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What does the future of the Republican Party look like? At the RNC, I sat down with three young conservative voices to discuss what Gen Z really wants from its leaders heading into the midterms and 2028. From immigration and affordability to faith, the pro-life movement, and the legacy of Charlie Kirk, one thing is clear: the next generation is tired of weak messaging and watered-down policies. Young conservatives are ready for leaders who will stand firm, speak the truth, and finally go on offense.
Michael Knowles is joined by Kai Schwemmer, Shabbos Kestenbaum, and Edgy Jake Munro for a heated debate over the rise of the so-called "Woke Right." Is it a real movement or just a political label? The panel clashes over the biggest threats facing the West, conspiracy theories spreading among the young Right, antisemitism, identity politics, and where the conservative movement goes from here. Watch the full debate and let us know who made the strongest case in the comments.
Is America still a Christian nation—or has America abandoned the faith that helped shape it? Joshua Hames, aka Reformation Red Pill, joins The Isabel Brown Show to discuss Christian nationalism, the separation of church and state, Gen Z’s return to faith, and why young men are increasingly drawn to historic Christianity over modern evangelical culture. They also tackle Christianity’s role in politics, the failures of modern conservatism, and what a Christian revival could mean for America.