Alexander Bolton on the Iran Deal's Political Impact | Matthew Hurtt on the Democratic Party's Future | Dr. Joshua Coleman on Family Estrangement

Tonight on America at Night, guest host Dan Mandis fills in for McGraw Milhaven: Alexander Bolton, Senior Senate Correspondent for The Hill, joins the show to discuss growing concerns among Republican senators that an Iran deal could become a political liability for Vice President J.D. Vance ahead of the 2028 presidential election. Bolton examines the debate inside the GOP and what it could mean for the party's future. Chet Love, CEO of Cornerstone Group International, discusses his recent commentary arguing that, despite political differences, California Governor Gavin Newsom deserves credit for certain policy decisions. Love explains why he believes leaders should be recognized when they get things right, regardless of party affiliation. Matthew Hurtt, political strategist and Director of Professional Services at the Leadership Institute, joins the program to discuss the future of the Democratic Party and the growing influence of democratic socialism, why the FIFA Club World Cup was a political success for the United States, and how the nation is preparing to celebrate America's 250th anniversary. Later, Dr. Joshua Coleman, psychologist and author specializing in family relationships, discusses the growing trend of adult children going "no contact" with their parents. Coleman explains the factors driving family estrangement and offers practical advice for rebuilding trust and reconnecting with loved ones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices