Julian Epstein

Gov. Kristi Noem discusses clever political ads and the supportive environment in South Dakota. They examine the impacts of Biden's policies, discuss potential GOP candidates, and highlight the hidden left's influence in schools. They also address corruption, challenges faced by Biden, and the loss of collaboration spirit in the public square.

Emily Jashinsky, a Conservative journalist, shares insights on the controversial Vanity Fair piece about Susie Wiles and argues that her job is safe despite the backlash. Julian Epstein, a former chief counsel, warns of groupthink surrounding Trump and analyzes the political implications of the rapid defense of Wiles. Sam Caucci, CEO of One Huddle, discusses how AI can gamify workplace training, highlighting its benefits across various industries. The episode delves into current political dynamics and the impact of economic messaging on voters.

Julian Epstein, a legal expert and political commentator, joins Heather McDonald from the Manhattan Institute to discuss pressing issues in politics. They tackle the implications of Biden's decisions regarding his son's legal troubles and the resulting questions of accountability. The conversation dives into the Democratic Party's struggles with fundraising and public perception. They also explore the intricate dynamics of pardons related to the Biden family, shedding light on corruption claims and the influence of political connections in today's landscape.

Markwayne Mullin, Oklahoma Senator and Trump confidant, discusses the pressing need for border security reforms and addresses the humanitarian aspects of trafficking. Allen West shares insights on illegal immigration and law enforcement tensions. Retired General H.R. McMaster highlights military strategies and the implications of U.S. support for Ukraine. Soccer analyst Alexi Lalas reflects on the political splash of sports figures. Lastly, Julian Epstein offers a Democratic perspective on the disconnect between party elites and working-class concerns.

Julian Epstein, a seasoned Democratic lawyer known for his role during Bill Clinton’s impeachment, joins legal analyst Phil Holloway to dissect Stormy Daniels' testimony in the Trump trial. They examine the inconsistencies in her narrative and how the judge appears to have lost control of the proceedings. The discussion touches on media sensationalism, the potential prejudicial nature of her claims, and the implications of her admitted bias against Trump. They also delve into legal complexities surrounding related cases and the ethical concerns raised by actions of key figures in the trial.