Vice President JD Vance claims that the months-long war in Iran is not actually a "war." This comes as the conflict has caused the price of diesel to hit an all-time high. Meanwhile, Republican Senator Thom Tillis is calling on Trump to fire Defense Secretary Hegseth. Former National Security Advisor and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton joins Peter Alexander to share his analysis.
On this episode of "On Balance," Leland Vittert discusses how the war in Iran will decide the midterm elections amid tough economic conditions at home. Ambassador John Bolton weighs in. Meanwhile, is today’s March on Washington a preview of the 2028 ticket? Evan Barker and Ashley Davis assess the political implications. Later, taking stock of America’s military readiness, as Vladimir Putin amps up threats towards allies. General Philip Breedlove (Ret.) and Brigadier General John Teichert examine the threat. Also, Flock cameras continue to enrage Americans. Emma Camp breaks down the growing backlash. Plus, taking a closer look at the landmark Meta settlement. Tennessee AG Jonathan Skrmetti offers his analysis. This episode originally…
John Bolton, a former national security adviser to President Donald Trump, joins NewsNation to discuss President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.
Sen. Ted Cruz joins Greta Van Susteren for a revealing conversation about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, the increasingly bitter battle over judicial confirmations, the stakes of the midterm elections — and Cruz’s own presidential ambitions. Cruz takes Greta through the remarkable story of Clarence Thomas, from an impoverished childhood in rural Georgia and years studying for the priesthood to his days as an angry left-wing radical and eventual transformation into one of America’s most influential conservative legal thinkers. He also shares stories from Thomas’s years at Yale Law School, including his unlikely friendship with John Bolton, and explains the powerful influence Thomas’s grandfather had on his belief in…
On this special two-hour edition of "On Balance," Leland Vittert examines President Donald Trump's trip to South Carolina to campaign for Darline Graham and what it says about the political landscape ahead of the midterms. With both Trump and Vice President JD Vance campaigning in unexpected places, Lauren Wright and former Rep. Charlie Dent discuss what it means for both parties. Plus, the latest on Iran. What began as a war of missiles and bombs is increasingly becoming a battle of dollars and rials. Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton assesses the shifting dynamics. Later, are Americans putting too much faith in election polling? Scott Tranter and Allan Lichtman break down the numbers and what they may reveal about…
President Trump has threatened to unleash an “economic D-Day” on Iran with more sanctions. John Bolton, a national security advisor in the first Trump administration, joins “On Balance” to speculate whether the White House can finally crack the regime with economic measures. “We’ll see on Monday what they are,” he said. “If we had stricter sanctions, we should have put them in place about 10 years ago.” #World #Iran #Politics "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.
Former National Security Advisor and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton joins Peter Alexander to discuss President Trump’s relationship with North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un.
Former National Security Advisor and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton joins Peter Alexander to discuss President Trump's handling of the Iran war, Trump’s relationship with North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un and disturbing reports about the conditions on the USS Lincoln.
On this episode of "On Balance," Leland Vittert discusses how the people most upset right now are the GOP. They wanted to run against Francesca Hong in Wisconsin but also make her a national figure. Where do Democrats go from here? Kristin Davison and Corbin Trent weigh in. Meanwhile, polling problems. How did they get this so wrong? Polls and betting markets had Hong winning. Liberty Vittert Capito and Geoffrey Skelley break down what happened. Later, we've got to get elections right. Both sides are failing America, but both sides have a vested interest in not fixing the problem. Ambassador John Bolton examines the issue. Also, drone alert! The future of warfare is here now. Ned Price assesses the threat. Plus, there seems to be a…
It took many scandals, but finally the Democrats have found their red line with Graham Platner. With his withdrawal from the Maine Senate race, Batya breaks down how and why the left forgave the Nazi tattoo, but not the falling behind in the polls with former pollster Mark Penn. He also weighs in on what the Platner mess means for the party's future. Batya explores whether "Free Palestine" has become the Dems' new "Defund the Police" as socialist candidates like Abul El-Sayed surge in Michigan. Also, former UN Ambassador John Bolton addresses the renewed escalation with Iran, and if he thinks the President can finally put an end to the war, or will he be hamstrung by the looming midterm elections. And lastly, what does the escalation mean…
