Best Podcast Episodes About Graham Cluley

Best Podcast Episodes About Graham Cluley

Everything podcasters are saying about Graham Cluley — curated from top podcasts

Updated: Mar 31, 2026 – 17 episodes
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Top Podcast Clips About Graham Cluley

The MeidasTouch Podcast
“… physical shortages, raising the risk of financial instability if the conflict continues. But folks, one of the main architects of this war, Lindsey Graham, was photographed by TMZ at Disneyland with a bubble wand. And by the way, my little daughter, 18 months, she loves the bubble. She was at Disney World. Sorry, not Disneyland. Disney World. My baby daughter, She loves the bubble wand at Disneyland. And he was waving that around, apparently. Said Lindsey Graham had to show how tough he was. And he goes, spend some time breaking clays in Edgefield County today. Doesn't get much better than that. …” “… says, I must say I'm more worried than the average. He said that the war has triggered both a price shock and a demand shock, warning a chain reaction from energy shock to inflation shock to demand destruction with Asia, already fearing actual physical shortages, raising the risk of financial instability if the conflict continues. But folks, one of the main architects of this war, Lindsey Graham, was photographed by TMZ at Disneyland with a bubble wand. And by the way, my little daughter, 18 months, she loves the bubble. She was at Disney World. Sorry, not Disneyland. Disney World. My baby daughter, She loves the bubble wand at Disneyland. And he was waving that around, apparently. Said Lindsey Graham had to show how tough he was. And he goes, spend some time breaking clays in Edgefield County today. Doesn't get much better than that. We're hunting some duck. We're hunting some pheasant out there. I'm a tough guy. Meanwhile, gas prices over $4 officially. The national average has just hit $4 a gallon, according to Gas Buddy right now. U.S. oil prices surged above $105 a barrel. Brent is over $114, $115 a barrel. That's what we got for now. We'll keep you posted every step of the …” View more
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While tensions rise over U.S.-Iran relations and gas prices soar, Lindsey Graham was spotted at Disney World wielding a bubble wand, showcasing a bizarre juxtaposition of his tough-guy persona. Amidst warnings of economic instability from a renowned economist, the Pentagon faces scrutiny over potential insider trading linked to impending military actions. This odd contrast highlights the absurdity of political figures amid serious global crises.
The MeidasTouch Podcast · Trump Panics as Arab Allies Threaten Him in War · Mar 31, 2026
The Shawn Ryan Show
“there was a really good article in the wall street journal about how lindsey graham senator lindsey graham out of south carolina is influencing trump and the administration into this war and here's one section out of this to help make the case on iran graham traveled several times to Israel in recent weeks meeting with members of the country's intelligence agency. They'll tell me things our own government won't tell me. That's in quotes, he said. He spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, coaching him on how to …” “there was a really good article in the wall street journal about how lindsey graham senator lindsey graham out of south carolina is influencing trump and the administration into this war and here's one section out of this to help make the case on iran graham traveled several times to Israel in recent weeks meeting with members of the country's intelligence agency. They'll tell me things our own government won't tell me. That's in quotes, he said. He spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, coaching him on how to lobby the president for action. Netanyahu showed the president intelligence that persuaded Trump to go ahead. Yep. So we have a... in. Let that sink in. A United States Senator traveled and talked to a foreign leader and mentored them and coached them on how to get a better deal from our president. That should be treasonous. How is it not How is it …” View more
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Senator Lindsey Graham's recent actions raise serious questions about U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding Iran and Israel. He has been accused of coaching Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on how to influence President Trump, suggesting a troubling level of foreign influence on American governance. This segment challenges listeners to consider the implications of a U.S. senator directly advising a foreign leader for their benefit, rather than for the American people.
