There is an opportunity for the Middle East to be defined “by commerce, not chaos,” President Donald Trump said speaking at the Saudi-U.S. Investment Forum in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday. 

The president is using the universal language of economic prosperity as he visits Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates this week - reminding the Middle East it can “exports technology, not terrorism.” 

Trump has finalized multiple deals since the trip began, including “an agreement with Qatar to generate an economic exchange worth at least $1.2 trillion,” according to the White House. Trump also announced a $600-billion commitment from Saudi Arabia to invest in the U.S., mainly in areas of energy and technology. 

In addition to his economic strategy, Trump continues to remind the Middle East why Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, and to call for a deal between the U.S. and Iran that not only prevents the further development of Iran’s nuclear program, but also stops Iran from funding terrorism. 

Speaking in Qatar on Wednesday, Trump said Iran “must stop sponsoring terror, halt its bloody proxy wars and permanently and verifiably cease pursuit of nuclear weapons. They cannot have a nuclear weapon.”

On this week's edition of “Problematic Women,” we breakdown what you need to know about Trump’s historic visit to the Middle East, and discuss if there is any hope for change in Iran. 

Also on today’s show, the far left has a fashion issue - they don’t want to accidentally be mistaken as MAGA by what they wear. What to do? Dress messy instead, according to The New York Times. 

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In 2022, first time mothers averaged an age of 27, up from 21 in 1970, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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What do you think of Trump’s performance during his first 100 days in office?

Conservative America is fired up as President Donald Trump marks his first 100 days back in office! On this week’s episode of “Problematic Women,” we break down the biggest political and cultural headlines shaking up the nation.

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✅ Trump’s America First counterrevolution – What his first 100 days say about the conservative movement

✅ RFK Jr.’s huge health win – Phasing out synthetic food dyes for safer American diets

✅ Sec. of Defense Pete Hegseth calls for U.S. troops to be “fit, not fat”

✅ Conservative women are pushing back against “girl boss” feminism

✅ The Left’s bizarre obsession with young female conservatives – a why they’ve labeled them “thin, fertile, and Republican”

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Americans changed their news consumption habits years ago, but the White House press briefing room did not reflect these changes, that is until now.

Despite floundering ratings at CNN and MSNBC, and outlets like the Washington Post hemorrhaging money, corporate media was long given deference across Washington D.C., especially at the White House. Now, with the Trump administration’s creation of the “new media chair,” and opening the press briefing room to podcasters and social media influencers, the White House briefing room reflects where American people actually consume their news.

Pew Research reports that 54% of Americans get their news from social media at least some of the time, and 27% of Americans said the same of podcasts.

While the legacy media might view the changes in the White House press briefing room as “MAGA,” it is likely a future Democrat administration will pull from President Donald Trump’s playbook. Granted, a Democrat administration is more likely to give “Call Her Daddy” podcast host Alex Cooper access to press briefings over conservative podcaster Tim Pool, but either way, nontraditional media are likely in the briefing room to stay.

On this week’s edition of “Problematic Women,” Gabriella Hoffman, director of the Center for Energy and Conservation at the Independent Women’s Forum, joins the show to discuss the changing media landscape.

Also on today’s show, Hoffman details the dark history of Earth Day and explains how conservatives can practice conservation without falling prey to the left’s false environmentalist talking points. Plus, we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 2005 “Pride and Prejudice” film.

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The political Left is in search of a leader and appears to be turning to socialists like Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., for direction. Sanders recently spoke at the music festival Coachella in California where he warned attendees of the dangers of elite oppressors. But who was Sanders speaking to? A crowd of elites who paid a minimum of $600 to attend a festival known for attracting celebrities.

Sanders stop at Coachella is part of the “Fight the Oligarchy” tour he and AOC are currently embarking on in an effort to “move forward to take on the Oligarchs and corporate interests who have so much power and influence in this country,” according to the tour's website.

But the fun did not end there at Coachella. The Circle Jerks’ singer Keith Morris called for an “army of Luigis,” referring to Luigi Mangione, the lead suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Morris' comments come the same week independent journalist Taylor Lorenz has received widespread criticism for a lightheaded interview on CNN discussing Mangione.

“You’re going to see women especially that feel like, ‘oh my God, right, like, here’s this man who’s a revolutionary, who’s famous, who’s handsome, who’s young, who’s smart. He’s a person who seems like this morally good man, which is hard to find,’” Lorenz said before breaking into laughter.

On this week’s edition of “Problematic Women,” we discuss the Left's struggle to identity with normal Americans, and encourage Lorenz to find a better dating pool.

Also on today's show, we explain what the SAVE Act really is and give you the latest news on why the Trump administration is suing Maine over their women's sports practices.

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Take the issue of immigration - arguably President Donald’s Trump number one policy priority. The Trump administration has released multiple videos of the deportation of illegal aliens set to popular songs like “Na Na Na Na Hey Hey Hey Goodbye” and “Closing Time.”

The White recently joined the Studio Ghibli craze and created its own AI generated image of Trump and Vice President JD Vance, with the caption, "We do not ask permission from far-left Democrats before we deport illegal immigrants."

The White House social media strategy appears aimed at unapologetic authenticity, even on personal issues.

On Monday, the White House shared an image of the vice president with his mom in the briefing room as the two celebrated 10 years of sobriety for Bev Vance.

Also on today's show, we discuss the recent “Hands Off” protest in Washington, D.C. and the attack on a pro-life activist. Plus, McMichael offers some dating advice to young women following her recent engagement.

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What a difference two months can make. Since President Donald Trump took office, Rep. Harriet Hageman says she has seen “a lot of hope” among Americans.

“We are in the middle of our Renaissance, and when I'm home, I feel that,” Hageman, R-Wyo., said. America is a “land of opportunity,” she continued, explaining she is seeing a spirit of freedom and optimism come out “of the Trump administration.”

By contrast, the Wyoming congresswoman says, “[w]hat comes out of the Biden administration and Democrat authority is control and dictatorship and telling us that everything is bad.”

Hageman has experienced the rich opportunities America offers firsthand. When Hageman’s parents brought her home from the hospital, they had five children under the age of six, were $200,000 in debt, and only had $35 in their bank account.

The ranch home where Hageman lived with her parents and four older siblings as a small child did not have a telephone and initially did not even have electricity.

“We were pretty isolated, but we were raised where I was driving when I was four years old to help dad feed [the animals],” Hageman said.

“We were riding horses, we were moving cows, we were fixing fences, we were all very engaged in the ranching business because you had to be. I think it's one of the reasons that a lot of ranching families had lots of kids because that was the cheap labor and that was no exception in my family.”

Hageman went on to attend a community college in Wyoming and spent a couple years judging livestock before going on to law school and having a successful career as a trial attorney for 34 years. In 2021, she announced her run for Congress.

“The reason that I made the decision to run for Congress was that because Wyoming only has one representative, I think we really need to make it count.

We need to focus on what is in the best interest of Wyoming,” Hageman said. In 2022, Hageman defeated Republican incumbent and outspoken Trump critic Rep. Liz Cheney, and won reelection in 2024.

“I did not feel like my predecessor was here on behalf of Wyoming,” Hagemand said, referring to Cheney.

“I felt that she was here on behalf of herself, the military industrial complex, and then near the end, the effort to destroy president Trump and anyone who was one of his supporters.”

 Hageman joins “Problematic Women” to share her journey to Congress and discuss the changes she has seen to the country since Trump took office on Jan. 20.

Also on today’s show, we discuss how the Trump administration is restoring safety to America’s streets through an aggressive crackdown on crime, and how the president’s policies are rebuilding patriotism across the nation.

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Conservatives struggled to engage culture for years, and in some cases, willingly left the space to the radical left. Because of this, Adrienne Gray says she “always felt like sort of the black swan here in the conservative movement.”

Many conservatives “condemn pop culture, we suppress it a lot, because we don't, again, align with a lot of the values and the activism that goes on with celebrities, but I believe that God created the arts to enjoy,” Gray told The Daily Signal. 

