Rep. Adam Smith

Adam Smith, a former Washington State Senator and author of "Lost and Broken," shares his journey through chronic pain and anxiety. He discusses the importance of genuine political dialogue and the need for nuance, rather than dogmatism. The conversation delves into the value of conflict for personal growth, highlighting negotiation over competition in resolving disputes. Smith also emphasizes the necessity of addressing societal issues like homelessness within a framework of individual responsibility, advocating for empathy and constructive discourse in a divided political landscape.

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.

Democratic Congressman Adam Smith, a leading voice on the House Armed Services Committee, and Republican Congressman Tony Gonzales tackle pressing national security issues. They delve into the recent military strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, discussing their efficacy and the political fallout. The two also analyze Medicaid funding hurdles linked to President Trump's tax proposals following a Supreme Court ruling. Their spirited debate highlights the complex interplay of legislative challenges and national security in a polarized environment.