Just Ask the Question Podcast Brian Karem

In this episode, Brian and the guys discuss various topics including the upcoming presidential debates, the new axis of evil (Russia, China, Iran, North Korea), and Steve Bannon going to prison. They analyze the potential impact of the debates on the election, the challenges faced by the moderators, and the foreign policy implications of the new axis of evil. They also speculate on the consequences of Bannon's imprisonment and his potential return to Trump's inner circle. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the potential access that Steve Bannon, who was recently convicted and sentenced to prison, will have to a public voice while in prison. They also talk about the Supreme Court's recent decisions on bump stocks and disarming domestic abusers. They then shift the conversation to the upcoming presidential debate and the impact of climate change on the polls. The hosts also pay tribute to Willie Mays and Donald Sutherland, discussing their contributions and legacies.

In this conversation, Brian Karem interviews Greg Olear, author and political writer, about his newest book, Politics. They discuss various topics including Greg's previous book, Father Mucker, the content of his new book, Rough Beast, and the potential consequences of a Trump re-election. They also touch on the importance of humor in dealing with the current political climate and the dangers of Project 2025 from the Heritage Foundation. The conversation covers topics such as the influence of conservative Catholics and evangelical Christians in the United States, the role of religion in politics, the impact of the Supreme Court, the division in American politics, and the communication challenges of the Biden administration.

In this episode, our hosts discuss various topics including the G7 summit, Donald Trump's return to Capitol Hill, the Supreme Court's ruling on bump stocks, and the contempt vote against Merrick Garland. They highlight key moments such as Biden's comments on China's involvement in Ukraine, the normalization of Trump by Republicans, and the implications of the Supreme Court's decision on bump stocks. They also touch on the significance of the contempt vote and the potential consequences for Garland. Overall, the conversation revolves around international relations, domestic politics, and the rule of law. In this part of the conversation, the topics discussed include the power of the presidency, the erosion of the three branches of government, the potential impact of policy on taxes, the role of the media in focusing on gaffes instead of policy, the Hunter Biden conviction and its implications, and the potential future leaders of the Republican and Democratic parties.

This episode of Just Ask the Press discusses the contrasting weeks of Donald Trump and Joe Biden, the legal cases involving Donald Trump and Hunter Biden, and the potential expansion of presidential powers by Trump. The hosts analyze Biden's speeches on the D-Day anniversary and his message of preserving democracy and resisting authoritarianism. They also discuss the Hunter Biden case and the parallels between the Trump and Biden cases. The conversation then shifts to the potential vice presidential picks for Trump and the implications of Trump's desire to expand presidential powers. The conversation covers various topics including the abuse of executive power, the clash between expanded executive powers and the power of the legislature, the potential impact of a second Trump presidency on the Supreme Court, and the urgency of addressing climate change. The hosts discuss the contrasting leadership styles of Dwight Eisenhower and Donald Trump, with Eisenhower taking personal responsibility for the success or failure of the Normandy invasion and Trump refusing to take responsibility for anything. The conversation ends with a discussion about the upcoming Father's Day and the White House congressional picnic.

The conversation covers the fallout from Donald Trump's 34 felony convictions, the potential impact on the presidential race, and Joe Biden's reaction. It also delves into the potential sentencing, the impact on the Republican Party, and Biden's reelection prospects. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including the Biden campaign, the Middle East conflict, space exploration, and the upcoming election. The hosts and guests provide insights into these subjects, offering perspectives on political strategy, international relations, and scientific advancements.

On this episode of Just Ask the Question the conversation covers a wide range of topics, including Tom Arnold's career in comedy and film, his experiences with addiction, his childhood trauma, and his journey to healing and self-discovery. It also delves into his family life, relationships, and the impact of his past on his present. The conversation is deeply personal and insightful, offering a candid look into Tom Arnold's life and the challenges he has faced. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including personal experiences, family relationships, politics, and comedy. Tom Arnold shares personal stories about his family, his relationship with his mother, and his journey towards forgiveness. He also discusses his involvement in politics, his interactions with Donald Trump, and the importance of humor in society.