Exploring the potential implications of overturning Chevron deference at the Supreme Court. Debating whether our lizard brains truly care about policy. Discussing the impact of obsession on social interactions. Delving into the Lincoln-Douglas debates and the future of the country regarding slavery. Talking about Trump's influence within the Republican Party. Discussing positive reactions to dating advice and workplace crying.

In this podcast, Jonah Goldberg discusses a range of interesting topics including presidential immunity, Rand Paul's political career, the impact of Trump on the Republican Party, and the false analogies of dog breeding and human races.

Chris Stirewalt and Christine Rosen discuss the state of the 2024 election, Trump's GOP nomination, Nikki Haley's chances, the embedding of populism in the GOP, the potential impact of a third-party spoiler, Speaker Johnson's small majority, the importance of compromise, and share personal anecdotes.

Ross Douthat joins Jonah Goldberg to analyze the aftermath of the Iowa Caucus and discuss potential scenarios for the 2024 primary election. They explore the negative perception of politicians, the muddled nature of GOP policy positions, the challenges facing the world, and the importance of authenticity in politics. The conversation concludes with a mention of upcoming trip plans and frustration over flight delays.

The host expresses his rage and regret over watching a lengthy political debate. They discuss Nikki Haley's views on public policy and criticize the right's sensitivity. The podcast also explores presidential immunity, the connection between intersectionality and Marxism, and critiques the relationship between Marxism and intersectionality. Lastly, the arguments and criticisms surrounding the concept of DEI are examined.

In this podcast, Jonah Goldberg and Adam White discuss legal controversies including a potential Biden impeachment, legal threats to Donald Trump, and the role of the Supreme Court in turbulent times. They also explore the controversial argument of presidential assassination, the debate on using the 14th Amendment to prohibit Trump, and the complexities of legal arguments. Other topics include acquiring Greenland, dismantling the administrative state, and the distinction between history and tradition.

Mo Elleithee, a Remnant stalwart, joins Jonah Goldberg to discuss the potential 2020 election rematch, declining trust in institutions, and the impact of big data on American politics. They also explore the rise of personality-driven politics and the tension between the cult of the expert and good faith arguments.

The podcast covers topics such as town hall with Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis, the desire to have a beer with presidential candidates, the Biden administration's response to the Houthis, the defense of having a Navy, emotional intelligence for political candidates, controversy surrounding Nikki Haley's comments on slavery and the Confederate flag, predicting the unpredictable in politics, Biden's approach towards Israel and Iran, analyzing a school safety proposal, exploring the concept of reification, and the importance of making good choices.

They discuss media criticism of the reaction to Harvard President Claudine Gay’s resignation. They explore the novelty of the oppressor-oppressed paradigm and the usefulness of horseshoe theory. They emphasize the need for strong institutions and the role of theory in shaping the world. They analyze Nikki Haley's candidacy and the dysfunction of American institutions.

In this podcast, Jonah and Matthew reflect on the lows of 2023 and ponder if it was the worst year in modern political history. They discuss the prospects of the upcoming 2024 presidential race, including the possibility of a Trump renomination and concerns about Biden's ability to finish his term. Topics also include domestic policy studies, the impact of Trump's actions, and the significance of abortion in election results.