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“… 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
“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
“… left, the endless virtue signaling of the left, and the hypocrisy entailed by all of that, and the judgmentalism of the left toward the right. What Trump revealed right of center was an ocean of people who were so sick to death of being judged by the, quote, elites, right? Hated the elites and their institutions with such passion. Judged for being poor, for being fat, for being uneducated, for working in jobs. You could put half of Trump's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables. There were low status jobs, right? Like having their religion judge, everything. He managed to find an …”“We have a, given everything that's happened on the left, the sanctimony of the left, the endless virtue signaling of the left, and the hypocrisy entailed by all of that, and the judgmentalism of the left toward the right. What Trump revealed right of center was an ocean of people who were so sick to death of being judged by the, quote, elites, right? Hated the elites and their institutions with such passion. Judged for being poor, for being fat, for being uneducated, for working in jobs. You could put half of Trump's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables. There were low status jobs, right? Like having their religion judge, everything. He managed to find an orbit that I wouldn have thought was possible through all of that which was he could play both games simultaneously He could basically say listen I a creature of the elite Like I went to the good schools and I'm a billionaire. I mean, leave aside that he wasn't. And his superpower really was that he was not a creature of the elite. I mean, he's low …”View more
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In this hilarious segment, Sam Harris compares Donald Trump to a 'fat Jesus' who embraces his followers without judgment, allowing them to revel in their flaws. The absurdity of seeing Trump as a non-judgmental figure, complete with hamburgers and tabloid charm, makes for a compelling and laugh-out-loud analysis of his appeal.
“… 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
“… It's really hard. Coming up, our panelists predict after his visit to the Supreme Court this week, what will be the next surprising place Donald Trump will show up. But first, let me tell you that, wait, wait, don't tell me, it's a production of NPR and WBEZ Chicago in association with Urgent Haircut Productions, Doug Berman, Benevolent Overlord. Philip Godega writes our limericks. Our public address announcer is Paul Friedman. Thanks to the staff and crew at the Studebaker Theatre. B.J. Liederman composed our theme. Our program is produced by Jennifer Mills, Miles Dornbos, and Lillian King. …”“All right, Bill, how did Peter do? Well, in my 12 years here, we have never had a three-way tie. Oh, you guys are just equally mediocre at this game. I know. Equally yoked. It's really hard. Coming up, our panelists predict after his visit to the Supreme Court this week, what will be the next surprising place Donald Trump will show up. But first, let me tell you that, wait, wait, don't tell me, it's a production of NPR and WBEZ Chicago in association with Urgent Haircut Productions, Doug Berman, Benevolent Overlord. Philip Godega writes our limericks. Our public address announcer is Paul Friedman. Thanks to the staff and crew at the Studebaker Theatre. B.J. Liederman composed our theme. Our program is produced by Jennifer Mills, Miles Dornbos, and Lillian King. Special thanks to Blythe Roberson, Monica Hickey, and Travis Hagen. It's been one week since Peter Gwynn looked at me. Emma Choi is our vibe curator. Technical direction, Lorna White. Our CFO is Colin Miller. Our production manager is Robert Newhouse. Our senior producer is Ian Chillag. The executive producer of Way, Way, Don't Tell Me is Mike …”View more
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In a hilarious prediction segment, the panelists throw out outrageous ideas for where Donald Trump might show up next, including a 'gold-plated, platinum-lined, diamond-encrusted prison cell' and a 'car made of human skin.' The absurdity of their suggestions, combined with playful banter, makes for a wildly entertaining discussion.
Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!·We become friends and neighbors with Olivia Munn·Apr 04, 2026
“Big press conference for Donald Trump today. He had a lot to say regarding the hacks from the Russian government. Russians? Yes. Am I on camera? Not right now, no. Oh, I'm sorry. You're shouting offstage. I'm on camera. Cut to a two shot. I'm sorry. As I was saying, it might be great friends with Vladimir Putin, but he's still vehemently denied. Get my powder out. I'll get my dressing room. We are alive right now. It's next to my bowling ball bag. It's a Simpsons bowling ball. Big …”“Big press conference for Donald Trump today. He had a lot to say regarding the hacks from the Russian government. Russians? Yes. Am I on camera? Not right now, no. Oh, I'm sorry. You're shouting offstage. I'm on camera. Cut to a two shot. I'm sorry. As I was saying, it might be great friends with Vladimir Putin, but he's still vehemently denied. Get my powder out. I'll get my dressing room. We are alive right now. It's next to my bowling ball bag. It's a Simpsons bowling ball. Big Mama, we're alive right now. It ain't my... Go do your thing. Russians hack some chump shit. Vladimir Putin. I'm fired. Can you cut to commercial? Technical difficulties?”View more
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In a chaotic moment during a press conference, a flustered Trump hilariously juggles his thoughts on Russian hackers and his makeup routine, all while dealing with offstage distractions. The absurdity escalates as he tries to maintain his composure, leading to a comedic breakdown that captures the essence of live broadcasting gone wrong.
Adam Carolla Show·Dana Carvey + Jay Mohr (Carolla Classics)·Mar 15, 2026
“… 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
“… 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
“… when the NBC News guy, who's the guy, the black anchor that was on a few years back on NBC. Yes, I'll think of it in a second. But he – when Trump was meeting with Putin and Trump made a statement – Lester Holt. Lester Holt, yeah. When Trump made a statement and then you cut back to Lester Holt – and this was something new that I had not seen before – where Lester Holt shook his head like, can you believe that crap? It's like, why are you tipping off the audience how to think? Lester Holt – they said, this is no longer objective news. And that's when the objectivity in newscasts just fell …”“… Watch the tape. Watch the tape. And they went, well, he's, but he's, why? And I go, don't you see what I'm seeing? He's been corrupted. He's been adulterated. Well, that's what happens. I think what you're talking about, first of all, I just remember when the NBC News guy, who's the guy, the black anchor that was on a few years back on NBC. Yes, I'll think of it in a second. But he – when Trump was meeting with Putin and Trump made a statement – Lester Holt. Lester Holt, yeah. When Trump made a statement and then you cut back to Lester Holt – and this was something new that I had not seen before – where Lester Holt shook his head like, can you believe that crap? It's like, why are you tipping off the audience how to think? Lester Holt – they said, this is no longer objective news. And that's when the objectivity in newscasts just fell off the cliff. Right. So when you hear and see little things, like when they'll go, AOC says she spoke to the chupacabra. And then they'll go, Donald Trump falsely says the election was rigged. It's like, no, no. Donald Trump says the election was rigged. That's his statement. Yeah. You don't have to add the falsely because the statement is the …”View more
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In a hilarious tirade, Rob Schneider critiques public health messaging by comparing it to absurd claims like talking to a chupacabra. His passionate delivery and outrageous examples make for a compelling and funny argument against media bias and misinformation during COVID, leaving listeners questioning who to trust.
Adam Carolla Show·Rob Schneider Annihilates Fauci and Talks Norm Macdonald Documentary·Mar 16, 2026
“… like, you know, look, I don't want any accolades. Just put my name on a stamp or whatever. Giving the government back to the people. It's like Baron Trump. And here we go. So everyone's celebrating. Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-brand. Look at the fucking elephant. I wonder if they got a new elephant or if that's the same one that stomped on his face. Oh, my gosh. Well, let's Obviously we had an opinion about this movie But there are people out there that had a different opinion It is now time for Second Opinions The movie was a piece of shit Yet this person recommends it Tell me what is the message Maybe that …”“… queen and I go off to take our SATs, remember, we're all created equal. Because I was born into royalty, I'm no different from you. Put my face on a stamp, 50 cent piece, and let's call it a day. That's, by the way, a big ass. I'm out of here. He's like, you know, look, I don't want any accolades. Just put my name on a stamp or whatever. Giving the government back to the people. It's like Baron Trump. And here we go. So everyone's celebrating. Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-brand. Look at the fucking elephant. I wonder if they got a new elephant or if that's the same one that stomped on his face. Oh, my gosh. Well, let's Obviously we had an opinion about this movie But there are people out there that had a different opinion It is now time for Second Opinions The movie was a piece of shit Yet this person recommends it Tell me what is the message Maybe that art is subjective I need a second opinion That was John Lajoie with his second opinion song. A beautiful second opinion song. These are five-star reviews called from Amazon.com for the film Surf Ninjas. This one we'll lead off with is from, written by someone calling themselves The Unknown Warrior. The title of the review is awesome, and it goes …”View more
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In this segment, the hosts hilariously dissect the absurd ending of 'Surf Ninjas,' where Leslie Nielsen humorously suggests putting his face on a stamp while celebrating a bizarre victory. The comedic chaos peaks as they highlight the confusion of background characters and the strange portrayal of Filipino warriors, leading to a wild five-star review that hilariously claims it's one of the greatest Filipino movies ever.
How Did This Get Made?·Surf Ninjas LIVE! w/ Nicole Byer, Rob Huebel, & Gil Ozeri (HDTGM Matinee)·Mar 24, 2026
“… you crazy bastards or you be living in hell Just watch Praise to Allah At least he giving credit to their you know praise be to Allah Donald J. Trump. Tucker Carlson reacts to this with a video that went viral. Everybody reacted to it. What is this all about? Tucker's right. Tucker's not right. Why would he say such a thing like this? Here's Tucker. Go for it, Rob. You think you are? You're tweeting out the F word on Easter morning? you'll be living in hell. Just watch. Praise be to Allah. So obviously you're mocking the religion of Iran. Okay. If you seek a religious war, that's a good …”“… is what pissed off a lot of different people. So this is Easter's tweet that the president puts up. He gets out there and says Tuesday will be power plant day bridge day all wrapped up in one In Iran there will be nothing like it Open the effing straight you crazy bastards or you be living in hell Just watch Praise to Allah At least he giving credit to their you know praise be to Allah Donald J. Trump. Tucker Carlson reacts to this with a video that went viral. Everybody reacted to it. What is this all about? Tucker's right. Tucker's not right. Why would he say such a thing like this? Here's Tucker. Go for it, Rob. You think you are? You're tweeting out the F word on Easter morning? you'll be living in hell. Just watch. Praise be to Allah. So obviously you're mocking the religion of Iran. Okay. If you seek a religious war, that's a good idea. But by the way, no decent person mocks other people's religions. You may have a problem with the theology. Presumably you do if it's not your religion, and you can explain what that is. But to mock other people's faith is to mock the idea of faith itself, and we should never mock that, because at its core is the acknowledgement that we are not in …”View more
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President Trump's controversial tweets on Easter sparked outrage and speculation about a potential war with Iran. Following his aggressive messaging, he announced a ceasefire, but not before tensions escalated with Iran's attacks on Israel. This segment explores the chaotic aftermath of his tweets and their implications for international relations.
