Why the West is At Risk of Civil War and What America Can Learn from Europe, with Rod Dreher

Emily Jashinsky talks with Rod Dreher, Author of “Rod Dreher's Diary” and books including "Living In Wonder,” about rising tensions in the West, from Eric Trump’s warning about political weaponization to fears of civil unrest in the U.S. and Europe. Dreher draws historical parallels to Spain in the 1930s and discusses why he believes multiculturalism, weak institutions, and media bias are pushing Western nations toward a breaking point. They also discuss the prosecution of former FBI Director James Comey, who pleaded not guilty in an Alexandria, VA courtroom. Dreher says he believes Comey acted unethically during his time in office but worries the current case against him looks weak and warns it could deepen partisan anger.