Tom Bevan

Lee Zeldin, former U.S. Representative and current EPA Administrator, shares insights on New York's shifting political landscape and the challenges with wind energy policies. Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon dissect the media's portrayal of Trump's Supreme Court wins and the implications of recent deportation rulings. They also analyze the political fallout from tariffs, emphasizing how businesses are grappling with rising costs and U.S.-China relations. Together, the trio navigates complex issues affecting both the environment and immigration policies.

Sean O'Brien, General President of the Teamsters, shares insights from his meeting with President Biden, criticizing the Democratic Party's disconnect with working-class concerns. He discusses Trump's appeal among blue-collar workers and the impact of corporate practices on American jobs. Joining him are Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Andrew Walworth from RealClearPolitics, who dive into debates around birthright citizenship and the media's portrayal of political figures. They also highlight Michelle Obama's controversial marriage rule, sparking a discussion on privilege versus reality.

Tom Bevan, co-founder of RealClearPolitics, and Andrew Walworth, chief content officer, delve into the cracks in media objectivity. They explore a former Washington Post fact-checker's admission of bias, the exodus of audiences from CNN, and Trump's controversial census proposal. They also discuss potential heirs to the MAGA movement, including J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio. Joining them is Frank Caprio, 'America’s nicest judge', who shares heartwarming tales from his courtroom, emphasizing compassion and humility in justice.

Join political analysts Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Andrew Walworth as they dissect the Democrats' struggle in the meme warfare amid a government shutdown and the optics of Kamala Harris' book tour. They also riff on Chelsea Clinton’s new podcast, exploring her credentials as a 'Dr.' and family connections. Then, Eric O'Neill, a former FBI operative, reveals the alarming rise of AI-driven scams and deepfakes, along with practical tips to safeguard against such cyber threats. Insightful commentary meets serious warnings!

Sid Rosenberg, a lively New York radio host, voices concerns about Zohran Mamdani's risky rise to mayor and its implications for both Jewish and working communities. He highlights how young and immigrant voters flocked to Mamdani by connecting with his affordability message. From RealClearPolitics, Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon delve into why Democrats triumphed, emphasizing turnout strategies and the allure of socialism for young voters. The discussion also covers the GOP's need to seriously address economic anxieties to regain support.

Join Tom Bevan, co-founder of RealClearPolitics, Carl Cannon, Washington Bureau Chief, and Andrew Walworth, Chief Content Officer, as they dive into the murky waters of the Epstein scandal. They discuss the controversies surrounding Epstein's missing jail video and Pam Bondi's puzzling statements. The trio also dissects the rise of communism among younger voters, centering on Zohran Mamdani's remarks and the political climate in NYC. Plus, there's a lively exchange about patriotism, especially around July 4th, contrasting views on America's ideals and immigrant sentiments.

Doug Brunt, a bestselling author and podcaster, joins political commentators Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Andrew Walworth to explore Time Magazine's controversial choice of AI as 'Person of the Year.' They debate the implications for right-wing dynamics, including Charlie Kirk's influence and a feud involving Candace Owens. Brunt also discusses his new book on Emmanuel Nobel, highlighting the power of typography and the importance of family laughter. Topics range from Gavin Newsom's authenticity issues to media award controversies, providing a lively political analysis.

Tom Bevan is the co-founder of RealClearPolitics, while Carl Cannon and Andrew Walworth contribute in-depth analysis of Trump's bold Davos speech, advocating for Greenland’s strategic importance. They dissect Trump’s confrontational remarks toward European leaders and defense spending in NATO. The conversation shifts to legal matters with Mike Davis and Dave Aronberg discussing the complex Busfield case, examining allegations of parental misconduct and its implications for the trial. The panel highlights intricate legal nuances and the challenges of proof amidst sensational claims.

Vice President Kamala Harris engages in a lively discussion with political commentators Tulsi Gabbard, Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Michael Knowles. They dissect Harris's chances against Trump and analyze her controversial nomination process. Gabbard critiques the Democratic elite's manipulation of Harris's image and policy failures. Knowles adds his thoughts on media narratives portraying Harris as a cool figure. The conversation dives into issues of race, sexism, and the implications of Harris's past decisions on policing and public safety.

Guests Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Andrew Walworth from RealClearPolitics share insights on Trump’s notable Joe Rogan appearance, discussing his biggest mistakes and the media's attempts to link his MSG rally to past Nazi events. They critique the backlash from humor at political rallies and its impact on voter perceptions. Actor Zachary Levi reveals his support for Trump and why he transitioned from backing other candidates, emphasizing Trump as an anti-establishment figure guided by faith.