“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
“… all these different things. Yeah. And we're getting depleted. So the question is like, will we run out before them? And I feel like we will because Trump tweeted, we have unlimited missiles. Trump only tweets shit like that, which it ain't going well. When the economy sucks, he's like, it's the greatest economy that's ever happened in history. How many missiles do we have? Infinity missiles. We have infinity missiles. That's not good. That's not good at all. And the reason that's not good is twofold. Because they're not going to, and this is where shit gets ugly, they're not just going to be …”“Like we have Israel, like all these different things. Yeah. And we're getting depleted. So the question is like, will we run out before them? And I feel like we will because Trump tweeted, we have unlimited missiles. Trump only tweets shit like that, which it ain't going well. When the economy sucks, he's like, it's the greatest economy that's ever happened in history. How many missiles do we have? Infinity missiles. We have infinity missiles. That's not good. That's not good at all. And the reason that's not good is twofold. Because they're not going to, and this is where shit gets ugly, they're not just going to be like, alright, we're out of missiles, see you later guys, good try. What they'll probably do is escalate and that escalation means civilian deaths in Iran. yeah and the escalation trap or whatever that's what they call it so it's like okay we're running out of these defensive missiles we're gonna have to go more offensive and that means we're gonna …”View more
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In this segment, the host hilariously critiques Trump's absurd claim of 'infinity missiles' while discussing the serious consequences of military escalation. The absurdity peaks when they connect military actions to cover-ups like the Epstein files, leaving listeners laughing at the ridiculousness of it all.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh·Iran Got Frame Mogged & Clintons Giggle At Epstein Files | #694·Mar 04, 2026
“… up with a subpoena. And Melania's going, we need to have the victims talk in front of Congress. Yeah, and then I saw this vaguely, something about Trump had no idea she was going to do that. I did see that too, but I just don't. How do you not know? I don't know that I believe that. You president of the United States and your wife is going to go before cameras and make a statement like that Yeah what was it A press conference And you don know It was her at a stand There was a podium A podium and people feels kind of pressy And a camera recording at a press conference. So do I know the real …”“… to do with her in some way or she wouldn't have been getting ahead of it because there was no reason for her to do this. And it's a complete shift of what the administration's been saying, like no Congress, no Congress. Pam Bondi wouldn't even show up with a subpoena. And Melania's going, we need to have the victims talk in front of Congress. Yeah, and then I saw this vaguely, something about Trump had no idea she was going to do that. I did see that too, but I just don't. How do you not know? I don't know that I believe that. You president of the United States and your wife is going to go before cameras and make a statement like that Yeah what was it A press conference And you don know It was her at a stand There was a podium A podium and people feels kind of pressy And a camera recording at a press conference. So do I know the real reason? No. Do I agree with her? Yes. Let the victim speak. Yes. The problem is the victims are scared they're going to be murdered. Well, we need to put them all in a safe house. I hear you. Together. I hear you. With guards. I hear you that you can trust you think they all want to hang out with each other no they really don't and they have lives and …”View more
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In a surprising twist, Melania Trump takes the spotlight at a press conference, advocating for victims to speak out, leaving everyone questioning how Trump was oblivious to her plans. The segment humorously unpacks the absurdity of political distractions, leading to the shocking realization that no one in America has been held accountable for serious crimes against children. It's a wild ride through unexpected political moments and shocking truths.
The Bobby Bones Show·FRI PT 2: Bobby's Frustrated With Amy + Bobby Owes Lunchbox Money + Eddie Walking Around The House NAKED?!·Apr 10, 2026
“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
“… 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 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.
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.
“… Do you think? Yeah, right away. I have no record. I go to Canada and my homies get in. They all got DUIs. I'm good. I'm flying colors, baby. And Trump came to the... When I fought, Masvidal was the first time a president ever came to a fight. Really? Yeah. I didn't know that. Yeah, I invited him. Did you? Yeah, I was like, yo, we found him for the baddest motherfucker in the game belt right here. And he's like, I got to go to that. I'm like, yeah, come through. You stabbed him up when you were walking out. Well, that was... Anyways. Seeing him at the fights was wild. I'll take full …”“… a little mustache. Yeah, that's funny. That's a good picture, dude. That's hilarious, dude. They're doing extensive background checks for people that are even going to the fights. Do you think you guys would even be able to clear the background checks? Do you think? Yeah, right away. I have no record. I go to Canada and my homies get in. They all got DUIs. I'm good. I'm flying colors, baby. And Trump came to the... When I fought, Masvidal was the first time a president ever came to a fight. Really? Yeah. I didn't know that. Yeah, I invited him. Did you? Yeah, I was like, yo, we found him for the baddest motherfucker in the game belt right here. And he's like, I got to go to that. I'm like, yeah, come through. You stabbed him up when you were walking out. Well, that was... Anyways. Seeing him at the fights was wild. I'll take full responsibility for that one. Shit. Who brought a president to a fight? Nobody. Mike Tyson? No, he wasn't the president then. was he no no when mike no no oh yeah no no no i just know trump was at mike tyson fight yeah yeah um yeah bring up some pictures zoo world association fire through some pictures here nick”View more
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In this hilarious segment, Nate Diaz recounts how he invited former President Trump to his fight, calling it a wild moment in MMA history. The banter escalates as they joke about background checks and 'grooming', leading to a laugh-out-loud exploration of what it means to be a 'bad motherf***er' in the fight game.
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von·#649 - Nate Diaz & Chris Avila·Mar 31, 2026
“… 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
“… can do it. So it's a matter of whether they can rather than whether they want. Well, they want to. They want to. Are they less likely to move with Trump in office? Yes, that's absolutely the case. And also, Xi Jinping is like a Trump. Xi Jinping did what Trump could not do. He absolutely destroyed his military. He purged, since he came into power, he purged more than 100 high-level military officials. And lately, he purged 36 or 38 generals.”“… But also Taiwan now has everything that the world wants. Right. The chips, right? The chips. Yeah. But it's always the goal, not just today. Mao wanted Taiwan, but he could not take Taiwan. Xi Jinping felt like he now is strong enough that he can do it. So it's a matter of whether they can rather than whether they want. Well, they want to. They want to. Are they less likely to move with Trump in office? Yes, that's absolutely the case. And also, Xi Jinping is like a Trump. Xi Jinping did what Trump could not do. He absolutely destroyed his military. He purged, since he came into power, he purged more than 100 high-level military officials. And lately, he purged 36 or 38 generals.”View more
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In this segment, Xi Van Fleet humorously compares Taiwan to an 'unthinkable aircraft carrier,' highlighting its strategic importance and the absurdity of past beliefs about trade leading to democracy in China. The discussion takes a sharp turn as she notes Xi Jinping's military purges, drawing a parallel to Trump, which adds a layer of dark humor to the geopolitical tension.
Adam Carolla Show·Xi Van Fleet Warns About China’s Influence in America·Mar 31, 2026
“… to the show. Thanks so much for having me. So I find the state of the war in Iran confusing, even if somebody's been covering it. I hear Donald Trump talking daily now about how the war only has two to three more weeks in it. Negotiations are going great. You know, this is almost over. And I also see that we're moving about 10,000 more troops into the area alongside other military assets. What should I believe here? Which of these should I be tracking? Well, I think at this point we have to be tracking both the language that the Trump administration and the president himself are using, …”“Suzanne Maloney, welcome to the show. Thanks so much for having me. So I find the state of the war in Iran confusing, even if somebody's been covering it. I hear Donald Trump talking daily now about how the war only has two to three more weeks in it. Negotiations are going great. You know, this is almost over. And I also see that we're moving about 10,000 more troops into the area alongside other military assets. What should I believe here? Which of these should I be tracking? Well, I think at this point we have to be tracking both the language that the Trump administration and the president himself are using, especially on social media. But we also have to be watching what's happening on the ground because, you know, what we've seen even in the buildup to the war is that the president has often said one thing and done something different. And that's something that the Iranians are well aware of and very much prepared for. And I think he's probably getting …”View more
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In a critical analysis of the ongoing conflict, Suzanne Maloney discusses the complexities of President Trump's approach to Iran. While Trump claims the war is nearing an end, the reality on the ground suggests a different story, with military escalations and a 15-point peace plan that reflects longstanding U.S. demands. The segment highlights the uncertainty in Trump's strategy and Iran's preparedness for various scenarios.
The Ezra Klein Show·Why Iran Believes It Has the Upper Hand·Apr 03, 2026
“… Most people are saying at least some people are saying that he wasn at a protest What is this Jimmy The golden beeper gift that Netanyahu gave to Trump That hilarious Jesus. He gave him a beeper. That's pretty gangster. That's right up there with the auto-pen picture replacing Biden's picture. That's wild. That's pretty crazy. That's crazy. Do you think Iran has the capability to level Israel? There's a new understanding of their capabilities. I wish I could talk better. Because they thought they could only go 2,000 kilometers with their rockets, but they just fired rockets that are capable of …”“… about this shit. We can make something to get beepers. Listen, a bunch of things are true at the same time. The Iranian regime is horrible. They just executed that wrestler. That really elite high level teenage wrestler They said he was at a protest Most people are saying at least some people are saying that he wasn at a protest What is this Jimmy The golden beeper gift that Netanyahu gave to Trump That hilarious Jesus. He gave him a beeper. That's pretty gangster. That's right up there with the auto-pen picture replacing Biden's picture. That's wild. That's pretty crazy. That's crazy. Do you think Iran has the capability to level Israel? There's a new understanding of their capabilities. I wish I could talk better. Because they thought they could only go 2,000 kilometers with their rockets, but they just fired rockets that are capable of going 4,000 kilometers. Which means? That's a long line. It's a lot different. They could reach Europe. So that changed everybody's perception of all this shit. Because they're blowing up all these oil hubs. They're blowing up all these infrastructures. They're blowing up all these different things in Qatar, in the United Arab Emirates, in Saudi …”View more
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In a wild twist, the hosts speculate whether Netanyahu might be using AI-generated fake footage to fake his death, leading to a hilarious discussion on the absurdity of misinformation in today's media. The banter flows as they joke about beepers and the complexities of international conflicts, leaving listeners both entertained and questioning what's real.
