Emily Jashinsky

Emily Jashinsky, a D.C. correspondent for UnHerd, joins Anna Khachiyan and Dasha Nekrasova, co-hosts of the Red Scare podcast, to dive into the fallout from the botched release of the Epstein Files. They critique the lack of real revelations and discuss Andrew Tate's controversial return to the U.S. The trio also navigates the tense exchange between President Trump and Zelensky, the implications for peace in Ukraine, and the intriguing drama surrounding Elon Musk and his alleged baby's mom. Plus, they reflect on the complexities of identity politics in Hollywood.

Michael Shellenberger, commentator on elite networks; Emily Jashinsky, cultural/political commentator; Ryan Grim, investigative reporter; Jim Fitzgerald, former FBI agent and forensic linguist; Maureen O'Connell, 25-year FBI veteran; Will Geddes, security analyst. They probe the Epstein files' ties to elites, intelligence and blackmail questions. Then they dive into Nancy Guthrie leads: genetic genealogy, neighbor camera recovery, suspicious Google searches and investigative next steps.

Glenn Greenwald, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist known for his critical stance on media and politics, and Emily Jashinsky, a conservative commentator and podcast host, dive into pressing cultural and political issues. They discuss the divisive right, the nuanced Israel debate, and the significance of independent journalism in today's media landscape. Greenwald shares his experiences with threats during the Snowden revelations and reflects on the changing journalistic ethics post-2016. The trio also critiques identity politics and the decline of traditional cable news.

Emily Jashinsky, a political commentator, joins to dive into Trump's controversial demand for a Netanyahu pardon and the implications for Israeli politics. They discuss the Gaza ceasefire and the intense humanitarian crisis unfolding. The conversation also explores Peter Thiel's alarming connection between AI and the Antichrist, prompting a critique of his tech philosophies and the potential societal risks involved. Thiel's insights and the right-wing's fractured views on technology add depth to a compelling political discourse.

Emily Jashinsky, a conservative commentator and host of 'After Party,' explores the rising tensions in Iran and the risks of American intervention. She highlights media narratives and critiques Trump’s cautious approach. The discussion shifts to the troubling drop in CBS Evening News ratings and the troubling case of actor Timothy Busfield. Joined by Isabel Brown and Hayley Caronia, the trio tackles Gen Z men's dating anxieties and the absurdity of preferred pronouns in today's culture, providing sharp insights into woke campus behavior.

Emily Jashinsky, conservative journalist and host of After Party, offers brisk commentary on immigration enforcement and political messaging. The conversation centers on the killing of Alex Pretti, shifting Republican rhetoric on gun rights, and ICE tactics in blue cities. They also debate protest tactics, the politics behind enforcement choices, and how politics is shaping awards season expectations.

Emily Jashinsky, conservative commentator and After Party host, weighs in on Minnesota sanctuary politics and ICE conflicts. She dissects heated rhetoric likening opponents to Nazis and warns about dangerous commentary. They also call out celebrity hypocrisy, discuss Signal chat reporting tied to protests, and critique media attempts to humanize journalists.

Emily Jashinsky, a political commentator and host of "Undercurrents," joins Eliana Johnson, Editor of the Washington Free Beacon, to unpack the shocking $15 million defamation settlement between ABC News and Donald Trump. They discuss the implications for media accountability and the potential rise of similar lawsuits. The conversation also touches on CNN's backtrack over a controversial report on a Syrian prisoner and the curious case of unidentified drones appearing on the East Coast, raising eyebrows about government transparency and public trust.

Emily Jashinsky, a journalist and host of the 'After Party' podcast, joins to discuss a tragic weekend marked by violence. They dissect the mishandling of a person of interest in the Brown University shooting and criticize the mayor's downplayed public safety risk. The conversation shifts to the heartbreaking murder of acclaimed director Rob Reiner and the arrest of his son, Nick, exploring his struggles with addiction and family dynamics. They also address a recent terror attack in Australia, raising questions about gun control and radicalization.

Emily Jashinsky, Editor and host of 'After Party,' joins for a lively discussion on media scandals. She shares eye-popping insights from Olivia Nuzzi's memoir, particularly her texting relationship with RFK Jr. The duo also examines JD Vance's defense of Tucker Carlson's son against smear campaigns. Jashinsky highlights the cancel culture after Dasha Nekrasova's controversial interview. The conversation touches on the implications of platforming provocative figures and the challenges facing today's young men in the dating scene.