The Dan Bongino Show SPECIAL: Young MAGA Won The Culture War - Nightly Scroll with Hayley Caronia
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Oct 11, 2025 
Mary Margaret Olohan, a White House correspondent for the Daily Wire, and CJ Pearson, host of the Family Matters podcast, discuss the new dynamics of youth engagement and the conservative movement. They analyze the impact of Trump’s crime policies on safety perceptions in D.C. and delve into how memes are shaping political discourse. The conversation also addresses the left's rhetoric potentially inciting violence and strategies for conservatives to connect with younger voters authentically in a digital landscape. Tune in for a lively take on culture and politics!
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Science Claims Often Politicized
- Guests criticized the left's claim that 'rejecting science is unpatriotic', calling it selective and ideological.
- They argued science has been politicized and certain findings are embraced or ignored based on ideology, not consistency.
Climate No Longer Top Voter Priority
- Mary Margaret says climate change activism faded as a top voter concern in the recent election compared to abortion, economy, immigration, and gender issues.
- She suggests Democrats pursuing that messaging risk appearing out of touch with mainstream voter priorities.
Rhetoric Linked To Real Violence
- Guests argued political violence and rhetoric disproportionately comes from left-aligned actors and online radical communities.
- They cited multiple attacks and assassination attempts allegedly motivated by leftist rhetoric as evidence of a pattern.