

Trump TAKES OVER DC, Police Accused Of FAKING Low Crime Rate / Gay Marriage IS OVER? ft. Josh Hammer
5 snips Aug 11, 2025
In a compelling conversation, Josh Hammer, Editor-at-large for Newsweek and a prominent conservative voice, dives into the complexities of crime in Washington, D.C., revealing how manipulated statistics can mask real issues. He discusses potential legal challenges to gay marriage, questioning the future of the Obergefell ruling amid shifting cultural values. The podcast also delves into the impact of political humor on LGBTQ+ representation and the critical need for qualified Supreme Court replacements, sparking important conversations about community engagement.
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Allegations Of Flubbed Crime Data
- Tim Pool reports the D.C. police union alleges leadership manipulated crime data to show declines.
- Josh Hammer says such flubbing is plausible given D.C.'s political pressure and corruption history.
Federalizing DC As A Real Test
- Josh Hammer praises Trump's move to federalize policing in D.C. as sound policy and political opportunity.
- He argues federal patrols can test proactive policing and restore tourist safety.
Safety Concerns Near Landmarks
- Josh Hammer recalls shots fired near the White House and says tourists should feel safe in D.C.
- Tim Pool echoes that events in D.C. require extra security and close coordination.