Michael Whatley

Lee Zeldin, the EPA Administrator, makes headlines by announcing the repeal of the "endangerment finding," a massive deregulatory action projected to save Americans over $1 trillion. Meanwhile, Michael Whatley, Chairman of the RNC, shares insights on North Carolina's political landscape and the upcoming 2026 Senate map. The discussion also touches on the backlash against Sydney Sweeney for perceived political affiliations, the impact of celebrity culture on societal perceptions, and terrible polling for Democrats across various demographics.

Join Jim Geraghty, Senior editor at National Review, and Michael Whatley, a Republican political operative and Senate candidate, as they dive into Venezuela's turbulent landscape. Geraghty evaluates Operation Absolute Resolve, mixing praise with skepticism about the leadership involved. They explore potential back-channel negotiations reminiscent of Libya's disarmament. Whatley shares insights into his Senate campaign, linking energy policies with voter concerns, all while navigating the complexities of U.S. leverage in the region.

Michael Whatley, the Chairman of the Republican National Committee, discusses his vision for the upcoming elections. He outlines strategic efforts to ensure election integrity while emphasizing collaboration with state officials. Whatley reveals that no RNC donations will fund Donald Trump's legal fees. The conversation touches on voter mobilization, focusing on engagement and the importance of early voting. With battleground states in the spotlight, he stresses the need for unity among Republicans to enhance turnout amidst challenges.