Mike Gallagher

Mike Gallagher's career trajectory spans significant roles in both national security and media. Initially, he worked in radio, beginning his journey in Dayton, Ohio on WAVI-AM, before moving to WABC-AM, a major talk radio station. In 1998, he launched "The Mike Gallagher Show," which started with 12 radio stations and has grown significantly since. Apart from radio, Gallagher is a regular contributor to Fox News Channel, appearing frequently on various programs.

In addition to his media career, Gallagher has made substantial contributions to public service and national security. He has served as a U.S. Congressman for Wisconsin from 2017 to 2024, gaining a reputation as one of Congress's foremost experts on technology, intelligence, and national security. His military background includes seven years as a Marine Corps counterintelligence/human intelligence officer with two deployments to Iraq.

Gallagher's expertise extends into significant strategic roles. He was the founding chairman of the Select Committee on Strategic Competition between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party and chaired the Cyberspace Solarium Commission. Currently, he holds positions as a distinguished fellow at the Hudson Institute and a senior strategic advisor for Titletown Tech. His insights address the complexities of U.S. politics, foreign affairs, and the intersection of tech and national security, impacting both organizations and societal norms.