Josh opens the show by discussing the future of the conservative movement and where the Right goes from here as it confronts bad actors within its own ranks. He explains why the debate on the Right must move in a more constructive direction if the movement hopes to remain strong in the years ahead.

Josh is joined by Henry Olsen, Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, to discuss the conservative movement with and without Donald Trump, and what the future of the Republican Party looks like after a Trump presidency.

Josh also reacts to the horrific stabbing in Manhattan on Thursday, arguing that enough is enough when it comes to anti-Semitic violence. He explains why these attacks must be condemned unequivocally and why inflammatory rhetoric from New York City's leadership risks fueling even more violence.

Rafael Mangual of the Manhattan Institute joins the show to discuss New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, his approach to crime and criminal justice reform, and what his policies could mean for public safety in the city.