Best Podcast Episodes About President Trump

Best Podcast Episodes About President Trump

Everything podcasters are saying about President Trump — curated from top podcasts

Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 80 episodes
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Ridealong has curated the best and most interesting podcasts and clips about President Trump.

Top Podcast Clips About President Trump

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
“… know. The arc to triumph. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, and you know, when they build it, they're going to drop the eye and it's just going to be the arc to Trump. But you just said something there. Yeah. when they build it. Yes. So one of the things that I find fascinating and would love to hear you talk about this, because this is your medium and not mine, is the degree to which what Trump is doing is sort of the idea of virtual technology, that Russian concept of convincing people in the political realm of something that does not exist, that exists only in their minds and in the technology of …” “… people. So I think it took a long time for people to get their heads around that and to figure out how to fight back against it. And we can talk more about that. But that library, I think, is really interesting, along with the arch and along with, you know. The arc to triumph. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, and you know, when they build it, they're going to drop the eye and it's just going to be the arc to Trump. But you just said something there. Yeah. when they build it. Yes. So one of the things that I find fascinating and would love to hear you talk about this, because this is your medium and not mine, is the degree to which what Trump is doing is sort of the idea of virtual technology, that Russian concept of convincing people in the political realm of something that does not exist, that exists only in their minds and in the technology of television and radio and the internet to base their lives on that, the degree to which we are looking at, you know, basically Trump running the country like a television show. No question. And in ADHD, I think what you find now is, and the only thing I can think about it is I'm trying to, again, be charitable, is if you don't think of him as a dictator, …” View more
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In this segment, Heather Cox Richardson humorously dissects how Trump runs the country like a chaotic television show, highlighting his disregard for traditional governance and checks. The comparison of Trump to a 'capitalist monarch' who doesn't even ask for forgiveness is both hilarious and thought-provoking, showcasing the absurdity of his political style.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart · Podcasting Through It with Heather Cox Richardson · Apr 01, 2026
The Joe Rogan Experience
“… Now it's like a lot of weirdo stuff, a lot of weird fake stuff. So it's hard. Also, there was a piece in the paper today that talked about how like Trump gets a like a few minute video every day. That's a compilation of all the attacks and all the explosions that have happened in Iran, you know, but it's not getting a more nuanced picture of it. So to some extent is kind of, you know, drinking his own Kool-Aid. How do they know what he gets? I think that there was enough of a leak to say that he was given a, that each day he's given a chunk of video to watch. And that I think historically has …” “… you're going to get more money. And so there's a lot of people doing that. So it used to be better because it used to be just pure information. And if it was a video, it was just a video that someone took with their cell phone generally. Now it's like a lot of weirdo stuff, a lot of weird fake stuff. So it's hard. Also, there was a piece in the paper today that talked about how like Trump gets a like a few minute video every day. That's a compilation of all the attacks and all the explosions that have happened in Iran, you know, but it's not getting a more nuanced picture of it. So to some extent is kind of, you know, drinking his own Kool-Aid. How do they know what he gets? I think that there was enough of a leak to say that he was given a, that each day he's given a chunk of video to watch. And that I think historically has been something that happens with him as he'd rather watch it than read it. Right. And that, that by Putting together just, it's not even that they're saying they're fake videos. I mean, obviously there are a lot of fake videos. But he's only getting the positive videos. He's just getting explosions. Right. He's just getting a lot of pictures of …” View more
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts mock the absurdity of Trump's daily video briefings, which consist solely of explosions and chaos. They highlight how this one-sided perspective might be shaping his understanding of international conflicts, making it feel like a TikTok highlight reel for the presidency.
