Episode 4: ICE and Security in the US?

Episode 6: Society of Lies?

Is there any truth left in our society? This episode of The Right Take: Gen Z Politics dives into the current situations with ICE, Iran, and general political stability throughout the United States and the world. In this world, who and what can you really trust? Are you finding the truth? Or are you being influenced by the lies of the media?

Episode 5: Our Election Future...

The fight for Republican values is a long one... With discontent rising throughout America, Republican approval is sinking quick. This episode of The Right Take: Gen Z Politics delves into Republicans' chances in the 2026 midterm elections and the 2028 presidential election and on how Republicans need to better counteract the Democratic pressure. AMERICA WILL NOT BE DEFEATED!

Episode 4: ICE and Security in the US?

Tension has sparked in recent days over the capture of the leader of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, and the killing of an anti-ICE protestor in Minneapolis. This episode of The Right Take: Gen Z Politics discusses these events along with related events and connects it to overall questions and issues with national security. America must fight for the safety of its citizens and protect them from foreign militaries. NOTE: Before any person states this contradicts my previous episode: I advocated against wars that are NEVER-ENDING AND PRACTICALLY USELESS! Minimizing civilian damage and death in wars is HEAVILY important!

Episode 3: Cut Foreign Aid?

The growing expenses of aid to Ukraine and other nations is piling up on the taxpayers' dollars. What is the situation with these wars? Why is our own money going to fund foreign militaries? Is it ethical? Is it necessary? Episode 3 of The Right Take: Gen Z Politics dives into these very questions and gives reasons why foreign aid has an overall negative impact.

Episode 2: WHY WE LOST.

On November 4th, 2025, Republicans and Democrats headed to the polls in multiple states to cast their vote. However the elections seemed to heavily swing in favor of one party. The blue wave that struck America was a shock to many, especially on the Republican side. What happened? Why did this occur? UPDATE: In the episode, I stated that the "Chicago mayor race" had went well for Republicans. This was an error, as I meant to say the Minneapolis mayor race in Minnesota.