

Glenn Takes Your Questions on Tucker/Candace v. Nick Fuentes, the Unabomber Manifesto, Independent Media, and More
14 snips Aug 9, 2025
In a special Q&A, Glenn explores complex friendships and feuds among prominent media figures, shedding light on the dynamics of modern conservatism. He delves into the implications of Ted Kaczynski's manifesto, discussing its critiques of technology and societal alienation. The podcast also tackles the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and critiques the U.S. role in foreign policy, emphasizing the impact of independent media on social justice. Glenn highlights the importance of community support in fostering meaningful dialogue and change.
AI Snips
Chapters
Books
Transcript
Episode notes
Loyalty Limits Public Critique
- Glenn Greenwald says friendship creates loyalty that discourages public criticism.
- He prefers private discussions over public denunciations to preserve personal ties.
Tucker's Break From Washington
- Glenn Greenwald argues Tucker Carlson left Washington to escape groupthink and regain perspective.
- Physical distance, he says, enabled more candid views and political reinvention.
Candace's Career Shift
- Glenn Greenwald notes Candace Owens left Daily Wire over Israel criticism and took a risk.
- He believes her independence made her a more influential voice despite costs.