The Joe Rogan Experience · #2475 - Andrew Jarecki · Mar 27, 2026
The Joe Rogan Experience
“And when he was interviewing Trump, Trump said that there is a military industrial complex and these guys want to go to war. And we were like, what? You're just saying that? You're just saying that. It's one of the many reasons why a lot of people liked him. Because he would do things like that, where he would completely break protocol and just say, let me know. Let me let you know, rather. Let me inform you. There's a bunch of people that want to go to war, and they're pushing …” “And when he was interviewing Trump, Trump said that there is a military industrial complex and these guys want to go to war. And we were like, what? You're just saying that? You're just saying that. It's one of the many reasons why a lot of people liked him. Because he would do things like that, where he would completely break protocol and just say, let me know. Let me let you know, rather. Let me inform you. There's a bunch of people that want to go to war, and they're pushing me all the time to go to war. That's what they want. It was so crazy, dude. Because also, even Eisenhower, when he coined the term, it was in his farewell address to the nation. He was literally like, this is my last stop. And then I'm leaving. Trump was just in the middle of his presidency. And he goes, all of them want war. They all want me to be …” View more
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In this segment, Dave Smith hilariously recounts Trump's shocking admissions about the military-industrial complex and America's penchant for war. The standout moment comes when Trump bluntly states, 'We got a lot of killers too,' leaving listeners both laughing and questioning the absurdity of political discourse.
The Joe Rogan Experience · #2474 - Dave Smith · Mar 26, 2026
Adam Carolla Show
“You don't think the American public is concerned about that? No, I don't think so. I won. Do you believe that? I mean, I became president. No, I don't think they care at all. I don't think they care at all. I think you care. I think you care. I think she's more befuddled. I think the press is befuddled right now. It's going to start. It's going to start with them yelling, you know, Melania's pussy stinks. Oh, wow. It's going to happen. Jesus. It's coming. Well, please. I'm saying you can't. I bet she's working on a paper. Randy and Ken can't stay up here. Bro, I can hang with Ken …” “You don't think the American public is concerned about that? No, I don't think so. I won. Do you believe that? I mean, I became president. No, I don't think they care at all. I don't think they care at all. I think you care. I think you care. I think she's more befuddled. I think the press is befuddled right now. It's going to start. It's going to start with them yelling, you know, Melania's pussy stinks. Oh, wow. It's going to happen. Jesus. It's coming. Well, please. I'm saying you can't. I bet she's working on a paper. Randy and Ken can't stay up here. Bro, I can hang with Ken Burns. Who cares? A baseball documentary would put everybody to sleep. That's what I'm saying. He's going to come down with you. You're so nambulistic. He'll put you to sleep. Right. You know it. Some of the audience members don't know it. He's going to whacked out on Valium and Coke. Well, he does now. I've been up for four days listening to …” View more
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In a hilarious twist, the segment explores the absurdity of Trump’s presidency as he jokingly prepares to hand over his responsibilities to his sons. The punchline lands when the hosts compare his presidency to a WWE match, highlighting the outrageousness of political life with quotable moments like, 'This is the greatest fucking president of all time.'
Adam Carolla Show · Dana Carvey + Jay Mohr (Carolla Classics) · Mar 15, 2026
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
“… i'm not i'm yeah you know what i'm saying yeah i just i don't know what you're saying but but i find that one of the things i find so stunning about trump is the extent to which your media in particular but our media does exactly the same treating him like this is a normal president donald trump has said this donald trump has posted this donald trump's and it's we then analyze it and we try to find what we think the thinking behind it might be and i suspect we nearly always wrong how would you treat him as a non i curious as to what that would look like I give you an example I give you an example …” “… your licensing requirements for war and you may do it aren't we making a mistake by criticizing that part of it rather than the actual bombing part of it well i do think on this that it's possible to to criticize every aspect of this yes no i'm not i'm yeah you know what i'm saying yeah i just i don't know what you're saying but but i find that one of the things i find so stunning about trump is the extent to which your media in particular but our media does exactly the same treating him like this is a normal president donald trump has said this donald trump has posted this donald trump's and it's we then analyze it and we try to find what we think the thinking behind it might be and i suspect we nearly always wrong how would you treat him as a non i curious as to what that would look like I give you an example I give you an example This week Robert Mueller dies Yes. Okay? So Robert Mueller, we know that Trump hates him. Trump puts out a tweet saying, I'm glad he's dead. Okay? With all respect to Robert Mueller, I think that is the story about Robert Mueller's death. But what happens is, because we think, well, Trump's just kind of firing one of his mad, rants off we just we …” View more
