“The Right Squad” breaks down how prominent Democrats, including Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, and Jamie Raskin, are aligning with the Democratic Socialists of America ahead of upcoming elections.
“The Right Squad” discussed the backlash against influencers for turning the U.S. Open into a social media circus, from disrupting matches to having credentials revoked at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
“The Right Squad” discussed a whistleblower’s claims that New York Attorney General Letitia James targeted political enemies and pursued President Donald Trump without legitimate cause.
As the transgender athlete debate heats up, “The Right Squad” discussed whether the WNBA is becoming more defined by political issues rather than basketball.
“The Right Squad” discussed backlash faced by the Girl Scouts of America over new religion-based medals and patches — including badges for learning the pillars of Islam, visiting mosques, celebrating Ramadan, and observing Hajj.
“The Right Squad” discussed the confrontation between Enes Kanter Freedom and WNBA star Natasha Cloud at a recent game and the ongoing debate surrounding transgender athletes in women’s sports.
From Secretary of State to flight attendant and White House chef, the internet’s favorite running joke about Marco Rubio’s endless job titles just gained another chapter. “The Right Squad” weighs in on social media calling for Rubio to step up as White House press secretary.
AI:Social media is currently obsessed with a recurring joke regarding Senator Marco Rubio's various roles, with many users suggesting he should next serve as White House Press Secretary. This follows a pattern of speculation surrounding his political trajectory and diverse legislative contributions.Open
“The Right Squad” examines the latest moves from high-profile Democrats — including Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris, and Chuck Schumer — as they rush to endorse far-left candidate Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Senate race.
“The Right Squad” discussed the launch of a new platform, created by a former congressional staffer, which allows staffers to anonymously rate members of Congress.