The Dispatch Podcast: What’s left of the Right? @92ndStreetY

Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Join journalists and bestselling authors Steve Hayes and Jonah Goldberg for a live taping of their hit show The Dispatch Podcast — in conversation with Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle and The Hill Sunday host Chris Stirewalt.

What does the war in Iran mean for Trump’s coalition ahead of the midterm elections? Is MAGA still a conservative movement? Who is the future of the Republican Party? Rooted in principled, unsparing, razor-sharp reporting, The Dispatch offers whip-smart conservative political analysis that is unafraid to challenge the party line. Never settling for easy answers, veteran reporters and Dispatch founders Hayes and Goldberg dig into the biggest news stories of the day, the evolving identity of conservatism in the Trump era and beyond, and what it means for life in the US and beyond.

In this live episode taping, hear Hayes, Goldberg, McArdle, and Stirewalt in discussion that values nuance over outrage and noise — a conversation about the war in Iran, the state of conservativism in the US, and the broader cultural and political forces reshaping the country today.

This talk was recorded on June 23rd, 2026, at The 92nd Street Y, New York.

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