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We’ve all heard about Russian interference in the 2016 election. But how much influence did China have on the 2020 election? For this podcast, Lisa digs into Chinese meddling with Sen. Tom Cotton. They also discuss the origins of COVID-19 and the strategic threat that China poses to the United States. Plus, Lisa and Sen

President Trump was a lie. The Wuhan lab, Russian collusion, hydroxychloroquine, smearing the military — the media and Democrats lied about every single one. For this podcast, Lisa discusses them all with someone who has been at the center of every single attack: 45's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr. They also discuss Hunter Biden, Dr. Fauci, wokeness, the economy, foreign policy, and more. Plus, they tackle the Biden administration and what's happening now to this country with the left in power. Don't say they didn't warn you.

For this podcast, Lisa fights back against this leftist poison. Someone has to do it, because anti-Americanism has overtaken the Democratic Party and so many of our elite institutions. But Lisa isn't alone. She discusses the importance of freedom and the power of the American dream with Maximo Alvarez, who escaped Cuba, came to America as a young boy, and went on to become a successful businessman.

For this podcast, Lisa speaks with a true renaissance man who has a foot in both worlds — an academic and a farmer — Professor Victor Davis Hanson. A classicist, military historian, and one of the nation's most respected political commentators, Professor Hanson is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and a farmer in the San Joaquin Valley of California. He and Lisa dig into the state of America today culturally, economically, and politically. Plus, they discuss how elites insulate themselves from the country's problems in a cocoon of their money, fancy degrees, and self-righteousness.

We dig further into the cultural conversation around parenting, courtesy of masses of feedback from our listeners on last week's ep and a thoughtful piece on same-sex parenting. Also today: Taffy Brodesser-Akner's short story, Dolly's favourite new dating columnist, a novel that delves into the foibles as much as the grand themes of old age, and why people are happier by the sea. 

The Black Lives Matter movement is pushing a false narrative about race in America and driving the country apart in the process. For this podcast, Lisa offers a choice: We can either accept BLM's lies and bow down to our new woke overlords, or we can push back and stand tall for the truth — and for our country. You know which one Lisa's choosing — the same option as her guest this week, Jason Whitlock. Whitlock is one of America's most prominent sports writers and television personalities.

After 20 seasons, multiple marriages, babies and scandals, Keeping Up With the Kardashians is finally coming to a close. The E! reality series is leaving behind quite a legacy (or wreckage) in its wake. It's the end of a reality-TV era, but whatever your tolerance for the brand, the Kardashians won't be disappearing from American culture any time soon.

When it comes to building strong bones, you shouldn’t just stick to the dairy aisle—but many people are starting to skip it all together, with a demonic narrative evolving around milk in recent years. So which should we believe? To find out, Jen travels to the hills of Mongolia to learn all about lactase and breaks down the basics of what makes bones weak, and where to find the key ingredient to make them stronger (spoiler: it’s not in your grocery cart).

There are always two big questions as we approach the Oscars: Who will win, and who should win. We're diving into both, so you can win your Oscar pool and see some fine movies at the same time.

A Quiet Place told the story of a world overrun by monsters who kill anything that makes a sound. Starring Emily Blunt and the film's director John Krasinski, it was a blockbuster in 2018. Now, after a long delay, A Quiet Place Part II is finally hitting theaters, and picking up where the last movie left off.