The Jamie Weinstein Show

Joe Walsh is running for president. In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the former firebrand tea party Congressman talks about his incendiary past, why he is primary challenging Trump, whether he regrets not voting for Hillary in 2016, his Rand Paul-like foreign policy, his influences and much more.

Tim Alberta may have just penned the most important book of the Trump era. In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the Politico magazine correspondent and author of the new book "American Carnage" opens up about his new book, how Trump book over the GOP, his influences and much more. Show Roadmap

• What has surprised Alberta about the Trump era

• On his interactions with Trump

• Why Trump won the primary

• On how Trump took over the GOP

• On how Pence, Mulvaney, Cruz and others ultimately came around to supporting Trump

• On how the Freedom Caucus folded

• On the Conways and Schlapps

• On his career and influences

Mollie Hemingway is seen by many as among the most prominent conservative defenders of Donald Trump.

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, Hemingway discusses her new book on the Kavanaugh hearings "Justice on Trial," the rise of Trump, why she came around to supporting Trump, the state of the media and much more. Show Roadmap

• On what she's learned from her interactions with Trump

• On why she thinks Trump won the Republican primary

• On whether she thinks Trump's recent tweets about "the Squad" were racist

• Her thoughts on a Pizzagate conspiracist being named a Lincoln Fellow

• On why she thinks what she calls the "Russian Hoax" is a conspiracy theory worse than 9/11 Trutherism

• On the state of the media

• On whether it is fair to ask who funds the Federalist?

• On her new book "Justice on Trial"

• On her career, influences and friendship with Christopher Hitchens

George Will is the undisputed king of conservative commentary. In the latest episode of "The Jamie Weinstein Show," the Washington Post columnist opens up about his new book "The Conservative Sensibility," his atheism, the 2020 election, the role of human rights in U.S. foreign policy, his influences and so much more. Show Roadmap

• On his new book "The Conservative Sensibility"

• Will on majoring in religion -- and becoming an atheist

• Why America is a propositional nation

• On whether he could imagine any scenario where Trump is a successful president

• On whether Americans have a duty to vote

• On what was the last American war Will thought was wise

• On what role Will believes human rights should play in American foreign policy

• On who he sees as his successor

• On Matt Drudge, Sebastian Gorka, Roger Ailes and Tucker Carlson

• On his career and influences

Alexander Nazaryan believes his book on the Trump administration isn't like all the others.

In the latest episode of "The Jamie Weinstein Show," the author of the new book "The Best People" opens up on Trump's presidency, the media's coverage of Trump, his new book and much more.

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What's surprised Nazaryan about Trump's presidency

Why Nazaryan thinks Trump won

Why Nazaryan agrees with conservative criticism that the media is liberally biased

What makes Nazaryan's book different than the other books on the Trump administration

What Nazaryan learned about Trump's decision making process

On whether those who cooperated with Nazaryan get better treatment than those who didn't in his book

On the revelations in Nazaryan's new book

Nazaryan defends certain quotes in his book

On his career and influences

Darren Beattie is no stranger to controversy. In the latest "The Jamie Weinstein Show," the former White House speechwriter who was fired for giving a speech at a conference with nefarious connections opens up about why he thinks he got a raw deal, why he became the first non-tenured professor to endorse Trump, his influences and much more. Show Roadmap

• On growing up in Palau

• On his PhD thesis

• On why he endorsed Trump and how he came to work for the administration

• Beattie defends speaking at the HL Menken Club conference

• On why he thinks Trump won the GOP primary

• On foreign policy, immigration and more

• On the Russian investigation

• On his influences

• On working for Matt Gaetz

If you are a regular listener of The Jamie Weinstein Show, you know who Matt Lewis is.

In his third appearance on the podcast, Lewis opens up about the 2020 presidential race, discusses whether he could vote for Trump or any of the Democratic presidential contenders and takes a slew of questions submitted on Twitter.

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• On the state of Trump's presidency
• On the state of NeverTrump
• Will Trump get a primary challenge -- perhaps even from Ann Coulter?
• What he makes of the Democratic Field: Joe Biden, Beto, Kamala Harris, Mayor Pete, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren
• Could Matt vote for any of the Democratic candidates -- could he vote for Trump in 2020?
• Why does everyone hate Howard Schultz?
• Could a big name Democratic candidate we are not talking about still jump in the race?
• Twitter Qs from regular listeners of the show
• A unique set of closing questions

Few reporters for left-of-center publications cover the right-of-center as well as Jane Coaston.

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the Senior Politics Reporter for VOX opens up on the rise of Trump, state of the conservative movement, 2020, what it was like to be a liberal editing the conservative newspaper in college and much more.

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• On how Trump is doing 2 years in
• On why Trump won
• On what it was like to edit a conservative paper in college as a liberal
• On the state of the NeverTrump movement
• On whether she still thinks you should punch Nazis
• On the state of the media
• On 2020
• Twitter Qs
• Closing Questions

Bret Stephens has opinions.

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein, the conservative New York Times columnist discusses the rise of Trump, how Trump might be the more appealing candidate in 2020, why he doesn't regret supporting the Iraq War, why he left the Wall Street Journal and much more.

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• On how Trump is doing 2 years in
• On the time Bret Stephens met Trump
• On whether Stephens could imagine Trump being the better option in 2020
• On the state of the media and whether NeverTrumpers are overrepresented
• On whether he believes the Iraq War was a mistake
• On Benjamin Netanyahu's legacy
• On MBS and how the U.S. should have responded to the murder of Jamal Khashoggi
• On Matt Drudge, Sean Hannity and Victor Davis Hanson
• On his career and why he left the Wall Street Journal
• On his influences

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the longtime progressive political commentator opens up about Trump, the politics of the Green New Deal, his friends in cable news, 2020 and so much more.

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• Press on what's surprised him about the Trump presidency

• Press on the one time he met Donald Trump

• On what explains Trump's rise
• What three policies Press would institute if he were king for a day
• Is the Green New Deal a political loser for Democrats?
• On 2020 -- and why he isn't ready yet to support Bernie again
• On Jim Traficant, Tom Steyer, Roger Ailes, Matt Drudge, Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Rudy Giuliani and Dick Morris
• On his career and influences