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The episode covers various topics including Iran releasing Americans to house arrest, Biden's pressure on Saudis and subpoenas, concerns about Biden and corruption, controversy surrounding Clarence Thomas, investigation into the Capitol riot and Trump's tweets, debates, investigations, and COVID-19 origins, COVID-19 origins and racial incidents, and investigation into a racial incident and immigration.
This episode covers a range of topics including the suspension of a prosecutor in Florida, financial losses faced by Disney Plus, inflation concerns, allegations of corruption involving Hunter Biden and Joe Biden, Barack Obama's influence on politics and institutions, current events and cultural trends, and the decline of art and pop culture.
This episode covers a range of economic topics including American credit card debt, Bidenomics, government subsidies, economic challenges, ESG initiatives, political strategies, Joe Biden's failures, abortion rights, practical steps, gender and sexuality, and Wayne Brady's journey as a pansexual. It also explores philosophical concepts related to quality and the gap between science and values.
The episode covers the press conference held by families of service members killed in the Kabul Airport terrorist attack, their criticisms of Joe Biden's Afghanistan policy, and the media's lack of coverage. It also discusses negative interactions between Biden and Gold Star family members, controversies surrounding media coverage and Biden's false statements, controversies surrounding Biden's actions during the evacuation, the success and controversies of the evacuation, Jordan Peterson's views on free speech, legal troubles for Trump and attacks on DeSantis, criticism of Megan Rapinoe and the US Women's Soccer Team, and controversies surrounding the team's actions and beliefs.
The episode covers various topics including the economy, Ukraine, Joe Biden's administration, Trump's legal troubles, election discussion, DeSantis' campaign, racism, anti-Semitism, cultural issues, and women's soccer. It explores the vulnerabilities in Joe Biden's poll numbers, the misalignment of incentives between Zelensky and Russia complicating negotiations for a deal, and the unpredictability in America's foreign policy. The episode also discusses Trump's focus on his legal troubles and his campaign strategy contrasting his presidency with Joe Biden's performance. It highlights concerns about media bias, racial double standards, and accusations of anti-Semitism. Additionally, it touches on gender differences in athletics and the fight for gender equality in women's soccer.
This episode features Trent Horney, an apologist for Catholic answers, discussing his tactics in debating the abortion issue. He highlights the importance of understanding opponents' arguments and challenges Destiny's pro-choice stance. The conversation covers topics such as consciousness, bodily autonomy, and the source of morality.
The episode explores Donald Trump's support base, the driving force behind history, the concept of the Forgotten Man, the values cleavage in American society, the role of meritocracy, 'limousine liberals' and values traders, and the legal case against Donald Trump.
Former President Trump is expected to appear in person for his arraignment in federal court in Washington DC. The indictment against Trump charges crimes that are not actual crimes, such as fraud against the government of the United States. Trump did not fulfill the elements of incitement on January 6th, which is required by American law to charge someone with incitement. Trump's activities during January 6th were egregious, but they are not considered a crime. If convicted on all counts, Trump could face up to 641 years in prison, although this is unlikely given judges' wide latitude in sentencing and the lack of mandatory minimum sentences for the charges he faces. Sending Trump to prison could raise unprecedented practical and legal issues if he becomes the Republican candidate for president again. There is a possibility that Trump could be campaigning from prison next year, which would create high drama and an unusual presidential debate scenario. The indictment against Trump should not go forward as it lacks merit and justice. Prosecutors want to force a trial within 60-90 days, which raises questions about fairness and timing before the election cycle begins. Democrats want the election cycle to focus on January 6th and Trump's legal activities, while comparing it to historical events like September 11th, which is seen as an exaggeration.
Special counsel, Jack Smith, files a federal indictment against Donald Trump for multiple crimes related to the 2020 election and January 6th. The indictment accuses Trump of trying to subvert the will of American voters and cling to power after losing the election. The charges are seen as weak and politically motivated, stretching the definition of crimes. Proving beyond a reasonable doubt that Trump knowingly made false claims of election fraud will be difficult for the prosecution. The indictment invites a re-litigation of the 2020 election in a criminal court, which is unprecedented.
The latest episode of Daily Wire Backstage covers top stories in politics, pop culture, legal cases against Trump, Hunter Biden's case, UFO sightings, analysis of 'Barbie' movie and feminism, gender criticism, Hunter Biden's business dealings and election impact, discussion on slavery and political attacks, analysis of DeSantis' campaign and Trump's popularity, strategies for DeSantis' campaign and Trump's influence, censorship and the importance of free speech.