Delano Squires

Josh Hammer, a conservative journalist and host of "America on Trial," Delano Squires, a research fellow at The Heritage Foundation, and Steve Ballmer, former Microsoft CEO and philanthropist, delve into pressing political narratives. They discuss the Democrats' struggles to connect with young Black men and why current strategies are falling flat. Hammer critiques the media's exaggerated fear-mongering around Trump, while Ballmer emphasizes the necessity for unbiased facts, addressing alarming economic data and rising fentanyl deaths. Their insights unravel complex political dynamics and the importance of clear communication.

Joining the discussion are Steve Deace, a bestselling author and host at Blaze TV, Delano Squires, a Heritage Foundation research fellow, and Joseph Massey, a poet who faced cancelation in the arts. They tackle the misleading media portrayal of a Maryland father linked to gang violence, the intersection of immigration and crime, and controversial gender identity legislation in Colorado. Massey shares his journey back to poetry and how political events reshaped his views on Trump. The conversation blends critical insights with personal resilience and the role of storytelling.

Delano Squires, a Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, brings his insights on pressing issues. He discusses the deployment of the National Guard in D.C. amid rising crime rates and critiques MSNBC's claim of no crime in affluent neighborhoods. The conversation touches on the alarming rise in youth unemployment driven by AI advancements and the need to adapt education and job training to this new reality. The podcast also uncovers questionable economic maneuvers involving Trump, NVIDIA, and their implications for the job market.

Delano Squires, a Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation and contributor to The Blaze, discusses the importance of manhood and family in today’s society. He addresses the challenges men face in education and work, emphasizing the need for strong male role models. Squires critiques modern narratives around masculinity and highlights the significance of traditional values and active community involvement. He also debunks myths about Black family dynamics and stresses the crucial role of family structure in children's well-being.

Delano Squires, Director at the DeVos Center for Life, Religion, and Family at The Heritage Foundation and family-policy author, lays out how Democrats shifted away from talking about marriage. He discusses Obama’s unique role, progressive critiques of pro-marriage rhetoric, cultural and legal shifts since the 1960s, the success sequence for avoiding poverty, and policy ideas to strengthen families.

Anthony Walker, minister who offers pastoral framing and a closing prayer; Virgil Walker, pastor giving theological perspective on power and moral accountability; Delano Squires, political commentator analyzing Jackson as a generational bridge. They discuss Jackson’s shift from ministry to politics, political power’s corrupting influence, moral compromises, and the complexity of his legacy.

Delano Squires, a conservative writer and commentator, faces off against Chad O. Jackson, a documentary filmmaker exploring Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy. They dive into the complexities of King's impact, debating whether he was ultimately a force for good or a proponent of harmful agendas. Topics include the role of federal power versus localism in addressing racial injustices, King's alleged Marxist influences, and the moral implications of his personal life. This spirited exchange challenges prevailing narratives and invites deep reflection on civil rights history.

Mike Rogers, former U.S. congressman and Senate candidate, dives into Minnesota's fraud investigation linked to potential terror organizations and discusses the significance of upcoming Senate races. Delano Squires emphasizes the need for a spiritual revival over political solutions, urging a return to faith and family values. Lance Wallnau shares insights on a potential Great Awakening among Gen Z and the importance of coordinated cultural engagement. Together, they explore the intersection of faith, politics, and national renewal.

Delano Squires, a commentator focused on conservative politics, shares insights on generational shifts and debates about Israel. Virgil Walker, a political strategist, discusses the importance of open dialogue within conservative circles. Shemeka Michelle emphasizes civility in cultural conversations, while Pastor Corey Brooks provides an update on his Walk Across America and highlights community challenges. The group dives into the Tucker Carlson and Charlie Kirk exchange, exploring tactics to engage younger voters on Israel and the necessity of conflict in honest debate.

Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, discusses the heartbreaking situation of a female boxer forced to quit after facing a biologically male competitor at the Olympics. The conversation critiques the implications of biological males in women’s sports and calls out the left's silence on these issues. Joining the discussion, Steve Deace and Delano Squires analyze Trump's controversial statements at a Black journalists' conference, touching on the complexities of identity politics, media biases, and the urgent need for support of women's rights in athletics.