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In this segment, the hosts hilariously dissect Trump's bizarre behavior, highlighting how he's evolved from a 'man baby' to a 'petulant teenager' who openly celebrates the death of his enemies. The absurdity of a president tweeting such outrageous sentiments serves as a comedic lens through which they critique media normalization of his antics.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart · America vs. The Rest with Alastair Campbell · Mar 25, 2026
The Joe Rogan Experience
“… name to justify what you're doing don't use my you know what i mean a lot that's what i don't like have you seen that fucking create that lady that trump made the head of the religion like that no can you pull up trump Does she speak in tongues? Yeah. Please say she speaks in tongues. I don't know if she speaks in tongues. You said, yeah, you wanted to believe. Those are my favorite people. I'm going to guess. But do you think that there's something to that? Yeah. Like just saying. Glossalalia? Yeah. Glossalalia? Is that what they say? Yeah. Paula White Kane. You should pull up one of her …” “… piece of shit suffer the little children that come unto me it would be better that a millstone were tied around your neck and you were thrown in the ocean than to hurt one of these little ones fuck you drum bomb dropping piece of shit don't use my name to justify what you're doing don't use my you know what i mean a lot that's what i don't like have you seen that fucking create that lady that trump made the head of the religion like that no can you pull up trump Does she speak in tongues? Yeah. Please say she speaks in tongues. I don't know if she speaks in tongues. You said, yeah, you wanted to believe. Those are my favorite people. I'm going to guess. But do you think that there's something to that? Yeah. Like just saying. Glossalalia? Yeah. Glossalalia? Is that what they say? Yeah. Paula White Kane. You should pull up one of her sermons. Oh, let me hear some love from this lady. It says, crazy. batshit crazy let's hear some of it let me hear some of that I sending angels are coming angels oh I mean it going to be her Oh is she going to We get dinged again I don know I just trying to find out We'll get dinged all over the place. Don't get dinged. Let's hear what this is. Not …” View more
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Duncan Trussell hilariously critiques political manipulation using religious rhetoric, questioning the absurdity of waiting for Jesus while people justify violence in His name. His over-the-top impersonation of a fervent religious figure adds a layer of absurdity, making the segment both entertaining and thought-provoking.
The Joe Rogan Experience · #2481 - Duncan Trussell · Apr 09, 2026
Adam Carolla Show
“… into a whole racial thing, and that's awesome. Yeah, and that's why we need more women of color in positions of power. All right, what else you got? President Trump was stunned to learn this week that U.S. intelligence indicates that the new Iranian supreme leader may be gay and that his father, the late Ayatollah, feared his suitability to rule the Islamic Republic for that reason. I don't know if you saw this story at all. Well, look, it feels like half the kids of super famous and powerful guys are gay, right? Like, I feel like your chance of being gay or transsexual goes up tenfold if your dad's …” “… nobody in the wmba didn put out a memo to these women and went hey by the way I don know if you noticed attendance goes up when she comes to town When Caitlin Clark is in your building there people here So stop it Knock it off I know. They turned it into a whole racial thing, and that's awesome. Yeah, and that's why we need more women of color in positions of power. All right, what else you got? President Trump was stunned to learn this week that U.S. intelligence indicates that the new Iranian supreme leader may be gay and that his father, the late Ayatollah, feared his suitability to rule the Islamic Republic for that reason. I don't know if you saw this story at all. Well, look, it feels like half the kids of super famous and powerful guys are gay, right? Like, I feel like your chance of being gay or transsexual goes up tenfold if your dad's billionaire and rules either Hollywood or a republic. Yeah. All right. As it's been said many times. Yeah. All right. Is there something to watch? No, I thought, no, I guess we're good. No, never mind. All right. All right. So it was Trump's response. It's Trump's response, essentially. Yeah. They were saying that other people in the room found it to be …” View more
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In a shocking twist, President Trump found himself laughing at the revelation that the new Iranian supreme leader might be gay, leaving intelligence officials in stitches. The segment dives into the absurdity of powerful figures and their offspring, with Trump’s bewildered yet amused response serving as a comedic highlight.
