Isaac Newman wanted to stop his school from indoctrinating its students rather than educating them. His union, however, fully backed the DEI policies imposed by the school district. When a union board position opened up, Newman tried to run for it -- only to be told the position was reserved for non-white candidates. Now Newman is suing the union, and speaks to us about that fight and what DEI is doing to education.

Have we turned a corner in the hours since an assassin nearly killed Donald Trump? Tammy Bruce, author of the upcoming book Fear Itself, previews her warning about a "fear industrial complex" attempting to panic the American electorate into a Leftist authoritarianism. We discuss the example set by Trump, the pandemic as a laboratory experiment, and all the ways in which the Left is trying to panic us into submission.

It had been a momentous 48 hours in politics, and a close brush with a potentially destabilizing assassination. Andrew Malcolm and I discuss the events in Butler County and Donald Trump's instincts to get up and fight. Did that inform his choice of running mate? We also talk about JD Vance, and preview the GOP convention.

Why has Hunter Biden begun participating in policy meetings in the White House? Andrew Malcolm and I discuss the implications of having a convicted felon in the Oval Office -- an issue raised by Biden against Donald Trump. Biden insists he's not withdrawing, and we discuss next steps on all sides. And did a 1993 Hollywood film predict our current predicament?

We could say we told you so, but we know one thing -- the media didn't. Andrew Malcolm and I discuss the shocking way in which the media has conspired with Democrats to gaslight the American electorate. What comes next for Biden? Can Democrats pull a switcheroo?

How will Donald Trump choose his running mate? Andrew Malcolm and I game out the Veepstakes for the GOP, as well as the timing of the decision. We also discuss the Washington Post's woes, where no one seems to know exactly how to climb out of the hole from their collapse. Andrew and I also briefly tackle the White House trial balloon on a deal with Hamas.

Is the WaPo about to shift direction? Veteran newspaperman Andrew Malcolm discusses the ouster of Sally Buzbee, and reflects on the desperation of the capital's primary newspaper. Will hiring new executives from two conservative newspapers  change the WaPo's woke direction, and/or stem the bleeding? Plus we'll look at the ways in which Joe Biden bungled the Donald Trump verdict, and what may come next for both nominees.

Why did Joe Biden send Robert DeNiro to Donald Trump's trial? The move backfired in more ways than one, and Andrew Malcolm discusses the media reaction. I review the closing arguments from the defense, and we both relate it to mob movies. Plus, we discuss Richard Dreyfuss and the lost art of engagement, and talk about the latest of Andrew's 'Memories' essays at RedState!

Andrew Malcolm discusses the latest entry in his Memories series, about his lifelong habit of sending messages in a bottle -- and how it connects him to his father. We also talk about the potential debate trap for Donald Trump, and the far more dangerous debate trap for Joe Biden. Michael Cohen wrapped up his disastrous turn as Alvin Bragg's star witness, and I discuss how it reminds me of the latest episode of "The Jinx 2."

If a CUNY caves in a New York City borough, does the American media hear it? Law professor Jeffrey Lax says that the cancellation of two Hillel events have nothing to do with "safety concerns," but are surrenders to "anti-American" activists on campus, These protests are professionally organized by Marxists, including faculty members, and Jews are only their first target. Even if the American media refuse to wake up, Professor Lax says, the American people need to awaken to the threat.