The Shawn Ryan Show · #289 Michael Lester - Is the United States Going to War with Iran For Israel? · Mar 19, 2026
The Adam Mockler Show
“… made to convince the president that this was a good idea. Who who specifically the names we know are Bibi Netanyahu, First and foremost, Lindsey Graham, equally to blame. We know from the Wall Street Journal report that Mark Thiessen of Fox News and General Jack Keene were major advocates of the war. OK. Like those guys, but they were they appear to have been very wrong that this was a good idea. And we could keep going. Mark Levin, chief among them. He says now, oh, I wasn't me every night, every night on Fox News out there. urging the president to do this. And then he had a meeting with him …” “… us into this war. Stop with that is President Trump's decision. I'm aware. But someone talked him into it. And those people should be held to account. As this thing goes south, we need to know exactly who talked him into it and what representations were made to convince the president that this was a good idea. Who who specifically the names we know are Bibi Netanyahu, First and foremost, Lindsey Graham, equally to blame. We know from the Wall Street Journal report that Mark Thiessen of Fox News and General Jack Keene were major advocates of the war. OK. Like those guys, but they were they appear to have been very wrong that this was a good idea. And we could keep going. Mark Levin, chief among them. He says now, oh, I wasn't me every night, every night on Fox News out there. urging the president to do this. And then he had a meeting with him in June where we know he denies it now. We know he pushed him for this. Ben Shapiro was out on his show every day pushing this war. Like there were very prominent activists on the right who were practically frothing at the mouth for this thing. And now that it's not only going poorly, but the president's poll numbers are in a precipitous free fall. …” View more
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Megyn Kelly demands accountability for those who influenced Trump into making controversial military decisions, highlighting key figures like Bibi Netanyahu and Lindsey Graham. As Trump's approval ratings plummet, Kelly questions the motives behind these decisions and calls for public apologies from right-wing influencers who pushed for the war. This moment reveals the complexities of political responsibility and the consequences of leadership choices.
The Adam Mockler Show · Megyn Kelly Delivers FINAL BLOW to Trump · Mar 31, 2026
Adam Carolla Show
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Graham Parker reveals how he transformed from a laid-back hippie to an edgy rock artist, capturing the essence of the vibrant music scene of the late 70s. His humorous reflection on the absurdity of being labeled 'angry' while growing up in a quaint English village adds a delightful twist to his musical evolution.
Adam Carolla Show · Graham Parker + Wyclef Jean (Carolla Classics) · Mar 27, 2026
Candace
“And they're doing it for money. Let's just be frank. They're all doing it for money. Anyway, I want to do a shout out here to the disgusting Lindsey Graham, who's just a traitor. He's treacherous. He's disgusting. And he's also disgusting for going to Disney World. He is the last person that I want to see at Disney World, especially all of the Freemasonic rumors about what happens in the 33 Club. I believe all of the Disney kids I believe all of them yes Walt Disney was a Freemason so you should wake up to that He definitively was a Freemason And the stories about the 33 Club and what goes on in …” “And they're doing it for money. Let's just be frank. They're all doing it for money. Anyway, I want to do a shout out here to the disgusting Lindsey Graham, who's just a traitor. He's treacherous. He's disgusting. And he's also disgusting for going to Disney World. He is the last person that I want to see at Disney World, especially all of the Freemasonic rumors about what happens in the 33 Club. I believe all of the Disney kids I believe all of them yes Walt Disney was a Freemason so you should wake up to that He definitively was a Freemason And the stories about the 33 Club and what goes on in there and also the tunnels at Disney. I'm a subscriber to that conspiracy theory. I think it's gross. He had breakfast at Chef Mickey's. He was there for three days. He's with like seen, but just what is he doing? I just want nothing to do with Lindsey Graham at Disney Rolls. I don't want Lindsey Graham having access to kids. In fact, typically when …” View more
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Lindsey Graham's recent visit to Disney World raises eyebrows, especially given his controversial reputation and connections to Freemasonry. Critics argue that his presence around children is unsettling, especially with rumors surrounding the infamous '33 Club.' This segment dives into the unsettling implications of his visit and the conspiracy theories linking him to darker agendas.
