Eliana Johnson

Journalist Eliana Johnson, former editor of the Washington Free Beacon, discusses the implications of Jimmy Kimmel's suspension. She dives into the troubling rise of openly anti-Semitic views among the woke right following the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The conversation touches on the politics surrounding Kimmel's remarks, the weaponization of narratives, and the dangerous spread of conspiracy theories. Eliana highlights the ideological battles within right-wing circles and raises alarm over safety at public events in this charged climate.

Eliana Johnson, Editor at the Washington Free Beacon, brings her reporting expertise to the discussion about current political events. She highlights how recent developments in Venezuela have exposed vulnerabilities within the Democratic Party. The conversation explores media attempts to downplay the impact of these events while shifting focus to other stories like Epstein and Greenland. Eliana also addresses the need for more federal resources to combat fraud in Minnesota, criticizing the media's handling of these narratives.

Eliana Johnson, Editor of the Washington Free Beacon, joins the discussion on Trump’s statements urging Hamas to disarm or face consequences. They critically assess claims that Trump followed Biden's lead on the Gaza ceasefire and examine media narratives around the diplomatic success. Eliana also highlights the troubling treatment of Palestinian civilians by Hamas, criticizing the lack of coverage. Additionally, they dissect the New York Times’ praise for Zohran Mamdani, questioning his electability given his radical positions on Israel.

Emily Jashinsky, D.C. Correspondent for UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, Editor of the Washington Free Beacon, dive into the harrowing details of a recent terror attack in Colorado by an illegal migrant. They dissect the media's reaction, questioning the downplaying of such acts. The duo also tackles the growing divide in the Democratic Party, President Biden's gaffes, and the amusing decline of mainstream media ratings. Additionally, they explore Broadway controversies, including Patti LuPone's comments igniting a firestorm in the arts community.

Emily Jashinsky, a DC correspondent for UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, editor of the Washington Free Beacon, dive into Megyn Kelly's recent New York Times interview. They explore the corporate media's struggle to adapt to rising new media and debate journalistic integrity. The discussion touches on comedian Amber Ruffin's firing from the White House Correspondents Dinner for her comments on Trump. They also critique Gavin Newsom's half-hearted moderation stance and explore the media's portrayal of political accountability, weaving in humor and honesty throughout.

Eliana Johnson, Editor at the Washington Free Beacon and co-host of the Ink Stained Wretches podcast, dives into the contentious Harvard-Trump dispute over free speech and admissions policies. She discusses the implications of government oversight on private institutions and parallels with the McCarthy era. The conversation also touches on rising anti-Semitism and highlights the political dynamics affecting present-day fundraising efforts. Listeners will find the balance between cultural issues and academic freedom particularly engaging.

Eliana Johnson, a political journalist and a notable voice in Washington, discusses Attorney General Pam Bondi's aggressive approach during her Senate hearing, raising questions about the future of congressional oversight. The talk explores the implications of treating Congress as adversaries and the potential erosion of political norms. They also delve into the controversial incident involving a Harvard professor firing a gun near a synagogue, scrutinizing media responses and the rise of anti-Semitism. Expect a thought-provoking analysis of today's political landscape!

Eliana Johnson, a conservative journalist and former Washington Free Beacon editor, joins as a new colleague. She dives into the crisis at the Heritage Foundation, questioning why CEO Kevin Roberts defended Tucker Carlson after his controversial interview with extremist Nick Fuentes. The discussion touches on how these actions could undermine conservative institutions and reshape conservative discourse. Eliana also explores the implications of anti-Israel sentiments within the GOP and the importance of strong conservative responses to extremist rhetoric.

Eliana Johnson, a journalist with deep insights into national politics, joins Seth Mandel, a senior editor at Commentary Magazine, to discuss Trump's immigration policies and their impact on his approval ratings. They highlight how Trump's once-strong stance on immigration is now a liability, particularly amid poor economic sentiment. Eliana sheds light on local dynamics in Minneapolis, while the panel critiques the disconnection between Trump’s confrontational style and voter preferences, arguing that economic issues are paramount in shaping public opinion.

Emily Jashinsky, a conservative commentator and host of "After Party," joins Eliana Johnson, editor at the Free Beacon, to dissect Jimmy Kimmel's self-pitying monologue and its implications for free speech. They explore the media's bias in reporting political violence, highlighting the anti-ICE motive behind a recent shooting. The guests argue that increasing left-wing rhetoric could escalate violence, while also examining the selective outrage from media outlets regarding political violence across the spectrum. Megyn Kelly adds her own insights on public backlash and the importance of open dialogue in a polarized landscape.