Louder with Crowder Failed Hit Job: Another Trump Media Hoax Exposed
Nov 4, 2025
Myron Gaines, a host known for his bold commentary on men's self-improvement and culture, joins the discussion. He critiques the BBC for allegedly splicing Trump’s remarks during January 6th coverage, raising questions about media integrity. The conversation shifts to immigration and its potential effects on national identity, with Gaines cautioning against cultural misalignment. They also analyze key election dynamics and underscore the importance of election integrity, urging listeners to voice concerns and report irregularities.
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Myron Gaines' Provocative Self-Intro
- Myron Gaines summarizes his controversial persona with blunt, provocative statements about gender and groups.
- He says his aim is to teach men self-improvement and sexual discipline despite the backlash.
BBC Edited January 6 Footage
- The BBC doctored January 6 footage by splicing clips to make Trump appear to tell people to "fight" without the intervening peaceful instruction.
- Steven Crowder argues this editing mirrors deepfake effects and skews public perception of events and leaders.
Omissions Shape Public Narratives
- Crowder contends many Americans never heard Trump instruct the crowd to be "peaceful and patriotic."
- He says omission of that line by legacy media shaped long-term narratives about January 6th.