In this episode of the Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor is joined by Sara Broadwater and Kyle Olson, the team discusses Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff. The conversation focuses on allegations against Emhoff, including misogyny, inappropriate workplace behavior, and personal scandals.

In this episode, Tudor speaks with Matt Lennon, a caterer who has been actively involved in disaster relief efforts in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene.

In this episode, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose discusses various aspects of election integrity, including the importance of public confidence in elections, crisis management during natural disasters, and the challenges of non-citizen voting.

In this episode, Tudor welcomes Rob Finnerty from Newsmax, who discusses his transition to the 8 PM ET slot with his new show. They delve into the recent debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz.

Tudor, Kyle, and Sara provide a detailed analysis of the Vice Presidential debate. They discuss the performance of the candidates, the role of the moderators, and the overall dynamics of the debate.

In this episode, Tudor speaks with Gordon Chang about the various threats posed by China, including the influence of communist ideology on American society, the dangers of Chinese manufacturing practices, and the implications of U.S.-China relations.

In this episode, Tudor interviews Hung Cao, a retired Navy captain and Senate candidate from Virginia. Hung shares his inspiring journey as a refugee who came to America, his military service, and his motivations for running for office.

In this episode, Tudor & the team discuss the controversial Gotion battery factory project in Michigan. She raises concerns about environmental risks and the lack of transparency surrounding the factory's operations

In this episode, Tudor speaks with Rob Burgess, the executive director of Americans for Pharma Reform, about the pressing issues surrounding Big Pharma and the need for reform.

In this episode, Tudor discusses the controversial topic of gender transition, particularly focusing on the surgeries performed on minors. Joined by Brian Burch from Catholic Vote, they explore the implications of these medical decisions, the financial motivations behind them, and the ethical concerns surrounding the treatment of children.

This episode highlights the legal implications surrounding high-profile cases like that of Sean Combs, the importance of awareness and vigilance in preventing trafficking, and the role families play in both perpetuating and combating this crisis.

In this episode, Dr. Marty Makary discusses the alarming state of children's health, particularly the rise in obesity and chronic diseases. He emphasizes the role of diet, the impact of antibiotics on gut health, and the overuse of C-sections.

In this episode, Tudor, Kyle, and Sara discuss Kamala Harris's recent appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) event. They critique Harris's evasive responses to questions about her policies and past actions, contrasting her treatment by the media with that of former President Donald Trump.

In this episode, Tudor and Ned Ryun discuss the themes of his book, 'American Leviathan,' which critiques the growth of the administrative state and its impact on American governance.

In this episode of the Tudor Dixon Podcast, Corey Lewandowski discusses the recent presidential debate, highlighting media bias, the treatment of Kamala Harris, and the lack of accountability for leadership failures.

n this episode, Tudor, Sara, and Kyle, discuss the national security implications of the Gotion battery factory, which has ties to the Chinese Communist Party.

In this episode, we discuss the debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, critiquing the moderators' lack of accountability for Harris and the debate's focus on hot-button issues.

In this episode, Tom Jordan, a Michigan-based talk show host, joins Tudor to discuss media bias and suppression of free speech.

In this episode, Tudor interviews Bill McGinley, former White House cabinet secretary under President Trump and outside counsel to the RNC, about the influence of dark money in Democratic campaigns, the weaponization of nonpartisan positions, and the partisan behavior of secretaries of state. They also emphasize the importance of citizen involvement in the electoral process and the need for fair, transparent, and secure elections.

Governor Kevin Stitt discusses the importance of business experience in politics and the dangers of relying on government solutions. He emphasizes the need for free enterprise and innovation to drive economic growth and solve housing issues.

In this episode, Tudor, along with Kyle Olson and Sara Broadwater, discuss the recent school shooting in Georgia. Tudor expresses her shock and concern as a parent, emphasizing the emotional toll on families and the need for deeper conversations about school safety, mental health, and gun access for minors.

In this conversation, Tudor and Hogan Gidley discuss the optics of Kamala Harris campaigning with Joe Biden, the failures of the Biden administration's foreign policy, and the lack of transparency and accountability in addressing American hostages.

In this episode, Tudor interviews Bill McGinley, former White House cabinet secretary under President Trump and outside counsel to the RNC, about the behind-the-scenes workings of politics and the Democratic Party's strategies.

In this conversation, Tudor interviews Tim Murtaugh, a Trump 2024 campaign senior advisor, about Kamala Harris and her changing positions on key issues.

In this episode of the Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor, Kyle, & Sara examine Kamala Harris's shifting stance on electric vehicle mandates amid her presidential campaign.