Liz Wolfe

Liz Wolfe, Editor at Reason Magazine, and Michael A. Cohen, MSNBC columnist, delve into the controversial pardon of Hunter Biden. They engage in a lively discussion about the Democrats' recent electoral struggles, analyzing external factors affecting voter behavior. The conversation touches on the implications of political family dynamics and the ethics of legal accountability. On a lighter note, they muse over societal pressures on aging women, with Pamela Anderson as a focal point, and debate the curious quirks of Daylight Saving Time.

Stephen Miller, a political strategist and founder of America First Legal, delves into the chaos at the U.S.-Mexico border post-Title 42, discussing the humanitarian crisis and migrant realities. Liz Wolfe, associate editor at Reason, and Sara Gonzales, BlazeTV host, tackle the charged case of a Marine in a subway incident, examining shifts in public opinion and safety dynamics. They also critique the troubling trend of drag performances for children and the pervasive influence of progressive ideologies in kids' media, raising alarms about their societal impact.