US Politics and Elections
About this podcast
This episode of the 'Brian Kilmeade Show' delves into the current landscape of US politics, focusing on the potential rise of Mamdani within the Democrat party. Host Brian Kilmeade, along with featured guests Bret Baier, Mollie Hemingway, Carley Shimkus, Ashton Bingham, and Art Kulik, dissect pressing issues including the New York City mayoral debate, a New Jersey gubernatorial race, the US government shutdown, and US-Russia relations. The panel offers insightful commentary and analysis on key political figures, election dynamics, and the broader implications for the American political future.
podcaster host & Guests
Brian Kilmeade
Media Host Political Commentator
Bret Baier
News Anchor Political Journalist
Mollie Hemingway
Political Commentator Journalist
Carley Shimkus
Journalist Tv Host
Ashton Bingham
Public Figure Co-Host
Art Kulik
Public Figure Investigator
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