Best Podcast Episodes About Trump

Best Podcast Episodes About Trump

Everything podcasters are saying about Trump — curated from top podcasts

Updated: May 22, 2026 – 65 episodes
Listen to the Playlist

Ridealong has curated the best and most interesting podcasts and clips about Trump.

Top Podcast Clips About Trump

The Andrew Klavan Show
“… was rush. There was no right-wing media. Now it's all over the place. Now our voices are all over the place. Now we're in a conversation. This is Trump's great gift, is that he weaponized that fact. He turned that fact into a truth by having the courage to do it. This is why I'm so down on the John Thunes and the people in Congress who will not move because they're so afraid of the New York Times, a former newspaper. Trump has shown us the way, and that's the thing we have to have above all. If you have the courage, you know that wonderful line from Gone with the Wind, with enough courage you …” “… not the most important thing, but it's the most important thing because everything else depends on it is we can now speak up. There was no, you know, when I started doing this, when Fox, before there was Fox, there was no right-wing media before there was rush. There was no right-wing media. Now it's all over the place. Now our voices are all over the place. Now we're in a conversation. This is Trump's great gift, is that he weaponized that fact. He turned that fact into a truth by having the courage to do it. This is why I'm so down on the John Thunes and the people in Congress who will not move because they're so afraid of the New York Times, a former newspaper. Trump has shown us the way, and that's the thing we have to have above all. If you have the courage, you know that wonderful line from Gone with the Wind, with enough courage you can do without a reputation, with enough courage you don't care. when leftists call you racist or Islamophobic or anything else We know what we want If we know what we want our mission is to preserve our declaration and our constitution with liberty for all which takes a determination to keep the power of the powerful down, which means we have to …” View more
Ridealong summary
Trump's greatest gift to American conservatism is the courage to speak up, transforming free speech into a powerful tool for political change. By challenging the status quo, he has inspired a new wave of conservative voices and a vision for the future that prioritizes individual liberty and economic freedom. This shift empowers everyday people against the powerful elite, emphasizing optimism and innovation as the path forward.
The Andrew Klavan Show · Ep. 1280 - Inside the Conservative Mind · May 22, 2026
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
“… know. The arc to triumph. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, and you know, when they build it, they're going to drop the eye and it's just going to be the arc to Trump. But you just said something there. Yeah. when they build it. Yes. So one of the things that I find fascinating and would love to hear you talk about this, because this is your medium and not mine, is the degree to which what Trump is doing is sort of the idea of virtual technology, that Russian concept of convincing people in the political realm of something that does not exist, that exists only in their minds and in the technology of …” “… people. So I think it took a long time for people to get their heads around that and to figure out how to fight back against it. And we can talk more about that. But that library, I think, is really interesting, along with the arch and along with, you know. The arc to triumph. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, and you know, when they build it, they're going to drop the eye and it's just going to be the arc to Trump. But you just said something there. Yeah. when they build it. Yes. So one of the things that I find fascinating and would love to hear you talk about this, because this is your medium and not mine, is the degree to which what Trump is doing is sort of the idea of virtual technology, that Russian concept of convincing people in the political realm of something that does not exist, that exists only in their minds and in the technology of television and radio and the internet to base their lives on that, the degree to which we are looking at, you know, basically Trump running the country like a television show. No question. And in ADHD, I think what you find now is, and the only thing I can think about it is I'm trying to, again, be charitable, is if you don't think of him as a dictator, …” View more
Ridealong summary
In this segment, Heather Cox Richardson humorously dissects how Trump runs the country like a chaotic television show, highlighting his disregard for traditional governance and checks. The comparison of Trump to a 'capitalist monarch' who doesn't even ask for forgiveness is both hilarious and thought-provoking, showcasing the absurdity of his political style.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart · Podcasting Through It with Heather Cox Richardson · Apr 01, 2026