Gray, a conservative pop culture expert and host of the “A Daily Pop,” says what while the political right has become better at engaging culture, she aims to be part of a “new wave” that allows conservatives to establish themselves in the field of arts and culture. 

Trends within entertainment also point to a growing desire from consumers for content that is not aimed at pushing a leftist political agenda.

Disney’s recently released live action “Snow White” was fraught with tension over the “politically correct” way to portray the seven dwarfs, ultimately resulting in a CGI version of the dwarfs that contributed to film critics giving the movie a 42% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Meanwhile, actress Rachel Zegler, who plays Snow White, touted the film’s focus on the independent strength of women while downplaying the story's classic romantic storyline.

The film earned $87.3 million globally during opening weekend, falling short of the film’s $100 opening weekend goal, and far short of other classic Disney princess film's box office success. During opening weekend in 2015, "Cinderella" earned $132.5 million worldwide opening weekend, and in 2017, "Beauty and the Beast" earned $350 million.

On this week’s edition of “Problematic Women,” we share Gray’s conversation on the role conservatives can play within pop culture, and discuss why “Snow White” failed to meet viewer’s expectations. 

Also on today’s show, we discuss President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at dismantling the Department of Education and the president’s actions to freeze federal funding to Planned Parenthood. 

Plus, we bid farewell to long-time “Problematic Women” co-host Kristen Eichamer as she takes on a new adventure at the Department of Commerce. 

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It would have felt hypocritical to not speak up, Payton McNabb said, remembering how nervous she felt to confront the man standing in the women’s bathroom on her college campus. 

For months, McNabb had been advocating for the protection of women’s sports and encouraging other women to do the same. She knew the price of surrendering female only spaces to men after a man spiked a kill shot into her face during a volleyball game when she was just 17 and a senior in high school. The incident left her with a serious concussion, permanently ending her dreams of playing collegiate sports. 

So, when McNabb encountered a man in her college bathroom in the spring of 2024, she pulled out her phone, hit record, and ask him what he was doing in the ladies bathroom. McNabb shared the video on social media, and it quickly gained the attention of a wide audience, including her sorority, Delta Zeta. 

After meeting with Delta Zeta leadership, McNabb was told she violated the sorority’s “anti-bullying policy,” and was kicked out of the sorority. 

Furthermore, the man McNabb confronted filed a Title IX complaint against her at her college and she spent months fighting back against that complaint, but ultimately prevailed and was cleared of all charges. 

McNabb, who is barely 20, has already learned there can be a high cost to truth. 

McNabb, an ambassador of Independent Women's Forum, joins “Problematic Women” to share her story in her own words. McNabb discusses the challenge of forgiving the man who injured her on the volleyball court, the pain of losing her Delta Zeta community, and what is next as she continues to advocate for the protection of women’s sports and spaces. 

Also on today’s show, Emma Waters, Heritage Foundation Tech Policy Center policy analyst, shares a recent social media post from Elon Musk’s son, who now identifies as a woman, claiming that his “assigned sex at birth was a commodity” since he was conceived through in vitro fertilization. Waters discusses the moral questions IVF raises, and how the process stands to negatively affect society at large. 

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March is Women’s History Month, but some leftist influencers are encouraging women to use the month to express “feminine rage.” And some of this “rage” was on full display recently as many female Democrats refused to stand or clap during President Donald Trump’s recent address to Congress. The leftist leaders sat in pink to recognize women, even though they had just voted to block a bill that would protect women’s sports. A few female Democrats took this notion of “rage” it a step further, issuing a cringy “choose your fighter” video on TikTok.

On this week’s edition of “Problematic Women,” Janae Stracke, vice president of outreach and advocacy at The Heritage Foundation and Heritage Action for America, joins the show to discuss the effect of Democrats recent actions on women, and the ongoing budget fight on Capitol Hill.

Also on today’s show, we catch up on the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni drama and discuss the likely TRUE story behind the fiasco.

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