Joseph Massey

Joining the discussion are Steve Deace, a bestselling author and host at Blaze TV, Delano Squires, a Heritage Foundation research fellow, and Joseph Massey, a poet who faced cancelation in the arts. They tackle the misleading media portrayal of a Maryland father linked to gang violence, the intersection of immigration and crime, and controversial gender identity legislation in Colorado. Massey shares his journey back to poetry and how political events reshaped his views on Trump. The conversation blends critical insights with personal resilience and the role of storytelling.

Jesse Kelly, author of "The Anti-Communist Manifesto," and Joseph Massey, a poet who faced cancelation, bring their unique perspectives to the conversation. They discuss CNN's identity crisis and the blame placed on Jeff Zucker, while debating whether the right should adopt cancel culture tactics. The duo also explores the controversies surrounding gender ideology in academia and the GOP dynamics amid Donald Trump's legal challenges. Massey shares his journey of recovery from cancelation, illustrating how pain can fuel artistic expression.

Dan Wootton, a British journalist and royal commentator, delves into scandals surrounding Prince Andrew and the media's complicity in Jimmy Savile's horrific crimes. Poet Joseph Massey shares his experience with cancel culture and discusses resilience through his new book. He explores the therapeutic power of poetry amid negativity. Dr. Robert Maloney, a LASIK expert, shares insights on the surgery and its future implications. The conversation also touches on the royal family's dynamics and contemporary issues of gender identity.