The Joe Rogan Experience·Fight Companion - March 21, 2026·Mar 22, 2026
“… Well, they must retain control of the House and the Senate, at least one of them. So these midterms really matter. These midterms really matter. if Trump is able to retain control by intimidating voters, having ballots seized by this new policy of the post office that, well, we're not going to guarantee your postage cancellation stamp will appear promptly. Yesterday he called, he said it's not mail-in voting, it's mail-in cheating. And he claimed that the United States is the only country in the world that does it, which is baloney. Absolute nonsense, yes. And then the post office just got a …”“So what does the final consolidation of power in this particular government look like? In the next one to two, I mean, before the end of this term, what could it look like? Well, they must retain control of the House and the Senate, at least one of them. So these midterms really matter. These midterms really matter. if Trump is able to retain control by intimidating voters, having ballots seized by this new policy of the post office that, well, we're not going to guarantee your postage cancellation stamp will appear promptly. Yesterday he called, he said it's not mail-in voting, it's mail-in cheating. And he claimed that the United States is the only country in the world that does it, which is baloney. Absolute nonsense, yes. And then the post office just got a Supreme Court ruling that even if two postal workers refuse to deliver your mail to you because they're racist and they don't like your race, which is the actual case in front of them, you don't have a case. There is no requirement that the Postal Service actually deliver your mail to you. That is an astonishingly helpful to a dictator decision. The …”View more
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The upcoming midterm elections are crucial for Donald Trump's consolidation of power, as he seeks to intimidate voters and control Congress. With alarming policies like potential mail-in voting restrictions and threats of state violence, the stakes have never been higher. If voters don't act, they may find themselves under the risk of oppression from a Trump-led government.
Connections Podcast·David Cay Johnston on steps you can take to protect democracy·Mar 24, 2026
“… 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
“So Trump showed up to the World Economic Forum, achieved a deal on Greenland through force. Interesting, I think he's just buying it. He's giving everyone in Greenland $100,000, by the way. Everyone in Greenland's getting like $105,000 so that we can have Greenland. So here, I mean, I guess this is Trump's board of peace. Donald Trump has now done a board of peace. Here's what's happened. Everything is a scripted reality show. I criticize ICE. People …”“So Trump showed up to the World Economic Forum, achieved a deal on Greenland through force. Interesting, I think he's just buying it. He's giving everyone in Greenland $100,000, by the way. Everyone in Greenland's getting like $105,000 so that we can have Greenland. So here, I mean, I guess this is Trump's board of peace. Donald Trump has now done a board of peace. Here's what's happened. Everything is a scripted reality show. I criticize ICE. People get mad at me. They're like, well, how do you think people should be deported, dah, dah, dah, dah? Number one, you can pass legislation, which they haven't done. All of the stuff they've done on immigration is through executive orders, a lot of it. It will be reversed immediately by a Democratic president. That's number one. Number two, if you pass …”View more
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Trump's approach to immigration is more like a reality show than a serious policy, stirring chaos without real solutions. Instead of passing legislation, his administration relies on executive orders, leading to protests and violence while ignoring the employers who exploit illegal labor. The long-term consequences of this spectacle are detrimental to both immigrants and the economy, especially in real estate.
The Tim Dillon Show·480 - Jared Kushner, Trump Obsession, & Healing Through Hate·Jan 24, 2026
“… Why is that? Europe is a democratic, democratic governments. Some are conservative, some are progressive, but they are elected by the Beagle. Trump does not like democracy. So that worries me very, very much. All right, maybe one or two more questions if we could. Okay, great, that sounds good. Recently with the ICE raids that have happened in Minnesota, and they're happening everywhere, right? I mean, it's become a big thing. And for me, a lot of it is in response to, you know, there was such a border policy that was keeping, allowing a lot of extra people here, right? Extra people that …”“… the United States having his best friend, a dictator in Saudi Arabia, supporting a war criminal in Israel, Mr. Netanyahu, et cetera, et cetera. And by the way, going to war, if you like, I know, hopefully not literally, figuratively at least, with Europe. Why is that? Europe is a democratic, democratic governments. Some are conservative, some are progressive, but they are elected by the Beagle. Trump does not like democracy. So that worries me very, very much. All right, maybe one or two more questions if we could. Okay, great, that sounds good. Recently with the ICE raids that have happened in Minnesota, and they're happening everywhere, right? I mean, it's become a big thing. And for me, a lot of it is in response to, you know, there was such a border policy that was keeping, allowing a lot of extra people here, right? Extra people that were not meeting up with their, like their probation officer, not probation officers, but their like attendance officers at times, that sort of situation, right? So it resulted, it seems like in this situation, we had to hire a lot extra ICE agents, some of them even unqualified. Anyway, it's left us in a unique place in America right now, but also …”View more
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Trump's expansion of ICE funding signals a shift towards using immigration enforcement as a tool for intimidation, not just for targeting criminals. This controversial approach raises concerns about authoritarianism in America, as innocent citizens are now at risk of being arrested. The need for comprehensive immigration reform is clear, but the methods being employed have sparked significant debate.
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von·#635 - Sen. Bernie Sanders·Jan 21, 2026
“… with TurboTax full-service experts. Real-time updates only in iOS mobile app. It's just fun. Let's get First Lady, friend of the show, Melania Trump up, and she's with Sarah Netanyahu, Benjamin Netanyahu's wife, who I don't know. I've never. met but seems lovely the whole family seems lovely and the netanyahu seem like a lovely family am i wrong they just seem good at the core it's my guess sometimes i'm wrong but i have these reads so now melania trump and uh sarah netanyahu and and brigitte macron big daddy brigitte are are uh they're introducing humanoid robots so here take a look at …”“… Live your life? You're always in the loop. And if a question pops up, you get unlimited expert help at no extra cost, even on nights and weekends during tax season. Taxes are finally transparent, easier, and handled. Visit TurboTax.com. Only available with TurboTax full-service experts. Real-time updates only in iOS mobile app. It's just fun. Let's get First Lady, friend of the show, Melania Trump up, and she's with Sarah Netanyahu, Benjamin Netanyahu's wife, who I don't know. I've never. met but seems lovely the whole family seems lovely and the netanyahu seem like a lovely family am i wrong they just seem good at the core it's my guess sometimes i'm wrong but i have these reads so now melania trump and uh sarah netanyahu and and brigitte macron big daddy brigitte are are uh they're introducing humanoid robots so here take a look at this take a look at this everybody here we are by the way stop this for a minute imagine watching this and thinking going on good hang is going to save you like imagine sitting in your house watching this and then getting that email and going well at least all right keep going unbelievable unbelievable here's what i like about melania stop this for a …”View more
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In a bizarre twist of fate, Melania Trump is now involved in a program to replace human teachers with humanoid robots in the third world. The segment humorously highlights Melania's nonchalant demeanor as she introduces these robots, questioning if they could ever replace her elegance. The absurdity of world leaders promoting robots in education while keeping their human counterparts in the shadows creates a hilarious juxtaposition.
The Tim Dillon Show·489 - Melania’s Humanoid, Missing Scientists, & A Podcast Scam·Mar 28, 2026
“… This doesn't look... They say that privately. It's a little glossy. No. The world owes a debt of deep indebtedness. deep indebtedness to President Trump for leading this effort to safeguard our future. Man, this guy's been trying to get war with Iran for decades, man. Yeah, he's loving this. And if he's not, by the way, if he's not in war, he's not in office anymore. And then he gets indicted. He's in the middle of at least one case, one corruption case. Well this is his Super Bowl He in heaven So there people in the audience right So this is real I mean this angle doesn show them It like a …”“… In front of people? I don't know. They just opened Twitter back up, and this was there. I wonder... So, if he is alive, I wonder why they would release that Clearly AI video. Because that... Like, this looks like a normal human, right? Yeah, kind of. This doesn't look... They say that privately. It's a little glossy. No. The world owes a debt of deep indebtedness. deep indebtedness to President Trump for leading this effort to safeguard our future. Man, this guy's been trying to get war with Iran for decades, man. Yeah, he's loving this. And if he's not, by the way, if he's not in war, he's not in office anymore. And then he gets indicted. He's in the middle of at least one case, one corruption case. Well this is his Super Bowl He in heaven So there people in the audience right So this is real I mean this angle doesn show them It like a static angle but you can hear people voices which you know if we going to be Oh, they don't show the people? You could say that's fake. I need to see the people. I need to see somebody hug them. So wait, why aren't you excited? I need to see somebody jerk them off. I want to know it's real. Let's see that no foreskin. Can you imagine if they did show …”View more
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the absurdity of a proposed White House fight featuring politicians like Boebert and AOC. The comedic highlight is the outrageous imagery of Trump showcasing his virility with a 'fire hose of jizz' if he were to appear live, which perfectly encapsulates the absurdity of political spectacles.
The Joe Rogan Experience·#2471 - Mark Normand·Mar 20, 2026
“… they took it over it's like 50 fucking years ago or whatever and they can do whatever the fuck they want the british the british nothing and i and trump got busted he was like england's a state i'll show it to you it's fucking england is nothing it does they sent one boat yeah and we're there bombs the fools here don't we help you england are bombs these days yeah but you don't want to get warmed up They could be like JNCOs. They could come back. True. For sure. I mean, they're capable of pure evil. Are we back to colonizing? They're the only one who had the real white slaves. Yeah. They had a …”“… Strait of Hormuz Dude do you know about Diego Garcia There's this fucking island That's like If you go down into the Indian Ocean The British found this fucking island dude and they can hit asia they can hit everywhere if they just take this over so they took it over it's like 50 fucking years ago or whatever and they can do whatever the fuck they want the british the british nothing and i and trump got busted he was like england's a state i'll show it to you it's fucking england is nothing it does they sent one boat yeah and we're there bombs the fools here don't we help you england are bombs these days yeah but you don't want to get warmed up They could be like JNCOs. They could come back. True. For sure. I mean, they're capable of pure evil. Are we back to colonizing? They're the only one who had the real white slaves. Yeah. They had a song down, bro. Yeah. Dude, did you really think about that? They come back like John Wick. They're like, we're going to make them slaves, the white ones. And Trump said some shit. I don know It some shit Yeah Trump will let classified shit slip in every meeting We lucky he married Because if he was trying to get pussy still Pull him out dude It …”View more
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In this wild segment, Shane Gillis hilariously speculates about the British and their historical antics while weaving in absurd theories about Melania Trump being a product of MKUltra. The comedic timing shines when they joke about the ridiculousness of Trump slipping classified information and whether he still has game, making it a laugh-out-loud discussion on politics and pop culture.
Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast·Ep 604 - Tyler Gerben (feat. Steve Gerben, Dan Soder, Billy & Spud)·Mar 20, 2026
“… 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 …”“… 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
“We've gotten our first glimpse of President Donald Trump's fiscal 2027 defense budget request, and it's a big one. The White House is proposing to boost annual defense spending to $1.5 trillion, an increase of well over 40% from current levels. With a separate $200 billion supplemental request already on the table to pay for the Iran war, it's shaping up to be quite a year for budget geeks. Joining me to discuss what we know and what we're still wondering about are Pentagon editor Brian Everstein, …”“We've gotten our first glimpse of President Donald Trump's fiscal 2027 defense budget request, and it's a big one. The White House is proposing to boost annual defense spending to $1.5 trillion, an increase of well over 40% from current levels. With a separate $200 billion supplemental request already on the table to pay for the Iran war, it's shaping up to be quite a year for budget geeks. Joining me to discuss what we know and what we're still wondering about are Pentagon editor Brian Everstein, defense editor Steve Trimble, and military space editor Vivian Maki. Brian, I wanted to start with some context. We always hear about the vaunted Reagan defense buildup of the 1980s. Ronald Reagan increased U.S. defense spending by about 40% during his presidency, but that was over eight years. Donald Trump wants to do more than that in one year. …”View more
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Trump's proposed $1.5 trillion defense budget is a seismic shift, aiming to rapidly increase military spending through reconciliation, reminiscent of Reagan's buildup but on a much faster timeline.
