The 360 View

Civil war in the Republican party

While Donald Trump was a political newcomer eight years ago, he has since completely recreated the Republican party in his image. It is no secret there is a split in the party. Never Trumpers and America First are now butting heads from the primaries to the House floor. Trump may be the presumptive Republican nominee but former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley continues to be a thorn in Trump’s side as she is still polling double digits in primaries even after dropping out of the race one day after Super Tuesday. Though Ronna McDaniel has stepped down from her post as Chair of the Republican National Committee, it seems she didn’t go willingly. There was already discontentment with how Republicans fared in the 2022 midterms and special elections, with McDaniel’s leadership of the party one focus of blame. On this edition of 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes and her panel (Woodrow Johnson, GOP Strategist and CEO of Revere Strategies; Angela Wong, Co-host of The Final Countdown; Ed Martin – President, Phyllis Schlafly Eagles) discuss the stakes of this civil war on the American right.

The P. Diddy files

Department of Homeland Security personnel raided the residences of rap mogul Sean Combs (aka P. Diddy) amid a plethora of allegations of sex trafficking and other offenses. The raids came as the producer faces a mounting list of civil lawsuits that allege abuse and sexual assault by multiple victims spanning over 30 years. Combs has denied all the allegations. On this episode of The 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes and her panel (media analyst Lionel, New Journey PAC CEO Autry J. Pruitt, and journalist and radio host Jamarl Thomas) get into a fiery discussion about whether women are to be believed and the connections between P. Diddy and Jeffrey Epstein.

After office: How are the Clintons still screwing the world?

The Clintons have been accused of many things, but going quietly into the night is not one of them. Bill Clinton is still very much involved behind the scenes in the political world, attending high-priced fundraisers for President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign and having private conversations with the Pope. After tuning out from the world for a year, Hillary Clinton has now reemerged ready to comment on just about everything. On this episode of 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes and a panel of experts (Andrew Langer, radio and podcast host, director of the Center for Regulatory Freedom at the CPAC Foundation; John Jackson, former chairman, Dekalb Democratic Party) discuss how the Clintons are still screwing the world.

Media bias & the death of journalism

NBC has hired and fired former Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel. ‘Meet the Press’ host Chuck Todd had a meltdown on air, saying NBC owes an apology for hiring McDaniel, questioning her credibility. But NBC also hired Jen Psaki, a former White House press secretary under Joe Biden, without all the pomp and circumstance about her arrival. She was welcomed with open arms. On this edition of The 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes asks her guests, former CNN pundit Rick Sanchez and political commentator Steve Malzberg, why the media is not even trying to hide their bias anymore, and if true journalism is dead.

After office: What are the Obamas doing since leaving the White House?

Barack Obama has been influencing politics and tussling in world affairs since his departure from the White House. He’s giving President Joe Biden a helping hand, supporting him at campaign events. But Obama’s surprise appearance at Downing Street to meet UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is sparking questions about motive and whether Biden is involved. Plus, politics isn’t the only place you’ll find the Obamas. Barack and Michelle secured a deal with Netflix to produce a series and movies for the streaming service. On this episode of 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes and her panel (Steve Malzberg, political commentator; Chris Widener, founder of the Red Referral Network; Desi K Robinson, health professor and doula) try to uncover the Obama agenda.

Banning Tiktok: Free speech no more?

Politicians from both sides of the aisle have finally found legislation they can agree on, but is it really a good thing if they are unified in taking away or limiting Americans’ access to information? On this edition of 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes and a panel of experts (Angela McCardle, chair of the Libertarian National Committee; Larry Ward, president of Political Media Inc; James Rehwald, political commentator and comedian) look at the House vote to ban TikTok and discuss whether it’s really a Trojan horse being used by Congress to destroy the right to free speech.