After Party with Emily Jashinsky

“After Party” celebrates its 100th episode as Emily Jashinsky welcomes fan favorites, Rachel Bovard, Vice President at the Conservative Partnership Institute, and Inez Stepman, legal analyst at Independent Women, for a discussion on politics, culture, and friendship. The ladies begin with newly resurfaced comments from Texas Democrat James Talarico who suggested a self-described “TransQueer, Latinx” activist theologian is a major source of inspiration for his worldview. Then the conversation turns to former Vice President Kamala Harris and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s latest attacks on the Electoral College. The gals also react to Joy Reid, who suggested that many Black Americans are not excited about the 4th of July, and she claims it’s the celebration of slaveholders. They also examine a high-profile Chicago cross-burning case that isn’t at all what it seemed, plus the ladies explore the reported censorship of Armie Hammer’s new thriller, “Citizen Vigilante.” Emily rounds out the show with Rosie O'Donnell’s wild claim that she believes Kamala Harris actually won the 2024 election and Emily explains why that should be problematic for Jimmy Kimmel as O’Donnell prepares to guest host his show, and more… USAFacts: Demand government accountability by signing the open letter for reliable public data at https://USAFacts.org/supportdata Beam: Visit https://shopbeam.com/AFTERPARTY and use code AFTERPARTY to get our exclusive discount of up to 40% off. Cozy Earth: Visit https://www.CozyEarth.com & Use code EMILY for up to 20% off

Emily Jashinsky is joined by Megyn Kelly, host of “The Megyn Kelly Show,” to discuss the Trump administration’s new Iran agreement, the backlash surrounding Vice President JD Vance, and divisions within the conservative movement. Megyn then reveals if she would ever reconcile with people like Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin. They also react to Amanda Seyfried’s latest comments about Charlie Kirk, debate the dangers of political demonization, and examine new polling showing Americans’ trust in the media has reached historic lows. Then Emily responds to the controversy surrounding San Francisco Giants players who wrote Bible verses on Pride-themed team caps. Emily rounds out the show with Florida Senator Rick Scott’s effort to block Kanye West from performing in Tampa, arguing that while Kanye’s past antisemitic remarks were reprehensible, he has publicly apologized, and more… Unplugged: Switching is simple, Visit https://Unplugged.com/EMILY and order your UP phone today! Toups & Co: Ready to give Toups a try? Get 25% off your first order by going to https://toupsandco.com/afterparty , and use code AFTERPARTY for 25% off your first order. USAFacts: Demand government accountability by signing the open letter for reliable public data at https://USAFacts.org/supportdata

Emily Jashinsky opens the show with a look at David Letterman and Stephen Colbert’s sad sendoff for “The Late Show” and explains why they just don’t get what really went wrong. Then Emily is joined by Sam Brownback, author of the new book, “China's War on Faith.” He’s also a former U.S. Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom, and a former Senator and Governor from Kansas. They discuss the truth about China’s crackdown on faith, the surveillance-heavy system where churches are monitored, how this is really a broader ideological battle between communism and the West, plus President Trump’s recent trip to China. Next Emily brings in Geoffrey Cain, journalist, and author of the brand-new book, “Steve Jobs in Exile: The Untold Story of NeXT and the Remaking of an American Visionary.” Emily and Geoffrey discuss the inside story of Jobs’ exile years when he was pushed out of Apple, how his transformation came through repeat failures, his near-bankruptcy, and family life. They also discuss Harrison Ford’s recent commencement address and how one-time Boomer ‘rebels’ became part of the establishment. They round out the conversation with a discussion about China, media coverage of its authoritarianism and American supply chain dependence. Emily wraps up the show with some thoughts on Alex Cooper’s pregnancy announcement and why it cuts deep for so many women who don’t have the advantages Cooper has, and more… Unplugged: Switching is simple. Visit https://Unplugged.com/EMILY and order your UP phone today! PreBorn: Help save a baby go to https://PreBorn.com/Emily or call 855-601-2229. Toups & Co: Ready to give Toups a try? Get 25% off your first order by going to https://toupsandco.com/afterparty , and use code AFTERPARTY for 25% off your first order.

Emily Jashinsky opens the show with a deep dive into the Southern Poverty Law Center’s latest legal battle involving its questionable actions and how it’s far-left curriculum made its way into America’s schools. Then Emily is joined by Gad Saad, author of the brand-new book “Suicidal Empathy: Dying to Be Kind” and Scholar at the Declaration of Independence Center for the Study of American Freedom at the University of Mississippi. They discuss Ryan Holiday’s recent attacks on Ivanka Trump and Elon Musk, Gad’s new book and what he’s discovered about ‘suicidal empathy’ in academia, why leftists really push for ‘compassionate’ policies, and why Gad is such a strong defender of America. Then Emily is joined by Joe Weil, CEO of Unplugged, one of this show’s sponsors. Joe offers a rare glimpse at life inside Big Tech, sharing anecdotes about his time at Apple, what was really happening there during Covid, his concerns about President Trump’s talks with China, and what Americans don’t understand about the surveillance state. They also discuss Wednesday’s testimony from a CIA whistleblower about how Anthony Fauci may have influenced the CIA’s handling of the COVID lab leak theory, and more… Unplugged: Switching is simple, Visit https://Unplugged.com/EMILY and order your UP phone today! ZBiotics: Go to https://zbiotics.com/AFTERPARTY and use AFTERPARTY at checkout for 15% off any first time orders of ZBiotics probiotics. PreBorn: Help save a baby go to https://PreBorn.com/Emily or call 855-601-2229.