Aviation Week's Check 6 Podcast·Unpacking Trump's Gargantuan Military Air And Space Budget·Apr 07, 2026
“… They couldn't tell. Cheap fake. The Easter Bunny was a cheap fake. For years and years. For years and years. OK, journalists. Nice job. Still Trump related, but now moving from domestic to international matters. Also, over the weekend, Trump did a White House press conference where he was talking about negotiations with Iran. And this gem came out of it. We have 45,000 soldiers in South Korea to protect us from Kim Jong-un, who I get along with very well, as you know. Do you notice he said very nice things about me? He used to call Joe Biden a mentally retarded person. OK, so don't tell me …”“… like, don't come over here, old man. For the president. Don't be caught on people's cell phones being delusional because then it looks bad. Jesus Christ. Come back to your curated photo line. Yeah, but no one from any credible news outlet knew anything. They couldn't tell. Cheap fake. The Easter Bunny was a cheap fake. For years and years. For years and years. OK, journalists. Nice job. Still Trump related, but now moving from domestic to international matters. Also, over the weekend, Trump did a White House press conference where he was talking about negotiations with Iran. And this gem came out of it. We have 45,000 soldiers in South Korea to protect us from Kim Jong-un, who I get along with very well, as you know. Do you notice he said very nice things about me? He used to call Joe Biden a mentally retarded person. OK, so don't tell me about your stuff. Joe Biden, he said he's a mentally retarded person. He was so nasty to Joe Biden. It was terrible. But to me, he likes Trump. And do you notice how nice things are with North Korea? It's very nice. I mean, arguable if things are very nice with North Korea right now. But well, they've not been in the news. Like I would argue North …”View more
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts hilariously compare the Easter Bunny's awkwardness to Trump's press conference blunders, especially his bizarre take on North Korea. The discussion takes a comedic turn as they debate the use of the 'R word' in comedy, with one host claiming a unique 'grandfathered' right to use it due to his car engine experience, making for a wild and entertaining ride.
Adam Carolla Show·Kelly Rizzo Talks Bob Saget’s Legacy & His Late Embrace of Danny Tanner·Apr 07, 2026
“… the game for them? The game is, let's look at Elon Musk's net worth by creating this algorithm on this platform, by donating $350 million to Donald Trump and Republicans. His net worth has skyrocketed. And the AI tech guys, they've all benefited in a wildly disproportionate manner through their coziness to this administration. Would that be a fair statement? That is a fair statement. It's about maintaining power, right? One of the things with social media is that they are tools of reach, they're tools of persuasion, they're tools for organizing and gathering and activating. And when you have the …”“… vote which does not appear to be a problem of any substance while protecting the actual mechanism that seems to be distorting American democracy And I want to get into, and Renee, I'll ask you this, because one, you could say like, well, what's the game for them? The game is, let's look at Elon Musk's net worth by creating this algorithm on this platform, by donating $350 million to Donald Trump and Republicans. His net worth has skyrocketed. And the AI tech guys, they've all benefited in a wildly disproportionate manner through their coziness to this administration. Would that be a fair statement? That is a fair statement. It's about maintaining power, right? One of the things with social media is that they are tools of reach, they're tools of persuasion, they're tools for organizing and gathering and activating. And when you have the capacity, particularly with something like Twitter, which is very, very good at activation, you are controlling an incredibly potent infrastructure. One of the things that happened after Elon bought Twitter is that you saw influential accounts on the left leave, right? And so there's been this fragmentation to a bunch of different platforms. …”View more
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In this segment, the hosts hilariously dissect how social media algorithms are rigged to favor certain political outcomes, with a sharp jab at Elon Musk's skyrocketing net worth. The absurdity of billionaires cozying up to political power while manipulating public discourse is both eye-opening and entertaining, making for a compelling commentary on capitalism and democracy.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart·The Real Election Threat with Casey Newton and Renée DiResta·Mar 18, 2026
“And very quickly from there, we have what gets at least remembered in America as the hostage crisis. This is something that Donald Trump talks about in his video announcing and explaining the beginning of the war he has launched in Iran now. For 47 years, the Iranian regime has chanted death to America and waged an unending campaign of bloodshed and mass murder, targeting the United States, our troops, and the innocent people in many, many countries. Among the regime's very first acts was to back a violent takeover of the U.S. embassy in Tehran, holding dozens of American …”“And very quickly from there, we have what gets at least remembered in America as the hostage crisis. This is something that Donald Trump talks about in his video announcing and explaining the beginning of the war he has launched in Iran now. For 47 years, the Iranian regime has chanted death to America and waged an unending campaign of bloodshed and mass murder, targeting the United States, our troops, and the innocent people in many, many countries. Among the regime's very first acts was to back a violent takeover of the U.S. embassy in Tehran, holding dozens of American hostages for 444 days. What is that? Why is the decision to storm the U.S. embassy made? How do you understand that as both a political decision and as a historical event sort of resetting American and Iranian relations? That is a seminal moment because it created a rupture in Iran-U.S. relationship that has not been healed in the past 47 years. The U.S. …”View more
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The Iran Hostage Crisis, which began in 1979 when Iranian students stormed the U.S. embassy in Tehran, marked a pivotal moment in U.S.-Iran relations that has persisted for over four decades. This event was not just about the immediate hostage situation; it symbolized Iran's rejection of U.S. interference and the culmination of historical grievances stemming from the 1953 coup that removed Prime Minister Mossadegh. The crisis allowed Ayatollah Khomeini to consolidate power and redefine Iran's stance towards the West, creating a lasting rift in diplomatic relations.
The Ezra Klein Show·What Trump Didn’t Know About Iran·Mar 14, 2026
“… or straight or bi or trans or gender fluid or using a pronoun has fucking nothing to do with you. Nothing. Just like you being a psychotic triple Trump or freak show. It has nothing do with me. I don't identify with you. I don't take ownership in that. I'm not going to offer you an off ramp. You can go triple Trump in your fucking dump truck and read Leviticus to each other because I want nothing to do with your dipshit, low IQ, teeny weeny brain. Nothing. Zero. A hundred percent right. I co-sign everything you just said. And I think if I'm not mistaken, Tennessee, the state house or Senate, …”“… pump's journey I've been to fucking therapy fucking grow up and let people be who they want to be for fuck's sake somebody being gay is not about you right the narcissism that these people have is unbelievable. It's unbelievable. Somebody being gay or straight or bi or trans or gender fluid or using a pronoun has fucking nothing to do with you. Nothing. Just like you being a psychotic triple Trump or freak show. It has nothing do with me. I don't identify with you. I don't take ownership in that. I'm not going to offer you an off ramp. You can go triple Trump in your fucking dump truck and read Leviticus to each other because I want nothing to do with your dipshit, low IQ, teeny weeny brain. Nothing. Zero. A hundred percent right. I co-sign everything you just said. And I think if I'm not mistaken, Tennessee, the state house or Senate, and maybe they did pass it where you can marry at 12 or they were trying to pass it. Like these people want to be the worst kind of people and tell everybody else how to live their lives. They want to say how great they are and their family values. At the same time, they don't give a fuck what is actually happening to people and suffering. And it is …”View more
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The podcast segment discusses the alarming trend of regressive LGBTQ+ rights, particularly referencing a proposal in Tennessee that would allow marriage at just 12 years old. It highlights the hypocrisy of those who claim to uphold family values while simultaneously marginalizing LGBTQ+ individuals, urging listeners to recognize the insatiable cruelty behind such political movements.
“… 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 …”“… 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
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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.
PBD Podcast·Jiang Xueqin Finally Breaks His Silence With PBD | PBD #772·Apr 07, 2026
“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
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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
“… a criminal database of theirs. The fact that he was repulsed or she was repulsed, the cyber hacker, and yet no one in our government led by Donald Trump seems to be equally repulsed or feel that they have the duty to justice in the American people to go after those that created those pictures, that participated in those events, is just depraved. And this is what America – this is why America is rejecting the Trump administration and why we are winning or why the Democrats are winning in race after race after race. It is the indelible stain of the Epstein scandal, which is not the only sex …”“… The cyber hacker was going to go public thinking he had broken into a pedophile's database. The FBI, apparently in New York, had to get on with the cyber hacker, convince them by flashing their badges that they were the FBI and that he had broken into a criminal database of theirs. The fact that he was repulsed or she was repulsed, the cyber hacker, and yet no one in our government led by Donald Trump seems to be equally repulsed or feel that they have the duty to justice in the American people to go after those that created those pictures, that participated in those events, is just depraved. And this is what America – this is why America is rejecting the Trump administration and why we are winning or why the Democrats are winning in race after race after race. It is the indelible stain of the Epstein scandal, which is not the only sex scandal going on in the Trump administration. You got one over at Labor You had one with Kristi Noem over at Homeland Security You got Donald Trump and everything he does And then you got the Epstein matter and what it what it means in terms of the lack of character and fitness for those that serve in this government And that is the reason why that the …”View more
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In a shocking twist, a cyber hacker exposed disturbing content from the FBI's Epstein database, highlighting a moral contrast with the Trump administration's inaction. This incident underscores the deep public disapproval of Trump's presidency, which is reflected in the Democrats' significant success in recent elections. The lack of accountability and character in Trump's administration is becoming an indelible stain on his legacy.
Legal AF by MeidasTouch·Legal AF - 3/15/26·Mar 15, 2026
“… engaged in an unlawful war against Iran while we already had a massive affordability crisis here at home where people couldn't afford things. Trump promised he was going to make things more affordable on day one. He made things far worse. People can't afford homes. People can't afford groceries. People aren't able to get jobs. People were suffering here. And Donald Trump was covering up a child sex trafficking ring in the Epstein files. So then Donald Trump starts a war with Benjamin Netanyahu in Iran. Now everything that was horrible already is now a million times worse. I mean, if we …”“What are you talking about? Wages aren't up. Prices aren't down. Let's be very clear. America engaged in an unlawful war against Iran while we already had a massive affordability crisis here at home where people couldn't afford things. Trump promised he was going to make things more affordable on day one. He made things far worse. People can't afford homes. People can't afford groceries. People aren't able to get jobs. People were suffering here. And Donald Trump was covering up a child sex trafficking ring in the Epstein files. So then Donald Trump starts a war with Benjamin Netanyahu in Iran. Now everything that was horrible already is now a million times worse. I mean, if we weren't talking about the war every day, assuming Donald Trump didn't engage in a lawful war, we would have been talking about how bad our economy is with Donald Trump's tariffs against the entire world, which after the United States Supreme Court struck down and said that Donald Trump's IEPA tariffs are unconstitutional or unlawful, a violation. …”View more
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Trump's tariffs and unlawful war against Iran have worsened America's affordability crisis, leaving citizens unable to afford homes or groceries. Instead of fulfilling his promise to make life more affordable, his actions have alienated international allies and destabilized trade agreements, compounding the economic struggles facing Americans today.
