Send a textLeadership in Review is a long-form leadership podcast focused on culture, power, and truth.In this episode, Josh Kosnick, Emanuel Whitfield, and Jason Smith break down the Don Lemon church arrest, ICE protests, free speech, and how media-driven outrage is being used to divide Americans while real issues go untouched.This conversation explores why modern protests rarely lead to meaningful change, how “peaceful protest” has been redefined, and why emotional politics benefit those in power. The discussion expands into immigration enforcement, college campus speech, corruption, foreign policy distractions, education failures, and the growing inability to hold nuanced conversations in America.This is not a left vs. right debate.This is a leadership conversation about responsibility, truth, and civility.If you’re tired of headlines and want real dialogue—this episode is for you.00:00 – Don Lemon arrested at a church: law, outrage, and hypocrisy03:00 – What “peaceful protest” actually means legally06:20 – Why protesting churches makes no sense09:45 – How media manufactures emotional division13:10 – Why modern protests don’t create change16:30 – ICE enforcement and why states matter20:45 – College campuses, free speech, and intimidation25:30 – Immigration, distraction politics, and power30:00 – Corruption, money, and who really controls policy35:45 – Why a tax strike scares the government40:30 – Foreign policy distractions vs American neglect45:15 – Education failure and the removal of civics52:00 – Leadership requires nuance, not tribalism58:30 – Disagree without disowning1:03:00 – Final leadership reflectionsSupport the showCONNECT WITH ME HERE:FacebookInstagramLinkedInTwitterTikTokYouTube SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST HERE:Apple PodcastsSpotifyYouTube