Candace · The 33 Club: Freemason Murder Plot EXPOSED! | Candace Ep 318 · Mar 30, 2026
Smashing Security
“… to form one mouse. Good evening, everyone. I was about to say, yeah, Carl, do people invite you to parties very often? the invites are dropping off graham i'm not gonna lie to you the more i talk about the mice being sutured together the left london seems to want me to be there well that just about wraps up the show for this week thank you so much carl for joining us i'm sure lots of our listeners would love to find out what you're up to follow you online and all the rest of that what's the best way for them to do it hit me up on linkedin everyone yeah yeah and send me a message. And if anyone …” “… pumped into the older mouse. And you can see the degeneration of the organs begin to slow down, as in the actual organs in the older mouse get younger. And that's what really spurs plasmapheresis forward. So there we go. Two mice sutured together to form one mouse. Good evening, everyone. I was about to say, yeah, Carl, do people invite you to parties very often? the invites are dropping off graham i'm not gonna lie to you the more i talk about the mice being sutured together the left london seems to want me to be there well that just about wraps up the show for this week thank you so much carl for joining us i'm sure lots of our listeners would love to find out what you're up to follow you online and all the rest of that what's the best way for them to do it hit me up on linkedin everyone yeah yeah and send me a message. And if anyone wants to talk about LLM manipulation, they think it's happening, they've got an idea of how it might happen, it's happened to them, they want to confront it, let me know, because I want to really do something about that over the next year. Fantastic. And I'm up on LinkedIn as well, Graham Cluley, and you can follow Smashing Security on Reddit, …” View more
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Imagine a world where Elon Musk and Silicon Valley billionaires pursue immortality through bizarre experiments like suturing young and old mice together. This shocking technique, called plasmapheresis, shows that young blood can rejuvenate aging organs, sparking a controversial discussion about the future of human longevity. As we ponder the ethical implications, the question remains: how far will they go in the quest for eternal life?
Smashing Security · How a cybersecurity boss framed his own employee · Mar 05, 2026
The Charlie Kirk Show
“… have a U.S. senator who spends every other weekend in foreign countries, whether he needs to or not. All right. Let's just play a clip from Lindsey Graham to express and show what what we're up against here. Cut eight. They wanted the Iranians stopped as much as the Israelis. Absolutely. God bless Israel. We should move all our stuff to Israel. Thank you. How should we be approaching? How should we be talking about it? I'm just going to show my own cards here. One of my issues is it just seems like he's frothing at the mouth, just so eager to bomb foreign lands. How would you be different? Well, …” “Our state, for those who haven't been here, is the worst in the country in terms of roads. Our infrastructure is 30 years behind and we have a U.S. senator who spends every other weekend in foreign countries, whether he needs to or not. All right. Let's just play a clip from Lindsey Graham to express and show what what we're up against here. Cut eight. They wanted the Iranians stopped as much as the Israelis. Absolutely. God bless Israel. We should move all our stuff to Israel. Thank you. How should we be approaching? How should we be talking about it? I'm just going to show my own cards here. One of my issues is it just seems like he's frothing at the mouth, just so eager to bomb foreign lands. How would you be different? Well, he wants to bomb everything pretty much, the moves. I am America first guy. I am a guy who trusted in Trump. We elected him as our commander in chief. I have great trust in him. Look, I'm a believer in Israel and it's right to exist, but we have to measure everything by Americans' interest first. And here you have a guy who's talking about sending …” View more
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South Carolina has the worst roads in the U.S., yet Senator Lindsey Graham prioritizes foreign conflicts over local infrastructure. A challenger argues for an 'America first' approach, emphasizing the need to focus on domestic issues like reindustrialization instead of sending troops abroad. This highlights a stark contrast in priorities between Graham's foreign policy and the needs of South Carolinians.
The Charlie Kirk Show · Who Gets To Replace Lindsey Graham? + Who Is MAGA? · Mar 16, 2026
Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar
“… we have to continue of course to pay attention to the thousands of U ground troops that continue to move to the Middle East And we have Lindsey Graham trying to set expectations for everybody here taking to Fox News Sunday and saying not only should the United States take Carg Island but comparing it to the Battle of Iwo Jima Let take a listen Here's what I tell President Trump. Keep it up for a few more weeks. Take Carg Island, where all of the resources they have to produce oil. Control that island. Let this regime down a vine. Is this going to, though, take Carg Island? Is it going to …” “Meanwhile while we on Taco Watch we have to continue of course to pay attention to the thousands of U ground troops that continue to move to the Middle East And we have Lindsey Graham trying to set expectations for everybody here taking to Fox News Sunday and saying not only should the United States take Carg Island but comparing it to the Battle of Iwo Jima Let take a listen Here's what I tell President Trump. Keep it up for a few more weeks. Take Carg Island, where all of the resources they have to produce oil. Control that island. Let this regime down a vine. Is this going to, though, take Carg Island? Is it going to involve U.S. troops on the ground? Let me just read you something from The Atlantic. It does an assessment on that. They say, U.S. troops may well take Cargill, and we believe their ability to do so, but only to endure ballistic missile strikes, drone attacks, petrochemical smoke, all without a reliable means of obtaining logistical support. The result …” View more
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Lindsey Graham's call for U.S. troops on Carg Island echoes the bloody history of Iwo Jima, but can we afford to repeat past mistakes? The potential for a grinding war of attrition raises questions about the true cost of military intervention, especially when individual lives are treated as mere pawns in political games. This discussion highlights the tragic consequences faced by service members and their families in wars of choice that often yield little benefit for the U.S.
Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar · 3/23/26: Iran Rejects Trump Ceasefire Claim, Lindsey Graham Demands Boots On Ground, Massive Damage In Israel · Mar 23, 2026
Connections Podcast
“… dare print anything about Watergate and my involvement don you dare And the Attorney General of the United States, John Mitchell, called Catherine Graham and said, you tell Ben Bradley to stop reporting about that break-in. It has nothing to do with the Republican Party or Richard Nixon. And Ben Bradley said, I don't know, I got these two young reporters who keep saying they're getting all this information that suggests otherwise. It takes a lot of courage. It goes back to the days of Peter Zenger. Peter Zenger, before we were a republic, who said, I published something. The colonial governor in …” “… those mistakes. That's what corrections in newspapers are all about. That what responsible journalism does But having said that I just wish we could have the ghost of Ben Bradley come back Because when the president of the United States said don you dare print anything about Watergate and my involvement don you dare And the Attorney General of the United States, John Mitchell, called Catherine Graham and said, you tell Ben Bradley to stop reporting about that break-in. It has nothing to do with the Republican Party or Richard Nixon. And Ben Bradley said, I don't know, I got these two young reporters who keep saying they're getting all this information that suggests otherwise. It takes a lot of courage. It goes back to the days of Peter Zenger. Peter Zenger, before we were a republic, who said, I published something. The colonial governor in Massachusetts didn't like it. They brought him to trial, and he was acquitted. And that has been our tradition ever since then, a vigorous public debate. Will it be occasionally wrong? Yes. Will it be triggered by someone who can't tell the truth? a.k.a. Don Trump, it's going to be triggered by that as well. But that's the public debate. And it …” View more
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Mistakes in journalism are inevitable, but they highlight the importance of corrections and accountability. A powerful story about Ben Bradley's courage during the Watergate scandal illustrates the necessity of vigorous public debate in the face of threats to journalistic integrity. In today's climate, where truth is often contested, we need more open discourse, not less.
Connections Podcast · Trump administration threatens broadcasters · Mar 23, 2026
Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
“… done World War II in today's environment. Because by the time I get home, the time I leave here, there'll be 20 stories on the internet. Lindsey Graham wants 82nd Airborne to go in. It's just constant. And I just try to shut it out and focus on the facts as I know it and get an outcome I believe in. But social media, one thing I want to do politically beyond foreign policy is if your daughter is goaded into suicide or weight loss or your kids are being preyed on by sexual predators and websites, you can't bring a legal action. Section 230 under our law prevents you bringing a lawsuit against a …” “… your thinking, facts can't change your mind. You're in the wrong business. But we have a country that lives now in an age of social media where people go in there and a lot of them believe what they are reading or hearing. I don't know if you could have done World War II in today's environment. Because by the time I get home, the time I leave here, there'll be 20 stories on the internet. Lindsey Graham wants 82nd Airborne to go in. It's just constant. And I just try to shut it out and focus on the facts as I know it and get an outcome I believe in. But social media, one thing I want to do politically beyond foreign policy is if your daughter is goaded into suicide or weight loss or your kids are being preyed on by sexual predators and websites, you can't bring a legal action. Section 230 under our law prevents you bringing a lawsuit against a website or social media company for the damage they may have done to your family. That was to make sure the internet would get started. Well, this started. I want to eliminate Section 230 protections so that you can go after social media companies that are terrorizing your family. They're not going to do that. No, we've got to fight. We'll come …” View more
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Lindsey Graham argues that social media companies are terrorizing families and calls for the elimination of Section 230, which protects them from lawsuits. He believes this change is crucial for parents to have legal recourse against harmful online content. Graham stresses that the current political climate demands urgent action, especially with dangers like Iran on the horizon.
Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis · We'll Do It Live! — Sen. Lindsey Graham · Mar 19, 2026
So True with Caleb Hearon
“… pathetic, weak shit I've ever seen in my life. And then they try to posture like they're like the new authority on manhood. It's insane. Lindsey Graham. Well, Lindsey Graham is a different example. Lindsey Graham is a different thing. He's flip-flopping all right, but it's not on the issues. He's lubed up in a San Francisco alleyway getting fucking turned into a Muppet. Truly, truly. And then the next week we'll be in Congress being like, this is what men should be. Yeah, it's insane. It's completely insane. Yeah, but he, yeah, there's, yeah, it's an interesting split. A lot of these newer …” “… guy like we're not having this bullshit from the Democrats thing. Ron DeSantis. Yeah. And then just hollow flip-flopping, morally vacuous, like fucking loser, pathetic. Like J.D. Vance flipping on Trump just so he can get a position is like the most pathetic, weak shit I've ever seen in my life. And then they try to posture like they're like the new authority on manhood. It's insane. Lindsey Graham. Well, Lindsey Graham is a different example. Lindsey Graham is a different thing. He's flip-flopping all right, but it's not on the issues. He's lubed up in a San Francisco alleyway getting fucking turned into a Muppet. Truly, truly. And then the next week we'll be in Congress being like, this is what men should be. Yeah, it's insane. It's completely insane. Yeah, but he, yeah, there's, yeah, it's an interesting split. A lot of these newer Republican guys are really obsessed with the manliness, manhood, protect our men and boys thing. And so are the women. Well, yeah, but they're, yeah, they're, I mean, like you talk about like Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene. and those people it's like i don't their particular pathologies are beyond me um i don't understand enough about …” View more
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In this segment, Nick and Caleb hilariously dissect the absurdity of right-wing political figures who project toughness but are actually quite pathetic. The standout moment comes when they compare Lindsey Graham's flip-flopping to being 'lubed up in a San Francisco alleyway getting turned into a Muppet,' leaving listeners laughing at the outrageous imagery and clever commentary.
So True with Caleb Hearon · Nick Smith is Giving Stepmom · Mar 19, 2026
This Week in Startups
“… Elizabeth, on the application for YC, they asked this very specific question, which is like, tell us sometime you hacked something. And when Paul Graham talks about, you know, Sam Altman, he was like, oh, my God, he was such a hustler, a hacker, you know, got through all these things. There is a hacker culture, white hat, black hat, gray hat in between. So I guess we have to also think how much of this has to do with the culture of Silicon Valley saying, hey, bend the rules and where the line is there, Elizabeth. So take the audience through what you and I see on the back end when we do …” “… who is a customer of Delves? Those are all the questions. But there is an underlying issue here, I think, Elizabeth, that you and I deal with. the area of Y Combinator specifically. And, you know, startups generally can attract hackers. In fact, Elizabeth, on the application for YC, they asked this very specific question, which is like, tell us sometime you hacked something. And when Paul Graham talks about, you know, Sam Altman, he was like, oh, my God, he was such a hustler, a hacker, you know, got through all these things. There is a hacker culture, white hat, black hat, gray hat in between. So I guess we have to also think how much of this has to do with the culture of Silicon Valley saying, hey, bend the rules and where the line is there, Elizabeth. So take the audience through what you and I see on the back end when we do diligence, how often you see people bending reality and how often are they just straight up lying? It's really tricky because the audience we attract fundamentally is trying to think out of the box, which may push the envelope and break some rules. And in fact, actually, for some companies, they may literally be breaking the law, but then the laws may …” View more
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Startup investors often take founders at their word, risking exposure to dishonesty and compliance issues. This dilemma stems from the fast-paced nature of startup culture, where bending rules is sometimes seen as innovative. To protect themselves, customers must diligently verify the credentials of their vendors, but that can be easier said than done.
