In politics, the best policy is usually to keep your enemies close - you often need your opponents in order to get things done afterall. But as the grifter class on the right sinks lower and lower, there's also a need to police your movement and ensure those representing it aren't doing more harm than good. 

Such is the case with Candace Owens, whose recent fall from grace has included some very inflammatory remarks about the holocaust. This week, Hannah digs into her history of flirting with anti-semites, and discusses the true impacts of her work.

Plus, Hannah gives a full breakdown on one of the most important policitical decisions of the past decade: the overturn of Chevron deference. As fake news flies about this SCOTUS deicision and its results, Hannah explains how this is actually a tremendous win for the American people.

Justin Timberlake is a grade A asshat and gets arrested for drinking and driving. Shocker. But should drinking and driving laws even be on the books? And, in a monumental week, Julian Assange is FINALLY FREE after 12 years of persecution by the US government for doing his job as a journalist and reporting our war crimes. Plus, a bad SCOTUS decision says the government can keep censoring you on social media. And, is the clean girl aesthetic a slippery slope to alt-right nationalism?

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The Southern Baptist convention took a massive vote against IVF this month and in response hypocritical Republican politicians are desperately trying to distance themselves. But can you believe "life begins at conception" and support most forms of IVF? I dig in.

Plus, I take JD Vance to task for a recent mornic immigration post, Cardi B weighs in on the draft, and Condoleezza Rice drops a massive mic on our education system. Lastly, TPUSA throws yet another cringe event.

It's *FINALLY* here - the video I've been promising you guys for months since my trip to the border. In February, I went down to McAllen, TX - one of the areas most central to the border crisis.

While there I got to meet with a former ICE Chief of 20 years, farmers, employers, Catholic NGOs, government officials, and yes, even some of the immigrants themselves.

Did my trip change my stance on immigration policy? Join me as I walk you through everything I learned!

*Side note: I know my audio is a little off in the first interview, please bear with me - I don't talk much during that segment!

BASEDPolitics has officially sued the US government and Biden Administration over the TikTok ban on free speech grounds. This week, Hannah breaks down the arguments in our lawsuit and explains why, based on the constitution, we're correct.

Plus, is corporate greed finally receding? Or is there actually a better, political reason prices are finally easing up a bit?

Brad Polumbo and Hannah Cox make a big announcement about the future of the BASED Politics podcast!

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott just pardoned Daniel Perry, a man who infamously killed a Black Lives Matter protester. Brad Polumbo and Hannah Cox break all this and much more down in this episode of the BASED Politics podcast.

Is Netflix going to LOSE the MASSIVE lawsuit it faces over its new "Baby Reindeer" series about an alleged stalker? And are the alleged stalker's interviews helping or hurting her cause? Brad Polumbo and Hannah Cox break it down in this episode of the BASEDPolitics podcast.

Then, they debunk a misleading new narrative about the rich paying less in taxes than the working class and react to a woman's viral TikTok about modern dating dynamics.

South Dakota governor Kristi Noem just self-imploded in the most bizarre way. Her new book brags about murdering puppies and goats (yes, really) and lies about meetings with Kim Jong Un. Watch as Hannah covers the controversy. Then, we discuss a new bill called KOSA that claims to protect kids online, but really is just Congress' latest attempt to seize control of the internet. And lastly, we look at the hilarious world of people advertising for nannies with no intention of paying them normal wages.