
Savannah Hernandez
Reporter for Turning Point USA and writer for The Post Millennial, offering insights on political and cultural issues.
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Jan 9, 2025 • 0sec
WarRoom Battleground EP 683: It’s Not A Natural Disaster. It’s Political FAILURE
Savannah Hernandez, an investigative reporter, shares her on-the-ground insights from Santa Monica about the recent wildfires. She critiques the political failures of local governments in crisis management and highlights the intersection of misinformation and environmental mismanagement. Hernandez emphasizes the impact of ineffective resource allocation and explores how illegal immigration and arson exacerbate the fire crisis. Her discussion raises urgent questions about the state’s response and the underlying systemic issues affecting not just California, but broader governance.

Jul 31, 2025 • 25min
Savanah Hernandez: Epstein Files: What's the Truth Behind the Controversy? | DSH #1471
Savanah Hernandez, an investigative journalist known for her work on immigration and media transparency, joins for a deep dive into the Epstein Files controversy. She shares her firsthand experiences and the challenges of journalistic integrity, emphasizing the need for accountability in high-profile legal cases. The conversation touches on alarming child labor issues, the intricacies of immigration, and the personal health choices impacting travel. Hernandez's bold insights promise to spark thought-provoking discussions on these pressing topics.

Jan 15, 2025 • 47min
Savanah Hernandez #1039
Savanah Hernandez, an investigative journalist known for her on-the-ground reporting and political commentary, dives deep into pressing issues. She shares her experiences covering protests in Hong Kong and the World Economic Forum. The conversation touches on the implications of facial recognition technology at airports and the challenges faced by journalists amid rising censorship. Savanah also discusses the alarming state of American cities and the complexities of harm reduction policies in places like Philadelphia, offering a raw look at the landscape of modern journalism.