The Ben Domenech Podcast

Ben unpacks the different motivations behind the attacks against Secretary Hegseth and explains the ways in which the second Trump administration will reshape America's approach to foreign policy.

With a looming government shutdown, Ben ponders how it could prove the validity of DOGE cuts and whether people will notice the shift in productivity, if there is any.

Ben reacts to President Trump's first address to the joint session of Congress, since his return to the White House.

Ben comments on how the press and Democrats have zeroed in on Elon Musk's actions at DOGE as a proxy to attack President Donald Trump.

Almost a full month into the second Trump administration, the pace has shocked the political world. Ben breaks down the firings and legislative agenda, from the flurry of executive orders to the Elon Musk-fueled disruption of government bureaucracy.

Why is USAID so controversial? Ben Domenech breaks down the complexities of the issue everyone now suddenly has an opinion on.

As media layoffs and organizational pivots begin following President Trump's return to the White House, Ben delivers a monologue going into detail on how this happened, and how it may shape the industry going forward.

The president is hitting the ground running. Ben gives his thoughts on a memorable inaugural weekend and highlights the remarkable odds President Trump overcame to return to the Oval Office.

Ben breaks down the confirmation hearing of Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth, and how he was able to survive major blows from the Democrats and the media.

Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) details the work that his committee has done to show how the Biden family profited off of their political power at the expense of the American taxpayer.

Life Editor of The Spectator World Ross Andersen weighs in on the most popular movies and television series from 2024.