Top Podcasts on Trump Golfing Controversy
Updated: Mar 10, 2026 – 6 episodes
Donald Trump's casual appearance at a dignified transfer ceremony for fallen U.S. soldiers, where he wore a baseball cap, has drawn significant backlash. This incident was further complicated by Fox News airing old footage instead of the recent event, raising questions about the network's integrity and Trump's priorities as tensions escalate in the Middle East and a potential war draft looms.
Three very different takes here — start with The Adam Mockler Show for a critical perspective on Trump's actions during the dignified transfer ceremony. Adam Mockler doesn't hold back, calling out Trump's choice to wear a baseball cap and Fox News' misleading coverage. Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar also weigh in, highlighting the disrespect shown to military traditions. For a broader critique, The MeidasTouch Podcast discusses the chaos in Trump's handling of military casualties. Each episode offers a unique angle on the controversy.
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“It is very clearly not over. And I want to point out that this clip is going incredibly viral, Fox News, just this morning, because what they had to do was use old footage of a previous dignified transfer I believe from 2019 or 2020 in order to mislead their audience about the fact that Donald Trump wore a baseball cap during this dignified transfer.”
Ridealong summary
Trump's appearance at the dignified transfer wearing a baseball cap is disrespectful and Fox News' use of old footage is misleading.
“Fox News lied to their audience by showing an old dignified transfer because they didn't want people to know that Trump was wearing a USA cap to this dignified transfer. Joe says, our bases are being bombed. Our embassies are under attack. Thousands of Americans are stranded in the Middle East. We're spending a billion dollars a day to wage an illegal war... Where is Donald Trump? He is currently golfing.”
Ridealong summary
Donald Trump's decision to golf during a dignified transfer ceremony is a shocking display of misplaced priorities amid escalating Middle East tensions.
“Fox News lied to their audience, as they always do, and then had to apologize not wrong after when, keep in mind, the reality of the situation is, this is what Donald Trump wore to the dignified transfer. Let's start from the beginning. Then we're going to walk through Caroline Levitt's Fox News hit. Then I want to talk about how Maria Bartiromo, the host on the left, actually began to kind of grill Lindsey Graham a little bit.”
Ridealong summary
Fox News' decision to air old footage of a dignified transfer misleads viewers and distracts from Trump's inappropriate attire and demeanor at the actual event.
“During the dignified transfer of the six fallen soldiers, this dude wore a baseball cap, and he was looking down like he doesn't give a shit. He was just looking down, looking around. You see Susie Wiles in the back, who's at least, Susie Wiles is at least holding posture and holding her hands together. Melania Trump is at least standing up tall, but Donald Trump does not care.”
Ridealong summary
Donald Trump's behavior during the dignified transfer ceremony shows a lack of empathy and concern for the fallen soldiers and the broader implications of his actions in the Middle East.
“Here was Trump at the dignified transfer, literally dead American servicemen where he's supposed to be saluting, and he's wearing a baseball cap. Take a look at this. I mean every other person is not wearing a baseball cap because that's not what you're supposed to do in this type of situation. What's even crazier is this Fox News and the way that they covered it, where they actually played old footage of the dignified transfer, apparently to cover up the baseball cap.”
Ridealong summary
Trump's casual attire at a dignified transfer ceremony and Fox News' misleading coverage highlight a profound disrespect for military traditions and media integrity.
“"These are the types of letters that the Trump regime is sending out right now when they've identified the fact that a service member has been killed in war. Department of War identifies an army believed to be casualty... An army? You're calling the individual an army? Folks, what in the world is going on there?"”
Ridealong summary
Trump's handling of military casualties is disrespectful and chaotic, reflecting poorly on his administration's priorities.