Hogan Gidley

Former Trump White House aide Hogan Gidley brings a conservative angle, while Dan Turrentine offers political analysis as they dissect James Comey's indictment. They dive into Trump’s claims about the 'radical left' and organized funding behind it, weighing evidence and political implications. The duo also debate the administration's approach to potential government shutdowns and the reactions to changes in the White House press corps. The discussion gets lively around the role of rhetoric in political violence and the consequences of Kamala Harris's messaging.

Hogan Gidley, a former Trump White House deputy press aide, and Yemisi Egbewole, the former Biden White House press office chief of staff, engage in a lively discussion on pivotal political issues. They dive into strategies surrounding a potential government shutdown and analyze Trump's stance on Russia and Ukraine. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of the New York City mayoral race and debates about Biden's cognitive state, all while tackling healthcare affordability in a spirited audience Q&A.

Hogan Gidley, former Trump national press secretary, Doug Schoen, Democratic strategist, and Xi Van Fleet, author of 'Mao's America,' delve into the implications of Kamala Harris's alleged plagiarism and her waning political appeal. They discuss the media's biased coverage compared to previous scandals and scrutinize her rhetoric's divisive nature. Xi shares her experiences growing up in Communist China, drawing alarming parallels to current American political discourse and emphasizing the urgency of recognizing historical lessons in today’s society.

Tucker Carlson, known for his sharp conservative insights, discusses the implications of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. potentially endorsing Trump. They dive into how this could shift the election landscape and RFK's appeal to non-liberal voters. Monica Crowley and Hogan Gidley critique Tim Walz's portrayal as a new masculinity and the media's partisan bias. Rep. Adam Smith weighs in on Biden's candidacy, raising eyebrows with calls for him to step aside. The conversation unpacks the evolving narrative around masculinity and accountability in today's politics.

Hogan Gidley, former Trump White House aide, and Michael LaRosa, ex-Biden aide, join Aaron Sibarium from the Washington Free Beacon to tackle the latest in politics. They discuss Trump's potential second term and the Democrats' strategic shifts. The trio dives into alarming trends of online radicalization amid an FBI investigation and the critical debate over social media accountability. They also reflect on the need for unity in a polarized landscape while promoting healthy dialogues about political violence and the role of youth in upcoming elections.