This Week in Startups · Compliance Startup Scandal... Is Delve Guilty? | E2266 · Mar 24, 2026
TBPN
“… in viewership. Damn, I just took shots for no reason. There is evidence of Chalamet showing having made similar comments before, such as on the Graham Norton show in 2019, when he called opera a, quote, outdated art form, and at an event the same year where he was worried that cinema would become like opera or ballet or something, kind of a dying art form or something. He also, as many people, as many of those who claim to feel so offended have pointed out, has close family connections to the world of classical dance. His mother, grandmother, and sister all dance with the New York City …” “people out there. And then he said, distinctly disrespectfully, I just lost 14 cents in viewership. Damn, I just took shots for no reason. There is evidence of Chalamet showing having made similar comments before, such as on the Graham Norton show in 2019, when he called opera a, quote, outdated art form, and at an event the same year where he was worried that cinema would become like opera or ballet or something, kind of a dying art form or something. He also, as many people, as many of those who claim to feel so offended have pointed out, has close family connections to the world of classical dance. His mother, grandmother, and sister all dance with the New York City Ballet. Wow. And he has spoken out about growing up, dreaming big backstage at the Koch Theater in New York, where the ballet performs. As someone who tried to pursue a career in pop music while my older sister, this is the writer in the Financial Times, my older sister pursued one in classical piano, I would wager that he has been honing this particular …” View more
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Timothée Chalamet sparked backlash by calling opera and ballet outdated art forms, claiming cinema might follow in their decline. Despite his family's deep ties to ballet, his comments seemed to invite criticism, as they undermined other artists' pursuits of greatness. This incident highlights the tension between different art forms and the evolving landscape of entertainment.
TBPN · AI vs. Dog Cancer, Oscars Reactions, How to Lose the AI Arms Race | Kevin Espiritu, Paul Conyngham, Tony Zhao, Drew Oetting, Carina Hong, Cameron Fink, Debra Birnbaum · Mar 16, 2026
Bannon`s War Room
“… Iranian regime And like he said one day they going to come Remember at first there was going to come Remember the Iraq He had the same pitch Lindsey Graham was in Congress and he had Bill Kristol. Remember, they came on Fox News every night and said they're going to be throwing roses in the streets when we're on the march up to Baghdad. Remember that? The very beginning of that war, the whole because Fox does the same thing. The whole lead up to the to the, was it March of 2003? That, you know, weapons of mass destruction, it had to be, there was all lies. You were lied. They looked you in the eye …” “… But that's the military part of this. This is, you know, you look at Drudge, I'm putting out Drudge, I realize Drudge is a hater. But I just want to show that the center of gravity of this has shifted from the defanging and declawing of the Iranian regime And like he said one day they going to come Remember at first there was going to come Remember the Iraq He had the same pitch Lindsey Graham was in Congress and he had Bill Kristol. Remember, they came on Fox News every night and said they're going to be throwing roses in the streets when we're on the march up to Baghdad. Remember that? The very beginning of that war, the whole because Fox does the same thing. The whole lead up to the to the, was it March of 2003? That, you know, weapons of mass destruction, it had to be, there was all lies. You were lied. They looked you in the eye and lied. And Dan Senior and Dana Perina, she got a little thing, she's on the five, Dana Perina and Nicole Wallace, remember all of them? All sat there and looked you in the eye and they were all the comms department, they were Caroline Levinson, they looked you in the eye and they lied to you. Every day you were lied to. What happened? Who paid …” View more
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The October 7th events derailed significant progress towards normalizing relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel, a move that could have ended the Arab-Israeli conflict. Senator Booker and a bipartisan team were close to achieving this breakthrough under President Biden's administration, but the escalation on that date was a calculated attempt to thwart their efforts. This pivotal moment shifted the focus from diplomatic solutions to military strategies against Iran.
Bannon`s War Room · WarRoom Battleground EP 971: Senate Continues Debates On SAVE AMERICA ACT · Mar 18, 2026
The Jesse Kelly Show
“… I've had to pee. I've needed an off-ramp too. I couldn't find one. Is an off-ramp available? And to make matters worse, Trump's best buddy, Lindsey Graham, can't stay off the news as we lose independents in droves who say we should focus domestically. This guy's on every Sunday talk show. God bless the fallen. But it's a difference when we talk about troops on the ground. I trust the Marines, not that guy. I trust DOD. We got two Marine expeditionary units sailing to this island. We did Iwo Jima. We can do this. the Marines. My money is always on the Marines. We did Iwo Jima? The United States of …” “… it would be. And Trump knows all this. Trump needs an off-ramp. Now there are questions that I can't answer and you can't answer. And maybe Trump can't answer. An off-ramp. Is it available? I don't know about you. I've been on the highway before and I've had to pee. I've needed an off-ramp too. I couldn't find one. Is an off-ramp available? And to make matters worse, Trump's best buddy, Lindsey Graham, can't stay off the news as we lose independents in droves who say we should focus domestically. This guy's on every Sunday talk show. God bless the fallen. But it's a difference when we talk about troops on the ground. I trust the Marines, not that guy. I trust DOD. We got two Marine expeditionary units sailing to this island. We did Iwo Jima. We can do this. the Marines. My money is always on the Marines. We did Iwo Jima? The United States of America was uniquely motivated for World War II after Pearl Harbor. And even then, we lost over 6,000 Marines on Iwo Jima. And the presidential administration at that time was petrified because the public was tired and they didn't want to see body bags anymore. you got to get this guy off the television set yeah that's right Chris 6800 dead 19,000 …” View more
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Donald Trump faces a critical choice regarding Iran that could jeopardize his presidency. With pressure from Israel for aggressive action and growing domestic opposition, he needs an off-ramp to avoid political disaster. The stakes are high, as continued military involvement could lead to a loss of support from independent voters and even impeachment.
