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Episode 63: Charlie Kirk

July 2, 2018

The 24-year-old head of Turning Point USA opens up about his relationship with Donald Trump, why he is an unabashed supporter of Trumpism, his meeting with Kanye West, his influences, ...

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Episode 62: Neera Tanden

June 7, 2018

Neera Tanden opens up about the Trump administration, the internal battles within the Democratic Party, and much more.

Episode 61: Thomas Sowell

May 30, 2018

Few conservatives are more revered than Thomas Sowell.

Episode 60: Ayaan Hirsi Ali

May 24, 2018

Ayaan Hirsi Ali opens up on Trump, explains how her views on Islam have changed, names her influences, and much more.

Episode 59: Niall Ferguson

May 15, 2018

The academic and prolific author talks about the Trump administration, the state of the world, his influences, and much more.

Episode 58: George Shultz

May 10, 2018

A Marine who fought in World War II, a PhD economist, a successful businessman, and a Cabinet secretary four times over, George P. Shultz has lived an impressive life. In the ...

Episode 57: Ben Smith

April 25, 2018

The editor-in-chief of BuzzFeed talks covering Trump, conservatives in media, publishing the Steele Dossier, and much more.

Episode 56: Don Lemon

April 16, 2018

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the host of CNN Tonight talks covering and interviewing Trump, the state of cable news, why he doesn't find any conservative ...

Episode 55: Ed Schultz

April 13, 2018

In the latest episode of the The Jamie Weinstein Show, the host of RT’s 'News with Ed Schultz' talks Trump, Putin, and much more.

Episode 54: John Gizzi

March 28, 2018

Jamie Weinstein sits down with Newsmax's John Gizzi.

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World

Mueller’s Politicized Indictment of Twelve Russian Intelligence Officers

By Andrew C. McCarthy

So, is Russia now presumed innocent of hacking the 2016 election? If not, it is difficult to understand any proper purpose served by Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s indictment of twelve military officers in the Kremlin’s intelligence services for doing what everybody in America already knew that they did, ... Read More

World

Trump’s Disgraceful Press Conference in Helsinki

By Ben Shapiro

On Monday, President Trump gave a deeply disgraceful press conference with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. The presser began with Trump announcing that although the Russia–U.S. relationship has “never been worse than it is now,” all of that “changed as of about four hours ago.” It was downhill from ... Read More

Politics & Policy

Ocasio-Cortez Embarrasses Herself on Firing Line

By Liam Warner

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the celebrated, 28-year-old Democratic nominee for Congress in New York’s 14th district, appeared on PBS’s Firing Line reboot last week to discuss herself. The conversation was a broad overview of Ocasio-Cortez’s positions on capitalism, education, and foreign policy. One widely ... Read More

Culture

Questions for Al Franken

By Kyle Smith

1)Al, as you were posting on social media a list of proposed questions for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, did it occur to you that your opinion on the matter is no more relevant than Harvey Weinstein’s? 2) Al, is it appropriate for a disgraced former U.S. senator to use the Twitter cognomen “U.S. ... Read More

Health Care

Maryland Democrats Shocked to Learn Single-Payer Is Expensive

By Jim Geraghty

Back in March, I wrote about Maryland Democrats talking up a single-payer system for health insurance, and how they were refusing to look too closely at how to pay for the plan, which would eliminate all out-of-pocket expenses for patients. They dismissed Vermont’s experience from a few years earlier, when a ... Read More

White House

The President’s Do-Over

By Andrew C. McCarthy

I agree with Jonah on all counts: On net, President Trump’s do-over of his Helsinki remarks is a good thing; regrettably, it is not sincere; and while I hope the revised version is the one he sticks to, I don’t have confidence that will be the case -- as posited in my column Tuesday on the folly of having the ... Read More

National Security & Defense

Trump’s Helsinki Discord

By Rich Lowry

Donald Trump is not, and never will be, the Moscow correspondent for The Nation magazine, and he shouldn’t sound like it. The left-wing publication is prone to extend sympathetic understanding to adversaries of the United States and find some reason, any reason, to blame ourselves for their external ... Read More