Piers Morgan hosts a lively debate featuring Steven Crowder, a conservative comedian; Tim Miller, a Libertarian commentator; Brian Tyler Cohen, a progressive voice; Sage Steele, a sports commentator with conservative leanings; and Dr. Eric Weinstein, a prominent intellectual. They dive into the tight race ahead, tackling controversies like Kamala Harris's campaign struggles and Trump's bold tactics. The discussion spans women's rights, media biases, and missed opportunities for engagement, ultimately calling for a more respectful dialogue amid intense political polarization.

Sage Steele, a political commentator and host, joins former Trump advisor Mercedes Schlapp and others for a lively discussion. They explore the impact of Trump's bold political style versus Biden's more subdued approach. The conversation touches on women's sports and economic challenges, the influence of Elon Musk on government efficiency, and the evolution of political labels. Rapper Lord Jamar adds flair by analyzing the Kendrick Lamar and Drake feud, highlighting the interplay between hip-hop and cultural commentary.

Sage Steele joins the podcast to discuss navigating political differences at ESPN, Disney's programming evolution, and authenticity in content creation. They explore Caitlin Clark's rise in women's basketball, O.J. Simpson's legacy, media influence, and discussions on political figures and racism accusations.

Sage Steele, a former ESPN personality known for her candid political insights, joins the discussion to react to Donald Trump's inauguration speech. They delve into controversial pardons, including one for Dr. Fauci, and critique the political rhetoric surrounding them. The duo explores shifting political landscapes, the emotional weight of the inauguration day, and the complex relationships among leaders like Trump and Biden. With a mix of serious analysis and humor, they highlight the need for accountability in today's politics while adding a light-hearted touch to their critique.

Former ESPN broadcaster Sage Steele discusses her career in sports broadcasting, challenges faced as a female reporter, navigating tensions in sports media, integration of politics into sports coverage, and her resilience after leaving ESPN. The conversation touches on personal struggles, racial issues in sports, settling a lawsuit, and embracing vulnerability in interviews.

Sage Steele discusses scripted ESPN interviews with President Biden, media bias, and Keith Olbermann's attacks. Dr. Anthony Youn shares anti-aging tips without surgery, importance of sunscreen, collagen, and potential risks of procedures.

Matt Welch and Liz Wolfe discuss Trump's immunity case, Biden's media defenders, and RFK Jr.'s impact on the 2024 election. Sage Steele joins to talk about 'Woke Kindergarten,' the Grammy moment, and the power of live music and sports.

Join Russell Brand, a comedian known for his sharp political insights, Jillian Michaels, a fitness guru from 'The Biggest Loser,' and Sage Steele, an ESPN sports commentator, as they dissect Tulsi Gabbard's fierce rebuttal to political attacks. The trio examines the absurdities of modern political theater, including key moments from Kash Patel's tense confirmation hearing. They also dive into critical issues like vaccine discourse and the implications of DEI initiatives on aviation safety, emphasizing the importance of integrity and competence in public service.

Sage Steele, former ESPN co-host and political commentator, dives into the shifting dynamics of Black voters leaning towards Donald Trump over Kamala Harris. She critiques Harris's desperate outreach efforts, likening them to pandering, and discusses media portrayals of the Biden administration's challenges, including cognitive concerns. The conversation also touches on the struggles of authentic engagement with Black communities and highlights the need for genuine dialogue in politics, emphasizing the disconnect felt by many voters.

Guest-host Sage Steele, a prominent sports broadcaster, fills in for Dave Rubin, who returns from a month off-grid. They dive into Kamala Harris's rocky presidential candidate interview with Dana Bash, and the controversy surrounding her vice presidential pick, Tim Walz. The conversation also touches on Nancy Pelosi’s candid remarks about political strategy, public reactions to DEI program changes, and even RFK Jr.'s surprising endorsement of Donald Trump. The duo navigates various political spectacles, revealing insights and humor amidst the chaos.