The Joe Rogan Experience
“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
Ridealong summary
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
Blocks w/ Neal Brennan
“… 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
Ridealong summary
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.
Blocks w/ Neal Brennan · Sam Harris · Mar 19, 2026
The Adam Mockler Show
“… be gone. And it seems like this is a convenient way of Tulsi Gabbard resigning amidst the Iran war, amidst multiple international crises that Donald Trump has sparked. And it's honestly just making us less stable, especially considering the fact that two months ago, almost exactly, Tulsi Gabbard's number two resigned. Joe Kent, the top U.S. counterterrorism official, resigned over the Iran war, urging Trump to reverse course. Maybe Trump should have listened to Joe Kent about 16 days into the war, but here we are on day 80 or so. We are deep into this war with no end in sight, and more people are …” “chief. There were other reports that Tulsi Gabbard had until the midterms to get her shit together or she was going to be gone. And it seems like this is a convenient way of Tulsi Gabbard resigning amidst the Iran war, amidst multiple international crises that Donald Trump has sparked. And it's honestly just making us less stable, especially considering the fact that two months ago, almost exactly, Tulsi Gabbard's number two resigned. Joe Kent, the top U.S. counterterrorism official, resigned over the Iran war, urging Trump to reverse course. Maybe Trump should have listened to Joe Kent about 16 days into the war, but here we are on day 80 or so. We are deep into this war with no end in sight, and more people are resigning. Donald Trump's administration is collapsing at the seams after a lot of his weakest links were gone, honestly. Pam Bondi, I'm no fan of her. She's gone. We have Kristi Noem, who is out. Joe Kent, who at least told the truth in his statement and said Trump has been persuaded into this war by Israel and is taking us down a dark path. And …” View more
Ridealong summary
Tulsi Gabbard's resignation as Director of National Intelligence signals deep instability within Donald Trump's administration amid ongoing crises, including the Iran war. This follows a series of resignations from key officials, raising questions about Trump's leadership and strategy. Gabbard's departure, influenced by personal and political pressures, highlights the growing turmoil as the administration struggles to maintain control.
The Adam Mockler Show · Trump BLINDSIDED as EVERYONE RESIGNS! · May 22, 2026
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
“… i'm not i'm yeah you know what i'm saying yeah i just i don't know what you're saying but but i find that one of the things i find so stunning about trump is the extent to which your media in particular but our media does exactly the same treating him like this is a normal president donald trump has said this donald trump has posted this donald trump's and it's we then analyze it and we try to find what we think the thinking behind it might be and i suspect we nearly always wrong how would you treat him as a non i curious as to what that would look like I give you an example I give you an example …” “… your licensing requirements for war and you may do it aren't we making a mistake by criticizing that part of it rather than the actual bombing part of it well i do think on this that it's possible to to criticize every aspect of this yes no i'm not i'm yeah you know what i'm saying yeah i just i don't know what you're saying but but i find that one of the things i find so stunning about trump is the extent to which your media in particular but our media does exactly the same treating him like this is a normal president donald trump has said this donald trump has posted this donald trump's and it's we then analyze it and we try to find what we think the thinking behind it might be and i suspect we nearly always wrong how would you treat him as a non i curious as to what that would look like I give you an example I give you an example This week Robert Mueller dies Yes. Okay? So Robert Mueller, we know that Trump hates him. Trump puts out a tweet saying, I'm glad he's dead. Okay? With all respect to Robert Mueller, I think that is the story about Robert Mueller's death. But what happens is, because we think, well, Trump's just kind of firing one of his mad, rants off we just we …” View more
Ridealong summary
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
Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
“… 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
Ridealong summary
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
Adam Carolla Show
“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
Ridealong summary
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
The Joe Rogan Experience
