Former Gov. John Kasich, a prominent voice in Republican politics, dives into the significance of character in leadership, drawing from Jimmy Carter's legacy. He critiques the rise of individualism over community values and discusses revitalizing local journalism to reconnect citizens with governance. Kasich also shares insights from his upcoming book on how faith communities can inspire hope and solutions in society. Additionally, he reflects on the challenges of political change and the potential impact of independent candidates.

John Kasich joins Tara Devlin to discuss the surrender of Trump and the whining of Republicon traitors. They also talk about the disgraceful support for imprisoned politicians and the fragility and blind loyalty of Trump supporters. The chapter covers topics such as media's focus on polls, frustration towards grifters, the need for a spiritual revival, complex feelings towards Donald Trump, the hypocrisy of greed, an intense debate on climate change and women's rights, outdated gender roles, and reflections on love.