The Tudor Dixon Podcast

Is religious freedom under attack in America? Tudor Dixon sits down with Karen Schneier Dresbach, Executive Vice President of the Appeal of Conscience Foundation, to confront the growing threats facing churches, synagogues, temples, and people of faith across the country.
From rising antisemitism and violence against houses of worship to the First Amendment and the fight to protect religious liberty, Dresbach explains why Americans of every faith must stand together. She also shares the powerful story behind Stand Up Sunday, a nationwide movement uniting millions against religious hatred, and discusses efforts to protect worshippers and educate the next generation.
Plus, Tudor reflects on her recent trip to Israel, a haunting warning from a Holocaust survivor, and why faith—not political division—could be the key to bringing America together.
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Are fears about artificial intelligence and massive data centers threatening Michigan's economic future? Tudor Dixon sits down with Mark Mills, Executive Director of the National Center for Energy Analytics and author of The Cloud Revolution, to challenge common concerns about AI data centers, including electricity costs, water consumption, environmental impact, and job creation.
Mills explains how data centers could transform struggling communities by generating property tax revenue, creating high-paying jobs, revitalizing abandoned industrial sites, and helping fund schools, roads, and local infrastructure. He also addresses the growing political backlash against data center construction, questions surrounding foreign influence in the AI race, and why he believes America cannot afford to fall behind in the next technological revolution.
Could Michigan be turning away one of its biggest economic opportunities? Tudor and Mark explore what's at stake for taxpayers, workers, and the future of American manufacturing.
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Could Rep. Ilhan Omar face denaturalization or even deportation? Former Department of Justice prosecutor Jim Trusty joins Tudor Dixon to examine allegations surrounding Omar's citizenship paperwork, questions about her family's immigration history, and the legal hurdles federal investigators would face in pursuing a case.
The conversation turns to Kimberly Guilfoyle and allegations involving a $100,000 credit card payment request, political connections, and potential ethics violations during her time as U.S. ambassador to Greece. Trusty explains how an inspector general investigation could unfold, what prosecutors would need to establish criminal wrongdoing, and why witness credibility could prove critical.
Tudor and Jim also examine Letitia James' potential role in the controversial Cornell Seven sexual assault case, raising questions about prosecutorial impartiality, conflicting evidence, and the importance of due process. They close with a discussion about parental rights, sex education, traditional values, and the direction of America's public schools.
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Fox News host and bestselling author Brian Kilmeade joins Tudor Dixon for a revealing conversation about the 2028 presidential election, Kamala Harris, JD Vance, the Democratic Party's embrace of socialism, and the future of American leadership.
Tudor opens the episode with a blistering critique of Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin, questioning her political ambitions and controversial comments about young Americans considering jobs in the Trump administration. She examines what she sees as an alarming effort to intimidate conservatives and the growing influence of progressive politics within the Democratic Party.
Then, Brian Kilmeade joins Tudor to discuss his book, Uniting the States: Six Crucial Moments That Forged the American Miracle, exploring the extraordinary decisions and courageous leaders who shaped the United States. From the Founding Fathers to today's political battles, Kilmeade explains what American history can teach us about the challenges facing the country.
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Is Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed facing questions the mainstream media refuses to fully investigate? Tudor Dixon welcomes Chuck Ross, senior investigative reporter for the Washington Free Beacon, for a revealing examination of El-Sayed's political history, alleged family connections to the Muslim Brotherhood, and controversial associations raising questions ahead of Michigan's critical Senate election.
Ross discusses his reporting on El-Sayed's signature on a 2012 letter supporting Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood-led government, statements attributed to family members, and the candidate's denials of family ties to the organization. Tudor and Chuck also examine El-Sayed's positions on Israel, Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah, his political relationships in Michigan's Dearborn community, and questions surrounding his response to the Temple Israel attack.
The conversation also explores the Michigan Senate showdown between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers, allegations of media double standards, and why Dixon and Ross believe voters deserve more detailed answers about candidates seeking access to sensitive national security information.
Are the mainstream media asking the tough questions, or are independent investigative journalists doing the work voters need before Election Day? Don't miss this edition of The Tudor Dixon Podcast.
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