Adam Carolla Show · Dan Abrams: Why People Hate Cops & What the Media Gets Wrong · Mar 17, 2026
The Tim Dillon Show
“This is you've been at a party too long. You know, I have friends that have been at the party too long here with him. And the thing about Trump's entire thing is the party is never about you. It's his party. And, you know, when you first get there, it's fun. It's like hanging out with a rich kid where in the beginning it's really fun because they're excited to show you everything and let you use some of their toys. But then eventually the rich kids like, well, this is all mine. So when are your parents picking you up? Like, you know, that's where we're at now in this in the MAGA cult …” “This is you've been at a party too long. You know, I have friends that have been at the party too long here with him. And the thing about Trump's entire thing is the party is never about you. It's his party. And, you know, when you first get there, it's fun. It's like hanging out with a rich kid where in the beginning it's really fun because they're excited to show you everything and let you use some of their toys. But then eventually the rich kids like, well, this is all mine. So when are your parents picking you up? Like, you know, that's where we're at now in this in the MAGA cult movement. You still have the five DHS QAnon people who are permanently schizophrenic. There's nothing to be done for them. You have people like I know, friends of mine who like live in Florida and are just completely out of it and truly are kind of moral. Again, a black hole. You know, they just don't care what he does. They just like him and they …” View more
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This segment humorously contrasts the vibes at a Trump rally with a rave in an Israeli bomb shelter, highlighting the absurdity of people celebrating amidst chaos. The funniest moment comes when the host compares the joy of Israelis throwing parties in bunkers to the drained faces of Trump supporters who realize they've been at the party too long.
The Tim Dillon Show · 487 - Iran, Looksmaxxing, & The Rapture · Mar 14, 2026
The Joe Rogan Experience
“… all going to be round up and put in internment camps This is the narrative that the most radical of the left have about the sky is falling because Trump's in office. But it's also as well, what people on the left don't want to acknowledge is the dangers of Islamism. When they see people do these kind of horrific terror attacks, when they see, for instance, what happened in the London Bridge terror attacks in 2019, or what happened in Manchester in the Ariana Grande concert where Islamic terrorists bombed a Ariana Grande concert and the majority of the audience were little girls, were young …” “… in right now because we're so ideologically captured, both right and left. Everyone in this country looks at this administration as an existential threat to democracy itself and our way of life and fill in the blank whatever marginalized groups are all going to be round up and put in internment camps This is the narrative that the most radical of the left have about the sky is falling because Trump's in office. But it's also as well, what people on the left don't want to acknowledge is the dangers of Islamism. When they see people do these kind of horrific terror attacks, when they see, for instance, what happened in the London Bridge terror attacks in 2019, or what happened in Manchester in the Ariana Grande concert where Islamic terrorists bombed a Ariana Grande concert and the majority of the audience were little girls, were young girls. And they say, oh, this happened because, you know, they were marginalized and they felt angry and this is what people do when you push them to one side and they don't have a means in order to how to express themselves. You're going, no, what this is, is an ideology. it's an ideology which believes that our civilization our way of life is evil …” View more
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In a wild twist, a military briefing suggests that President Trump is 'anointed by Jesus' to bring about Armageddon, leaving listeners questioning the sanity of this claim. The segment dives into the absurdity of intertwining politics with divine prophecy, making for a laugh-out-loud moment amidst serious discussions on Islamism and ideology.
The Joe Rogan Experience · #2466 - Francis Foster & Konstantin Kisin · Mar 11, 2026
Adam Carolla Show
“And so the Trump derangement syndrome, it doesn't matter how many wars are ended and how many cultures are liberated and what he did for the historically black college or closed. It does not matter. It doesn't fucking matter. Yeah. There's nothing that can be done. There's a lot of dude comics that I will go, can't stand that guy, hate being in a green room with him, but goddamn can they get on stage and bring the heat. Right. Yeah. Right. Give credit where …” “And so the Trump derangement syndrome, it doesn't matter how many wars are ended and how many cultures are liberated and what he did for the historically black college or closed. It does not matter. It doesn't fucking matter. Yeah. There's nothing that can be done. There's a lot of dude comics that I will go, can't stand that guy, hate being in a green room with him, but goddamn can they get on stage and bring the heat. Right. Yeah. Right. Give credit where credit is due. Women will go, hate that bitch comic, not funny. Not funny. Never been funny. Mm-hmm. That's the way they do it. It's not stuff. Now, that being said, I mean what I said about Chelsea. Yeah. But you did give her credit. You said hey she not funny but she is skilled which surrounding yourself with other funny people to make your show …” View more
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In a hilariously blunt critique, the hosts dissect Trump's jab at Gavin Newsom's dyslexia, questioning if a president should have a learning disability. The segment takes a wild turn as they compare political figures to 'retarded' individuals, suggesting they should stick to simpler tasks. This outrageous commentary is both shocking and laugh-out-loud funny, making it a must-listen for fans of political humor.
