Heather Mac Donald

Batya Ungar-Sargon discusses Trump’s fiery interview with NBC News, highlighting media biases. Heather Mac Donald weighs in on the alarming public reactions to the assassination of a healthcare CEO, questioning morality in the wake of violence. Meanwhile, participants from Ruthless dive into Caitlin Clark's public apology for her whiteness, exploring the intersection of race and sports. The conversations are insightful, provocative, and reveal the complexities of current societal issues.

Heather Mac Donald, a Manhattan Institute Fellow and author, shares her thoughts on the troubling admiration for the murder of a CEO, examining societal attitudes towards violence and political rhetoric. Kristen Waggoner, President of Alliance Defending Freedom, and cake artist Jack Phillips discuss ongoing legal struggles surrounding personal beliefs against compelled speech, particularly around LGBTQ+ issues. The conversation dives into how media narratives shape public perception, contrasting responses to different violent acts, and the implications for future leadership and societal values.

Heather Mac Donald discusses her book on race and merit, challenging diversity policies in institutions and standardized testing. They explore the impact of deconstructing Western art, evolution of literature, and addressing discrimination in universities.

In this episode, Matt Walsh sits down with race relations expert Heather Mac Donald to discuss various topics including the effectiveness of conservatives in opposing the race hustle, corporations' diversity initiatives, tearing down of the family, differences between race and gender questions, and the concept of systemic racism as an explanation for disparities.

Author and columnist Heather Mac Donald joins Clay and Buck to discuss the ongoing legacy of covid hysteria and the BLM riots, the chaos at the US-Mexico border under Biden's administration, the hypocrisy of the mainstream left, concerns about COVID policies, the increase in homicide rates and the demonization of police.