Inside Sources

Start your news week with Boyd Matheson! Saul Elbein shares the crises facing American cities and what they can do to resolve it. See that social media regulation should start with its interface with Neta Alexander and More!

As we approach the end of this presidential election, we find ourselves at a crossroads where the choice of leadership will profoundly shape our collective future. True leadership, as we've come to understand, is not merely a set of actions but a fundamental aspect of one's character—a way of being that permeates every decision and interaction. The leaders we seek are those who embody their principles consistently, both in the public eye and behind closed doors, for leadership is an extension of their core values and not a mask worn for political gain.

With just 15 days remaining until the election, everyone is searching for clarity amidst the noise to where the candidates truly stand on the issues that matter most. In these final days of the campaign, we look to our potential leaders to step forward with vision, integrity, and concrete plans to address the challenges we face. Now, more than ever, is the time for candidates to demonstrate the leadership qualities that will guide our country through the complexities of the years ahead.

Round out your week of news with Boyd Matheson! Anthony Adragna joins Boyd to discuss the potential Israel-Hamas ceasefires talks that can occur now that Hamas’s leader is now confirmed to be dead. Lindsey Cormack shares how civic education can, and should, start in the home. Learn about how the findings of a bipartisan group counter the 2020 election fraud claims with Judge Thomas Griffith and More!

In our interconnected world, the foundations of trust can be subtly eroded by the smallest seeds of fear. As we navigate a sea of information, it becomes crucial to critically examine our sources and question the motivations behind the messages we receive. Unfortunately, our society often finds itself awash in a tide of fear-mongering, which can cloud judgment and hinder our ability to engage constructively with one another. By recognizing fear as a powerful deceiver that undermines trust, we can take the first step towards becoming more discerning, compassionate citizens and fostering a society built on understanding rather than apprehension.

The historic Al Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, a longstanding tradition in American politics, once again brought together political figures for an evening of attempted humor and charitable giving in Manhattan. The contrasting approaches of the two presidential candidates - Trump's in-person appearance filled with pointed jabs and Harris's more produced comedic sketch - highlighted the different campaign strategies at play in this pivotal election season. 

Millions of American veterans face an unexpected challenge in accessing basic healthcare needs - having to drive hundreds of miles just to get fitted for a pair of eyeglasses. A new bipartisan bill, the Servicemember's Eyeglasses Efficiency Act (SEE Act), aims to solve this problem by adding eyeglass fittings to the Veterans Community Care Program. Representative Celeste Maloy shares how the proposed legislation would improve healthcare access for the 6.4 million veterans living in rural America while reducing costs for the VA system.

Join Boyd Matheson in digging into Thursday’s headlines! Boyd delves into Kamala Harris’s interview with Fox News and Andrew Latha joins to discuss America’s role in a multipolar world order. Elissa Strauss shares how parents can learn a thing or two from care ethics. Tim Richardson shares how we can all come together to combat misinformation and more!

Boyd discusses the principles of leadership that elevate and lift those around us. He expands on the principle of leading from any point on the compass. Whatever your role, lean into it and lift others.

In a world that often seems divided and challenging, there are organizations and leaders working to create positive change through simple yet powerful actions. Big-D Companies, partnered with One Kind Act A Day, has transformed Big-D’s corporate culture through daily acts of kindness. Under his leadership, Big-D has championed the belief that small actions can create ripples of positive change throughout communities. Their partnership exemplifies how businesses can be powerful forces for good, showing that success in commerce and compassion can go hand in hand.

Parenting is an increasingly challenging role in the modern world, though it continues to be the most rewarding role one can accept. Most parents, when tackling the challenges of day-to-day life, just want some sign that they are doing a good job, and that things are ok. Well, a subject of Philosophy may provide some unexpected help and a framework to work within, called care ethics. Author Elissa Strauss joins the show to break down this philosophy and its benefits to parents.

Last night marked a significant moment in the 2024 presidential race as Vice President Kamala Harris stepped into what many consider hostile territory - Fox News's Brett Baier's interview room. The interview, which touched on everything from immigration to gender surgery in prisons, showcased Harris's determination to differentiate herself from both Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Perhaps most notably, Harris made it clear that while she respects Biden's legacy, her presidency "will not be a continuation of Joe Biden's presidency" - a statement that signals a bold new direction for her campaign.

Dig into Wednesday’s headlines with Boyd Matheson! Jeff Greenfield joins Boyd to discuss how an “October surprise” could be preeminent and change the presidential showdown. Learn how border politics has become increasingly toxic due to outdated solutions with Fiona Harrigan. Peter Wehner weighs in on the importance of having patriotic love through this election. Theodoric Meyer warns of political debates facing extinction and the future of political discourse and more!

As Kamala Harris prepares to meet with Bret Baier on Fox News, her willingness to step into potentially challenging territory should be celebrated. Real progress happens when we venture beyond our comfort zones and engage with those who may hold different views. History shows us that meaningful change rarely comes from speaking only to those who already agree with us, but rather from having the courage to engage in difficult conversations. In these divided times, we need more leaders willing to bridge divides and demonstrate that respectful dialogue across ideological lines is not just possible, but essential.