Adam Carolla Show · Chris Hansen Says We Need the Death Penalty · Mar 18, 2026
Morning Brew Daily
“… be a night of some hobnobbing between journalists, politicians, and celebrities. But the latest iteration this weekend descended into chaos instead. President Trump was evacuated from the Washington Hilton on Saturday night after a shooting erupted at the annual Black Tie Gala. Cabinet members ducked under tables. Oz Perlman, the celebrity mentalist, was performing a mind-reading trick on stage when Secret Service agents fanned out across the ballroom and whisked away important cabinet members, including J.D. Vance. President Trump, who was attending the dinner for the first time after years of skipping …” “The White House Correspondents' Dinner was supposed to be a night of some hobnobbing between journalists, politicians, and celebrities. But the latest iteration this weekend descended into chaos instead. President Trump was evacuated from the Washington Hilton on Saturday night after a shooting erupted at the annual Black Tie Gala. Cabinet members ducked under tables. Oz Perlman, the celebrity mentalist, was performing a mind-reading trick on stage when Secret Service agents fanned out across the ballroom and whisked away important cabinet members, including J.D. Vance. President Trump, who was attending the dinner for the first time after years of skipping it, was shielded and escorted out unharmed. The suspect, Cole Thomas Allen, was carrying a shotgun, handgun, and multiple knives and charged the security checkpoint with a firearm in his hand, hitting an agent clad in a bulletproof vest in the chest before being taken into custody. Allen is from California and a Caltech grad who has recently won a …” View more
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The shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner highlights security lapses, but some attendees viewed the chaos with surprising nonchalance, reflecting a divide in reactions.
The White House Correspondents' Dinner incident highlights both the lax security at the Washington Hilton and the contrasting reactions of attendees, from Trump's security concerns to business leaders' nonchalance.
The security incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner highlights both the lax security measures at the Washington Hilton and Trump's push for a more secure $400 million White House ballroom.
The security incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner highlights both the need for improved security measures and the nonchalant attitude of some attendees who viewed the chaos as an exciting experience.
Morning Brew Daily · Musk v. Altman Trial Begins & Adidas’ Supershoe Powers Sub-2Hr Marathoners · Apr 27, 2026
The Tim Dillon Show
“Trump says he'll have the honor of taking Cuba. I just don understand Let listen to Trump here Talk about God help us Cuba Go on. I think Cuba is in its own way. If you know tourism and everything else, it's a beautiful island. Great weather. They're not in a hurricane zone. By the way, this is a boomer. This is a boomer running the cut. This is what it is like when a boomer runs the country. This is what a boomer running the country feels like …” “Trump says he'll have the honor of taking Cuba. I just don understand Let listen to Trump here Talk about God help us Cuba Go on. I think Cuba is in its own way. If you know tourism and everything else, it's a beautiful island. Great weather. They're not in a hurricane zone. By the way, this is a boomer. This is a boomer running the cut. This is what it is like when a boomer runs the country. This is what a boomer running the country feels like invading countries going there. They could be this could be a nice spot for tourism. That's exactly what most boomers would be doing. They'd be they'd be asking their the joint chiefs what countries would make the best resorts. Let's continue here. They won't be asking us for money for hurricanes every week. but I think Cuba you know all my life I've …” View more
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In this hilarious segment, Trump claims he’ll have the 'honor' of taking Cuba, comparing it to a boomer's dream vacation spot. The absurdity peaks as he suggests that invading countries for tourism is the ultimate goal, highlighting his cluelessness about geopolitics in a comedic light.
The Tim Dillon Show · 488 - Bibi, Genghis Khan, & The Decency To Stay Home · Mar 21, 2026
The Bobby Bones Show
“… with her. She's fun. Something else, if you guys don't mind me going back into the cruise that I was told, that Ray admitted that he never made the Trump bet. Oh, man. We spent years talking about this. I believed it. I defended him. Ray, I'd like for you to talk first. Yeah, we were on stage. There was 2,000 people looking at me. I thought we had to come up with something very captivating, something amazing. So I thought, what is something that will just blow people's mind away? Why not tell them about the Trump bet? That's not even the point I'm talking about. You lied to all of us and said …” “… boat stuff abby's mom came down and then she's not going home yet She moved in. Yeah, because Abby's moving all the stuff out of her house. Does Abby like that? Does Abby want that? Abby made that happen. I would love that. Yeah, I love hanging out with her. She's fun. Something else, if you guys don't mind me going back into the cruise that I was told, that Ray admitted that he never made the Trump bet. Oh, man. We spent years talking about this. I believed it. I defended him. Ray, I'd like for you to talk first. Yeah, we were on stage. There was 2,000 people looking at me. I thought we had to come up with something very captivating, something amazing. So I thought, what is something that will just blow people's mind away? Why not tell them about the Trump bet? That's not even the point I'm talking about. You lied to all of us and said you made a bet on Donald Trump to win the presidency the first time. And the side owed you $50,000. Yeah, I know. He's in another term now. I just felt like we were past that. No, no, no. It's that you lied to us too. You mean way back in 2016? Yeah, no, we all believed it. So for listeners thinking we're in on it, I believed it because he assured me …” View more
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In a shocking twist, Raymundo admits he never made the infamous Trump bet that had everyone convinced he was owed $50,000 for a decade! The crew hilariously recalls how they defended him and even called lawyers over a bet that was just a Photoshop scam. It's a comedic unraveling of a long-standing lie that leaves everyone in stitches.
The Bobby Bones Show · MON PT 2:  Raymundo's Been Lying To Us For TEN YEARS! + Eddie's School Attendance Controversy + Amy Predicts March Madness · Mar 16, 2026
Behind the Bastards
“That's a super Trump line. Yeah, but then the next part is weird. But hanging around, that's that's not really a trump sounding line okay sorry it's weird we've all been distracted yeah so let's talk about what he said on tuesday power plant day bridge day yeah he said quote a whole civilization will die tonight never to be brought back again that's a trump line yeah i don't want that to happen but it probably will however now that we have complete and total regime …” “That's a super Trump line. Yeah, but then the next part is weird. But hanging around, that's that's not really a trump sounding line okay sorry it's weird we've all been distracted yeah so let's talk about what he said on tuesday power plant day bridge day yeah he said quote a whole civilization will die tonight never to be brought back again that's a trump line yeah i don't want that to happen but it probably will however now that we have complete and total regime change where different smarter and less radicalized minds prevail maybe something maybe Maybe something revolutionarily wonderful can happen. Who knows? We will find out tonight. One of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the world 47 years of extortion corruption and death will finally end God bless the great people of …” View more
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In a recent discussion about U.S. military operations in Iran, the podcast highlights a controversial statement made by former President Trump, where he claimed, 'a whole civilization will die tonight.' This alarming rhetoric is examined alongside the subsequent military strikes in Iran, raising serious concerns about the implications of such threats and the potential for civilian casualties.
Behind the Bastards · It Could Happen Here Weekly 227 · Apr 11, 2026
Connections Podcast
“I believe that Trump has known all along, like the rest of the world has known, that Putin's plans were to continue with aggression in Ukraine, and that Trump knowingly helped Putin with this endeavor through Trump's stalling techniques and maneuvers regarding Ukraine that have continued to occur. I believe that Putin likely has blackmail-type material on Trump, and they likely have a mutual agreement regarding the stalling of any peace process in Ukraine, as well …” “I believe that Trump has known all along, like the rest of the world has known, that Putin's plans were to continue with aggression in Ukraine, and that Trump knowingly helped Putin with this endeavor through Trump's stalling techniques and maneuvers regarding Ukraine that have continued to occur. I believe that Putin likely has blackmail-type material on Trump, and they likely have a mutual agreement regarding the stalling of any peace process in Ukraine, as well as an agreement regarding a possible crisis creation in the future that would help Trump's position. What do you think about that? That's Linda. That's a lot of speculation. Well, we know that Donald has kowtowed to Putin. Remember in Helsinki in 2018, he said, I don't trust any of the American intelligence agencies, but I take Vladimir Putin at …” View more
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David Cay Johnston claims that Donald Trump has knowingly aided Vladimir Putin's aggression in Ukraine, possibly due to compromising material Putin holds over him. He argues that Trump's actions, including lifting sanctions, have directly benefited Russia while undermining democracy. Johnston also criticizes Biden's diplomatic approach, suggesting it has prolonged the conflict and given Russia an advantage.
