Elizabeth Pipko

Nomi Kahn, a savvy political operative deeply entrenched in New York politics, joins Elizabeth Pipko, a conservative commentator and former Trump campaign surrogate, to dissect the current political landscape. They delve into the implications of Zoran Mondani's potential mayorship and the tension surrounding allegations of antisemitism. The duo also debates the impact of demographic shifts on voter turnout and the authenticity required for candidates to resonate in today's media-driven politics, all while predicting what a second Trump term could entail.

Brian Wolff, a Democratic strategist known for his progressive insights, and Elizabeth Pipko, a Republican commentator and activist, engage in a lively discussion on recent political turmoil. They analyze the fallout from Charlie Kirk's tragic death, reacting to media coverage and notable comments from figures like J.D. Vance and Barack Obama. The conversation takes a turn as they tackle the responsibilities of tech platforms and the implications of Jimmy Kimmel's controversial remarks, navigating rising political violence while pushing for accountability and unity.

Elizabeth Pipko, an RNC Spokesperson and advocate for freedom, shares her family's harrowing escape from Soviet oppression and the meaning of liberty. She delves into the privileges of free expression and the alarming rise of anti-American sentiments. Pipko emphasizes the role of education and social media in shaping modern patriotism. She argues for the necessity of defending free speech, even for opposing views, to uphold democracy in today's complex landscape. Additionally, she reflects on the shifting dynamics of liberalism and youth perspectives on political issues.