Doug Heye

Doug Heye, a Republican strategist and former communications director for the RNC, dives deep into Trump's foreign policy missteps. He questions Trump's ineffectiveness in influencing leaders like Netanyahu and Putin, labeling him the 'TACO president.' The discussion also revisits Trump's denial of his links to Epstein, scrutinizing how these controversies shape public perception. Heye critiques the coherence of Trump’s strategies amidst shifting U.S. international relations and explores the implications for American diplomacy.

The guest, Doug Heye, is a Republican strategist who provides a unique perspective on shifting political landscapes. They discuss the exciting rise of Zohran Mamdani, the youthful Democratic candidate shaking up New York politics and drawing in younger voters. Heye dives into how traditional Republicans feel about Trump's foreign policy amidst global tensions. The conversation explores the evolving dynamics of American politics, especially the generational divides and what Mamdani's success could mean for future Democratic strategies.

Kevin Madden, a CNN Political Commentator and former advisor to Mitt Romney, and Doug Heye, ex-head of communications for the RNC, delve into the complexities of political messaging as Donald Trump navigates the diverse landscape surrounding Kamala Harris. They discuss the challenges of addressing race and gender in political attacks without backlash. The duo also explores the evolving strategies for 2024 campaigns, the importance of personal narratives, and the delicate balance of communicating sensitive issues to avoid alienating voters.

Political commentator Eugene Scott, political analyst Meghan Hays, political strategist Doug Heye, and independent candidate Dan Osborn discuss urgent cease-fire efforts in Gaza, pro-Palestinian protests at universities, challenges in delivering aid to conflicted areas, Israel's strategic goals, anti-Semitism awareness act debates, and internal political strife within the Republican Party.

Sen. John Fetterman discusses Biden's Middle East policy, while Speaker Johnson faces a threat over foreign aid. Panelists Cross, Heye, and Mason dive into internal party tensions and endorsements. Bob Kitchen highlights the humanitarian aid crisis in Gaza.