Join Sarah Isgur, a former Justice Department spokeswoman, Matthew Continetti, a leading conservative voice and author, and Josh Hammer, a Newsweek senior editor, as they delve into the GOP’s reimagining under Trump. They discuss his surprising appeal to working-class voters, the shift toward a multiracial party, and the ramifications of his cabinet choices. Key themes include the party's future conservatism, the evolving immigration sentiment, and how Trump's endurance shapes political landscapes ahead.

Josh Hammer, a conservative journalist and host of "America on Trial," Delano Squires, a research fellow at The Heritage Foundation, and Steve Ballmer, former Microsoft CEO and philanthropist, delve into pressing political narratives. They discuss the Democrats' struggles to connect with young Black men and why current strategies are falling flat. Hammer critiques the media's exaggerated fear-mongering around Trump, while Ballmer emphasizes the necessity for unbiased facts, addressing alarming economic data and rising fentanyl deaths. Their insights unravel complex political dynamics and the importance of clear communication.

Megyn Kelly and guests discuss Biden's divisive State of the Union speech, media spin, Kate Middleton's mysterious surgery, and Trump's old clips. They critique GOP response, analyze royal health secrecy, and dive into the fascinating persona of Queen Mum.

This engaging discussion features Josh Hammer, a legal expert on national security, JD Vance, a U.S. Senator and vice presidential debater, and Tim Walz, Governor of Minnesota, who faced some tough questions in a recent debate. Hammer shares insights on Iran's missile attacks on Israel and America's role in global conflicts. Vance dominates the debate with his confident style while Walz struggles, attempting to leverage biblical claims. The conversation dives into misleading political narratives about abortion and immigration, showcasing sharp contrasts in ideologies.

James Lindsay and Josh Hammer discuss Democrat Jamaal Bowman's Soviet-like plan for a hip-hop task force, Barbara Lee's economic misunderstanding of a $50-an-hour minimum wage, the new Rob Reiner-produced documentary on Christian nationalism, Joe Biden's memory problems, and more on the Rubin Report.

Josh Hammer, a conservative lawyer and senior editor at Newsweek, discusses Trump’s evolving stance on the DOJ without relying on Matt Gaetz. He advocates for significant reforms in the Department of Justice, emphasizing the need for change in leadership to protect civil rights. The conversation dives into Gaetz's controversial past and its implications for his political future. Hammer also addresses Trump's tumultuous relationship with the DOJ, exploring the impact of congressional subpoenas and the necessity for impartial law enforcement moving forward.

Josh Hammer and Emily Wilson discuss Kristi Noem's Fox News interview blunder, Gutfeld and Perino's criticism, Joy Reid's theory on Brittney Griner, Colin Kaepernick's views on DEI, Javier Milei's impact on Argentina's inflation, and more.

Piers Morgan discusses controversies and antisemitism, Harmeet Dhillon talks presidential immunity, Sara Gonzales and Josh Hammer analyze Biden's gaffe and campus activism. Legal challenges, media practices, and due process in high-profile cases are also explored.

President Joe Biden's $7.3 trillion budget proposal for 2025 aims to raise taxes on the wealthy and large corporations, cut prescription drug and housing costs, and reduce the deficit. The podcast also includes discussions on creating an electable president ever, an interview with Bill O'Reilly, and the upcoming New York City event with guest speakers.

A bill to potentially ban TikTok in the US advances in Congress, raising national security concerns. The podcast discusses the implications of the ban on creators and businesses, as well as the lobbying tactics employed by TikTok. Additionally, progressive groups launch a reject-a-pack effort amidst internal party divisions.