Monica Crowley

Tucker Carlson, known for his sharp conservative insights, discusses the implications of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. potentially endorsing Trump. They dive into how this could shift the election landscape and RFK's appeal to non-liberal voters. Monica Crowley and Hogan Gidley critique Tim Walz's portrayal as a new masculinity and the media's partisan bias. Rep. Adam Smith weighs in on Biden's candidacy, raising eyebrows with calls for him to step aside. The conversation unpacks the evolving narrative around masculinity and accountability in today's politics.

Join Aaron Reitz, a Texas attorney general candidate; Mike Lee, conservative Utah senator; and Monica Crowley, former Chief of Protocol under Trump, as they dive into pressing issues. Reitz discusses his campaign against establishment norms. Lee emphasizes the urgency of refilling the strategic oil reserve amidst rising tensions. With potential Israeli strikes on Iran looming, the group weighs implications for global peace and U.S. gas prices. Crowley adds a unique perspective on Trump's planned 250-year military parade, blending history with today’s political dynamics.

Monica Crowley, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Oren Cass, Executive Director of American Compass, and Jim Banks, U.S. Senator from Indiana, dive into pressing issues like the upcoming America 250 celebration and its military significance. They explore the rise of BRICS and the potential decline of the U.S. dollar, while discussing the evolving landscape of conservatism. The conversation also touches on economic pressures facing the middle class and the dangers of the Chinese Communist Party, urging a focus on domestic solutions amid global challenges.

Scott Bessent, a senior financial advisor to Trump, dives into crumbling job statistics and their implications for the economy. Jack Posobiec reports on the political landscape in Pennsylvania, while Raheem Kassam analyzes early voting trends. Monica Crowley reveals concerns about manipulated economic data and government-controlled digital currencies. Together, they discuss grassroots mobilization strategies, the importance of community ties, and the role of female voters in upcoming elections, all while placing emphasis on returning to successful economic policies.

Former Assistant Treasury Secretary Monica Crowley and journalist Megyn Kelly discuss topics like the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, the politics behind Trump's lifelines, and the lawlessness in the country. They also touch on the different factions in America, the influx of squatters, and the polls from critical elections.