Bauer and Rose discuss media's role in political violence and foreign policy concerns

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In a recent podcast episode, Tom Rose and Gary Bauer discussed concerns surrounding violence against political figures, including former President Donald Trump. The hosts focused on the potential role of the media in influencing public sentiment, highlighting the narratives presented by outlets such as CNN, ABC, and The New York Times.

Rose and Bauer also explored the broader impact of rhetoric on American values and the political environment. They referenced historical examples of political tension, such as the Russian collusion investigation, and recent threats directed at Trump. The discussion included observations on how media coverage and political narratives may contribute to increased tensions.

Turning to international matters, the hosts addressed the Biden-Harris administration’s approach to the ongoing Ukraine conflict, expressing concerns about its effect on U.S. foreign policy. They discussed how this may influence America's standing with global powers such as China, Iran, and North Korea. The episode concluded with commentary on mass migration and its impact on U.S. cities, along with concerns about media coverage of these issues.