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Spencer Pratt has officially advanced to a runoff against Karen Bass in one of the most surprising political stories of the year. After starting as a long-shot candidate, Pratt has surged by focusing on quality-of-life issues, public safety, homelessness, and city services while refusing to get distracted by partisan politics. Dana breaks down the results, why Pratt’s campaign is resonating with voters, and whether he has a real path to pulling off a historic upset in Los Angeles.
Dana breaks down the growing divide within the conservative movement as some online influencers embrace anti-Israel narratives, flirt with Russia apologism, and fuel new political fractures inside the MAGA coalition.
Dana Loesch sits down with Batya Ungar-Sargon to discuss the controversy surrounding Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, allegations surrounding his past behavior, and why Democrats continue to rally behind him despite mounting criticism.
A federal appeals court has ruled against parts of the Trump administration’s policy restricting transgender military service, arguing that the policy violates equal protection rights. Dana breaks down what the ruling actually does, who is affected, and why the existing restrictions on new transgender enlistees remain in place.
Dana examines the growing trend of political influencers romanticizing Russia as a model Christian nation while overlooking its communist history, religious persecution, and propaganda efforts, and explains why those narratives could create problems for Republicans ahead of the midterms.
Nancy Mace is lashing out after President Trump endorsed South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pam Evette instead of her in the race for governor. Mace claims her questions about the Epstein files played a role, but critics argue the real issue is electability.
A man is arrested for threats to kill Erika Kirk ahead of a Turning Point USA event in San Antonio. Candace Owens is exposed for traveling to Russia to meet with the Kremlin and Putin to be used as a tool for multipolarity.
Dana Loesch reacts to the newly announced lineup for the “Freedom 250” festival in Washington, DC including multiple artists either dropping out or claiming they are not participating.