Matt Mowers

Matt Mowers, who served in the first Trump administration, shares insights on the critical appointments shaping Trump's new team. They discuss the potential implications of picking hardliners for national security and immigration roles. Mowers highlights the loyalty dynamics among Trump's allies, especially focusing on figures like Elise Stefanik. The podcast delves into how these staffing choices might affect immigrant communities and political relationships, shedding light on fear-driven narratives and shifting alliances within the GOP.

Former White House adviser, DHS Secretary, and Heritage Foundation director discuss immigration crisis, failed policies, national security, and prioritizing citizen interests in a panel discussion on the EU-US Forum.

Joining the discussion is Matt Mowers, a former Senior White House Advisor at the State Department during the Trump administration. He dives into the contentious debates in Congress over military aid to Ukraine, emphasizing its implications for U.S. national security. Mowers highlights the multifaceted $95 billion funding package that links support for Ukraine and Israel, underscoring the geopolitical necessity of this aid. He also examines the challenges of balancing domestic priorities with international commitments amid political tensions.