The MeidasTouch Podcast·Trump Loses It as US Economy Crashes during War!!!·Mar 14, 2026
“Journal reported that Trump's advisors, including Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Dan Kane, warned Trump that if the U.S. struck Iran, its leaders could well respond by closing the Strait of Hormuz. But Trump said that Iran's leaders would capitulate, and that even if they tried to close the strait the U military could handle it The authors report that while Trump has told audiences that we won the war in Iran in fact he has no immediate plans to end the war …”“Journal reported that Trump's advisors, including Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Dan Kane, warned Trump that if the U.S. struck Iran, its leaders could well respond by closing the Strait of Hormuz. But Trump said that Iran's leaders would capitulate, and that even if they tried to close the strait the U military could handle it The authors report that while Trump has told audiences that we won the war in Iran in fact he has no immediate plans to end the war Philip Gordon of the Brookings Institution who was formerly a national security advisor to Kamala Harris and the White House coordinator for the Middle East under President Barack Obama, told Andrew Roth of The Guardian that previous administrations had spent much time gaming out war with Iran and foresaw exactly what is happening. Iran would attack …”View more
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Trump's military strategy is criticized for lacking clear goals, leading to political chaos and unpopularity, rather than focusing on strategic defense spending.
Trump's military actions lack clear goals, leading to political chaos and unpopularity both domestically and internationally.
Letters from an American·Administration Prosecutes Iran War Without a Plan·Mar 14, 2026
“Okay, so let's go to the next story. Kristi Noem. Vinny, what happened there? Okay. Trump fires this is AP Homeland Security Secretary Noem after mounting criticism over her leadership Rob is this a clip or is this Yes. Go ahead, Rob. Yeah, just speaking with some folks who have a lot of knowledge of this situation. I'm told the president spoke with Kristi Noem just before that Truth Social post went out, which means that when she was on camera giving her remarks and didn't actually touch on what had just happened, she was aware of …”“Okay, so let's go to the next story. Kristi Noem. Vinny, what happened there? Okay. Trump fires this is AP Homeland Security Secretary Noem after mounting criticism over her leadership Rob is this a clip or is this Yes. Go ahead, Rob. Yeah, just speaking with some folks who have a lot of knowledge of this situation. I'm told the president spoke with Kristi Noem just before that Truth Social post went out, which means that when she was on camera giving her remarks and didn't actually touch on what had just happened, she was aware of what was happening. I'm further told that Corey Lewandowski is expected to leave with her. Of course, the rumors of an affair between the two were one of the factors that I'm told compelled the president to remove her as DHS secretary. Both of them are married, and she had faced questions about her alleged affair during testimony on the Hill this …”View more
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Kristi Noem was fired as Homeland Security Secretary by Trump amidst growing criticism and scandal involving an alleged affair with Corey Lewandowski. Just before her dismissal, Trump informed her, leaving her to address the media without acknowledging the turmoil. This shake-up raises questions about the future direction of Homeland Security under her replacement, Mark Wayne Mullen.
“… around i didn't watch it so i don't know what they're oh the havana syndrome yes yeah but it has to do with that and that's what i was trying to trump had this discombobulator weapon right right that's what i'm talking about Discombobulated, but that's it's the most Trump name for it, isn't it? The Havana Syndrome. Yes. The discombobulator. But it seems like whatever its effectiveness is, the Havana Syndrome is very small in comparison to what these things are doing. These things are like completely incapacitating people. Right. You know, I don't think people talk about this enough. You know …”“… was doing it i believe right he had a device in his car or something like that and you could just point it at people but it was you could carry it around yeah that that is where it gets strange that's i mean uh the 60 minutes thing from yesterday going around i didn't watch it so i don't know what they're oh the havana syndrome yes yeah but it has to do with that and that's what i was trying to trump had this discombobulator weapon right right that's what i'm talking about Discombobulated, but that's it's the most Trump name for it, isn't it? The Havana Syndrome. Yes. The discombobulator. But it seems like whatever its effectiveness is, the Havana Syndrome is very small in comparison to what these things are doing. These things are like completely incapacitating people. Right. You know, I don't think people talk about this enough. You know when they came in to take Maduro? You know what they also did? I mean, you probably know this. They fired a rocket into Chavez's mausoleum. They did? Yeah. Just to be like, go fuck your mum. I'm going to bump in your grave. Wow. Isn't that the most Trump thing ever? You know how much those things cost? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Millions of dollars. Millions. …”View more
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In a bizarre twist of military technology, the podcast humorously discusses the absurdity of using expensive weapons just to fire a rocket into Hugo Chavez's mausoleum. The segment highlights the outrageousness of Trump's potential involvement in such antics, making listeners laugh at the absurdity of military decisions that seem more like pranks than strategies.
The Joe Rogan Experience·#2466 - Francis Foster & Konstantin Kisin·Mar 11, 2026
“All right, guys. So earlier today, we talked about how Trump had announced the bombing of Karg Island in Iran, which is very important to their oil exporting. And we're privileged now to be joined by Dr. Trita Parsi. He is the executive vice president over at the Quincy Institute for responsible politics to talk about that and some other significant developments that have been unfolding in the Iran war as well. Great to see you, doctor. Good to see you again. Yeah, of course. So let's go ahead and put …”“All right, guys. So earlier today, we talked about how Trump had announced the bombing of Karg Island in Iran, which is very important to their oil exporting. And we're privileged now to be joined by Dr. Trita Parsi. He is the executive vice president over at the Quincy Institute for responsible politics to talk about that and some other significant developments that have been unfolding in the Iran war as well. Great to see you, doctor. Good to see you again. Yeah, of course. So let's go ahead and put this Trump truth up on the screen just to get the exact words from the president himself. He says, moments ago, my direction, the United States Central Command executed one of the most powerful bombing raids in the history of the Middle East and totally obliterated every military target in Iran's crown jewel, Karg Island. Our weapons are the most …”View more
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Trump is losing control over the Iran situation, with Iran holding leverage over the Strait of Hormuz and the global oil supply.
Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar·3/14/26: TRUMP KNOWS HE’S DEFEATED! Begs Other Countries to Rescue US·Mar 14, 2026
“… these days. That's a good deal. It's kind of outside of Colbert's character, too. But this dipping, and I hope you're listening very carefully, Mr. Trump, This dipping has to be to my, and more importantly, my balls' satisfaction. I think he stepped outside his character. One caveat. One caveat. My balls must be in your mouth no later than 5 p.m. October 31st. That was the deadline that Trump gave Obama. Wow. All right, we can stop it here. He broke down the fourth wall, man. We can stop it here. He went on to say that he thinks the American public will appreciate something going in Trump's …”“I can't let you say on Comedy Central these days. That's a good deal. It's kind of outside of Colbert's character, too. But this dipping, and I hope you're listening very carefully, Mr. Trump, This dipping has to be to my, and more importantly, my balls' satisfaction. I think he stepped outside his character. One caveat. One caveat. My balls must be in your mouth no later than 5 p.m. October 31st. That was the deadline that Trump gave Obama. Wow. All right, we can stop it here. He broke down the fourth wall, man. We can stop it here. He went on to say that he thinks the American public will appreciate something going in Trump's mouth instead of what's coming out of it. Speaking of Trump, it was funny because Brian has his, he's the honorary chairman coming up with the brianbishop.com. By the way, you can donate and register for the Team Bald Brian for the L.A. Brain Tumor Walk, which is coming up. Sunday. Sunday. I made a donation yesterday. My pleasure. Brian called to thank …”View more
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In this uproarious segment, the hosts dive into a bizarre donation request from Brian Bishop, leading to a comical exchange about the absurdity of being called out on air. The highlight is the outrageous line about Trump's mouth, which sets the tone for a wild discussion on donations and celebrity antics. The witty banter and unexpected twists keep the audience laughing throughout.
Adam Carolla Show·Graham Parker + Wyclef Jean (Carolla Classics)·Mar 27, 2026
“… people right now forget that what we're doing right here is important and it matters. before we end is there anything you want to say to President Trump who took the historic brave heroic move Of legalizing Ibogaine. That is beautiful. Thank you, Mike. Thank you, President Trump. Thank you, Ibogaine.”“… there any regrets that are left? No. No, I have no regrets. I have no regrets. And nor should you. This is amazing. It's very powerful to hear this. Before we end, and again, thank you for doing this. Absolutely. It's important. I think that too many people right now forget that what we're doing right here is important and it matters. before we end is there anything you want to say to President Trump who took the historic brave heroic move Of legalizing Ibogaine. That is beautiful. Thank you, Mike. Thank you, President Trump. Thank you, Ibogaine.”View more
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In a wild conversation, a veteran shares how Ibogaine has freed him from addiction while humorously contemplating the absurdity of killing people to liberate them. His carefree attitude towards opioids and the notion of 'sending people to another realm' creates a bizarre yet entertaining dialogue that leaves listeners both laughing and pondering.