“… name to justify what you're doing don't use my you know what i mean a lot that's what i don't like have you seen that fucking create that lady that trump made the head of the religion like that no can you pull up trump Does she speak in tongues? Yeah. Please say she speaks in tongues. I don't know if she speaks in tongues. You said, yeah, you wanted to believe. Those are my favorite people. I'm going to guess. But do you think that there's something to that? Yeah. Like just saying. Glossalalia? Yeah. Glossalalia? Is that what they say? Yeah. Paula White Kane. You should pull up one of her …” “… piece of shit suffer the little children that come unto me it would be better that a millstone were tied around your neck and you were thrown in the ocean than to hurt one of these little ones fuck you drum bomb dropping piece of shit don't use my name to justify what you're doing don't use my you know what i mean a lot that's what i don't like have you seen that fucking create that lady that trump made the head of the religion like that no can you pull up trump Does she speak in tongues? Yeah. Please say she speaks in tongues. I don't know if she speaks in tongues. You said, yeah, you wanted to believe. Those are my favorite people. I'm going to guess. But do you think that there's something to that? Yeah. Like just saying. Glossalalia? Yeah. Glossalalia? Is that what they say? Yeah. Paula White Kane. You should pull up one of her sermons. Oh, let me hear some love from this lady. It says, crazy. batshit crazy let's hear some of it let me hear some of that I sending angels are coming angels oh I mean it going to be her Oh is she going to We get dinged again I don know I just trying to find out We'll get dinged all over the place. Don't get dinged. Let's hear what this is. Not …” View more
Ridealong summary
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
The Joe Rogan Experience
“… Now it's like a lot of weirdo stuff, a lot of weird fake stuff. So it's hard. Also, there was a piece in the paper today that talked about how like Trump gets a like a few minute video every day. That's a compilation of all the attacks and all the explosions that have happened in Iran, you know, but it's not getting a more nuanced picture of it. So to some extent is kind of, you know, drinking his own Kool-Aid. How do they know what he gets? I think that there was enough of a leak to say that he was given a, that each day he's given a chunk of video to watch. And that I think historically has …” “… you're going to get more money. And so there's a lot of people doing that. So it used to be better because it used to be just pure information. And if it was a video, it was just a video that someone took with their cell phone generally. Now it's like a lot of weirdo stuff, a lot of weird fake stuff. So it's hard. Also, there was a piece in the paper today that talked about how like Trump gets a like a few minute video every day. That's a compilation of all the attacks and all the explosions that have happened in Iran, you know, but it's not getting a more nuanced picture of it. So to some extent is kind of, you know, drinking his own Kool-Aid. How do they know what he gets? I think that there was enough of a leak to say that he was given a, that each day he's given a chunk of video to watch. And that I think historically has been something that happens with him as he'd rather watch it than read it. Right. And that, that by Putting together just, it's not even that they're saying they're fake videos. I mean, obviously there are a lot of fake videos. But he's only getting the positive videos. He's just getting explosions. Right. He's just getting a lot of pictures of …” View more
Ridealong summary
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
Adam Carolla Show
“… 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
Ridealong summary
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
How Did This Get Made?
“… 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
Ridealong summary
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
PBD Podcast
“… 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
Ridealong summary
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.
PBD Podcast · US & Iran AGREE To Ceasefire | PBD #773 · Apr 08, 2026
The Tim Dillon Show
“This is you've been at a party too long. You know, I have friends that have been at the party too long here with him. And the thing about Trump's entire thing is the party is never about you. It's his party. And, you know, when you first get there, it's fun. It's like hanging out with a rich kid where in the beginning it's really fun because they're excited to show you everything and let you use some of their toys. But then eventually the rich kids like, well, this is all mine. So when are your parents picking you up? Like, you know, that's where we're at now in this in the MAGA cult …” “This is you've been at a party too long. You know, I have friends that have been at the party too long here with him. And the thing about Trump's entire thing is the party is never about you. It's his party. And, you know, when you first get there, it's fun. It's like hanging out with a rich kid where in the beginning it's really fun because they're excited to show you everything and let you use some of their toys. But then eventually the rich kids like, well, this is all mine. So when are your parents picking you up? Like, you know, that's where we're at now in this in the MAGA cult movement. You still have the five DHS QAnon people who are permanently schizophrenic. There's nothing to be done for them. You have people like I know, friends of mine who like live in Florida and are just completely out of it and truly are kind of moral. Again, a black hole. You know, they just don't care what he does. They just like him and they …” View more
