Sohrab Ahmari

In a lively debate, conservative commentator Ann Coulter and Compact magazine founder Sohrab Ahmari argue for shutting U.S. borders, citing national security concerns amid record illegal crossings. Opposing them are Nick Gillespie of Reason magazine and Cenk Uygur from The Young Turks, who emphasize the importance of immigrants as cultural and economic contributors. The discussion dives deep into historical and current immigration issues, challenging common narratives and encouraging a nuanced view as the 2024 election approaches.

Sohrab Ahmari, an Iranian-American writer and founding editor of Compact Magazine, dives deep into the evolving anti-war sentiment among American conservatives, especially in the age of Trump. He discusses the disconnect between the interventionist rhetoric and the working-class concerns of Trump supporters. The conversation highlights internal struggles within the administration, changing conservative views on military action, and the historical context of anti-war sentiments. Ahmari also examines class dynamics and the implications for future Republican strategies.

Sohrab Ahmari, founding editor of The Great Compact Magazine and author of 'Tyranny Inc.', joins the discussion on the UAW strike and labor politics. He sheds light on the Republican Party's evolving stance toward labor movements. The conversation dives into Biden's advertising strategy as he faces economic challenges ahead of the 2024 election. There are also intriguing insights on Mark Meadows possibly flipping on Trump amid legal pressures and the implications of China's semiconductor breakthroughs on U.S. foreign policy.