Louder with Crowder Trump Keeps Delivering | This Week’s 3 Big Wins Explained
Feb 26, 2025
The podcast explores President Trump’s strategic mineral rights deal with Ukraine, aiming to bolster economic ties and reduce dependence on China. They humorously dissect the absurdity of a new luxury 'Gold Card' immigration policy while discussing rising egg prices at popular diners. A deep dive into cultural shifts questions modern relationships and societal norms, mixing political wins with critiques of pop culture and the music industry. The discussions weave together humor and serious commentary on governance, accountability, and international relations.
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Ole Miss Cheating Scandal
- A student at Ole Miss, Mary-Kate Cornett, allegedly cheated on her boyfriend with his father.
- The boyfriend then took her back, shocking Steven Crowder.
Love Doesn't Conquer All
- Crowder links the Ole Miss scandal to modern relationship views and feminism.
- He argues that the idea of love conquering all has eroded self-respect in young men.
Egg Surcharges
- Denny's and Waffle House have added surcharges to egg dishes due to shortages and rising prices.
- Crowder sarcastically links this to Trump, highlighting the Left's attempts to blame him for rising costs.