Tara Setmayer

Tara Setmayer, co-founder and CEO of the Seneca Project, dives deep into the transformation of J.D. Vance from a Trump critic to a loyal supporter. She explores his strategic navigation of identity within modern politics and the implications for American democracy. The discussion also tackles evolving gender roles, the influence of tech leaders like Peter Thiel on Vance's career, and critiques the performative nature of voting in today's political landscape. Setmayer raises eye-opening questions about ambition, authenticity, and the future of leadership in the GOP.

Tara Setmayer, a Republican communications strategist and founder of the Seneca Project, discusses the political fallout from the Epstein emails. She highlights the internal fractures in the GOP, revealing how pressure is shaping responses from MAGA influencers. The conversation pivots to the implications for the MeToo movement, exploring renewed concerns about power dynamics and predation. Setmayer also sheds light on the strategic missteps Republicans face as they navigate this sensitive issue while trying to distance themselves from scrutiny.

Tara Setmayer, Adam Mockler, and Karen Friedman Agnifilo discuss Trump's criminal trial, his strategy, and reactions. Topics include jury selection transparency, media sensationalism, Karen McDougal's testimony, Trump's defiance of gag orders, and Project 2025 implications.