Andrew Wilson

Andrew Wilson, debate host and founder of The Crucible and Debate University, known for thousands of online debates. They riff on conspiracies and Art Bell nostalgia. Topics include Bigfoot and Missing 411, strange animals and evolution, particle colliders and abandoned SSC, protest policing and SIG P320 concerns, immigration and radicalization online, religion’s role in community, and debating tactics.

Andrew Wilson, a political analyst and host of The Crucible, dives into the cultural wars of our times. He shares his journey from robotics mechanic to debater and discusses the clash of spiritual values versus progressivism. With a candid look at modern masculinity and feminism, he critiques the 'pussification' of men and explores the fallout from progressive policies. Wilson also bravely opens up about personal loss, family dynamics, and the challenges of engaging in the political arena, all while calling for grit in the face of cultural battles.

Andrew Wilson, a YouTube commentator known for his insights on culture and politics, joins author Rachel Wilson, who researches feminist history and social theory, along with Jake Rattlesnake, a traveler and protest observer. They dive into the DOJ's investigation into Antifa after a riot at UC Berkeley and discuss the implications of labeling such actions as domestic terrorism. The group also critiques the media's portrayal of Antifa and debates the long-term effects of housing policies, declining birth rates, and cultural shifts on society.

Jens-Frederik Nielsen, Prime Minister of Greenland, defends sovereignty and rejects any sale of his territory. Joe Walsh, former Republican congressman, offers conservative commentary. Cameron Kasky, activist and liberal commentator, and Andrew Wilson, geopolitics analyst, debate US intentions, NATO ties, media reactions and the global fallout from the Epstein files. Short, sharp takes and heated panel exchanges.

Andrew Wilson, host of The Extravaganza on Rumble, dives into the escalating chaos in Los Angeles over immigration raids and protests. The discussion critiques local leadership's heavy-handed response to civil unrest while revealing the absurdity of celebrity-driven humanitarian efforts. They humorously dissect the political dynamics behind the protests and the stark differences in narratives surrounding law enforcement. The conversation also touches on broader implications for governance and societal safety amidst rising tensions and divided opinions.