Terry Schilling

Terry Schilling, leader of the American Principles Project and advocate for parental rights, dives into the political upheaval surrounding recent protests at ICE facilities. He highlights the arrest of a Democrat mayor and critiques the media's portrayal of confrontations with law enforcement. The discussion touches on the challenges facing the Democratic Party, including the impact of identity politics and the urgent need for a strategic pivot. Schilling also addresses explosive comments about Trump's potential actions regarding habeas corpus, raising alarms about constitutional implications.

Terry Schilling, president of American Principles Project and family-issues activist. He dives into claims that jailers used a fake body to mislead reporters about Epstein. They debate how AI and misdated press materials fuel conspiracies. Conversation also covers controversial names in politics and how feminism and wokeness are reshaping workplace dynamics.

Brian T. Kennedy, conservative national security and election integrity advocate concerned about foreign components in voting machines. Terry Schilling, pro-family policy leader focused on parental rights and opposing transgender policies in schools. They debate transgender policy impacts on families and schools, the Supreme Court ruling on parental notification, and claims about foreign vulnerabilities in electronic voting systems.

Brian Kennedy, conservative commentator focused on culture and national security; Terry Schilling, advocate for family policy and activist against transgender procedures for minors; Peter Navarro, economist and former White House trade adviser on tariffs and industrial policy. They react to a major presidential address. Topics include economic and trade policy, institutional conflict, transgender policy actions, and the speech’s patriotic symbolism.

Terry Schilling, a political analyst and president of the American Principles Project, dives into the heated New York City mayoral race led by Zohran Mamdani. He critiques Mamdani's socialist approach, insisting it's a risky experiment for the city. Schilling warns that such policies could ultimately backfire on Democrats statewide. The discussion also reveals how proposals for subsidized grocery stores might lead to shortages, and suggests that addressing housing issues requires a supply-side strategy. It's a lively debate on the future of NYC politics!