The Jesse Kelly Show · Hour 2: Off Ramp · Mar 24, 2026
Mark Levin Podcast
“The outlet also reported that creator-collective founder Graham Wilson, to whom Comer's letter was addressed, told influencers in a Zoom call that their names would not show up on reports filed with the FEC. The letter, reviewed by the Free Press, said the committee is examining possible efforts to obscure the distinction between activities of legitimate journalism for campaign operatives. The FEC requires groups such as Creator Collective that are organized as a 501c4 to disclose any spending in support or …” “The outlet also reported that creator-collective founder Graham Wilson, to whom Comer's letter was addressed, told influencers in a Zoom call that their names would not show up on reports filed with the FEC. The letter, reviewed by the Free Press, said the committee is examining possible efforts to obscure the distinction between activities of legitimate journalism for campaign operatives. The FEC requires groups such as Creator Collective that are organized as a 501c4 to disclose any spending in support or opposition of candidates. The types of nonprofits may engage in unlimited political lobbying and some campaign activity, but they still have to report. According to its website, Coors says, quote, an incubator and mentorship program for pro-democracy content creators. It's led by Brian Tyler Cohen, a progressive podcast host. What's with these …” View more
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A House committee is investigating whether the Creator Collective, a group of influencers, is violating IRS rules by obscuring their political activities. The committee found discrepancies in reports from influencers who claimed they weren't creating content for the group, raising concerns about dark money and transparency in political lobbying. This situation highlights the blurred lines between journalism and political campaigning in the age of social media.
Mark Levin Podcast · 3/20/26 - The Fifth Column: Unmasking America's Hidden Propaganda Network · Mar 21, 2026
The Megyn Kelly Show
“… involved in any Middle East wars and flip him? How does that happen? And his answer was the pressure that was brought to bear by Israel and Lindsey Graham and others on Trump, who made the case over and over and over and convinced him this could be done quickly. And the dissenters were left out of the room, and now we hear weren't really saying all that much dissent anyway, like the JDs and the Marcos and the Susie Wileses of the world. maybe not have been in favor but weren't really making a strong case against it as far as i know tucker was the only one going in there getting in front of trump …” “… kind of surrounding them and any other statements that they're making. I don't – I mean he said that to Tucker that he thought that might have been one of the reasons. Tucker asked him, how do you take a man who ran for 10 years on not getting us involved in any Middle East wars and flip him? How does that happen? And his answer was the pressure that was brought to bear by Israel and Lindsey Graham and others on Trump, who made the case over and over and over and convinced him this could be done quickly. And the dissenters were left out of the room, and now we hear weren't really saying all that much dissent anyway, like the JDs and the Marcos and the Susie Wileses of the world. maybe not have been in favor but weren't really making a strong case against it as far as i know tucker was the only one going in there getting in front of trump and really making the case against it um he failed but he tried so you know there's there's that and then joe kent said the other possibility is that trump felt he might be threatened like he might he might have skin in the game like do it do it or else something could happen to you like i hate to see something happen Yeah, it's just a little a …” View more
Ridealong summary
President Trump’s decision to engage in military action against Iran raises questions about the influence of external pressures, particularly from Israel. Critics argue that the lack of a clear strategy and mixed messaging from the administration is ultimately Trump's responsibility. The discussion highlights the complexity of political influences and the implications for future administrations.
The Megyn Kelly Show · Trump's New Iran Messaging, with Piers Morgan, Plane Crash Leaves Pilots Dead, and CNN Tries Being a Podcast, with Kmele Foster | Ep. 1279 · Mar 23, 2026

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