In this episode, Alex walks listeners through the outlines of the Trump-brokered peace framework for Israel — an exchange requiring Hamas to turn over the roughly 48 remaining hostages, Israel to release certain Palestinian prisoners, a partial disarmament of Hamas, an eventual Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, and a multinational reconstruction effort (with Marlow warning to watch how much U.S. funding is committed).

Alex then pivots to the Washington standoff: the government shutdown, the House-Senate appropriations process and a seven-week funding extension to November 21 that Republicans negotiated, and Republican Whip Tom Emmer’s argument that Democrats (led by Chuck Schumer) are catering to their left flank by pushing measures such as taxpayer-funded health care for undocumented immigrants — costs Alex says are mounting (he cites roughly $400 million per day).

Shifting to law-and-order and media coverage, he highlights violent clashes in Chicago between protesters and DHS/ICE, reads alarming private messages from Virginia Democratic candidate Jay Jones that fantasize about political violence, and recounts Jones’s reckless-driving incident (reported top speed cited) and community-service controversy. He criticizes light media coverage of those stories, flags the reduced sentence given to the would-be Kavanaugh assassin amid a transgender-identity claim, and mentions a South Carolina judge’s house fire as an item of concern. Cultural notes include a jab at Bad Bunny and the Super Bowl halftime choice.

The episode concludes with Marlow bringing on Rep. Tom Emmer for a deeper dive into the shutdown and appropriations fight.

In this episode, Alex&nbsp;walks listeners through the outlines of the Trump-brokered peace framework for Israel &mdash; an exchange requiring Hamas to turn over the roughly 48 remaining hostages, Israel to release certain Palestinian prisoners, a partial disarmament of Hamas, an eventual Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, and a multinational reconstruction effort (with Marlow warning to watch how much U.S. funding is committed).
Alex then pivots to the Washington standoff: the government shutdown, the House-Senate appropriations process and a seven-week funding extension to November 21 that Republicans negotiated, and Republican Whip Tom Emmer&rsquo;s argument that Democrats (led by Chuck Schumer) are catering to their left flank by pushing measures such as taxpayer-funded health care for undocumented immigrants &mdash; costs Alex says are mounting (he cites roughly $400 million per day).
Shifting to law-and-order and media coverage, he highlights violent clashes in Chicago between protesters and DHS/ICE, reads alarming private messages from Virginia Democratic candidate Jay Jones that fantasize about political violence, and recounts Jones&rsquo;s reckless-driving incident (reported top speed cited) and community-service controversy. He criticizes light media coverage of those stories, flags the reduced sentence given to the would-be Kavanaugh assassin amid a transgender-identity claim, and mentions a South Carolina judge&rsquo;s house fire as an item of concern. Cultural notes include a jab at Bad Bunny and the Super Bowl halftime choice.
The episode concludes with Marlow bringing on Rep. Tom Emmer for a deeper dive into the shutdown and appropriations fight.

From the mind of Breitbart News Editor in Chief and New York Times bestselling author, Alex Marlow, a cutting-edge daily news broadcast focusing on America-first politics, culture, and values. 

Marlow brings deep research, prescient analysis, and world-class guests to this fast-paced, hard-hitting, informative, and entertaining show. 

From the mind of Breitbart News Editor in Chief and New York Times bestselling author, Alex Marlow, a cutting-edge daily news broadcast focusing on America-first politics, culture, and values. 
Marlow brings deep research, prescient analysis, and world-class guests to this fast-paced, hard-hitting, informative, and entertaining show.

The Alex Marlow Show

From the mind of Breitbart News Editor in Chief and New York Times bestselling author, Alex Marlow, a cutting-edge daily news broadcast focusing on America-first politics, culture, and values. 

Marlow brings deep research, prescient analysis, and world-class guests to this fast-paced, hard-hitting, informative, and entertaining show.

From the mind of Breitbart News Editor in Chief and New York Times bestselling author, Alex Marlow, a cutting-edge daily news broadcast focusing on America-first politics, culture, and values. 
Marlow brings deep research, prescient analysis, and world-class guests to this fast-paced, hard-hitting, informative, and entertaining show.

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