The Jamie Weinstein Show

Ayaan Hirsi Ali has never been afraid to speak her mind.

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the former Dutch politician and Hoover institution scholar opens up on Trump, explains how her views on Islam have changed, names her influences, and much more.

Show Roadmap – Ali on Trump's first year in office – Ali summarizes her harrowing life story – How and why Ali's views on Islam have changed over the last decade – Are Ali's suggestions for reforming Islam practical? – What Ali thinks of Prince Salman of Saudi Arabia – Ali on her new report, "The Challenge of Dawa"' – Ali on her fight against female genital mutilation – Once a Dutch politician, would Ali ever consider running for political office in America? – Ali on her influences

At just 54 years old, Niall Ferguson may well be the most famous history professor in the world today. In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the academic and prolific author talks about how the Trump administration is doing after a year in office, and discusses the state of the world, his influences and much more. Show Roadmap– Ferguson on what's surprised him about the Trump administration – How the Trump administration has done after a year in office – On why Trump won – On whether Ferguson's new book is really a case against populism – Ferguson gives his thoughts on world hotspots, from China to North Korea to Saudi Arabia – On his influences

A Marine who fought in World War II, a PhD economist, a successful businessman, and a Cabinet secretary four times over, George P. Shultz has lived an impressive life.

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, from the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, the 97-year-old former Secretary of State opens up on the prospects for peace on the Korean Peninsula, what made President Ronald Reagan a great leader, his career, and much more.

Show Roadmap– Shultz weighs the prospects for peace on the Korean peninsula – Shultz's thoughts on former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson – What Shultz makes of Prince Salman in Saudi Arabia – How the U.S. should handle Russia – What Shultz thinks are the greatest threats facing America – Is China destined to be an American adversary? – What made Ronald Reagan a great leader – Shultz provides career advice – What Nixon got right

Ben Smith is at the forefront of a media revolution.

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the editor-in-chief of BuzzFeed talks covering Trump, conservatives in media, publishing the Steele Dossier, and much more.

Show Roadmap – What New Yorkers think of Trump – How Smith thinks the media has covered Trump – Was Smith right to tell his staff it is ok to call Trump a "mendacious racist?" – Would mainstream publications benefit from having more conservatives amongst their ranks? – Smith defends publishing the Steele Dossier – On Jeff Zucker, Maggie Haberman and Matt Drudge – What Smith leaned from working as a reporter in Eastern Europe right before the 9/11attacks – On his influences

If you watch cable news, you know who Don Lemon is.

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the host of CNN Tonight talks covering and interviewing Trump, the state of cable news, why he doesn't find any conservative writers compelling, and much more.

Road Map

• Has Trump's first year surprised Lemon?
• What Lemon has gleaned from his interactions with Trump
• How covering Trump is different from covering other presidents
• Is cable news good for the country?
• On the Trump supporters he hosts on his show
• Why Lemon thinks Trump is a racist
• Is CNN to blame for Trump's election victory?
• Why Lemon doesn't find any conservative writers compelling

Ed Schultz has gone from a prominent liberal MSNBC commentator to a news anchor at a Russian state sponsored television network.

In the latest episode of the The Jamie Weinstein Show, the host of RT's News with Ed Schultz talks Trump, why his views of Trump and Putin have seemingly changed since he joined RT, and much more.

Show Roadmap

• What's surprised Schultz about President Trump's first year
• What Schultz thought when Trump first entered the Republican primary
• Who Schultz supported during the presidential election
• The difference between working at MSNBC and RT
• On why Schultz's view of Trump seemingly changed after joining RT
• On why Schultz's view of Putin seemingly changed after joining RT
• On his influences

John Gizzi is something like the dean of conservative White House correspondents.

For over 30 years, Gizzi has covered politics for conservative publications, first at Human Events and now at Newsmax.com. In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, Gizzi talks about how covering Trump is different than covering other presidents, what Republicans in Congress will do if Trump fires Mueller, why he thinks Marion Le Pen is A-OK, and much, much more. Show Roadmap

• What's surprised Gizzi about Trump's presidency
• On Roy Cohn's influence on Trump
• Why Trump won the Republican primary
• How covering Trump is different than covering other presidents
• Gizzi's thoughts on the Russia investigation — and what he thinks Republicans in Congress will do if Trump fires Mueller
• Why Gizzi thinks CPAC was right to invite Marion Le Pen
• On Bill Buckley, Steve Bannon, Matt Drudge and Ronald Reagan
• On his career and influences

For about four months, Ed Martin was the embattled voice of Trumpism on CNN.

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the confidante of the late Phyllis Schlafly talks the state of Trumpism, getting fired by CNN, why he supported Roy Moore, his time working for Pope John Paul II, and much more.

Show Roadmap– What has surprised him about Trump's presidency – On what his interactions with Trump have taught him – Why Martin thinks Trump won the GOP primary – On his time at CNN, his firing — and why he's sorry – Whether he has any concerns about Trump – Why Martin proudly stood by Roy Moore – On his time working for Pope John Paul II – On his career and influences

Neil Cavuto hosts more hours of TV than just about anybody in cable news.

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the host of two Fox News shows and a show on Fox Business, opens up about covering Donald Trump for over thirty years, his thoughts on the state of cable news, how he manages to host so much TV while battling multiple sclerosis, and much more.

Show Roadmap— What has surprised Cavuto about the Trump presidency? — Cavuto reflects on covering Trump for over three decades – and how he feels Trump has changed. — On which business people might run against Trump in 2020. — Why Cavuto doesn't have an interest in interviewing Trump. — On working at Fox News in the Age of Trump. — Cavuto reflects on the cable news landscape. — What three policies would he adopt if he was dictator for a day? — What interview Cavuto holds up as his most memorable. — On doing the news while battling cancer and multiple sclerosis. — On his influences.

Anthony Scaramucci has been many people's favorite character on The Donald Trump Show.

In the latest episode of The Jamie Weinstein Show, the man who served just 11 days in the White House opens up on his relationship with Trump, his enemies in Washington, his political history, his influences, and much, much more.

Show Roadmap– What has surprised Scaramucci about Trump's first year – On his relationship with Trump – On his political philosophy and the three policies he thinks would make America great again – On Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus – On whether he has been talking to Trump about returning to the administration – On the latest allegations of Trump infidelity – and he doesn't care – On Matt Drudge, Tucker Carlson, George W. Bush, Roger Ailes and Jared Kushner – Scaramucci defends the hedge fund industry – On his influences