Note: Things got a little heatedonCNN Friday morning. Its been a long election year. Nevertheless and always a mensch, Jonah addresses the controversy related to Donald Trumps recent comments regarding Liz Cheney.Manic, spiritually exhausted, and sca

Jonah and Chris Stirewalt have been conscripted from their respective caves of sequestration and dragged into the American Enterprise Institute studio for one last round of 2024 election outcome punditry. Chris and Jonah cover the sorry state of polling p

If Jonah had it his way, The Fighting Uruk-hai would be playing softly in the background of this entire episode, but hes lost his privileges.If that doesnt give you an idea of what thisRemnantepisode entails, shame on youbut well give you a few h

Jonah has a gift for the masochists that punish themselves by running to the tune of his rants: a long, bingo-card friendly, esotericRuminant.First, Jonah forces everyone to listen to Tucker Carlsons creepy Daddy analogy before returning to the ole re

TeamRemnanthas a gift for ye loyal listeners: an entire episode where Donald Trump and Kamala Harris go unmentioned! (Almost...) Jonah is joined by Kenneth Pollack, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, to discuss the increasingly tenuous

Republicans are embracing protectionism and populism and Democrats have lost the white working class. Political scientist and professor Seth Masket joins Jonah to discuss his latest piece inThe Dispatchand get to the bottom of the changing constitutions

Jonah explores what a Kamala Harris presidency might look like, examines the potential worst-case scenario of either presidential candidate winning, and dives into whoThe Dispatchs content is designed to reach.The Agenda:Best- and worst-case scenarios

NOTE:This is only part of the full State of The Dispatch. To listen to the fullDispatch Livewith Jonah and Steve that aired on Tuesday,joinThe Dispatch and watchhere.There are many ways to celebrate birthdays. MTV hadMy Super Sweet 16,Jewish Ame

Three things in life are certain: death, taxes, and Donald Trumps love of tariffs. Jonah has braved the no-mans land that separates conservatives and libertarians to enlist Scott Lincicome, Vice President of the Cato Institute, to discuss his newest rep

Jonah remains in a similar mental state as fans of the New England Patriots, disaffected and disappointed by a once-successful dynasty that has been reduced to a trash-talking caricature of itself. Alas, the show must go on, so Jonah launches further into