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Jillian Michaels joins The Chicks on the Right for a brutally honest conversation about the Republican Party's future, Donald Trump, the 2028 presidential election, and the growing political divide in America.After disappointing midterm election results for Republicans, Jillian explains why she believes the warning signs were there all along. From Latino voters and young conservatives to economic frustrations and immigration policy, she breaks down what she thinks went wrong for the GOP and why Republicans could face an uphill battle in 2028. But the conversation doesn't stop there!Jillian opens up about her frustrating debate with liberal commentator Adam Mockler, why she's reconsidering conversations with political opponents, and her thoughts on controversial figures including Nick Fuentes, Hasan Piker, Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, and Candace Owens.The Chicks and Jillian also discuss the next generation of conservative voters, California politics, the growing influence of political extremism, and what it will take for Republicans to win back Americans.Then things take a completely different turn! Jillian gets candid about plastic surgery, aging naturally, social media beauty standards, and the pressure young women face to change their appearances. She even shares which cosmetic procedures she's personally had done!Subscribe and stay tuned for new episodes every weekday!Follow us here for more daily clips, updates, and commentary:YoutubeFacebookInstagramTikTokXLocalsMore InfoWebsite

If you're old enough you may recall when the TV networks would do crossover episodes that combined two prime-time cop shows, such as New York's Cagney & Lacey teaming up with San Diego's Simon & Simon to solve a caper in Denver. Well this week the 3WHH has joined forces with the cast of the James Wilson Institute's "Natural Law Moment" podcast for our own version of a crossover.Lucretia wasn't able to join John and Steve in Washington DC this week as planned—not to worry anxious listeners; she hasn't been shipped off to a re-education camp by the new regime elected last week (not yet anyway)—so we were joined by the stalwarts of the James Wilson Institute, our old pal Hadley Arkes, and the JWI's co-director Gerry Bradley. Of course, this was all an elaborate ruse, as it was really a staged intervention to shake John Yoo of his intractable legal positivism. We recorded before a live audience, a side event from the annual lawyers convention of the Federalist Society this week. And even though we recorded in the morning with only coffee to affect our brains, you might well think we were into our second bottle of single malt from the fast-flying banter of the episode.

Welcome to Last Call, a look at the biggest stories Jim and Greg covered over the past week on the 3 Martini Lunch.This week, they discuss how the poor personal and professional decisions of Nvidia's Jensen Huang may have compromised U.S. national security, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro pushing a proven policy failure to improve the cost of living, New Jersey Dem Congressman-Elect Adam Hamawy refusing to call Iran an adversary, and D.C. Metro's ridiculous plan to raise revenue.First, they discuss the ouster of Jensen Huang as President & CEO of Nvidia. In addition to his reckless and stupid extra-marital affair with a suspect spy from the Chinese Communist Party, they they consider the national security impact from Huang's actions.Next, they shake their heads as Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro declares that he will pursue a significant hike in the state minimum wage once Democrats control both chambers of the legislature next year. Jim explains yet again why raising the minimum wage cannot make the cost of living easier and will almost certainly make things more expensive.Then, they shudder as Hamawy insists the U.S. is just as much to blame for the problems with Iran despite Iran waging war against us for 47 years. Jim unloads on Hamawy's pathetic talking points.Finally, they groan as the Washington-area public transportation system comes up withe the worst possible plan to raise more money because people just aren't paying fares on buses and trains.New episodes every weekday. 👉 Subscribe to the show so you never miss a moment.Follow us for more daily clips, updates, and commentary:FacebookInstagramYoutubeOther InfoWebsite

Recorded at the live Israel Hayom summit, Dan and Ark Media contributor Amit Segal unpack the big things happening in American politics–and how it all impacts the relationship with Israel. With the Democrats’ big win still getting sorted out, and Israelis in coalition-building mode, Dan and Amit predict major changes on the horizon for Jews in Israel and in the diaspora. They spoke on November 11th in New York City.Look at the ABC exit poll showing Democrat vs. Republican views on US support for Israel.https://abcnews.com/Elections/polls-2026-us-house-election-results-analysis Read Israel HaYom’s article about the event.https://www.israelhayom.com/2026/11/12/netanyahus-only-hope-is-to-wait-or-maneuver-until-his-rivals-collapse/

The great Andrew Klavan has a new novel out! Find Me Nowhere is the latest entry in his Cameron Winter series. He sits down with James, Charles and Steve to discuss his detective, the writing process, the blacklisting of conservatives in prestige art circles, and the foundations of great art. And since Andrew embodies indefatigable hopefulness, we dive into politics to confront the truth of the midterm massacre to kick off the right's comeback arc. Plus, Lileks, Hayward and Cooke question the economic judgment of the Maryland activist who killed a data center project and investors to build her a bouncy palace instead. (Click here to buy Andrew's novel!)Opening sound this week: The incoming House Republicans elect new leadership, and Clint Eastwood speaks the words of Andrew Klavan in True Crime (Warner Bros., 1999)Closing music: "Take You Higher" by Where's Lulu? via Motionarray