The Commentary Magazine Podcast

The podcast covers the hosts' favorite movies, including 'Oppenheimer' directed by Christopher Nolan. They discuss the complexities of the movie's portrayal of Robert Oppenheimer and his involvement in leftist politics. Other topics include movie recommendations, Hugh Grant's villainous roles, and Guy Ritchie's films. They also discuss the movie 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Town' and its lead actor Lionel Standard, as well as recommend films on the Criterion Channel. The podcast concludes with promotion of other podcasts and charitable donations.

Discussion on revisionist journalism and biased coverage of the Israel-Gaza conflict in major media outlets. Critique of Washington Post and New York Times for promoting Hamas propaganda. Trump's controversial phone call in Michigan and rising support for Nikki Haley. Analysis of crucial vote in Wauwatosa and the influence of demographics.

This podcast explores the controversy surrounding Harvard's president being accused of plagiarism and the hypocrisy of her retaining her position. It raises concerns about the politicization of university education and the regurgitation of information. The significance of Harvard as a symbol of educational attainment and its controversies are also discussed. The impact of consequences on elite institutions like Harvard is explored, as well as the importance of emotional self-restraint and the educational backgrounds of GOP contenders. The podcast also delves into the consequences of plagiarism and includes playful banter and ad/sponsor segments.

This podcast discusses the controversial decision of the Colorado Supreme Court to remove Donald Trump from the ballot. They also explore the latest polls, the perception of chaos in politics, and the disconnect between the Democratic Party and Obama to Trump voters. Additionally, they touch on immigration reform and include sponsor ads.

The podcast discusses polling on Joe Biden, American youth and Gaza, Nikki Haley, Donald Trump, and abortion. It explores the shifting advantages in two-party coalitions, the impact of Biden's policies and inflation, voter concerns about Biden's age, coalition formation to address Houthi issues in the Red Sea, support for Biden's actions and partisan divide, confusion caused by dual track messaging on Israel.

The podcast discusses a poll revealing that many young Americans view Israel as an oppressor. They delve into the history of these ideas, their prevalence in universities and culture, and propose potential solutions. They also explore radicalization, skepticism towards DEI, and the reemergence of colonialism in modern discourse.

Discussion on the twists and turns of the Biden White House's stance on Israel, including Israel's precise targeting and media misrepresentation. Concerns over Biden's potential turning on Israel and its implications. Analysis of White House communication and Israeli fighting strategy. Examination of liberal bias at the New York Times and tension between objectivity and catering to progressive activists.

This podcast discusses the contradictory messages from the Biden administration on Israel, the complicated dynamics between Biden and Netanyahu, skepticism towards President Biden and Hunter Biden's refusal to cooperate, and a unique situation where two individuals are metaphorically holding a gun to their own heads.

Discussion on House Republican plans for impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden, skepticism on finding evidence, impact on voting and democracy, similarities between Biden and Clinton scandals, symbols and mottos of Harvard and Yale, controversy over Israeli Kuzkuz.

The podcast discusses Kamala Harris' husband's tweet on Hanukkah and its implications, including the problem Kamala Harris poses for Joe Biden. They also explore the origins and significance of Hanukkah, the possibility of replacing Kamala Harris as the vice presidential nominee, and the Democrats' approach to military aid. The chapter covers controversial decisions by Harvard and Yale, including plagiarism allegations and incidents involving the Hanukkah menorah and the Palestinian flag.