Ridealong summary
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
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
“… 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
Ridealong summary
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
The Bobby Bones 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 …” “… 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
Ridealong summary
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
Adam Carolla Show
“And so the Trump derangement syndrome, it doesn't matter how many wars are ended and how many cultures are liberated and what he did for the historically black college or closed. It does not matter. It doesn't fucking matter. Yeah. There's nothing that can be done. There's a lot of dude comics that I will go, can't stand that guy, hate being in a green room with him, but goddamn can they get on stage and bring the heat. Right. Yeah. Right. Give credit where …” “And so the Trump derangement syndrome, it doesn't matter how many wars are ended and how many cultures are liberated and what he did for the historically black college or closed. It does not matter. It doesn't fucking matter. Yeah. There's nothing that can be done. There's a lot of dude comics that I will go, can't stand that guy, hate being in a green room with him, but goddamn can they get on stage and bring the heat. Right. Yeah. Right. Give credit where credit is due. Women will go, hate that bitch comic, not funny. Not funny. Never been funny. Mm-hmm. That's the way they do it. It's not stuff. Now, that being said, I mean what I said about Chelsea. Yeah. But you did give her credit. You said hey she not funny but she is skilled which surrounding yourself with other funny people to make your show …” View more
Ridealong summary
In a hilariously blunt critique, the hosts dissect Trump's jab at Gavin Newsom's dyslexia, questioning if a president should have a learning disability. The segment takes a wild turn as they compare political figures to 'retarded' individuals, suggesting they should stick to simpler tasks. This outrageous commentary is both shocking and laugh-out-loud funny, making it a must-listen for fans of political humor.
Adam Carolla Show · Chris Hansen Says We Need the Death Penalty · Mar 18, 2026
Morning Brew Daily
“… 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
Ridealong summary
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.
Morning Brew Daily · Musk v. Altman Trial Begins & Adidas’ Supershoe Powers Sub-2Hr Marathoners · Apr 27, 2026
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
“… 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
Ridealong summary
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
The Bobby Bones Show
“… with her. She's fun. Something else, if you guys don't mind me going back into the cruise that I was told, that Ray admitted that he never made the Trump bet. Oh, man. We spent years talking about this. I believed it. I defended him. Ray, I'd like for you to talk first. Yeah, we were on stage. There was 2,000 people looking at me. I thought we had to come up with something very captivating, something amazing. So I thought, what is something that will just blow people's mind away? Why not tell them about the Trump bet? That's not even the point I'm talking about. You lied to all of us and said …” “… boat stuff abby's mom came down and then she's not going home yet She moved in. Yeah, because Abby's moving all the stuff out of her house. Does Abby like that? Does Abby want that? Abby made that happen. I would love that. Yeah, I love hanging out with her. She's fun. Something else, if you guys don't mind me going back into the cruise that I was told, that Ray admitted that he never made the Trump bet. Oh, man. We spent years talking about this. I believed it. I defended him. Ray, I'd like for you to talk first. Yeah, we were on stage. There was 2,000 people looking at me. I thought we had to come up with something very captivating, something amazing. So I thought, what is something that will just blow people's mind away? Why not tell them about the Trump bet? That's not even the point I'm talking about. You lied to all of us and said you made a bet on Donald Trump to win the presidency the first time. And the side owed you $50,000. Yeah, I know. He's in another term now. I just felt like we were past that. No, no, no. It's that you lied to us too. You mean way back in 2016? Yeah, no, we all believed it. So for listeners thinking we're in on it, I believed it because he assured me …” View more
Ridealong summary
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