The Tim Dillon Show·493 - The Palantir Manifesto & My Manifesto·Apr 25, 2026
“… thing is for a long time, ICE prioritized the worst of the worst. That was who we directed our resources at and that makes perfect sense. When Trump took office in 2016, one of the first things he did was deprioritize going after the worst of the worst and prioritize going after migrants. So people who were here seeking asylum, people who didn't have a criminal record. Biden revoked that policy and then Trump within his first week of office last year put it back in place. And so they aren't targeting the worst of the worst. They are going out and getting whoever they can, wherever they can. …”“… sort of infamous reported meeting that he had where he was screaming at people and saying we need to be raiding Home Depot parking lots. We need to be casting these wide nets in the community. And the other thing that I think is really the really damning thing is for a long time, ICE prioritized the worst of the worst. That was who we directed our resources at and that makes perfect sense. When Trump took office in 2016, one of the first things he did was deprioritize going after the worst of the worst and prioritize going after migrants. So people who were here seeking asylum, people who didn't have a criminal record. Biden revoked that policy and then Trump within his first week of office last year put it back in place. And so they aren't targeting the worst of the worst. They are going out and getting whoever they can, wherever they can. They're going to places where every stereotypical kind of racist asshole thinks all the illegals are, right? Those are the places where they're going. And they're doing it very disingenuously. I mean, the idea that, and if you question it, they really do say, oh, so I guess you want rape, like as though it is a binary. And Joseph, what has so, I …”View more
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The Trump administration's immigration strategy shifted focus from serious criminals to tracking down migrants, leading to widespread community raids. This approach sparked public outrage as technology allowed citizens to capture evidence that contradicted government narratives. The resulting tension highlights the complex relationship between surveillance, enforcement, and public perception in immigration policy.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart·The ICE Age of Surveillance and Enforcement·Jan 28, 2026
“She, by the way, prepared. That's what I was going to say. Now, this is a perfect thing because I don't know what Trump does, but you have to know other than grab pussy. But you've got to know this question's coming early and it's coming often. So what you need is a sort of prepared, here's what you're going to get. In a way, it's like you're going down the highway, you're swerving, you see the rollers hit on the cruiser behind you. It's Saturday night. Someone's going to ask if you've been drinking. Think out an answer. Work something out. Now, this is that. …”“She, by the way, prepared. That's what I was going to say. Now, this is a perfect thing because I don't know what Trump does, but you have to know other than grab pussy. But you've got to know this question's coming early and it's coming often. So what you need is a sort of prepared, here's what you're going to get. In a way, it's like you're going down the highway, you're swerving, you see the rollers hit on the cruiser behind you. It's Saturday night. Someone's going to ask if you've been drinking. Think out an answer. Work something out. Now, this is that. Now, in that case, you may be drunk and have 28 seconds to come up with something. In this case, you have 48 hours to come up with something. and the something is a pretty simple it's the first thing you do is just you do what hillary does but you go look yeah that's the way i talk i'm from new york it's locker it's locker room talk i was with billy …”View more
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In this hilarious segment, the host compares Trump's debate preparation to a drunken driver trying to come up with excuses on the spot. The absurdity peaks when they discuss how Trump rambled about ISIS while trying to spin his way out of a scandal, showcasing the chaotic nature of political debates.
Adam Carolla Show·Phoebe Robinson + Tom Arnold (Carolla Classics)·Mar 08, 2026
“… you idiot, you fool, you imbecile. This is just how he negotiates. He just says large sounding concepts to put the fear of God into you. And then Trump gets out there today and he says very explicitly, we have a plan where every bridge in Iran will be decimated by 12 o'clock tomorrow night, where every power plant in Iran will be out of business, burning, exploding and never to be used again. I mean, that's pretty explicit. Every bridge and every building, every, or sorry, every bridge and every power plant, all domestic energy creation that, you know, that powers the city or the powers the …”“… after the power plants we're going to go after the bridges and it's going to be like nobody's ever seen and you've had a lot of his defenders you know online people who have you know still not updated their priors from like 2018, 2019 of like, oh, this you idiot, you fool, you imbecile. This is just how he negotiates. He just says large sounding concepts to put the fear of God into you. And then Trump gets out there today and he says very explicitly, we have a plan where every bridge in Iran will be decimated by 12 o'clock tomorrow night, where every power plant in Iran will be out of business, burning, exploding and never to be used again. I mean, that's pretty explicit. Every bridge and every building, every, or sorry, every bridge and every power plant, all domestic energy creation that, you know, that powers the city or the powers the country will be gone according to this threat from the president. And maybe he's still bluffing. Maybe, maybe this does not actually represent, you know, the plans that the military is putting together. But to the extent that he is saying it, to the extent that he is putting this out in public as something for Iran to chew on, it's threatening war …”View more
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Trump's recent press event escalated tensions with Iran, threatening to decimate every bridge and power plant by midnight. This alarming rhetoric raises questions about whether it's a negotiation tactic or a precursor to war crimes. As the world watches, the stakes couldn't be higher for U.S. foreign policy.
Bulwark Takes·BREAKING Bulwark Coverage of Trump Press Event · Monday, April 6·Apr 06, 2026
“… Let's talk a little bit about this thing that just happened, which is Joe Kent, who is the director of the National Counterterrorism Center under Trump, a top sort of Tulsi Gabbard ally for the past few years, resigned from his position effective today over Trump's handling of the Iran war. Let's let's just look at his letter that he just sent out. Again, this is just a few minutes ago. President Trump, after much reflection, I've decided to decided to resign from my position as director of the National Counterterrorism Center effective today. I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing …”“for being here. Let's talk a little bit about this thing that just happened, which is Joe Kent, who is the director of the National Counterterrorism Center under Trump, a top sort of Tulsi Gabbard ally for the past few years, resigned from his position effective today over Trump's handling of the Iran war. Let's let's just look at his letter that he just sent out. Again, this is just a few minutes ago. President Trump, after much reflection, I've decided to decided to resign from my position as director of the National Counterterrorism Center effective today. I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby. I support the values and the foreign policies that you campaigned on in 2016, 2020, 2024, which you enacted in your first term. Until June of 2025, you understood that the wars in the Middle …”View more
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Joe Kent, former director of the National Counterterrorism Center under Trump, resigned citing his inability to support the ongoing war in Iran. In a scathing letter, he accused the administration of being misled into conflict by pro-war sentiments, echoing past mistakes that cost American lives. Kent's resignation raises significant concerns about Trump's foreign policy direction and the loyalty of his inner circle.
Bulwark Takes·Top Trump Aide Quits Over Iran War | Morning Chaser·Mar 17, 2026
“Trump has been bashing Rosie for years, claiming she's a pig and a loser. Oh, good. Give me some more quotes. After she called him a snake oil salesman. That's all she had? Evidently, she was very, very tough to work with. He won that. He won that open shootout with her. He was much more aggressive and much more cutting than she could ever be. And I was kind of surprised. I thought she had a lot of bitch in her. She does, but it's a weird thing. She …”“Trump has been bashing Rosie for years, claiming she's a pig and a loser. Oh, good. Give me some more quotes. After she called him a snake oil salesman. That's all she had? Evidently, she was very, very tough to work with. He won that. He won that open shootout with her. He was much more aggressive and much more cutting than she could ever be. And I was kind of surprised. I thought she had a lot of bitch in her. She does, but it's a weird thing. She should have shredded him up. He's kind of impervious Like people, you know, say, oh, did you make fun of his hair? And it's like, come on He's heard every hair joke He is impervious to hair jokes He cannot I thought she was going to really I thought she was going to start going in an area there That might have really pissed him off She should have …”View more
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In a hilarious breakdown, the hosts dissect Trump’s relentless jabs at Rosie O'Donnell, revealing how he outmaneuvered her in their public feud. The funniest moment comes when they humorously speculate how Ivanka Trump’s composure is so strong that even a bathroom mishap would be blamed on an intruder rather than her!
Adam Carolla Show·Sonny Carolla + Fred Dryer (Carolla Classics)·Apr 04, 2026
“… reply that says mainstream media lies. Like it's just this defiant, I don't have to answer anymore. I don't have to be accountable to any rules. Trump embodies that. And I think Epstein really embodied that for a lot of very powerful people, including people like Bill Gates, who presented himself as, you know, one of the more progressive, caring billionaires. Right. I think it seems to me that like Epstein was like the after after party for Davos. Right. It's just like he was the guy who could make it all happen. It is clear to me that his impunity was an object of envy. The way he lived, …”“… the fact that we live in a time where if you're rich enough, you think the rules don't apply to you. Whether that's Elon Musk just sort of laughing when journalists ask him for any accountability and he used to send a poop emoji and now he sends an auto reply that says mainstream media lies. Like it's just this defiant, I don't have to answer anymore. I don't have to be accountable to any rules. Trump embodies that. And I think Epstein really embodied that for a lot of very powerful people, including people like Bill Gates, who presented himself as, you know, one of the more progressive, caring billionaires. Right. I think it seems to me that like Epstein was like the after after party for Davos. Right. It's just like he was the guy who could make it all happen. It is clear to me that his impunity was an object of envy. The way he lived, that maybe they didn't all know that there was child sex trafficking at the center of his world. but the way in which he didn't play by the rules he had this huge house he had this island he had this wealth he had all these connections he seemed to be completely living in this unabashed way was what made him an object of envy to other rich and …”View more
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In Naomi Klein's analysis of modern power dynamics, she argues that the super elites create narratives to justify their wealth and power, often linked to eugenics and a sense of superiority. She highlights figures like Epstein and Trump, who embody a culture of impunity, where the rich believe they are above the rules, undermining societal accountability. Klein connects this trend to a broader movement against regulation, suggesting that the oligarch class positions itself as a substitute for government, further entrenching inequality.
The Ezra Klein Show·Naomi Klein on Trumpism and Our Age of ‘Unlikely Bedfellows’·Mar 20, 2026
“If you want to see just how bad this energy crisis can become, just read what President Trump and Iran are saying to each other. On Saturday night, Trump posted a missive to truth social. He wrote, if Iran doesn't fully open without threat the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours from this exact point in time, the United States of America will hit and obliterate their various power plants, starting with the biggest one first. It's a brutal threat meant to make Iran back down. It did the opposite. In response, the Speaker of the Iranian …”“If you want to see just how bad this energy crisis can become, just read what President Trump and Iran are saying to each other. On Saturday night, Trump posted a missive to truth social. He wrote, if Iran doesn't fully open without threat the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours from this exact point in time, the United States of America will hit and obliterate their various power plants, starting with the biggest one first. It's a brutal threat meant to make Iran back down. It did the opposite. In response, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament said, immediately after the power plants and infrastructure in our country are targeted, the critical infrastructure, the energy infrastructure, and oil facilities through the region will be considered legitimate targets and will be destroyed in an irreversible manner, and the price of oil will remain high for a long time. I'm recording this …”View more
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The escalating conflict with Iran could lead to an unprecedented energy crisis, potentially worse than the 1970s, due to threats against critical infrastructure.
The escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz could lead to an unprecedented energy crisis, potentially worse than the 1970s oil crisis.
The escalating conflict with Iran and threats to critical infrastructure could lead to an unprecedented energy crisis, potentially worse than the 1970s oil crisis.
The Ezra Klein Show·How Bad Could the Iran Oil Crisis Get?·Mar 24, 2026
“… law as it has been promulgated. So I don't think it's unfair to say that given the sequencing of the events, starting with the way that President Trump made the release of the files a key element of his 2024 campaign, the promise that he and then his attorney general made that the files would be released, then a walking back of that as they began to look at the files, an ignoring of what they had promised, including that they had a client list on the desk of the Attorney General. Reasonable people would have to assume they are engaged in a massive cover-up, which is infuriating as an american …”“… passed, we need to know that because they are falling down on the job. They have an FBI director who's more interested in drinking beer in a hockey dressing room after our team won the Olympics, rather than being responsive and complying with the law as it has been promulgated. So I don't think it's unfair to say that given the sequencing of the events, starting with the way that President Trump made the release of the files a key element of his 2024 campaign, the promise that he and then his attorney general made that the files would be released, then a walking back of that as they began to look at the files, an ignoring of what they had promised, including that they had a client list on the desk of the Attorney General. Reasonable people would have to assume they are engaged in a massive cover-up, which is infuriating as an american as a citizen all of us should be regardless of party wondering what are they hiding nothing says i watch sports more than calling it a hockey dressing room dressing room i was like hillary up with the times uh hillary goes on to mention how the the prosecutor of the original Epstein case Alex Acosta was not asked any questions by Republicans during …”View more
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Hillary Clinton recently addressed the Justice Department's handling of the Epstein investigation, asserting that their actions suggest either gross incompetence or a deliberate cover-up. She criticized the lack of accountability, particularly regarding the prosecutor of the original Epstein case, Alex Acosta, who was not questioned during his deposition. This discussion highlights significant concerns about transparency in high-profile investigations and the implications for American citizens.
