Media Room
Skyline Capitol's principals contribute regularly to the national conversation on policy. From defense and intelligence to AI regulation and foreign affairs, our team's bylines and media appearances reflect the expertise we bring to client work.
In the News
CNN
December 10, 2025
CNN covers the emerging battle over AI regulation in electoral politics, featuring Public First as a bipartisan counterweight to industry-backed groups from OpenAI, Meta, and Andreessen Horowitz.
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PAC
February 2026
Built In profiles Stewart and Carson as co-founders of Public First, a bipartisan super PAC network targeting the 2026 midterms on AI oversight, countering $100M in industry spending.
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AFPI
October 15, 2025
The America First Policy Institute announces Stewart as Chair of its new AI and Emerging Technology initiative — a $10M effort to build the first comprehensive conservative AI strategy, covering national security, workforce development, and economic policy.
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DNI
November 12, 2024
Axios reports Stewart as a leading candidate for DNI under the incoming Trump administration, reflecting his experience on the House Intelligence Committee.
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DNI
November 12, 2024
Deseret News reports that Trump's transition team reached out to Stewart about the Director of National Intelligence role, reflecting his years on the House Intelligence Committee.
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TR
September 2024
O'Dwyer's covers Skyline Capitol's engagement with Turkey, advising the government on U.S. policy and its engagement in Washington as part of the firm's international government affairs practice.
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DC
September 20, 2023
Axios breaks the news of Skyline Capitol's launch — covering the firm's partnership with Robert O'Brien's American Global Strategies and Stewart's plans to focus on defense, technology, and foreign government clients.
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SL
September 19, 2023
The Salt Lake Tribune profiles Skyline Capitol's launch, noting Stewart's departure from Congress and the founding of the firm alongside former Chief of Staff Clay White, with a focus on defense, tech, and international government affairs.
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AI
June 13, 2025
Roll Call publishes Stewart's analysis on AI and national security — drawing on his Intelligence and Appropriations Committee experience to argue that the window to establish American AI dominance in the Pacific is narrowing faster than Washington understands.
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Bylined pieces by Skyline Capitol President Chris Stewart on China, AI, defense, global health, and America's alliances, published in the Washington Examiner, Fox News, The Hill, Roll Call, the New York Post, Daily Caller, and Deseret News.
By Chris Stewart
Beijing is using economic leverage and Seoul's own regulatory choices to weaken the U.S.–Korea alliance and squeeze American technology companies.
By Chris Stewart
Washington should halt advanced AI chip sales to China and use the Trump–Xi meeting to secure enforceable, Reagan-style limits.
By Chris Stewart & Jim Moran
Uganda contained its Ebola outbreak and reported it openly — U.S. travel restrictions should be lifted so transparency is rewarded, not punished.
By Chris Stewart
Adversaries will exploit AI; the U.S. must deploy it first to anticipate threats and defend the grid, water, and communications networks.
By Chris Stewart
A House Judiciary report on Seoul's treatment of an American company raises hard questions about whether South Korea is living up to the rule-of-law principles that anchor the alliance.
By Chris Stewart & Steve Haro
Drone incursions at U.S. military bases expose how vulnerable civilian infrastructure has become — and why counter-drone authority can't wait.
By Chris Stewart
Proposed changes to internationally harmonized satellite interference rules risk degrading the military communications that depend on them.
By Chris Stewart & Rep. Mark Green
America isn't abandoning global health after USAID's merger into State — reforming how aid is delivered is the prudent path forward.
By Chris Stewart
Utah's AI Transparency Act offers a model for the nation: practical guardrails that protect people without stalling innovation.
By Chris Stewart
With Brussels suspending approval of a U.S. trade framework over Greenland tensions, Washington should respond from a position of strength.
By Chris Stewart & William Moore
American-made therapeutic food can save malnourished children abroad while supporting U.S. farmers — a model for what reformed foreign aid should look like.
By Chris Stewart
Artificial intelligence can give U.S. forces a decisive advantage in the Indo-Pacific, but only if Washington moves before Beijing does.
By Chris Stewart
The window to set sensible guardrails on advanced AI is closing — and Washington needs to act before the technology outruns the rules.
By Chris Stewart & Rosa Whitaker
A U.S. tax credit for American investment in African critical minerals would cut dependence on China and strengthen a region that wants to be a partner.
By Chris Stewart & Jim Moran
Deterring Beijing requires credible military strength paired with unity among America's allies — a bipartisan case from two former members.
By Chris Stewart
A former Intelligence Committee member makes the case that Patel's experience and independence are what the Bureau needs.
By Chris Stewart
Russia's largest drone attack and North Korean troops in Ukraine show why peace will require clear American leadership, not reaction.
Broader Coverage
Beyond major features, Skyline Capitol's principals are cited by national outlets on defense, intelligence, AI, and foreign policy, contributing substantive analysis to Washington's policy debates.
KSL News Radio — September 2023
Stewart interviewed on Skyline Capitol's founding, its partnership with Robert O'Brien's American Global Strategies, and the firm's focus on defense, tech, and international clients.
O'Dwyer PR — May 2024
Skyline Capitol announced a one-year engagement with the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office to support its engagement in Washington at a critical moment in U.S.-Taiwan policy.
America First Policy Institute — November 2025
AFPI launches its most significant AI investment to date — a three-year, $10M initiative under Stewart's chairmanship to build the first full-spectrum conservative AI strategy spanning national security, workforce, and economic policy.
Business Insider / Yahoo Finance — February 2026
Business Insider profiles Public First alongside leading pro-AI super PACs, noting Stewart and Carson's goal of raising $50–75M to back AI oversight candidates in the 2026 midterms.
Members of the media seeking comment, background, or expert perspective on defense, intelligence, artificial intelligence, foreign affairs, or appropriations policy are welcome to contact us. Skyline Capitol principals are available for on-record comment and background interviews.





