Steve Hayes, CEO of Dispatch, joins Jonah for classic punditry on Biden's withdrawal, Kamala Harris, 2024 race predictions, DEI-hire hypocrisy, and flip-flopping politicians.

Steve Hayes, editor of The Dispatch, joins to dissect a fiery presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. The conversation dives into pressing issues like abortion, inflation, and even the bizarre topic of pets in immigration discussions. Sparks fly as Hayes and Mike debate abortion policies and the fairness of moderators, showcasing a refreshing exchange of ideas. They challenge the evolution of candidates' stances and critique the effectiveness of political discourse, calling for a more nuanced public dialogue.

Mike Warren, Declan Garvey, Steve Hayes, John McCormack, Andrew Egger, David Drucker, and Chris Stirewalt discuss Nikki Haley's remarks on primary night, voter sentiment in South Carolina, a Biden/Harris campaign event, fanfare at Trump HQ, and how Nikki can stay in the race as the GOP pick.

Steve Hayes, world-renowned cheese curd enthusiast, joins Jonah Goldberg to reflect on the state of The Dispatch. They discuss the success and growth of The Dispatch over the last four years, the challenges faced in terms of growth and revenue, the importance of trust and honesty with their audience, the challenges of covering the 2020 election, the development and future plans of The Dispatch, and their objections and concerns about bringing back The Corner group blog.

Ben Wilson and special guest Steve Hayes, a serial entrepreneur who built and sold his loans business for £120M in only six years, discuss property development, building relationships with estate agents, building a trustworthy team, Steve's journey from being a double glazing salesman to selling his business for over £100M, early experiences in entrepreneurship, starting and growing a business, efficiency in handling queries, funny stories about toilets and helicopter mishaps, the financial aspects of a business deal, solar panels and collaboration, struggles with cars and property investments, and the guest's desire to find a young property developer.