Tilly Dillehay

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Today in Focus · ‘A husband expects a yes’: wife schools and the Christian nationalist movement · 1 Jun 2026 podcast

But how is this movement playing into power and politics in the U.S.

at this particular moment in time?

It's kind of wild, isn't it, from the outside to see these incredibly regressive messages.

And it's not just about household voting.

You've now got people coming out, men and women, on mainstream TV channels calling for women's right to vote to be rescinded completely.

And how much do you think this new wave of very high profile conservative women, which I think have been called cute-servatives, I think in some circles in the States, are spreading these really regressive views about women's rights and their own rights by default?

Could you tell us who they are and who are the kind of main players in this movement?

Coming up, just how much power do these cute servitives have?

You've got Alex Clark, but you've also got Erica Kirk, Katie Miller, Stephen Miller's wife.

But how powerful are these women politically in the States at the moment?

How important is it for the right, for the far right, to have women like this very publicly being shopfronts for their messages?

Mariah, thank you so much.

Fascinating, if not slightly terrifying conversation.

So thank you so much for your time today.

Thank you, Annie.

I appreciate it.

And that's it for today.

My thanks to Elena Dimopoulos and Mariah Wellman.

And you can read all of Elena's reporting at theguardian.com.

This episode was produced by Hannah Adden and presented by me, Annie Kelly.

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