Connections Podcast · David Cay Johnston on steps you can take to protect democracy · Mar 24, 2026
The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
“… or anyone listening didn't see, the players were celebrating in the locker room following their win against Canada. And FBI Director Cash Patel put President Trump on speakerphone, who made a joke about the women's team and how he would have to invite them too to the White House. And most of the men's team laughed. And this was caught on video and sparked a lot of debate online and in the news. As someone who has said and written a lot about what being a man really means, I couldn't think of anyone I'd rather hear from on this story, particularly the men's reaction and the lack of support for their female …” “Question number two. Hi, Scott. Andrew from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I was wondering your thoughts on the controversy following the U.S. men's hockey team Olympic gold medal win. If you or anyone listening didn't see, the players were celebrating in the locker room following their win against Canada. And FBI Director Cash Patel put President Trump on speakerphone, who made a joke about the women's team and how he would have to invite them too to the White House. And most of the men's team laughed. And this was caught on video and sparked a lot of debate online and in the news. As someone who has said and written a lot about what being a man really means, I couldn't think of anyone I'd rather hear from on this story, particularly the men's reaction and the lack of support for their female counterparts at the Olympics. As a personal aside, I watched the game with my dad. He's just the best dad, and we've loved hockey forever. I found it really deflating to have to balance enjoying this moment with my dad in a country I love dearly with complex feelings about the country right now. So if you have time, I'm also just curious how you …” View more
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The U.S. men's hockey team's celebratory moment turned controversial when President Trump made a sexist joke about the women's team, leading to backlash against the players for laughing. This incident highlights deeper issues of masculinity and the responsibilities of men to support their female counterparts, as discussed by a commentator who emphasizes the need for evolved masculinity that celebrates both men and women. The real fault lies with the president, who diminished both teams and set a poor example for young men.
The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · Scott Responds to the Paternity Leave Backlash, Patriotism in America, and more · Mar 13, 2026
PBD Podcast
“… We don't have a country right now. So you have to always stay a little bit paranoid about what could happen. Now, let me go to the tweet of what President Trump posted on Truth Social this morning. The world is reacting to it. A lot of people are not happy. A lot of people are curious. Some people are saying this is good. But I would say a lot of the people are probably on this is crazy what's about to happen today. J.D. Vance said something this morning that it's probably coming to an end. A whole civilization, President Trump said, on Truth Social, a whole civilization will die tonight. never be …” “… is grasping for salvation. This is what we need to say, but we need help. And then number four is capitulations to irrelevance or death, which is over. I'm a Syrian, trust me. We lost our empire many, many years ago, and we were very, very powerful. We don't have a country right now. So you have to always stay a little bit paranoid about what could happen. Now, let me go to the tweet of what President Trump posted on Truth Social this morning. The world is reacting to it. A lot of people are not happy. A lot of people are curious. Some people are saying this is good. But I would say a lot of the people are probably on this is crazy what's about to happen today. J.D. Vance said something this morning that it's probably coming to an end. A whole civilization, President Trump said, on Truth Social, a whole civilization will die tonight. never be brought back again. I don't want that to happen, but it probably will. However, now that we have complete and total regime change where different, smarter, and less radicalized minds prevail, maybe something revolutionary, wonderful can happen. Who knows? We will find out tonight one of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the …” View more
Ridealong summary
President Trump warns that a whole civilization may die tonight, referencing a potential U.S.-Iran conflict. This alarming statement comes amidst escalating tensions and military preparations, suggesting a major ground invasion could soon unfold. As experts decode Trump's message, the stakes for negotiation and peace appear dangerously high.
