Dylan Hunt

As 2023 comes to a close and we prepare for what is sure to be a consequential 2024, Bret looks back at his top five interviews of the past year. 

Sean and Rachel are joined by their daughter and writer at The Federalist, Evita Duffy-Alfonso as they answer questions on what the Duffy house looks like during Christmas.

Dana Perino joins as she reveals her top books of the year, and explains how she manages to read dozens of books while maintaining a hectic work schedule. 

Sean and Rachel are joined by their daughter Evita as they discuss why they believe their parenting style creates better mental environments and share tips on how to become a conservative parent.

Bret sits down with the President of the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank Austan Goolsbee as they discuss the state of the economy and President Biden's messaging on inflation. 

The Founder and General Manager of The Points Guy travel website Brian Kelly joins to discuss the best ways to consolidate debt, maximize bonus points on credit card purchases, and how to convert those points into free travel. 

Author and Journalist Steve Miller exposes how the Democratic Party uses non-profits to encourage voters to get to the polls, and why Republicans have failed to use these tactics.

Jessica Tarlov, Matthew Continetti, and Chad Pergram join as they lay out the negotiation process over the border crisis, the prospect of further Ukraine funding, and the Biden Administration's messaging on foreign relations. 

Sean and Rachel weigh in on First Lady Jill Biden's White House Christmas video and compare it to one of former First Lady Melania Trump's, and share their thoughts on the testimony of prominent college presidents on the rise of antisemitism on campuses.

British Journalist Omid Scobie joins as he discusses his new book Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy's Fight for Survival, and why he feels the success of King Charles will be the most important factor for the future of the British Monarchy.

Sean and Rachel look at polling numbers, and weigh in on why they believe it is time for everyone not named Donald Trump to drop out and place support behind the former President.

Bret sits down with family members of Israeli-American hostages as they share their relatives' stories, and their hope for a safe return home.

Author and former Indiana State Congresswoman Christy Stutzman shares her new book The Spiritual Cost Of Political Silence, and why she believes the religious population of the nation needs to speak out against Marxist ideology. 

Marine Corps and Navy Veteran Montel Williams is changing the lives of veterans with his show Military Makeovers With Montel, where he aims to create accessible living spaces for injured veterans. 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy sits down with Bret to discuss the counteroffensive against Russia, the need for more aid to the nation, and addresses concerns over the future of Ukrainian democracy amid the crisis. 

Martha is joined by historian and author Gareth Russell as he discusses his new book, The Palace: From The Tudors To The Windsors, 500 Years Of History At Hampton Court, and details the royal families that occupied the palace since its inception in the 1500s.

Sean and Rachel are joined by their daughter and writer at The Federalist Evita Duffy-Alfonso as they weigh in on Taylor Swift's political influence, how her music impacts young women, and who they would pick for Person of the Year.

Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) and Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) join to discuss their thoughts on the testimony from college presidents, what Congress can do to address antisemitism, and the future of Israel's ground war in Gaza.

Farmer, lecturer, and author Joel Salatin discusses the recent boom in people leaving cities to live on homesteads, and what people can do if they are interested in farming. 

Actor Jonathan Roumie joins as he discusses his career in acting, going from taking odd jobs to pay the bills, to portraying Jesus Christ on the hit TV series The Chosen.