Power, politics, and the stories behind the headlines. Every week, Award-winning New York Post columnist Miranda Devine sits down for exclusive and candid conversations with the most influential disruptors in Washington. Lawmakers, newsmakers – and the President of the United States himself. Miranda goes beyond talking points to bring you revealing and unvarnished discussions with the people shaping America’s future. Find it in your feeds every week.
Miranda Devine is a New York Post columnist, a Fox News contributor, and the author of The Big Guy and Laptop from Hell. She also works for the Australian media. Born in Queens, New York, she grew up in Tokyo and Sydney, and attended Northwestern University. A reformed mathematician and mother of two, she lives in New York with her husband.
“They knew that their plot to keep all of this stuff secret was falling apart fast,” attorney Robert Costello said.
“It astounds me that people could be so imbecilic and lobotomized as to take something that is so gargantuan in its non-Duchenne quality and argue, ‘He’s got such a beautiful smile,’” Saad said of Mamdani’s supporters.
President Trump’s ex-national security adviser said China wants to “take over the United States of America without firing a shot.”
The whistleblowers who have since been promoted to leadership positions in the IRS, said the former first family had undue influence on their investigation into Hunter Biden’s finances.
Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon gloated over the liberal “self-purge” in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division earlier this year during an interview on “Pod Force One” out Wednesday.
Dhillon told The Post’s Miranda Devine that Newsom has “notable personal foibles and failures.”
Trump’s DOJ is “going to get to the bottom of that at some point,” the assistant AG said.
Sen. Ron Johnson raised concerns about why would-be presidential assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks’ cellphone was “all over the place” and defended his subpoena of the FBI for records on him during an interview on “Pod Force One.”
Weeks before The Post’s bombshell story on Hunter Biden’s “laptop from hell,” Sen. Ron Johnson’s team was offered the infamous device but “couldn’t accept” it due to various concerns, he revealed on the latest episode of “Pod Force One.”
Makary, a former professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, explained to “Pod Force One” host Miranda Devine that as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID), Fauci went to great lengths to suppress the…