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The Charlie Kirk Show
“… already also dealing with this issue, They do have something that they view as a new way forward, and it's called remigration. I'm all in favor. President Trump has endorsed this in many cases. We do hear kind of occasionally different signals out of the White House over what is going to be prioritized at any given time. Axios, of course, had a story about that this week. But President Trump has said many times that he believes specifically, by the way, remigration and reverse migration. And I'll tell you exactly the last time he said it was Thanksgiving when on last Thanksgiving. So just what, you …” “Well, and Andrew, in Europe where they're already also dealing with this issue, They do have something that they view as a new way forward, and it's called remigration. I'm all in favor. President Trump has endorsed this in many cases. We do hear kind of occasionally different signals out of the White House over what is going to be prioritized at any given time. Axios, of course, had a story about that this week. But President Trump has said many times that he believes specifically, by the way, remigration and reverse migration. And I'll tell you exactly the last time he said it was Thanksgiving when on last Thanksgiving. So just what, you know, four months ago here, we had the shooting of two National Guard members, one male, one female, the female who was killed on the scene. And the male was obviously just at the State of the Union a couple of weeks ago. And those were done by Afghan migrants who, again, were here legally. And President Trump said, no, reverse migration, remigrate …” View more
Ridealong summary
Recent shootings in the U.S. have sparked a heated debate on immigration policies, with some calling for 'remigration' of certain migrants. President Trump advocates for stricter measures, citing cases of legal immigrants who have committed violent acts, and emphasizes the need for immediate reform to prevent future attacks. The discussion highlights flaws in the current immigration system and raises questions about national security.
The Charlie Kirk Show · THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 118 — Looksmaxxing and Jestergooning? $500 Faces? Blame Canada? · Mar 14, 2026
Bulwark Takes
“will lose their broadcast license. And for people who are not aware of this, if you watch a Trump event, something in the White House or anywhere, who is asking the questions? Who is in that press pool? It's One America News, a right-wing outfit. it it's gateway pundit it's lindell tv i love lindell like don't don't don't start i love lindell tv i get my pillows and i watch my tv at the same time it's an incredible combination no and then the other thing so this is it's very authoritative kind of stalinistic threats and then the other thing …” “will lose their broadcast license. And for people who are not aware of this, if you watch a Trump event, something in the White House or anywhere, who is asking the questions? Who is in that press pool? It's One America News, a right-wing outfit. it it's gateway pundit it's lindell tv i love lindell like don't don't don't start i love lindell tv i get my pillows and i watch my tv at the same time it's an incredible combination no and then the other thing so this is it's very authoritative kind of stalinistic threats and then the other thing is just like the some of the requests for the coverage are so absurd right like so cars criticism as you noted it made no sense like the journal story was accurate hegseth at that briefing i don know if people really appreciated this he started the briefing by talking about how the United States was going to intensify operations lethality unity of …” View more
Ridealong summary
Donald Trump is openly reshaping the media landscape, claiming credit for the ousting of journalists and the defunding of public broadcasting. This alarming trend reflects a broader authoritarian strategy where dissenting voices are silenced, and government narratives dominate public discourse. The implications of this manipulation reveal a dangerous cycle of censorship and credibility erosion in American media.
Bulwark Takes · Trump Says Iran Is Finished—Then Asks the World for Backup · Mar 15, 2026
#SistersInLaw
“… in doing an election audit before they did this. So they were completely unqualified and did a really bad job, even though it confirmed that Donald Trump lost. You know, it was pretty crazy. I mean, there are things that you do and don't do when you're evaluating an election after the fact. And one of them is that you don't make markings in blue pen, which, of course, is exactly what they did early on in this one, forcing everything to come to a halt and really throwing the whole process into question. I think that there was some suggestion that perhaps it had been done that way in order to …” “… otherwise totally inexplicable. And there's really no reason for this to be happening. There was no reason for the audit by the ninjas, which I also should point out, aside from the fact they became insolvent and closed up business, had no experience in doing an election audit before they did this. So they were completely unqualified and did a really bad job, even though it confirmed that Donald Trump lost. You know, it was pretty crazy. I mean, there are things that you do and don't do when you're evaluating an election after the fact. And one of them is that you don't make markings in blue pen, which, of course, is exactly what they did early on in this one, forcing everything to come to a halt and really throwing the whole process into question. I think that there was some suggestion that perhaps it had been done that way in order to throw doubt onto the process which I think underscores the point that you making Jill You know a lot of what we're seeing right now, it's not about discounting the results of those elections because they've been vetted and litigated repeatedly. It's about making people have doubt about whether our elections are being held competently and whether they …” View more
Ridealong summary
The Cyber Ninjas' election audit in Arizona raised serious doubts about electoral integrity, despite confirming Trump lost. Their unqualified methods, including marking ballots with blue pen, seemed designed to create confusion and distrust. As Arizona's Democratic officials prepare to defend voter data against federal demands, the stakes for public confidence in elections have never been higher.
#SistersInLaw · 286: The Old Cyber Ninjas · Mar 14, 2026

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