The Tudor Dixon Podcast

Is the Democratic Party being taken over by socialists? Tudor Dixon sits down with lifelong Democrat and former House Judiciary Committee chief counsel Julian Epstein for a revealing conversation about the Democrats' election victories, the rise of the socialist left, and the growing divide between traditional Democrats and progressive activists.
Epstein explains why he believes Republicans lost the election because of President Trump's messaging failures rather than unpopular policies. They examine the impeachment push against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the Iran war, immigration enforcement, anti-Israel rhetoric, and the growing influence of far-left activists within the Democratic Party.
Plus, Tudor and Julian discuss the affordability crisis, skyrocketing housing costs, the American Dream, and why Republicans must deliver a stronger economic message to win back voters. Can moderate Democrats reclaim their party, or is the socialist left becoming its dominant force?
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How did Israel pull off one of the most extraordinary intelligence operations in modern history—and why was the Biden administration kept in the dark?
Tudor Dixon sits down with filmmaker Justin Folk and Israeli soldier and associate producer Rotem Avny to discuss the explosive documentary Paging Hezbollah, which reveals the extraordinary Mossad operation that turned Hezbollah's own pagers into weapons.
The conversation explores the horrors of Hamas' October 7 attacks, Iran's terrorist proxies, the influence of Qasem Soleimani and Hassan Nasrallah, and the secret intelligence operation that helped reshape the Middle East.
Justin and Rotem reveal behind-the-scenes details of the operation, including the female Mossad operatives who helped orchestrate it, Israel's strategy for dismantling Hezbollah, and why Israeli leaders reportedly refused to share their plans with the Biden administration.
Plus, Tudor reflects on her recent visit to Israel, the resilience of families living near the Lebanese border, and why the filmmakers believe Israel's fight against terrorism has profound implications for America and Western civilization.
Learn more about Paging Hezbollah at PagingHezbollah.com.
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Is Senator Elissa Slotkin sending a warning to young conservatives who want to serve in government?
Tudor Dixon sits down with University of Chicago student journalist Michael Bicksel, who captured Slotkin's controversial campus remarks and is now calling for a Senate Ethics Committee investigation.
They discuss Slotkin's comments, concerns about political retaliation and lawfare, campus hostility toward conservative students, and the fallout from Democrats' sweeping 2026 midterm election victories.
Plus, why did Republicans lose ground with young voters? Tudor and Michael examine the rising cost of living, the Iran war, social media influence, candidate authenticity, and the growing appeal of politicians like Zohran Mamdani.
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The 2026 midterm elections have delivered a brutal wake-up call for Republicans, and Tudor Dixon isn't holding back. From shocking Democratic victories in Texas and Ohio to razor-thin races in Michigan, Tudor breaks down what went wrong, why Republican candidates failed to connect with voters, and how abandoning the MAGA base may have cost the GOP critical elections.
Tudor examines the impact of soaring gas prices, inflation, war, ineffective campaign messaging, and controversial political strategies. She also takes aim at Republican leadership, questions the party's approach to independent voters, and raises concerns about third-party candidates and election tactics in Nebraska, Alaska, and Michigan.
Is this the beginning of a Republican collapse—or the wake-up call the GOP desperately needed? Tudor explains why she believes Republicans can rebuild, reconnect with their base, and emerge stronger heading into the next election cycle.
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A political earthquake rocks Michigan as Tudor Dixon reacts to Haley Stevens' stunning endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, exposing deep divisions within the Democratic Party over antisemitism, socialism, and the future of American politics.
Then, NRA Institute for Legislative Action Executive Director John Comerford joins Tudor to sound the alarm on Second Amendment rights ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. They discuss James Talarico's gun control proposals in Texas, the battle over gun rights in Michigan and Virginia, election controversies in Alaska, and why state and local races could reshape constitutional freedoms.
With Election Day approaching, Tudor examines the stakes for gun owners, religious liberty, and the direction of the Democratic Party.
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