John Thune, the GOP whip and Republican Senator from South Dakota, joins Selena Zito, a keen political commentator, and others to dissect the aftermath of recent elections. They critique legacy media for spreading misinformation and discuss how this distrust shapes politics. The conversation includes insights on the Republican Party's electoral strategies and demographic changes, alongside Michael Oren’s take on geopolitical shifts in Israel. Humor blends with serious analysis, especially regarding the fallout from Trump's influence and internal party dynamics.

Selena Zito, a savvy reporter for the Washington Examiner, joins the conversation to dissect the March for Life in DC and its ties to the Trump administration's pro-life stances. The group tackles Trump’s plans to release classified documents on high-profile assassinations and how the Dobbs decision has reignited pro-choice activism. Zito also shares insights from her new book on the polarization of polling as the 2024 election approaches, critiquing how media narratives shape public perception in increasingly complex times.