Tudor Dixon

Tudor Dixon, a conservative commentator and former Michigan gubernatorial candidate, joins the discussion to explore the implications of Michelle Obama's book tour and the speculation surrounding a possible presidential run. They also delve into Gretchen Whitmer's political ambitions, assessing her strengths for a national campaign. The conversation takes a cultural turn as Tudor discusses shifting attitudes among young women towards marriage, attributing these changes to pop culture influences and urging community leaders to encourage family values.

Rep. Byron Donalds, Tudor Dixon, Rick Green, and Julie Kelly discuss the possibility of President Biden stepping aside in 2024. They dissect landmark Supreme Court decisions and the implications on presidential immunity and administrative state. They speculate on Obama potentially returning as president and explore the impact on the Democratic party. Guest host Justin Barclay navigates through insightful commentary on current political landscape and election speculations.

Tiffany Smiley, a Republican Senate candidate in Washington, shares her fight against incumbent Patty Murray, highlighting how crime has shaped her campaign and attracting unexpected Democrat support. Tudor Dixon, aiming for the governorship in Michigan, discusses the impact of education policies and abortion issues on her potential upset of Gretchen Whitmer. Chris Stirewalt and Eliana Johnson dive into media accountability, scrutinizing coverage of political narratives and the electoral landscape as they predict a looming GOP red wave.