Emily Jashinsky, a Washington, D.C. correspondent at UnHerd, and Samuel Mangold-Lenett, contributing editor at The Federalist, dive into Hollywood's highlights and lowlights from 2024. They discuss the evolution of sitcoms, particularly 'St. Dennis Medical,' and critique holiday rom-coms featuring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody. Animated films, political satire in movies like 'Civil War,' and reality shows are analyzed with humor. Their engaging banter reveals insights into masculinity in cinema and the changing landscape of storytelling.

Rich Lowry, Editor of National Review, Emily Jashinsky, DC correspondent for Unheard, and Victor Davis Hanson, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, dive into the political turmoil of 2024. They discuss the chaotic presidential debates, Biden's troubling performance, and the shocking assassination attempt on Trump. The conversation explores Biden's withdrawal and its implications for the Democratic Party. With insights into election night surprises and shifting public sentiment, they analyze the evolving political landscape and its impact.

Emily Jashinsky, a DC correspondent at UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, editor of the Washington Free Beacon, dive into Donald Trump's playful drive-thru visit at McDonald's during his campaign. They discuss how this unexpected moment highlights Kamala Harris' authenticity issues and media overreactions. The pair critique 60 Minutes' edited interview with Harris, emphasizing the need for transparency. They also explore the challenges Harris faces in connecting with voters and the role of celebrity endorsements in modern campaigning.

Emily Jashinsky, a political commentator from UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon, dissect the infighting within Kamala Harris's campaign after her electoral setback. They explore blame dynamics between Harris and Biden and question racial biases in the loss, as a professor claims racism was the sole reason for failure. The duo also discusses Trump's new border czar, Tom Homan, and his fierce policies aimed at addressing the border crisis. Plus, reflections on Veterans Day highlight the sacrifices of service members.

In this discussion, Mike Pesca, a veteran NPR journalist, and Emily Jashinsky, a Washington correspondent, dissect the puzzling rise of Donald Trump as he gears up for another presidential run. They explore the cultural and economic factors affecting his support, particularly amidst rising inflation and housing crises. The duo examines how immigration policies intertwine with voter sentiments and the media narratives that shape public perception. Ultimately, they analyze the evolving landscape of the Republican Party and the implications for the upcoming election.