SPOONER, WI — DrydenWire founder Ben Dryden will welcome Evita Duffy-Alfonso as a very special guest on the next episode of DrydenWire Live, airing Tuesday morning, February 10, 2026, at 8:30a CST on Facebook.
Duffy-Alfonso is an independent journalist known for her commentary and reporting on national political issues, media narratives, and current events. She regularly appears on major news platforms and has built a following for her direct, no-nonsense approach to political analysis and cultural conversations.
During Tuesday’s live show, Dryden and Duffy-Alfonso are expected to discuss several timely national topics, media coverage of major political stories, and broader issues shaping the current political landscape. As with all DrydenWire Live episodes, viewer comments and questions submitted during the broadcast may also be incorporated into the conversation.
DrydenWire Live streams on DrydenWire’s Facebook page. A full recording of the episode featuring Duffy-Alfonso will be published later on DrydenWire’s YouTube channel and DrydenWire.com for on-demand viewing.
DrydenWire Live has become a staple for viewers across Northwest Wisconsin and beyond, featuring in-depth conversations with journalists, elected officials, candidates, policy experts, and newsmakers from around the state.
Viewers are encouraged to tune in live Tuesday morning and join the discussion.
About Evita Duffy-Alfonso
Evita Duffy-Alfonso, daughter of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Fox & Friends Weekend host Rachel Campos-Duffy, is an independent journalist committed to truth, tradition, and the values that built America. She covers stories the corporate media ignore—from blue-city crime and campus speech policing to COVID authoritarianism and the BLM riots in Kenosha. A fearless defender of the unborn, she has challenged eugenic abortion advocates in outlets like The Atlantic. Evita was the host of Bongino Report: Early Edition with Evita, the #1 debut podcast of 2024, reaching hundreds of thousands of listeners. Today, she writes independently for The Federalist and foxnews.com while helping her husband, Michael Alfonso, run for Congress in Wisconsin’s 7th District.
Last Update: Feb 09, 2026 1:57 pm CST
