May Mailman

May Mailman, White House Deputy Assistant to the President, discusses legal challenges against California and Harvard, shedding light on the implications for educational equity. Batya Ungar-Sargon, author of 'Second Class,' dives into the radicalization of the left and how elites have betrayed American workers. They also examine the role of DEI in public safety during Texas floods, raising crucial questions about prioritizing diversity over competence. The conversation emphasizes the current political landscape's impact on free speech and justice.

May Mailman, White House Deputy Assistant to the President, joins former President Donald Trump and former Attorney General Pam Bondi to discuss crucial Supreme Court victories. They delve into judicial limits on executive power, especially regarding immigration policies, and celebrate rulings that strengthen executive authority. The trio shares insights on border security successes and the implications of recent trade agreements. Trump adds his fiery commentary on the Court's decisions and their potential impact on the administration's agenda.

Joining the discussion are May Mailman, a senior policy strategist at the White House focused on women's sports, and Mark Berkman, a professor and AI expert. They dive into the leaked peace plan for Ukraine and its implications for NATO, detailing President Trump's approach to foreign policy. Mailman emphasizes the need to protect women's sports rights against transgender athlete participation. Berkman shares insights on AI's transformative potential in government, creating a fascinating dialogue on current social and technological issues.