activism intertwine in their dialogue.