Mollie Hemingway

Mollie Hemingway, Editor at The Federalist, and Sean Davis, its Founder and CEO, bring their sharp insights to a chilling discussion about Virginia AG candidate Jay Jones' violent rhetoric against children of Republicans. The duo reflects on the recent memorial for Charlie Kirk, depicting him as a modern Christian martyr. They dive into the disturbing normalization of political violence from the left, scrutinizing the lack of Democratic condemnation of Jones' threats and the broader implications for law and order.

Molly Hemingway, Editor-in-chief of The Federalist and author of Rigged, dives into the tumultuous world of free speech post-Elon Musk's Twitter acquisition. She discusses the alarming collusion between the FBI and social media to suppress critical information. The conversation highlights the threat to democracy posed by big tech's influence over political narratives. Hemingway also critiques corporate media's role in facilitating corruption and shares her thoughts on the hopes and challenges of Musk’s vision for a freer platform.

Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi discuss the undemocratic movement to remove Trump from the 2024 ballot, Democrats' lawfare campaign causing a constitutional crisis, dangerous actions undermining the Constitution, attacks on democracy, consequences of Trump's leadership style, criminalizing being a Republican, international impact of US actions, and movie reviews and Christmas preparations.

Join Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi as they discuss the impact of the Black Lives Matter movement, analyze the Supreme Court case Missouri v. Biden, and break down the latest Biden family corruption news. They also touch on their thoughts about the 'Harry Potter' movies.

Molly Hemingway, Editor-in-Chief of The Federalist, dives deep into the controversial narratives surrounding the January 6th events. She unveils suppressed testimony that contradicts the committee's claims, highlighting Trump's requests for National Guard support. Hemingway discusses the political motivations behind delays in response during the riots and questions the alleged bias in the committee's proceedings. Additionally, she reveals possible collusions aimed at political gain among key figures, shedding light on the complexities of the ongoing narrative.

Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi analyze the decline in American patriotism, ridicule Democrats' double standards, discuss Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and California Gov. Gavin Newsom's debate, and lament the death of The Pogues' leader Shane McGowan.

In this podcast, Brian Kilmeade discusses the recent hurricane in Florida, the firing of Victor Shokin, challenges faced by children during COVID-19, the decline in Trump's popularity, security and political discussions, White House response and media bias, impeachment inquiry frustrations, a lawsuit over a transgender student joining a sorority, the impact of Messy joining Major League Soccer, illegal immigration and its impact, reluctance in providing necessary capabilities to Ukraine, illegal immigration's impact on New York City, and concerns about President Biden's age and Vice President Harris.

Mollie Hemingway, Senior Editor at The Federalist, dissects the tension between local governments and federal authority regarding immigration laws. She explores the implications of Antifa violence in cities like Portland and the necessity of National Guard support. The conversation shifts to the failures of city leadership in maintaining order and the concept of anti-ICE zones. They highlight the historical significance of federal interventions during civil rights and warn about the dangers of neglected urban environments to national well-being.

Join John Tamny, editor of RealClear Markets, who critiques Trump’s tariffs as ineffective for reviving American manufacturing, arguing that adapting to modern conditions is key. Mollie Hemingway, editor-in-chief of The Federalist, reveals how federal entities contribute to media censorship, advocating for action to protect free speech. They dive into the implications of rising tariffs and explore the shifting political landscape with Eric Adams' unexpected independent run against Nathan Cuomo. All this sparks a lively discussion on the future of trade and media integrity.

Molly Hemingway, Editor-in-chief at The Federalist, and Senator Shelley Moore Capito from West Virginia dive deep into Trump’s surprising victory in the 2024 election. They highlight how traditional polling missed the mark on voter sentiment and discuss Trump’s appeal among diverse demographics, especially suburban women. The conversation touches on the political landscape shifts, including pro-life movement successes and the implications of Kamala Harris's concession speech. Insightful critiques of media narratives and reflections on voter concerns make this discussion a must-listen.