Jack Posobiec

Join Jack Posobiec, a conservative commentator, alongside Dinesh D’Souza, a filmmaker known for political documentaries, and Kim Iversen, who offers contrarian views. They delve into the complexities of illegal immigration, including a controversial deportation case linked to MS-13. The group debates the implications of Trump's tariffs on the economy while tackling the intersection of national security and civil rights. Oren Cass weighs in on economic issues, sparking a critical analysis of political diversity in universities. Mike Nellis adds insight on the Democrats' evolving strategies.

Charlie Sheen, an iconic actor known for his roles in 'Two and a Half Men' and 'Platoon,' shares his journey through recovery and newfound happiness. Historian Victor Davis Hanson reveals insights on Trump's economic messaging and critiques Michelle Obama's comments on hair as divisive. Conservative commentator Jack Posobiec discusses the rise of disaffected young men and the need for activism. Together, they reflect on personal transformations, cultural divides, and the impact of politics on today’s youth.

Piers Morgan hosts a riveting discussion with guests like Peter Navarro, President Trump's former trade advisor, and Ana Kasparian, the outspoken executive producer of The Young Turks. They tackle the fraught aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s controversial death, addressing the surging tensions in political rhetoric. The diverse panel dives into the consequences of violent language, the responsibility of public figures, and the polarization impacting societal views. Expect fiery debates, heartfelt moments, and a deep dive into the struggle for civil discourse amidst chaos!

Jack Posobiec, a conservative commentator and activist, joins Megyn Kelly at Turning Point AmFest 2025 for a dynamic conversation. They delve into the complexities dividing the right, particularly around Israel and the Kirk family’s legacy. Jack and Megyn reflect on Charlie Kirk's impactful leadership and discuss the significance of justice following his tragic death. They also explore the tensions surrounding Candace Owens and Erica Kirk's meeting, emphasizing the need for unity and a focus on an 'America-first' agenda in the conservative movement.

Join Blake Neff, a regular contributor, Jack Posobiec, a cultural commentator, and Tyler Bowyer, a sports enthusiast, as they dive into Thanksgiving debates. They tackle whether steak belongs on the holiday menu and share amusing Black Friday personal stories. The crew also discusses the historical shift of Thanksgiving's date orchestrated by FDR and bemoans the loss of pre-digital traditions. Their banter about stuffing versus dressing and the role of TV on Thanksgiving adds to the festive fun!

Jack Posobiec, a prominent conservative commentator, joins Natalie Winters, a sharp White House correspondent, Harvard Law student Kimo Gandel, and University of Pennsylvania Professor Amy Wax. They dive into the troubling influence of far-left ideologies in academia. The conversation reveals the challenges facing legal education at Harvard while critiquing the disconnect between elite institutions and everyday Americans. They also advocate for accountability in university funding and discuss the resilience needed in today’s political landscape.

Jack Posobiec, a conservative commentator known for his online activism, and Caroline Wren, a conservative activist focused on campus politics, dive into the troubling Brown University shooting. They discuss early reports and unanswered questions about security measures and the response to the attack. The conversation shifts to whether the victim, Ella Cook, was targeted. There's also a critique of federal and military responses and a call for accountability on campus safety. Additionally, they touch on rising crime rates and the broader implications for conservative figures.

Political commentator Jack Posobiec joins to dissect Sydney Sweeney's provocative dress, suggesting it could symbolize a shift towards conservative femininity. They explore a recent poll revealing a drop in support for same-sex marriage and its implications for political strategies. The conversation takes a turn to discuss Kamala Harris's proposal to lower the voting age to 16, analyzing how it might influence Gen Z's voting behavior. The duo also touches on Bill Kristol’s political endorsements and the evolving landscape of conservatism.

John Doyle, a political commentator, and Jack Posobiec, a media personality, join the discussion about newly released Epstein photos and their political implications. They dissect how these images are used by Democrats to target Trump, asserting that the motives are more about election strategies than justice. The conversation shifts to cultural criticism, including a recent incident with NFL player Bijan Robinson and broader themes of political discourse surrounding speech. They also tackle Australia's social media laws and their effects on youth, emphasizing the intersection of culture and politics.

Jack Posobiec, a conservative media figure and commentator, joins the discussion to critique the controversial opening scene of Stranger Things season five, sparking debates about its implications for child audiences. The conversation shifts to college football, where the panel examines Lane Kiffin's impact on the sport and the commercialization driving away its traditions. Finally, the hosts share their Spotify Wrapped revelations, providing a humorous look into their musical tastes and preferences.