Emily opens this week’s edition of “Happy Hour” detailing her one and only time working on a political campaign, she discusses what motivates voters, the Trump Administration’s messaging on Iran and why the President acted, Neocons, and offers thoughts on Bryan Dean Wright’s appearance on “After Party” and what he told Emily about the possibility of boots on the ground in Iran. Emily takes questions about the dangers of conspiracy theories and algorithmic rabbit holes, the exploitation of people’s curiosity, and takes up a question about Candace and public condemnation, if there’s a right-wing influencer group chat she’s a part of, and how Tucker strategically deals with President Trump. Emily also addresses several questions about Senate Democratic candidate James Talarico of Texas, including his comments on the Virgin Mary, consent, and what it means if he wins a Senate seat. Among the other topics she goes over: her take on corporate gambling, faith and the LCMS church, how she views her own job, her recent debate with Ryan Grim, Robby Soave and Elizabeth Nolan Brown about Big Tech, Harvey Weinstein’s bad behavior, the dynamics of Bravo and Reality TV, and she rounds out the show with a question about Israel and why she believes it’s understandable for Jews to have so much fear right now.

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Emily Jashinsky opens the show with an explanation of what’s really going on with the SAVE America Act, and why elites and the establishment are wrong in framing it as a far-right priority. Then Emily is joined by Maureen Callahan, host of "The Nerve with Maureen Callahan," to discuss the fascination with the new Ryan Murphy series, “Love Story,” and how it romanticizes the relationship between John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy while ignoring how toxic and dysfunctional it actually was. Maureen details her own extensive reporting about the Kennedys and how tragically dysfunctional so many of them are, as well as the questionable candidacy of Jack Schlossberg for Congress and the role the media is playing in promoting him. Maureen also tells a fascinating story about Ryan Murphy’s attempt to option her book, “Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed,” and Emily shares her own story about the Kennedy effort to shut down the movie “Chappaquiddick.” Then the discussion turns to Harvey Weinstein’s new prison interview, Maureen reveals the face-to-face meeting she had with Weinstein, and why men like him convince themselves that they are innocent of wrongdoing. The two also discuss RHONY’s Leah McSweeney and her case against Bravo and Andy Cohen, and Spencer Pratt’s run for L.A. Mayor. Then Emily gives powerful closing thoughts about divisions on the political right, how viral clips often strip important context, and why adults need to be mindful of what they read and how they respond.

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Emily Jashinsky opens the show with a look at President Trump’s news conference on Iran with Bryan Dean Wright, Former CIA Ops Officer and host of “The Wright Report.” They discuss how the U.S. and Mossad tracked down the Iranian leadership, the prospect of boots on the ground, the truth about honeypots, intel sharing, and what happens next. Then the discussion turns to a stunning new report from CBS’ 60 Minutes on Havana Syndrome, what could explain the symptoms, and why the CIA is keeping tight-lipped about it. Emily and Bryan also dive into Racket News’ new reporting on the FBI’s secret set of books, the ISIS-inspired attack outside the NYC mayor’s home, and the firing of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. Emily wraps up the show with analysis of Stephen A. Smith’s new comments that he likely won’t run for president in 2028.

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On this week’s edition of “Happy Hour,” Emily Jashinsky answers your questions about politics, faith, media, and war. She opens with a question about the SAVE Act and explains why so many in legacy media won’t address it. She also talks about failures of the Cold War, the legitimate threats the Soviet Union posed, and why the conservative pundit class is split with President Trump on Iran. Emily discusses the importance of giving the President grace on foreign policy issues, while also maintaining a health skepticism of power.  Emily also talks about her favorite feed for news, the murder of a mom in Fairfax County, Virginia, and her big takeaways from the Clinton depositions and why Congress had to go to them. Emily also answers questions about James Talarico’s progressive theology and if he can overcome his cringe posts from the past to win the Texas Senate Seat, Thomas Massie’s contrarianism, and a great question about whether it would be worth it to make members of Congress live in college-style dorm rooms. She also addresses how the West can survive, why it’s important for U.S. lawmakers to prioritize the American people, and more…

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Emily Jashinsky is joined by Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie fresh off his House remarks on his Iran War Powers Resolution. The two discuss why Massie believes it’s important for Congress to reclaim its Constitutional authority, why he believes so many lawmakers won’t go on the record, his upcoming election, and President Trump’s beef with him. Then Emily breaks down one of the most important races in America: the fight for the Senate seat from Texas. She first dives into the failed campaign of Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett and then she looks at some of James Talarico’s more troubling remarks as he prepares to face off with the eventual Republican nominee. Then Emily is joined by Roger Stone, longtime Trump political advisor and host of “The Stone Zone with Roger Stone.” They discuss the newly released JFK files, his claim that Richard Nixon told him who was really behind the assassination, whether the full truth will ever come out, the history of the deep state, and new reporting the FBI continued to probe Trumpworld figures under then-President Biden. Emily wraps up the show with the chilling story of a Virginia woman who was fatally stabbed at a bus stop and explains why it never should have happened.

