Katie Halper

Francesca Albanese, a UN special rapporteur known for her advocacy for Palestinian rights, discusses the arrest warrants issued by the ICC for Israeli officials and their implications for accountability. Alan Dershowitz, a prominent lawyer, defends Israel's actions while Jonathan Conricus shares insights from the IDF’s perspective. Journalist Matt Kennard highlights the complexities of war crimes, and Katie Halper brings a critical view of the conflict. The debate touches on military ethics, accusations of genocide in Gaza, and the evolving political landscape regarding Palestinian rights.

In this lively discussion, Katie Halper, a sharp commentator on political narratives, joins independent journalists Zaid Jilani and Malaika Jabali to dissect Trump’s surprising electoral impact. They dive into how the Democratic Party has miscalculated its appeal to minority voters, especially regarding identity politics. Zaid sheds light on changing voter dynamics in Georgia, while Malaika provides on-the-ground insights from Wisconsin. The trio emphasizes the need for the Democrats to adapt their strategies to reconnect with working-class constituents and challenge existing power structures.

Katie Halper, an activist and commentator, discusses why Jews should support Palestine and the lessons from the holocaust. They talk about the weaponization of anti-Semitism by Zionists and the trivialization of the holocaust. They also address controversial social media posts by Amy Schumer and the importance of supporting a ceasefire and a free Palestine. Furthermore, they discuss the urgency to support Palestinian rights, the humanitarian issues faced by Palestinians, and non-violent resistance efforts.

Nathan Robinson, editor of Current Affairs, discusses their guide to resisting PragerU propaganda. They also mention an upcoming debate and briefly touch on PragerU's transformation. In the postgame, Katie Halper joins to talk about Palestine.

Katie Halper, a journalist and political commentator known for her insights on independent reporting, joins the discussion on crucial midterm elections and their potential effects on voter dynamics. The conversation dives into the complexities of big tech regulation and the implications for censorship. They also tackle the societal challenges facing boys and men, alongside a deep exploration of media censorship regarding Israeli policies. Throughout, there’s a focus on the need for independent voices in journalism to foster a rich diversity of viewpoints.