Top Podcasts About Trump

Adam Carolla Show
Adam Carolla Show
9 episodes
The Joe Rogan Experience
The Joe Rogan Experience
7 episodes
The Tim Dillon Show
The Tim Dillon Show
5 episodes
The Ezra Klein Show
The Ezra Klein Show
5 episodes
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
4 episodes
PBD Podcast
PBD Podcast
4 episodes
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
3 episodes
Bulwark Takes
Bulwark Takes
3 episodes

Stories Mentioning Trump

Best Podcasts on Trump's Iran Strategy
Former President Donald Trump's Iran policy is facing renewed scrutiny as tensions escalate and ceasefire negotiations are underway. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in U.S.-Iran relations and the broader geopolitical implications for the tech industry, particularly in areas like cybersecurity and energy infrastructure.
May 22, 2026 · 15 clips · 12 podcasts
Best Podcasts on Iran Conflict and Economy
The ongoing conflict in Iran is causing significant geopolitical and economic repercussions worldwide. The situation is affecting global oil prices and international relations, with tech companies monitoring potential disruptions in supply chains and market stability. This development is crucial for the tech industry as it navigates the challenges posed by geopolitical instability.
May 16, 2026 · 7 clips · 7 podcasts
Top Podcasts on Iran Conflict & Gas Prices
The ongoing conflict involving Iran has led to a significant increase in global gas prices, raising concerns about economic stability. The escalation has also cast doubt on the potential for a ceasefire, impacting international relations and energy markets. This development is crucial for the tech industry as rising fuel costs can affect supply chains and operational expenses.
May 13, 2026 · 6 clips · 6 podcasts
Top Podcasts on Trump-Epstein Corruption
Authorities have reopened investigations into alleged corruption during the Trump administration, focusing on connections to Jeffrey Epstein's associates. This scrutiny could have significant implications for political figures and their ties to controversial networks, highlighting ongoing concerns about governance and accountability.
Jeffrey Epstein
May 08, 2026 · 12 clips · 8 podcasts
Best Podcast Episodes on Bitcoin ETF Surge
Bitcoin's value has surged past $80,000, fueled by investor optimism surrounding potential cryptocurrency ETFs and ongoing discussions about the Clarity Act. This development highlights the growing interest and potential regulatory advancements in the cryptocurrency market, which could further influence its adoption and integration into mainstream financial systems.
bitcoin Crypto ETF
May 07, 2026 · 6 clips · 4 podcasts
Best Podcast Episodes on Tucker Carlson's NYT Interview
Tucker Carlson, a prominent media personality, recently gave an interview to the New York Times, which has led to significant scrutiny and backlash. The interview's content and Carlson's statements have sparked debate, highlighting ongoing tensions in media and public discourse.
Tucker Carlson
May 05, 2026 · 5 clips · 3 podcasts
Top Podcasts on Trump's Health Concerns
Recent reports have raised questions about Donald Trump's health and behavior, sparking discussions about his fitness for leadership. This scrutiny comes amid ongoing political and legal challenges, highlighting the potential impact on his political career and public perception.
May 03, 2026 · 34 clips · 8 podcasts
Top Podcasts on Political Violence Against Trump
There is an increasing concern about political violence in the United States, particularly regarding threats against former President Donald Trump. This rise in threats highlights the ongoing tensions and security challenges in the political landscape, which could have significant implications for public safety and political stability.
May 02, 2026 · 25 clips · 15 podcasts
Best Podcasts on Jerome Powell's Fed Decision
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell concluded his final meeting by maintaining the current interest rates, amidst speculation about his future role. This decision comes as the market anticipates potential shifts in monetary policy leadership, impacting financial strategies and economic forecasts.
Federal Reserve Jerome Powell
May 01, 2026 · 7 clips · 7 podcasts
Best Podcasts on U.S. Blockade of Iran
The Trump administration has announced an indefinite blockade on Iran, marking a significant escalation in tensions between the two nations. This move could have far-reaching implications for international relations and the global tech industry, particularly in areas like cybersecurity and supply chain logistics.
May 01, 2026 · 20 clips · 12 podcasts