Kat Abughazaleh

Liz Plank, feminist journalist and author who studies masculinity, and Kat Abughazaleh, reporter and IL-9 congressional candidate who investigates the far right, unpack the Manosphere. They map its online hubs, leaders, symbols, and recruitment tactics. They trace political ties, algorithmic radicalization, subgroup differences, and the real-world harms linked to this movement.

Scott Horton, Libertarian Institute director and critic of intervention, and Kat Abu-Ghazaleh, Illinois congressional candidate and foreign policy commentator. They spar over risks of war with Iran, media pro-war narratives, NATO and regional blowback. Kat outlines humane foreign policy, conditional aid for Ukraine and Taiwan, and public diplomacy as an alternative to intervention.

Candace Owens, host of The Candace Owens Show and known for her conservative views, discusses the defamation lawsuit filed by the Macrons regarding her comments on Brigitte's gender identity. The conversation dives into the implications of media accountability and the complexities of identity. Joining her are James Carville, a legendary Democrat strategist, and Kat Abughazaleh, a new wave Congressman candidate, who explore the current struggles of the Democratic Party, their lack of leadership, and strategies for reconnecting with voters in future elections.

Kat Abughazaleh, a progressive activist and congressional candidate for Illinois' 9th District, passionately discusses her grassroots campaign aimed at challenging corporate influence in politics. She shares her motivations to fight for housing, Medicare-for-all, and AI regulation. Kat candidly reveals her experiences with ICE protests, media scrutiny, and online abuse. She emphasizes the importance of direct action and holding elected officials accountable while addressing the need for solidarity between marginalized communities. Expect insights on the challenges of running as a working-class candidate!

Vinny Oshana, an outspoken patriot from the PBD podcast, joins forces with TikToker and congressional candidate Kat Abughazaleh, criminal defense attorney Stacy Schneider, and producer Choke No Joke for a spirited discussion. They delve into Trump's early presidency victories and complex immigration policies while reflecting on media accountability. The conversation addresses the nuances of women's rights in sports, controversial celebrity allegations, and the dynamics of age-gap relationships, sparking engaging debates across the spectrum.

Kat Abughazaleh, a former Media Matters reporter and political commentator running for Congress in Illinois's 9th District, shares her bold stance against authoritarianism and her grassroots campaign. She discusses her indictment for protesting ICE, shedding light on the fear and tactics employed during Operation Midway Blitz in Chicago. Kat highlights the importance of collective action, mutual aid, and her plans for universal healthcare and housing. With insights from her experience covering right-wing media, she emphasizes the need for accountability and reform in Congress.

Kat Abughazaleh, a dynamic video creator known as Kat Abu, explores the right-wing's attempts to undermine Kamala Harris, comparing her treatment to that of Hillary Clinton. Ezra Klein, a prominent podcast host and New York Times columnist, reflects on Biden's decision to exit the race, highlighting his early calls for this shift. The conversation dives into the media's role in shaping perceptions of female candidates and the implications of political evolution within the Democratic Party amid these dynamics.

Kat Abughazaleh, a progressive congressional candidate from Illinois' 9th district, shares her journey from a Republican teen to a bold advocate for change. She discusses her innovative campaign strategies focused on mutual aid and community outreach, emphasizing the importance of engaging younger voters. Kat critiques Democratic leadership and highlights the challenges of political radicalization in Gen Z. The conversation also explores the need for accountability in Congress and the disconnect between older politicians and the issues affecting younger generations.

Kat Abughazaleh, journalist-turned-congressional candidate and mutual aid organizer, talks about running a grassroots campaign that nearly won and turning her campaign into Kapow, a mutual aid and support hub. She describes using Twitch for fundraising, battles with media and right-wing targeting, and a goofy indie game idea about keeping adopted cats indoors. The conversation also covers life after a close primary and sustaining local organizing.

Kat Abughazaleh, a Palestinian-American community organizer and former union rep running for Congress in Illinois' 9th, talks campaign chaos and late interventions. She describes AIPAC’s last-minute attacks and dark-money tactics. Conversation covers her activist roots, plans for constituent services, opposition to the war, and bold economic and reproductive justice priorities.