In a fiery discussion, Eli Lake, a foreign affairs columnist, and Michael Moynihan, a veteran journalist, defend Israel's military actions against Hamas. Facing them are Briahna Joy Gray, former Bernie Sanders press secretary, and Jake Klein, a content creator challenging the justness of the war. The debate probes ethical implications, casualty figures, and the impact of AI in warfare. Political dynamics and historical grievances are examined, raising pressing questions about accountability and peace in the region.

Michael Moynihan, a veteran journalist and former national correspondent for Vice, shares insights into the dramatic downfall of Vice Media. Once a $6 billion giant, Vice’s decline was fueled by a shift away from its edgy roots to a focus on identity politics. Moynihan argues that this change bled the company of its original ethos and audience. He reflects on the isolation within the workplace and the struggles of journalists navigating a politicized environment. The conversation delves into the broader implications of these issues for the media landscape.

Peter Savodnik, a sharp reporter for The Free Press, and Michael Moynihan, who captured the pulse at a Trump rally, dive into the chaos of the GOP landscape. They dissect the second Republican debate, where candidates tackled pressing issues like inflation and crime, while conspicuously absent was Trump, rallying in Detroit. The duo discusses the contrasting strategies and the rising discontent among blue-collar workers, reflecting on how the political scene is shifting amid changing voter expectations.