Washington is beginning to realize that each of America’s safety threats are all one case
About this episode
The episode discusses the interconnectedness of America's national security threats and features various guests providing insights on social media's role in elections, immigration policy, and public trust in media.
On this episode of Fox Across America, guest host Paul Mauro looks at how each of the U.S.’s national security threats are connected. Sonny Nelson, former White House Director of Media Affairs explains why Republican leaders need to utilize social media in the midterms. Elections Correspondent at The Federalist Brianna Lyman talks about why there isn’t room for compromise in the illegal immigration discussion. Fox News Contributor Josh Ritter shares how many dollars Utah taxpayers could end up paying for the lawyer to defend Charlie Kirk’s alleged murderer. Media Research Center TV Host Justine Brooke Murray takes a look at how the public is assessing their trust in media companies. Former Secret Service special agent Richard Staropoli provides his insight into the turmoil within the Secret Service. AND Director of Research and Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute Judge Glock comments on how Mamdani’s rent freezes are set to impact New York landlords [00:00:00] Paul Mauro opening monologue [00:19:23] Sonny Joy Nelson on social media’s role in elections [00:37:45] Brianna Lyman about immigration policy [00:50:55] Josh Ritter discusses the Charlie Kirk case [00:56:33] Justine…
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