In this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor breaks down the latest World Economic Forum meeting and the growing shift in global politics driven by President Trump’s America First message. She challenges elite energy and climate narratives, arguing for a realistic, pro-growth approach to American energy independence. Tudor also explores how artificial intelligence could reshape future industries—and why globalism is failing everyday citizens. Tudor turns to Gavin Newsom’s controversial appearance at Davos, where he attacked Trump while ignoring California’s mounting crises.

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On this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor dives into a jaw-dropping account of a covert U.S. military operation in Venezuela that led to the removal of Nicolás Maduro — including eyewitness detail of drones, helicopters, and experimental disabling technology. David Rutherford, former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor, breaks down the cutting-edge strategies and technologies that could have been used in the mission, from drone swarms and EMP-style systems to specialized weapons that neutralize defenses.

They then explore the geopolitical fallout of the operation, including shifting influence of China and Russia in Latin America, growing criminal networks, and an alarming rise in human trafficking tied to broader instability.

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In this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor Dixon breaks down President Trump’s recent visit to Michigan and the major economic news the media glossed over. With 5,000 new manufacturing jobs announced and strong support from autoworkers—especially in the auto industry—Tudor explains why Trump’s message resonates so deeply with working Michiganders.

Joined by The Midwestener's Kyle Olson, the conversation also tackles the media firestorm over a heckler exchange, questioning why corporate outlets focused on theatrics instead of the real economic wins. Tudor and Kyle explore how this pattern of coverage distorts public perception and shields Democrats from accountability.

The discussion expands to immigration, public safety, and law enforcement, including the backlash Border Patrol agents faced after confronting gang members in Portland. Tudor critiques sanctuary city rhetoric and argues that Democrats are increasingly defending criminals while undermining those tasked with keeping communities safe.

The episode wraps up with a look at Michigan’s political future, spotlighting U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin and what her actions signal for upcoming elections.

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In this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor takes a hard look at fraud, waste, and abuse in government—and why the Trump administration’s push for transparency continues to rattle the political establishment. From Elon Musk’s role in demanding accountability to the backlash from entrenched interests, Tudor breaks down how powerful figures are challenging a broken system.

The conversation then zeroes in on Michigan’s election integrity crisis, where troubling voting trends since 2018 have raised red flags. Tudor is joined by Macomb County Clerk Tony Forlini, who reveals shocking findings about non-citizens appearing in jury pools and voter rolls, and what that means for the integrity of local and national elections. Forlini outlines the urgent need for reforms, including a national citizenship verification database, to ensure only eligible voters cast ballots.

As the episode wraps, Tudor issues a call to action for listeners to get involved in critical local races, emphasizing how down-ballot elections shape the future of Michigan and the country. If you care about election security, voter fraud prevention, and restoring trust in democracy, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

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In this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Ali Shaa'ban—an Arab Muslim living in Israel—offers a firsthand perspective on daily life inside the Jewish state, challenging widespread narratives about discrimination, apartheid, and violence. Ali explains how Arabs and Jews coexist in Israel, shares how the October 7 terrorist attacks changed life on the ground, and discusses the realities of Sharia law versus Western freedoms. He also addresses the dangers of a victim mentality, the role of media misinformation, and why understanding the truth about Israel is essential to achieving peace. Ali encourages listeners to visit Israel themselves to see the reality beyond the headlines.

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In this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor is joined by Jorge Jraissati, Venezuelan native and president of the Economic Inclusion Group, to break down the stunning capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and what it means for the future of the region. They examine Venezuela’s economic collapse, the consequences of socialist government policies, and the devastating decline of the oil industry. The conversation also explores China’s growing influence in Latin America, the geopolitical stakes for the United States, and why strong U.S. foreign policy is critical to regional stability. Jorge shares his vision for rebuilding Venezuela, the obstacles ahead, and why economic freedom is key to restoring prosperity.

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In this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor and Kyle Olson examine the tragic Minnesota incident in which a mother was shot by ICE agents, unpacking the rising tensions surrounding immigration enforcement and law enforcement operations. The discussion explores how political rhetoric and misleading narratives can fuel radicalization, escalate confrontations, and distort public understanding of complex immigration issues. Tudor and Kyle also address the psychological toll on individuals drawn into activism and warn against the political exploitation of personal tragedies, calling for a more nuanced and responsible national conversation on immigration policy.

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In this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor sits down with Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of California and the stakes of the 2026 governor’s race.

Hilton shares his personal story, including his family’s escape from communism, and explains how those experiences shaped his belief in legal immigration, freedom, and core American values. He delivers a sharp critique of California’s one-party rule, pointing to government fraud, fiscal mismanagement, failed environmental policies, and a worsening housing crisis as evidence that the state’s leadership has lost touch with everyday Californians.

As he campaigns for governor, Hilton outlines his commitment to exposing corruption, restoring accountability, and reviving California’s economic and cultural strength. This episode explores what’s gone wrong in the Golden State—and what it would take to make California work again.

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