Katie Herzog, co-host of Blocked and Reported and author of the upcoming book Drinking Your Way Sober, joins Jonah Goldberg to dissect the implications of Trump's blame on DEI after a military crash. They delve into the Democrats' identity politics struggle, questioning their connection with voters. The duo tackles the challenges of urban planning in D.C. and critiques the ongoing gap between political messaging and public concerns, all while maintaining a humorous yet insightful tone.

Katie Herzog, co-host of 'Blocked and Reported,' brings her sharp political commentary and insights on sobriety, while Jonah Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Dispatch, delivers his expert analysis on current issues. They dive into Trump’s controversial remarks linking a tragic plane crash to DEI policies, questioning the political ramifications. The duo also critiques the Democrats’ branding struggles, explores challenges in urban governance like homelessness, and discusses the impact of halting aid programs on communities, all with spirited debate and humor.

Katie Herzog, a journalist known for her insightful reporting on shifts in American medicine, joins to uncover the ideological changes sweeping through hospitals and medical schools. She reveals how political correctness is stifling open debate, with doctors fearing repercussions for acknowledging biological realities. Herzog discusses the alarming trend of prioritizing identity politics over patient care and how self-censorship is reshaping medical education. The conversation highlights the critical need for honest discourse in an increasingly complex healthcare landscape.