Behind the Bastards·It Could Happen Here Weekly 223·Mar 14, 2026
“The stage was set for another wipeout in the markets yesterday. Over the weekend, President Trump had issued a 48-hour ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, or else he would strike power plants all over the country. Iran, rebuffing those calls, vowed to retaliate with damaging strikes of its own. The war appeared to be on the verge of escalating dangerously. And then came the taco, the trade Wall Street has dubbed Trump always chickens out. Just as we wrapped up recording the podcast yesterday morning, President Trump posted …”“The stage was set for another wipeout in the markets yesterday. Over the weekend, President Trump had issued a 48-hour ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, or else he would strike power plants all over the country. Iran, rebuffing those calls, vowed to retaliate with damaging strikes of its own. The war appeared to be on the verge of escalating dangerously. And then came the taco, the trade Wall Street has dubbed Trump always chickens out. Just as we wrapped up recording the podcast yesterday morning, President Trump posted the surprise news that his pledge to strike energy targets was postponed for five days after the US and Iran held, quote, very good and productive conversations regarding a complete and total resolution of our hostilities. Almost instantaneously, stocks went vertical and held on to their gains for the entire day, with the S&P closing up 1.15%. …”View more
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President Trump's unexpected announcement about US-Iran tensions led to a staggering $1.7 trillion surge in stocks and a drop in oil prices just minutes before trading opened. However, suspicious trading patterns revealed that large contracts worth $580 million were executed shortly before his announcement, raising questions about potential market manipulation. This rollercoaster of events showcases how Trump's words can dramatically influence financial markets, leaving investors and analysts scrambling for clarity.
Morning Brew Daily·Trump’s TACO Trade Returns & Samsung Wants Your Fridge to Have Ads·Mar 24, 2026
“… could protect your child. Imagine being an Iranian living here, worried about your family back home. What Carlson correctly centered is something Trump forgot or didn't care about as soon as it was convenient. Iranians are human beings. To annihilate them, to salvage a war you started is a crime against humanity. It is the act of a war criminal. It is the act of a monster. And I know there are those who say this is all just a negotiation. This was Trump pressuring Iran to fold. There are two problems with that. The first is that Iran didn't fold. We did. Trump appears ready to accept a level …”“… he found there because he's right about what that was, a moral crime. To even conceive of erasing Iranian civilization, much less threaten it in public, it is a horrific act on its own. Just imagine being an Iranian parent that night, unsure if you could protect your child. Imagine being an Iranian living here, worried about your family back home. What Carlson correctly centered is something Trump forgot or didn't care about as soon as it was convenient. Iranians are human beings. To annihilate them, to salvage a war you started is a crime against humanity. It is the act of a war criminal. It is the act of a monster. And I know there are those who say this is all just a negotiation. This was Trump pressuring Iran to fold. There are two problems with that. The first is that Iran didn't fold. We did. Trump appears ready to accept a level of Iranian control of a Strait of Hormuz that would have been unimaginable two months ago. You have now J.D. Vance saying that Iran might not even give up its right to nuclear enrichment. This is what it looks like when you lose a war. not when you win one. The second is that this is an immoral way and a dangerous way even to negotiate because what …”View more
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Donald Trump's actions and rhetoric are leading to a moral and political decline in America, threatening the nation's foundational principles and global standing.
Donald Trump's recent actions and rhetoric suggest a decline in moral and cognitive judgment, raising concerns about his fitness for leadership.
The Ezra Klein Show·The Civilization Trump Destroys May Be Our Own·Apr 10, 2026
“… measles outbreaks. And 75% of those encourage taking the measles vaccine. So this is interesting. And by the way, in the pieces, they blame RFK and Trump. Now think about this. RFK and Trump have been in office, what, a year and three months, a baby doesn't come up for the first measles vaccine until about 18 months of age. So the measles cases are seen now. So the most ridiculous thing is they'll say measles outbreak hits college campus. So why don't you type in measles outbreaks? There have been some measles cases on college campuses. And they'll say, they'll blame RFK and Trump, say, wait a …”“… interesting that that's where it's at, too. Nobody's even on Threads. So of interest, we have about 1,000 measles cases so far this year. And average year, there's about 2,000 in the United States. there have been 40,000 distinct press pieces on measles outbreaks. And 75% of those encourage taking the measles vaccine. So this is interesting. And by the way, in the pieces, they blame RFK and Trump. Now think about this. RFK and Trump have been in office, what, a year and three months, a baby doesn't come up for the first measles vaccine until about 18 months of age. So the measles cases are seen now. So the most ridiculous thing is they'll say measles outbreak hits college campus. So why don't you type in measles outbreaks? There have been some measles cases on college campuses. And they'll say, they'll blame RFK and Trump, say, wait a minute. That kid's vaccine decision occurred 15 years ago. How can they blame Trump?”View more
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In this hilarious segment, Dr. McCullough points out the absurdity of blaming Trump and RFK for current measles outbreaks, noting that the vaccine decisions were made years ago. The unexpected twist of social media platforms like Threads being the source of measles updates adds a comedic layer to the discussion, making it both informative and amusing.
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von·#647 - Dr. Peter McCullough·Mar 19, 2026
“… all their Islamic Revolutionary Guard soldiers around them right there, and they would rather blow up the island than allow America to seize it. But Trump's claim that it's totally obliterated, again, is false. We don't have control of the Strait of Hormuz. We don't have it at all. China has safe passage. Iran continues to have safe passage. And what Iran's saying is, if you think that you can make it through, we wish you the best. And it's effectively shut down right now. And we're seeing the war expanding on many other fronts as well. I mean one of the things that we seeing is Israel talking …”“… You know, there have been some suggestions that those 5,000 marine expeditionary forces are getting ready to try to seize it with a ground invasion, which would just be absolutely devastating because Iran's not going to give that up. They have all their Islamic Revolutionary Guard soldiers around them right there, and they would rather blow up the island than allow America to seize it. But Trump's claim that it's totally obliterated, again, is false. We don't have control of the Strait of Hormuz. We don't have it at all. China has safe passage. Iran continues to have safe passage. And what Iran's saying is, if you think that you can make it through, we wish you the best. And it's effectively shut down right now. And we're seeing the war expanding on many other fronts as well. I mean one of the things that we seeing is Israel talking about launching a full ground invasion into Lebanon at this point And right now they been bombing Beirut They been bombing the suburbs really badly I mean it just horrific seeing these suburbs reduced to absolute rubble like that. In response, you have Hezbollah's leaders saying that they're ready for a prolonged war with Israel. So we see everything …”View more
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Donald Trump falsely claims that the U.S. controls the Strait of Hormuz, while in reality, Iran and China maintain safe passage. As tensions escalate with Israel's bombings in Lebanon and Hezbollah's threats, Ukraine provides critical anti-drone technology, which Trump mocks despite its importance. This situation highlights the complexities of military dynamics in the region and the implications of Trump's statements.
The MeidasTouch Podcast·Trump Panics as War Blows Up in His Face!!!·Mar 14, 2026
“… have no indication of ransomware or malware and believe the incident is contained, the company said. Microsoft didn't have an immediate comment. The Trump administration is always proactively monitoring potential cyber threats and driving a response with our world-class critical infrastructure regulator, agencies, and law enforcement entities, a White House official said. In a securities filing later in the day, Stryker said it was working diligently to restore affected functions, but it expects the attack will keep disrupting company operations for an undetermined period. An Iranian cyberattack …”“… of a collective that Western cyber threat experts have said is an Iran-linked group, according to people familiar with the matter. Striker confirmed it had experienced a global disruption to its Microsoft systems as a result of a cyber attack. We have no indication of ransomware or malware and believe the incident is contained, the company said. Microsoft didn't have an immediate comment. The Trump administration is always proactively monitoring potential cyber threats and driving a response with our world-class critical infrastructure regulator, agencies, and law enforcement entities, a White House official said. In a securities filing later in the day, Stryker said it was working diligently to restore affected functions, but it expects the attack will keep disrupting company operations for an undetermined period. An Iranian cyberattack on a major U.S. company would be a new turn in the war with Iran. Current and former U.S. national security officials have long said Iran could respond to military strikes through disruptive or destructive cyber operations against American businesses. As we think about who would be targeted in a conflict, industry becomes the most relevant set of …”View more
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Stryker, a leading U.S. medical technology company, is facing a global outage due to a cyberattack linked to an Iranian group, Handala. This attack, reportedly in retaliation for a military strike in Iran, has prompted Stryker to advise its 56,000 employees to disconnect from all networks, leading to a 4% drop in stock prices as the company scrambles to restore operations amidst significant disruption.
Tech Brew Ride Home·AI Makes Google Maps Sound Much Better·Mar 12, 2026
“So this is in the Wall Street Journal. The federal government will stop working with artificial intelligence company Anthropic, President Trump said, marking a dramatic escalation of the government's clash with the company over how its technology can be used by the Pentagon. Quote, I am directing every federal agency in the United States government to immediately cease all use of anthropics technology. We don't need it, we don't want it, and we do not do business with them again. We will not do business with them again. No, we don't negotiate with terrorists. Trump said Friday in a …”“So this is in the Wall Street Journal. The federal government will stop working with artificial intelligence company Anthropic, President Trump said, marking a dramatic escalation of the government's clash with the company over how its technology can be used by the Pentagon. Quote, I am directing every federal agency in the United States government to immediately cease all use of anthropics technology. We don't need it, we don't want it, and we do not do business with them again. We will not do business with them again. No, we don't negotiate with terrorists. Trump said Friday in a social media post, the Defense Department and other agencies using anthropics clawed models will have a six-month phase-out period, the president said, adding that there would be civil and criminal consequences if the company isn't helpful during the transition. Six months to switch from one LLM to another feels like a long time, but I guess a lot of …”View more
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President Trump has ordered the federal government to cease all use of Anthropic AI technologies, citing national security concerns as the U.S. faces potential conflict. This dramatic decision includes a six-month phase-out period for agencies currently utilizing Anthropic's models, emphasizing the urgency and seriousness of the situation. The move reflects a broader strategy to ensure that no private company influences national security decisions.
