Mary Katharine Ham, a political commentator and writer, joins the hosts to discuss topics such as sex strikes, the revival of interest in Osama bin Laden, political views and online arguments, controversial statements, the importance of effective communication, hospitals as bases of operations, reporting bias, the influence of lobbies on American politics, and TikTok trends.

Dr. Casey Means, co-founder of Levels and metabolic health expert, shares insights on chronic disease awareness and the need for healthcare reform. Chris Cuomo, award-winning journalist, discusses the political landscape with a focus on election integrity and the importance of representation. Mary Katharine Ham, Fox News contributor, adds humor to critiques of political contradictions. Together, they navigate the complexities of health politics and election strategies, all while balancing serious commentary with witty observations.

Kmele's on a plane back East, where he shall remain and where the Fifth will increasingly ditch Zoom for in-person recordings. Yay. Filling in for Comrade Foster this week? Journalist, author, inventor, CNN contributor, mother of three, and all around swell gal, Mary Katherine Ham! The triumph of the stupidThe stupid Washington PostHating friends with stupid politicsMary Katherine, like Switzerland to her ex-friendsThe right after TrumpUnharassed by AilesWhen Hammer and Moynihan metRevisiting MKH’s reporting on the Tea Party town hall madnessMore on Hitler’s truckers Broken risk analysis: MKH on schools, masking, and Covid culture warsMasked and anonymousDoes Dave Chappelle hate the poor?Don't influence the normies The electoral power of hypocrisySports bras, shaming, and misinformationAnd so much more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.wethefifth.com/subscribe

Mary Katharine Ham, a Fox News contributor and former CNN commentator, shares her candid insights on voting for Trump amid current political tensions. They discuss the shifting dynamics in political parties and the unexpected demographic of women considering Trump. The conversation dives into the erosion of public trust, January 6th's impact on voting sentiment, and complex feelings around faith and motherhood. Their engaging banter reveals the deeper struggles voters face in a polarized climate while navigating personal principles.

Gov. Ron DeSantis, Sam Harris, and Mary Katharine Ham join the host to discuss topics like government shutdown, voter fraud, abortion ban, identity politics, political polarization, engaging with the other side, and the possibility of Biden losing to Trump in 2024.

Mary Katharine Ham and Ben Smith dissect the aftermath of the first presidential debate, expressing concerns over Joe Biden's performance and the future of the Democratic Party. They analyze Trump's missed opportunities, Biden's cognitive slowdown, and the impact on voter perception. The discussion also touches on television presence, audience reactions, and potential implications on the election outcome.

In this engaging discussion, Mary Katherine Ham, a political commentator, Karol Markowicz, known for her sharp insights, and Gabe Fleischer, creator of the Wake Up to Politics newsletter, dissect the Matt Gaetz scandal and its implications for his potential future in politics. They explore the murky legal waters surrounding sugar baby relationships, the evolving media dynamics with Trump, and the shifting political landscape. The trio highlights the complexities of political scandals and public perception, providing listeners with a nuanced understanding of today's political climate.

Mary Katharine Ham, a seasoned political commentator, dives into the chaotic landscape of Democratic politics. She critiques Kamala Harris's interview missteps and the Democrats' dwindling electoral hopes. The discussion touches on internal party conflicts, evolving voter dynamics, and media biases that shape public perception. Ham humorously addresses the contentious issue of transgender athletes in women’s sports, while also contemplating the authenticity of political narratives. It's a candid exploration of where the left stands as elections approach.

Mary Katharine Ham, a sharp commentator known for her insightful takes on media coverage, joins the discussion on media bias. They delve into the contrasting scrutiny of Kamala Harris versus Trump, exploring how the media shapes political narratives. The conversation highlights serious inconsistencies in immigration policy and critiques the media's role in shaping perceptions. The group also plays the challenging game 'Dem or Journo', making this an engaging dive into the tangled web of politics and media strategy.

Mary Katharine Ham, a sharp political commentator, and Joe Concha, a seasoned media journalist, dive into Kamala Harris's surprising mimicry of Trump's campaign policies. They question the media's role in holding political figures accountable, particularly Harris and Governor Walz, while discussing foreign interference in US elections. The conversation also touches on evolving family values, grassroots activism, and the humorous interactions between politics and sports, reflecting on the current political landscape with a mix of critique and levity.