Evita Duffy-Alfonso

Amala Ekpunobi, host of "Unapologetic LIVE," shares her sharp insights on political accountability, discussing the implications of classified documents discovered by Mike Pence and the narratives around them. Evita Duffy Alfonso urges a closer look at increasing crime in cities and how media portrays these incidents. Meanwhile, Valentine Low, a royal reporter, dives deep into Ghislaine Maxwell's recent statements and Harry's struggles with media scrutiny, revealing the tension between public image and personal challenges in the royal family.

Dan Bongino hosts a lively discussion with Russell Brand and Evita Duffy-Alfonso at the RNC, touching on topics like addiction, spirituality, Hollywood culture, civil rights, leftist ideologies, fame, and values in the entertainment industry.

Jason Whitlock, host of BlazeTV's "Fearless", joins the conversation to discuss the contentious dynamics in sports media, notably surrounding Steven A. Smith's comments on race. They delve into Michelle Obama’s reflections on fairness in America, including her views on privilege and race. Evita Duffy-Alfonso and Will Witt share somber updates on Matthew Perry's struggles with addiction and the troubling nature of celebrity culture. In a gripping turn, Will Folks discusses potential jury tampering in the Alex Murdaugh case, adding to the gripping narratives surrounding justice and media.

Gad Saad, a marketing professor and cultural commentator, tackles the troubling rise of anti-Semitism and moral inconsistencies in attitudes toward the Israel-Hamas conflict. He discusses chilling support for Hamas in Europe and the troubling implications for Jewish students in universities. Evita Duffy-Alfonso and Will Witt join him to debate Ron DeSantis's controversial actions against pro-Hamas college groups, exploring the balance between free speech and safety on campuses. They also reflect on the cultural impacts of Britney Spears' memoir and contemporary political dynamics.

Amala Ekpunobi, host of Unapologetic Live known for her keen political commentary, and Evita Duffy-Alfonso, a writer for The Federalist, dive into some hot topics. They discuss the implications of cocaine found in the White House, raising eyebrows about accountability. They also tackle President Biden's refusal to acknowledge his seventh grandchild and the broader family values at play. The duo critiques Democratic leaders' negativity towards America and explores the fallout of Bud Light's marketing blunders, questioning corporate responsibility in today's climate.