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Emily Jashinsky opens the show with developments in the war with Iran, a deep dive into Trump’s past comments, and whether voters could reasonably interpret his words as a commitment to no forever wars. She also examines what we’ve learned about the leadup to the attacks and Iran’s own radicalization efforts. Then Emily brings in Matt Taibbi of “Racket News” to discuss parallels between current U.S. messaging on Iran and the rhetoric used before the 2003 Iraq invasion, shifting geopolitical stances, how the media narratives have formed, and the justifications for war from the Trump administration. Emily and Matt also discuss how both parties have repeatedly declined opportunities to rein in presidential war authority. They wrap up their discussion with a look at reports Meta may be meddling in the Hungarian election. Emily ends the show with a look at the newly released depositions of Bill and Hillary Clinton and if the former President slipped up on a question about Epstein’s death in a New York prison.

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On this week’s edition of “Happy Hour,” Emily Jashinsky takes your questions about politics, culture, and media. The first question is a heavy one on abortion and Emily explains her thoughts on difficult pregnancy situations and how she came to her own personal views on it. She also offers her take on America’s gambling culture. Then Emily answers a series of questions about Tucker Carlson, including thoughts about his interview with Ambassador Mike Huckabee, as well as his Holy Land episodes. Emily also offers thoughts on the Candace Owens controversy and why she personally does not find Candace’s episodes compelling. Emily gives her take on William F. Buckley, if she thinks Never Trumpers will ever come back into the Republican fold, the East Palestine, OH disaster, and Epstein. Emily responds to a question about identity politics and race, plus the sad state of some of America’s great cities. Emily rounds out the show with some background on "After Party", some of our favorite guests like Rachel Bovard and Inez Stepman, and what really happened during Wednesday’s show when Emily suffered some tech difficulties. 

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Emily Jashinsky opens the show with a look at what Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is saying about immigration and a possible pathway to citizenship for roughly 11 million people. Emily argues this approach mirrors Biden-era policies that she believes fueled a migration surge and would be politically untenable today. Then Emily is joined by Mark Hemingway, Senior Writer at RealClearInvestigations, to discuss President Trump’s State of the Union address and the fallout. They analyze Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger’s Democratic response, arguing she is attempting to brand herself as a calm, pragmatic moderate, but she lacks charisma. Then they dive into the media meltdown from folks like Joe Scarborough, Sunny Hostin, and Joy Reid, plus the bizarre show from Rep. Maxine Dexter and frogs. Emily and Mark do a deep dive on the troubling situation in Portland, the hearing for Trump's surgeon general pick, Casey Means, plus a lawsuit filed against Don Lemon by a Minnesota parishioner alleging emotional distress after he livestreamed inside a church. Emily wraps up the show with a look at the President’s primetime address, what she’s learned about his media strategy, and why it’s similar to the new “Wuthering Heights” movie.

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Emily Jashinsky opens the show with a look at Peter Attia’s resignation from CBS and if it was warranted. Then Emily is joined by Rachel Bovard, vice president at the Conservative Partnership Institute and Inez Stepman, legal analyst for Independent Women. They begin with a discussion on the SAVE Act and push back from critics who have labeled it Jim Crow 2.0, which the panel disagrees with. Then the conversation turns to California Governor Gavin Newsom suggesting his poor SAT score makes him just like voters, plus California Gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter’s odd “F Trump” meltdown. Emily and friends then react to Kash Patel’s celebration with the U.S. men’s gold medal hockey team, and the controversy over the BAFTA awards when a man with Tourette’s shouted a racial slur. They also discuss Bonnie Blue claiming she’s pregnant after having sex with 400 men. Emily closes out the show with a look at the cartel violence erupting in Mexico and an important reminder of how U.S. immigration policy under the Biden Administration has major consequences.

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On this week’s edition of “Happy Hour,” Emily Jashinsky answers a number of questions about politics, news, and faith. She opens with a listener email about the media obsession over Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance. Then she dives into the Munich Security conference and discusses Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Rep Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s performances. She also talks immigration, crimes committed by non-citizens, and how the Biden administration created this current disaster. Emily addresses lessons from Zohran Mamdani’s administration, why she believes Rep Jasmine Crockett is a weak candidate, the Gen Z template for running for office, and if she would ever personally enter politics. Emily then talks about the discourse over Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl show, discussions of faith with her “Breaking Points” co-hosts, what it means to be a moral journalist, and she offers advice for writing, recommendations for news podcasts, and more…

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