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📺 Emily Jashinsky is joined by Colin Wright to discuss whether the anti-woke coalition can survive the anti-woke backlash. Wright argues that while wokeness isn’t going anywhere, some corners of the right are falling into the same trap that destroyed the left.

📺 Emily Jashinsky is joined by Sean Davis to argue that “woke right” is a term created by anti-woke liberals who once sided with conservatives but now want to gatekeep the right. The label, Davis argues, is a “smear.”

📺 Emily Jashinsky weighs in on the debate about who’s to blame for the tragic shooting of two Israeli embassy staffers in Washington DC by a man who shouted “Free Palestine!”

📺 Emily Jashinsky breaks down news that Anthropic and Grok are acting beyond the control of their designers. Anthropic, according to reports, recently blackmailed an engineer.

📺 Emily Jashinsky is joined by George Beebe to explain whether Trump's increasingly rocky relationship with Vladimir Putin signals the end of peace negotiations in Ukraine. He argues Trump still has a path to securing an agreement between the two countries, despite setbacks.

📺 Emily Jashinsky breaks down Donald Trump's response to the phrase "TACO trade." She dives into the origins of the term and its impact on financial markets. Is it a fair critique of his trade policy, or just another misread of his negotiating style?

📺 Emily Jashinsky and Clare Morell discuss her new book The Tech Exit: A Practical Guide to Freeing Kids and Teens from Smartphones. Drawing on research and firsthand accounts, she exposes the myth that tech dangers can be controlled with parental tools.

📺 Emily Jashinsky breaks down the recent headlines on Palantir—the data-mining company with deep ties to U.S. intelligence. Palantir has quietly expanded its influence through government contracts, raising questions about surveillance and privacy.

📺 Emily Jashinsky reacts to Karine Jean-Pierre's departure from the Democratic Party to become an independent, as revealed in her upcoming memoir. She explores the implications of Jean-Pierre's decision and what it signals for the future of the Democratic Party.

📺 Emily Jashinsky speaks with Will Chamberlain about the increasing use & controversy surrounding nationwide injunctions. They discuss how these injunctions have been used to block key Trump administration initiatives, with many judges overstepping their constitutional bounds.

📺 Emily Jashinsky is joined by author and commentator Patrick Ruffini to discuss new data revealing a major crisis for Democrats: young male voters are leaving the party in significant numbers—and they may not return.

📺 Emily Jashinsky takes a closer look at Bernie Sanders and John Fetterman breaking ranks and strongly criticizing the violence erupting from the protests in Los Angeles, with Sanders calling it “counterproductive” and Fetterman rebuking the "anarchy and true chaos."

📺 Emily Jashinsky is joined author Heather Mac Donald to unpack the unrest in L.A., spotlighting California’s sanctuary policies, the pushback on federal immigration enforcement, and what Mac Donald calls a “great inversion” in Democratic priorities.

📺 Emily Jashinsky dives into President Trump’s surprising reversal on immigration policy with regard to undocumented farm and hospitality workers and Chinese students.

📺 Emily Jashinsky breaks down two major Democratic Party-related stories: David Hogg steps down as DNC vice-chair after backlash over his plan to challenge incumbents, and Stephen A. Smith shuts down 2028 presidential rumors in a candid interview with Jon Stewart.

📺 Emily Jashinsky breaks down the growing tension between Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson — a rift that’s sending shockwaves through the MAGA movement.

📺 Emily Jashinsky goes behind the scenes of Trump’s military parade, revealing what the media missed—from the real crowd size and energy to its odd timing with Trump’s birthday and the Army’s 250th anniversary.