Rachel Bovard

Tucker Carlson, host of the Tucker Carlson Show, shares his take on Trump's ceasefire deal with Iran, critiquing political figures he deems 'buffoons.' Joining him are Inez Stepman of the Independent Women's Forum and Rachel Bovard from the Conservative Partnership Institute. They delve into the complexities of Trump's foreign policy, the challenges of identity politics, and Michelle Obama's candid comments about her husband. The discussion also addresses men's marginalization in society and the disconnect in political narratives.

Dr. Trita Parsi, a scholar from the Quincy Institute, shares insights on the recent Israeli assassinations of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders, discussing their potential ripple effects on U.S.-Iran relations. Rachel Bovard, a political analyst, dives into the implications of Trump's evolving stance on abortion and the challenges facing Project 2025. Ines Stetman adds to the conversation about Kamala Harris's rising influence in swing states and the search for a VP that could unite the Democratic party while navigating the complex landscape of political endorsements.

Mike Davis, co-founder of the Article 3 Project, and Rachel Bovard, a contributor to The Federalist, dive into pressing issues on antitrust and political dynamics. They passionately discuss the need for robust antitrust measures to ensure fair market competition and protect free speech. The conversation also highlights Trump's strategies to confront established power, the impact of economic challenges on U.S. foreign aid, and the political shift towards strict enforcement against tech monopolies, advocating for grassroots engagement and financial resilience.