Matt Peterson

Matthew Peterson, Editor-in-chief at The Blaze and a Washington Fellow at the Claremont Institute, dives into the looming impact of AI on white-collar jobs. He discusses how automation might soon replace many entry-level positions, raising questions about the future of work and creativity. The conversation shifts to the evolving landscape of Pride Month, noting a change in corporate participation. They also dish out 'good bad' movie recommendations, celebrating cult classics that charm despite their flaws.

Matt Peterson and Jason Buttrill discuss Congressman James Comer's attempt to catch the Biden Crime Family, including the FBI's deception in the Hunter Biden tax fraud investigation. They also talk about legal challenges faced by Trump and the controversy surrounding Liberty Safe and the FBI's access code.

Julio Rosas, a Blaze Media national correspondent, shares insights on the protests erupting in D.C. ahead of Trump's inauguration. He discusses the nation's charged climate and the interplay of public dissent. Matthew Peterson, Blaze Media's editor in chief, adds historical context to Trump's second term while examining Biden's last-minute pardons, notably to family members and January 6 Committee members. The conversation highlights political tensions, evolving protest dynamics, and the looming threats that shaped this pivotal moment in American politics.