On the March 20, 2018, episode of "Right and Righter," host Elizabeth Harrington welcomes Washington Free Beacon editor in chief Matthew Continetti, Cambridge Analytica data specialist Aaron Harison, staff writer Natalie Johnson, and Free Beacon chairman Michael Goldfarb. Topics include Trump-connected firm Cambridge Analytica's use of Facebook data in the 2016 election, the firing of FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe, President Trump's new policy to address the opioid epidemic, and the fact that gun-control activist David Hogg can't seem to get into college.
On the culture side, Natalie Johnson reports on Cynthia Nixon's bid for governor of New York, the closing of Claire's boutique, and the debate over Claire Foy's salary on The Crown. The crew also discusses John Oliver's snobbish attack on Mike Pence, death by self-driving cars, the last time Jim Carrey was funny, and the Netflix show The Push.
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