Host Alina Gonzalez Dockery reflects on the 25th anniversary of September 11, honoring the victims, first responders, and Flight 93 passengers. She examines national unity after the attacks, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, security and civil liberties, and the need to disagree without dehumanizing fellow Americans. No guest appears in this special edition.

Host Alina Gonzalez Dockery examines Gloria Steinem’s complex legacy, the bipartisan history and achievements of the women’s movement, and modern debates surrounding feminism, political ideology, gender identity, Title IX, and sex-based protections.

Host Alina Gonzalez Dockery examines the debate over transgender athlete eligibility in women’s sports, focusing on the WNBA controversy involving Sophie Cunningham. The episode discusses biological differences, competitive fairness, Title IX, recent sports policies, and legal questions surrounding the protection of female athletic categories.

Host Alina Gonzalez Dockery examines the Democratic Socialists of America’s official program, focusing on its proposed constitutional and electoral changes, recent Midwestern primary results, membership demographics, and the economic implications of its public-service and public-ownership policies. No guest appears in this episode.

Host Alina Gonzalez Dockery speaks with Roger Shindell about technology’s impact on elections, the spread of misinformation and AI-generated content, and the decline of public trust. They also discuss evaluating digital information, holding elected officials accountable, and strengthening democracy through voting and local civic participation.

Host Alina Gonzalez Dockery reflects on America's 250th anniversary, exploring the nation's founding principles, constitutional freedoms, and the meaning of patriotism. Drawing inspiration from international visitors attending the FIFA World Cup, she discusses how fresh perspectives can renew appreciation for the United States, while examining the importance of history, civic responsibility, self-government, and preserving liberty for future generations.

On this powerful episode of We the People aired May 22, 2026, Alina Gonzalez Dockry explores the surprising partnership between President Donald Trump and entrepreneur Mark Cuban through the Trump Rx initiative aimed at lowering prescription drug costs for Americans. The discussion dives into healthcare transparency, rising medication prices, pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), bipartisan cooperation, and the growing demand for common-sense leadership in America. From affordable Ozempic access to broader healthcare reform, this episode highlights how innovation, accountability, and political cooperation could reshape the future of healthcare and restore trust in government. Watch We the People on NowMedia TV for thought-provoking political commentary, real solutions, and discussions focused on improving life for everyday Americans.

On this powerful episode of We The People, Alina Gonzalez Dockery examines the growing ideological clash between President Donald Trump and Pope Leo XIV over nationalism, immigration, globalism, Christianity, and Western values. The discussion explores the Vatican’s evolving political influence, the role of faith in modern politics, persecution of Christians worldwide, and the legacy of Pope John Paul II during the Cold War. From border security and sovereignty to moral leadership and cultural identity, this episode tackles the difficult questions shaping America and the future of Western civilization. Watch as We The People dives deep into the battle between traditional values, progressive globalism, and the institutions influencing society today