Nikki Haley Live

Nikki sits down with Charlamagne tha God for an eye-opening conversation about his journey from humble beginnings to becoming a leading voice in media. They dive into the state of American politics, the 2024 Presidential race, and Charlamagne’s unfiltered thoughts on the media's role in shaping public opinion. With sharp insights on race, culture, and the political landscape, this episode offers a unique perspective on the issues that matter most today.

Join Nikki Haley Live for a special episode from the UK with hosts Nikki Haley and Chaney Denton. This episode features exclusive conversations with:

Lord David Cameron – Former UK Prime Minister and Conservative leader, discussing British politics and his recent role as Foreign Secretary.

Roya Nikkhah – Royal Editor for The Sunday Times, offering insider insights into the British royal family and her coverage of key royal events.

Tune in for a dynamic discussion on UK politics, royal affairs, and global diplomacy.

Nikki Haley Live welcomes Harry Enten, CNN's Senior Political Data Reporter and the host of CNN’s “Margins of Error” podcast, for a discussion on the latest polling trends in the 2024 Presidential Election. Nikki also talks to a panel of undecided swing state women voters on their views of Former President Donald Trump, Vice President Kamala Harris, and the 2024 Presidential Election.

Nikki Haley Live welcomes Salena Zito, a prominent Pittsburgh-based columnist and reporter for the Washington Examiner, known for her commentary on national and local politics. In addition, Nikki speaks with Dave McCormick, the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, during the closing days of his Senate race. Following these conversations, Nikki gives her closing arguments on the 2024 presidential election.

Nikki Haley Live welcomes Iranian-American journalist Masih Alinejad. Also, Nikki tells the story of the foreign influence in America and against her personally including an Iranian murder-for-hire plot against her, a swatting incident at her home, and violent Iranian protestors at campaign rallies.