Louder with Crowder Did You Vote for This: Why The Podcast Bros are Turning on Trump?
Oct 7, 2025
Josh Firestine, a stand-up comedian known for his sharp wit, joins the panel to tackle the shifting loyalties within the manosphere as influencers express discontent with Trump. The conversation dives deep into the controversial release of Candace Owens' texts regarding Charlie Kirk while critiquing comedians who perform at the Riyadh comedy festival. The group examines ethical dilemmas behind performing for authoritarian regimes and the restrictions that come with such gigs. It's a provocative mix of humor, political commentary, and a touch of philosophical debate.
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Manosphere Backlash Is Predictable
- Steven Crowder argues that many manosphere critics are merely reacting to optics rather than policy outcomes.
- He frames their complaints as surprising given Trump's actions align with what they previously celebrated.
Owens' Group Chat Release
- Candace Owens released alleged group-chat screenshots claiming tensions between Charlie Kirk and Jewish donors before his assassination.
- Crowder accepts the possibility but warns screenshots alone don't prove much beyond donor influence claims.
Donor Pressure ≠ Assassination Proof
- Crowder separates donor influence from criminal conspiracy and demands rigorous evidence before linking donors to Kirk's killing.
- He notes corroborated video and forensic evidence point to an assassin motivated by radical left views.