“… part of some sort of a back engineering program. We want to release this information. What would happen if we did? And their conclusion was chaos. Trump didn't seem to go through that checklist and come up with the same answer. I don't think he got that memo. But also I do think – I think he ignores the memos from experts in general. Right If he was in office and that was the case and they came to him and someone like Tucker or someone that influential to him could sit down with him and talk to him and he thought it would gain their favor he might just release it I mean it wild because on the …”“… outweighed the positives, and they decided not to disclose. But the premise that he was brought in with this was saying we have acquired physical crafts that are not of this world. We have biological entities that are not of this world, and we are part of some sort of a back engineering program. We want to release this information. What would happen if we did? And their conclusion was chaos. Trump didn't seem to go through that checklist and come up with the same answer. I don't think he got that memo. But also I do think – I think he ignores the memos from experts in general. Right If he was in office and that was the case and they came to him and someone like Tucker or someone that influential to him could sit down with him and talk to him and he thought it would gain their favor he might just release it I mean it wild because on the one hand it looked like it was spontaneous But on the other hand Laura Trump who like someone that like a trusted family member who like really competent, like they sent her in to like take over the RNC and fix it and fire all the people and get their loyalists in there. She was out there talking, saying that, you know, oh, Trump is... I was hearing …”View more
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In a wild discussion, the hosts ponder the spiritual implications of UFO sightings, hilariously questioning whether Trump would spill the beans on aliens. The segment peaks with the absurdity of politicians weighing the chaos of disclosure against their own agendas, leaving listeners laughing at the ridiculousness of it all.
The Joe Rogan Experience·#2465 - Michael Shellenberger·Mar 10, 2026
“There is a guy that works for Kanks, Kankles, McTaco, Tits, Trump, and he works with FEMA. Pop up the headline. FEMA official claims he was teleported to Waffle House. This is real, you guys. Kylie, play the clip. A teleport incident, two of them, and I end up at a Waffle House like 50 miles away from where I was. That man who is, yes, talking about teleporting to a Waffle House is Greg Phillips, and he now holds one of the most important jobs at FEMA overseeing the Office of Response and Recovery. It was an …”“There is a guy that works for Kanks, Kankles, McTaco, Tits, Trump, and he works with FEMA. Pop up the headline. FEMA official claims he was teleported to Waffle House. This is real, you guys. Kylie, play the clip. A teleport incident, two of them, and I end up at a Waffle House like 50 miles away from where I was. That man who is, yes, talking about teleporting to a Waffle House is Greg Phillips, and he now holds one of the most important jobs at FEMA overseeing the Office of Response and Recovery. It was an incredibly frightening moment to experience yourself in your car flying through the air But I tell you teleporting is no fun Phillips is a far right activist and he now helps determine how the government responds when disaster strikes coordinating billions of dollars in search and rescue operations and emergency aid He was appointed to this …”View more
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In a bizarre revelation, FEMA official Greg Phillips claimed he was teleported to a Waffle House, despite holding a crucial position overseeing disaster response. This controversial figure, known for promoting unfounded voter fraud claims and violent rhetoric, raises serious concerns about judgment and credibility in a vital government agency. His statements reflect a troubling trend in American culture where extreme views are increasingly accepted in public office.
“I'm going to move on to the next story. Next story I want to get into is Trump telling anybody that is putting mines in the Strait of Hormuz to shoot him down and kill him. I don't know the exact words he used, but Rob, I'm sure you're going to find it. This story, what page is this story, Rob, by the way? I'm trying to see where the story is at that he's talking about. That is page seven. Trump issues shoot and kill order. Is this addendum or is it? Main packet. Main packet. Okay, so let me go through. Trump issues shoot …”“I'm going to move on to the next story. Next story I want to get into is Trump telling anybody that is putting mines in the Strait of Hormuz to shoot him down and kill him. I don't know the exact words he used, but Rob, I'm sure you're going to find it. This story, what page is this story, Rob, by the way? I'm trying to see where the story is at that he's talking about. That is page seven. Trump issues shoot and kill order. Is this addendum or is it? Main packet. Main packet. Okay, so let me go through. Trump issues shoot and kill order in a dramatic Hormuz escalation as Pentagon posts chilling video of U.S. troops seizing ships, carrying Iranian oil amid unraveling ceasefire. Rob, if you want to – oh, this is it. Okay. I've ordered the United States Navy to shoot and kill any boats, small boats, though they may be. Their naval ships are all 159 of them at the …”View more
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Trump has ordered the U.S. Navy to 'shoot and kill' any boats laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in a critical oil shipping lane. This directive comes amidst a backdrop of U.S.-Iran hostilities, with the Pentagon actively seizing Iranian vessels. The situation highlights the precarious balance of power in the region and the potential for conflict.
PBD Podcast·Trump's 'Shoot And Kill' Order + Ilhan Omar SNAPS | PBD #784·Apr 24, 2026
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A staggering $1.5 billion in insider trades has emerged, directly tied to Donald Trump's posts on Truth Social regarding the Iran war. Anthony Scaramucci discusses the potential for widespread corruption and the political fallout that could ensue from these trades. This shocking revelation raises questions about the integrity of financial markets in the political arena.
Prof G Markets·The $1.5B Insider Trade Before Trump’s Iran Post — ft. Anthony Scaramucci·Mar 26, 2026
“… should speak to this, but we did a report that was showing that even last June, Schumer and other Democrats saw opportunity in the possibility that Trump would try to go all in in a regime change war. And I mean Ryan can pick it up because it kind of an amazing story Schumer did the whole Taco Trump thing trying to taunt Trump into the war And so a bunch of anti-war groups sent Schumer a letter saying, hey, man, we get it. It's fun to score points against Trump, but let's not kind of goad him into World War III. Let's relax on that one. This is one of the most – just to restate for people, this …”“It doesn't feel like that. No, no, no, no, no, no. I mean, bingo. Like, no. I mean, Chuck Schumer, his whole life has wanted to see this whole political career has wanted to see this happen. I mean, Ryan and I did a report recently. I mean, Ryan should speak to this, but we did a report that was showing that even last June, Schumer and other Democrats saw opportunity in the possibility that Trump would try to go all in in a regime change war. And I mean Ryan can pick it up because it kind of an amazing story Schumer did the whole Taco Trump thing trying to taunt Trump into the war And so a bunch of anti-war groups sent Schumer a letter saying, hey, man, we get it. It's fun to score points against Trump, but let's not kind of goad him into World War III. Let's relax on that one. This is one of the most – just to restate for people, this is one of the most powerful Democratic senators from New York, Chuck Schumer, kind of taunting Trump like you always chicken out. You're not going to follow through on regime change in Iran. Yeah, and so that letter that these groups sent to Schumer leads to a phone call between a top foreign policy aide for Schumer and one of the leaders of one of …”View more
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Trump's military strike against Iran is a reckless move that undermines American interests and global safety, ignoring significant Iranian concessions that could have led to a historic diplomatic win.
Trump's decision to strike Iran was driven by external influences and personal interests, not genuine security concerns, making the world less safe and contrary to American interests.
Trump's foreign policy actions, influenced by external pressures, have made the world less safe and are contrary to American interests.
Trump's military actions are driven by personal and political interests rather than national security, making the world less safe and ignoring significant diplomatic opportunities.
Trump's foreign policy, influenced by ideological and business interests, undermines American safety and global stability, missing opportunities for diplomatic achievements.
Trump's aggressive actions towards Iran are driven by external influences and personal interests, leading to unnecessary military escalation that undermines American safety and interests.
Trump's military actions in Iran are driven by external influences and personal interests, not genuine security concerns, making the world less safe and undermining American interests.
The Tim Dillon Show·486 - Emergency Podcast: Iran, Israel, & Imminent Destruction·Mar 07, 2026
“… LNG as well. That market is off because it comes out of Qatar. And so I think the idea is to sow chaos, to sow economic damage. We know Donald Trump. We know the president of the United States now. And we know that if he sees the stock market go way down, if energy prices go up, after all, he has bombed, I think now, Christiane, I know better than I seven or eight countries. And well, but he stopped eight wars. So right now he's he's he's even he's even Steven stopped, stopped a started a we seem to be even. Yes. But in that bombing of all of these countries, what he's always focused on is …”“way up. This is only going to get worse. LNG as well. That market is off because it comes out of Qatar. And so I think the idea is to sow chaos, to sow economic damage. We know Donald Trump. We know the president of the United States now. And we know that if he sees the stock market go way down, if energy prices go up, after all, he has bombed, I think now, Christiane, I know better than I seven or eight countries. And well, but he stopped eight wars. So right now he's he's he's even he's even Steven stopped, stopped a started a we seem to be even. Yes. But in that bombing of all of these countries, what he's always focused on is how the stock market's been doing. And it helps him to avoid dealing with the real affordability issues in the United States to deal with the Epstein issues. Well, we saw the same thing with the tariffs as soon as he levied the tariffs when he saw that the bond market was about to crash. He suddenly backed off of that. Does that give him a …”View more
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In this segment, the hosts hilariously dissect Trump's bizarre fixation on the stock market during military conflicts, suggesting he might declare victory based on stock performance rather than actual military success. They humorously point out how Trump's chaotic approach to war is almost like an economic game show, leaving listeners in stitches over the absurdity of it all.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart·At War in the Middle East, Again with Christiane Amanpour and Amb. Wendy Sherman·Mar 04, 2026
“So there are five scenarios in which the war could end, because Trump is stupid enough to take on what Israel wanted to do, which was destroy Iran, but they've bitten off far more than they can chew. So scenario one is Iran destroys the Gulf power infrastructure. I think that's highly likely. And if that happens, then Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Dubai, they'll become uninhabitable. And then scenario two, Iran disables Israel's nukes. I hope that happens, but there's this one, and it scares the shit out of me. Professor …”“So there are five scenarios in which the war could end, because Trump is stupid enough to take on what Israel wanted to do, which was destroy Iran, but they've bitten off far more than they can chew. So scenario one is Iran destroys the Gulf power infrastructure. I think that's highly likely. And if that happens, then Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Dubai, they'll become uninhabitable. And then scenario two, Iran disables Israel's nukes. I hope that happens, but there's this one, and it scares the shit out of me. Professor Steve, I have so many questions. What is going on? So this war is threatening everybody on the planet. And what Trump is doing at the moment is a pump and dump scheme. He's trying to drive up the oil price and exploiting it for his friends and for his own wealth in the process. So people are focusing upon the price of this. But the really important …”View more
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Professor Steve Keen warns that Trump's strategy against Iran could lead to global famine as Iran threatens vital oil and fertilizer supply routes. With five potential scenarios for the war's outcome, Keen emphasizes the dire consequences of escalating conflict, particularly regarding food prices and economic stability.