Just Ask the Question Podcast Brian Karem

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.

In this episode of Just Ask the Question, host Brian Karem and guests Michael Zeldin and John T. Bennett discuss various news topics, including Donald Trump getting booed at a libertarian convention, Jack Smith seeking a gag order after Trump claims the FBI wants to kill him, and the closing arguments in the Donald Trump Manhattan case. They also touch on Nikki Haley's support for Trump and Biden's appeal to her voters. They discuss the possibility of Nikki Haley being chosen as Donald Trump's running mate for the 2020 election. They also talk about the recent ban on abortion pills in Louisiana and the Supreme Court's decision on gerrymandering. The hosts express their gratitude to the military on Memorial Day and discuss the importance of not blaming the warriors for the wars they fight.

In this episode of Just Ask the Press, our hosts discuss various topics including Michael Cohen's testimony in the Donald Trump felony trial, the 2025 project, Joe Biden's campaign, and the future of the Republican Party. They analyze the impact of Cohen's testimony on the trial and the different interpretations of his credibility.
They also highlight the alarming policies outlined in the 2025 project, which include dismantling democratic institutions and concentrating power in the executive branch. The hosts express concern about the potential consequences of these policies. Additionally, they discuss Biden's efforts to rally support and address the challenges he faces in appealing to the black community and young voters. The conversation discusses the messaging problem of President Biden and the lack of a clear message in his speeches. It also touches on the international tensions and hotspots, the divisive political climate, and the passing of political analyst Alice Stewart. The hosts express the need for more civil discourse and finding common ground despite political differences.

On the latest JATQ, Jackie Marling discusses the art of comedy and the importance of ignoring criticism. He shares his experience of performing jokes for different audiences and emphasizes the timeless nature of humor. The conversation includes various jokes and anecdotes, showcasing Jackie's comedic style. He also mentions his documentary, Joke Man, available on Amazon Prime, and promotes his books and upcoming comedy shows.