In this explosive conversation, Bryan Dawson sits down with filmmaker and researcher Chad O. Jackson to discuss the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), activism, propaganda, cultural Marxism, public education, media narratives, and the future of America’s institutions.

The two dive deep into:

Whether you agree or disagree, this is a wide-ranging discussion about power, politics, faith, and the direction of the country.

👇 Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

This week on 1819 News: The Podcast, we tackle one of the most controversial and widely debated questions in modern Christianity: Who is the true Israel of God?

With tensions rising in the Middle East and theology increasingly influencing political conversations, CEO Bryan Dawson sits down with Pastor Rich Lusk to bring clarity—not chaos—to the discussion.

We break down:

This is not about outrage—it’s about truth, history, and faithful interpretation of Scripture.

Former Congressman Mo Brooks joins the podcast to break down a bombshell report on how millions of dollars in gambling money is being funneled into Alabama politics.

Brooks details how out-of-state—and even international—gambling interests are allegedly laundering money through PACs to influence key elections across the state. From shadowy organizations to massive ad spending, this conversation uncovers the scale and strategy behind what he says is a coordinated effort to buy political power.

We also dive into:

This is a must-watch discussion on money, influence, and the future of Alabama politics.

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On this episode, Bryan Dawson breaks down the final day of the legislative session and the major decisions that shaped its outcome.

From the closed primaries debate to controversial moves surrounding key legislation, we dive into what happened behind the scenes—and why it matters moving forward. Was this a missed opportunity for conservatives? Or a strategic political move?

This episode is a fast-paced, high-level breakdown of the biggest moments from the last day of session, featuring analysis you won’t hear anywhere else.

🎙️ If you care about state politics, legislative strategy, and the future direction of policy, this is a must-listen.

On this episode, Bryan Dawson breaks down the final day of the legislative session and the major decisions that shaped its outcome.

From the closed primaries debate to controversial moves surrounding key legislation, we dive into what happened behind the scenes—and why it matters moving forward. Was this a missed opportunity for conservatives? Or a strategic political move?

This episode is a fast-paced, high-level breakdown of the biggest moments from the last day of session, featuring analysis you won’t hear anywhere else.

🎙️ If you care about state politics, legislative strategy, and the future direction of policy, this is a must-listen.

In this episode, Rodney Walker breaks down the biggest issues facing America today—from the exploding national debt to immigration, infrastructure, and the growing disconnect between politicians and real-world business experience.

Drawing from his background in oil and gas, agriculture, and entrepreneurship, Walker explains why he believes the country needs more business-minded leadership and fewer career politicians.

We also dive into faith, public service, and what it really means to move from success to significance—a theme that has shaped Walker’s journey into politics.

If you care about the future of the country, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Former University of Alabama gymnast, writer, and filmmaker Dee Foster joins 1819 News: The Podcast with Bryan Dawson for a powerful conversation on media narratives, identity politics, and her role in the groundbreaking MLK Project documentary.

Foster reacts to a controversial article that featured her in a list of “influential Black women,” sparking a deeper discussion on gender identity, representation, and modern cultural trends. She also shares her personal journey—from elite athletics to storytelling—and how faith, discipline, and life experience shaped her perspective.

Plus, an inside look at the MLK Project with Chad O Jackson, a docuseries that challenges mainstream narratives and explores the historical and cultural legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

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A student mic. No filters. No easy questions.

At this live Turning Point-style event, students confront Bryan Dawson and State Rep. Ernie Yarbrough on everything from abortion and sexuality to religion, freedom, and the role of government.

The result? A tense, honest, and sometimes explosive conversation about whether America is built on truth—or drifting into chaos.

Watch the full exchange and decide for yourself.

Former U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl sits down for an in-depth, no-holds-barred interview on the biggest issues facing Alabama and the nation. From the aftermath of redistricting and his run to reclaim Alabama’s 1st congressional district to inflation, immigration, and faith in public service, nothing is off the table.

Carl shares candid reflections on his time in Congress, lessons learned, and the challenges of navigating Washington politics. He opens up about his faith, personal setbacks, and why he’s stepping back into the fight.

Whether you agree or disagree, this conversation offers a raw and unfiltered look at politics, policy, and the future of Alabama.

📍 Interview from 1819 News

Bryan Dawson, host of 1819 News: The Podcast, visited a Turning Point USA “Prove Me Wrong” event where college students stepped up to the microphone to challenge him with tough questions. Nothing was off limits.

Dawson opened the event by presenting his core idea of “Christ or Chaos,” arguing that societies flourish when they align with biblical principles and natural law.

Throughout the event, students pushed back, asked challenging questions, and shared their own perspectives on politics, religion, and culture.

👇 What question stood out to you the most? Comment below.