John Ellis

Matt Continetti, a conservative journalist and Wall Street Journal columnist, dives into the 2028 GOP landscape and the importance of figures like Dick Cheney. Ben Domenech tackles culture wars and explores who might be remembered in history. John Ellis discusses innovative tracking technology for monarchs and the risks in tech investments, while Eli Lake reflects on Zionism and recent protests, stressing its significance. Doug Lesmerises rounds it off with a preview of college football rivalries, making for an engaging roundup of politics, culture, and sports.

Join John Ellis, a veteran journalist, Dr. Dale Bredesen, an authority on brain health, and Josh Holmes and John Ashbrook from the Ruthless podcast as they dissect the Democratic Party's internal turmoil over Biden's candidacy. They discuss concerns about Biden's cognitive health, the media's shifting stance, and potential challenges within the party. Bredesen delves into cognitive assessments, while the group debates the ramifications of Biden's health on national security and electoral prospects, all amid a backdrop of increasing pressures for transparency.

In this insightful discussion, John Ellis, a veteran journalist and media consultant with ties to the Bush family, dives into the complexities of GOP history. He reflects on his political awakening during the 1968 Democratic Convention and shares personal anecdotes about his relatives, including George H.W. Bush. The conversation shifts to pressing global issues, including the rapid rise of AI and the intricate U.S.-China relationship, where Ellis advocates for cooperation despite tensions over Taiwan. His unique perspectives make for a captivating listen.