Natalie Winters, a White House correspondent, and Caroline Levitt, former Press Secretary, join Senator Josh Hawley to discuss the evolving media landscape during the Trump era. They dive into the administration's efforts to embrace new media outlets and the importance of transparency and the First Amendment. The conversation also tackles the implications of immigration policies, the increasing scrutiny faced by political figures, and the rise of young leaders in media shaping Washington. A thought-provoking look at politics, press, and the public's shifting engagement.

In this engaging discussion, James Woods, a bold conservative actor, shares insights on Hollywood's bias against conservative voices. Tulsi Gabbard critiques Kamala Harris's political rise and challenges, while Sen. Josh Hawley emphasizes the crucial role of whistleblowers, particularly concerning an attempted assassination of a former president. Political commentators Charles C.W. Cooke and Jim Geraghty delve into Harris's track record and the growing disconnect within the Democratic Party, exploring how these dynamics impact young voters and accountability in leadership.

Sen. Josh Hawley discusses the resignation of the Secret Service director, law enforcement failures at the Trump rally, and the Democratic elite anointing Kamala Harris. Charlie Spiering highlights Harris' past, struggles, and rebranding attempts. Mike Baker emphasizes the breakdown of leadership during the assassination attempt and the lies surrounding the event.