Will Swaim

Mo Elleithee, a progressive political strategist, and Will Swaim, a conservative commentator, dive into the recent military actions against Venezuelan vessels. They question if Trump’s motives lean more towards regime change than drug enforcement. The duo also explores the implications of the 'No Kings' protests, discussing whether such mass movements can influence elections. Additionally, they debate California's Proposition 50, its potential to reshape electoral maps, and the ethical ramifications of redistricting.

Mo Elleithee, a seasoned Democratic operative, shares insights on the recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, celebrating hostage returns while warning of unresolved issues for lasting peace. Will Swaim, a conservative commentator, highlights the broader implications of the conflict, linking it to regional dynamics with Hezbollah and Iran. The duo also explores the complexities of political violence, evaluating claims about left-wing threats in the U.S., and debates the role of Trump's foreign policy amidst the fragile deal, while engaging in a spirited discussion about cultural events like Bad Bunny's Super Bowl appearance.

Join Elizabeth Brunig, a staff writer at The Atlantic, and Will Swaim, president of the California Policy Center, as they dive into the contentious landscape of political retribution. They explore how Trump's vengeance-driven politics shaped the current climate and discuss the backlash against health authorities during the pandemic. The conversation touches on vaccine skepticism, the role of nostalgia in political movements, and strategies for engaging with those who hold opposing views. It's a provocative look at how health, politics, and personal beliefs intersect.