In this discussion, Tim Carney, a Senior Columnist at the Washington Examiner and author of "Family Unfriendly," joins the panel to delve into Biden's commute of federal death row sentences. They explore the complexities of clemency, the ethical dilemmas of capital punishment, and implications for the political landscape. The conversation also humorously tackles Congress's chaotic attempts to pass a spending deal, while reflecting on the societal pressures influencing declining U.S. birth rates and the need for family-friendly policies.

American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Tim Carney discusses the global birth rate decline and its impact on society, emphasizing the societal shift away from parenthood. He explores the reasons behind the low fertility rates, the cultural trends pushing people from having children, and examines communities that still value big families for insights on reversing the trend.

Author and political columnist Tim Carney discusses the challenges of modern-day parenting, societal influences on family dynamics, and the importance of creating a culture that values children. The podcast explores topics such as intentional parenting choices, the impact of cultural norms on families, and the need for supportive communities for parents.

Discover why millennials are hesitant to have kids, the stigma around fatherhood, and how feminism may be counterproductive in this thought-provoking conversation with Tim Carney on the challenges of raising children in today's culture.

Author Tim Carney discusses the declining birth rate among Millennials and Gen Z's, challenges the belief that economic factors are solely responsible, explores the impact of intense parenting practices, emphasizes the importance of community support in raising children, and suggests practical ways to create a more family-friendly environment.