Andy Ngo, an independent journalist and author known for his focus on Antifa and political extremism, discusses the dangers of misinformation in fueling conspiracy theories. He critiques Antifa's flawed perception of anarchy and shares insights on his recent move to the U.K. The conversation touches on the implications of anti-hate legislation, the challenges faced by journalists in today’s tense political climate, and the impact of protest actions on society. Ngo's personal anecdotes add depth and humor to the serious themes presented.

Joined by special guest Andy Ngo, a journalist known for his insights on political and social issues, Carl and Dan dive into the implications of Trump's executive orders and the unexpected charm of a 'Welsh Choir Boy.' They also discuss TikTok's growing influence on youth culture and national security due to foreign ownership. The conversation highlights the chilling legacy of individuals like Axel Rudakabana and reflects on the challenges with societal integration, raising questions about accountability and public safety.

Andy Ngo, a journalist and author known for his insights on far-left extremism, dives into the troubling rise of violence against Tesla dealerships, linking it to a new wave of radicalization. He introduces the term 'Trantifa' to highlight the intersection of transgender identity and these extremist actions. Ngo critiques mainstream media for downplaying these links and discusses a cult associated with multiple violent incidents. The conversation raises urgent questions about civil unrest and the evolving landscape of activism.

Andy Ngo, a journalist known for his in-depth documentation of Antifa and author of a revealing book on his experiences, shares his harrowing journey involving violence and radicalism. He recounts the aftermath of a brutal attack that left him with a brain bleed, and the risks he faced while undercover with extremist groups. The discussion dives into the morality of political violence, identity complexities, and the often-overlooked realities of far-left movements. Ngo also touches on the critical role of media integrity in today's tumultuous political landscape.

Michael Malice, a political commentator, and Andy Ngo, a senior editor known for his reporting on the left, dive into the turbulence of political rhetoric. They dissect Elizabeth Warren's controversial remarks justifying violence in healthcare debates, addressing the dangerous normalization of such rhetoric. The duo also critiques Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's comparisons of healthcare denial to violent crime. They tackle the complexities of accountability in healthcare, political theatrics, and the societal implications of these narratives.

In a riveting conversation, journalist Andy Ngo delves into the alarming rise of radical left ideologies in America. He discusses the mainstreaming of political violence and the reluctance of Democrats to outright condemn it. Ngo highlights the concerning normalization of extremism in protests and critiques the media's bias that distorts narratives. They also explore how moderate candidates are gaining traction as voters grow frustrated. Additionally, Ngo reveals the intricate links between radical elements and broader political issues, including the red-green alliance in Europe.

Dave Rubin discusses Candace Owens leaving the Daily Wire, exploring the implications, independence, and impact on conservative media. They delve into controversies, business relationships, and speculate on Owens' future career. Reflecting on free speech, societal challenges, and the creation of an independent platform.

Dr. Saad interviews journalist and author Andy Ngo as they explore challenges faced by left-wing areas, corruption in the judicial system, rise in anti-Semitic attacks, coalition building between the radical left and Islamists. They discuss the disconnect between Western mindset and realities faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in the Middle East. They address the need to limit harmful belief systems and explore illegal migration challenges for the UK. They also examine the success of Palestinian propaganda, distinguishing legitimate criticism, motives behind rape gangs, and provocative nature of demonstrations in the UK.

Writer and journalist Andy Ngo discusses the rise of radicalism, connections between 'Free Palestine' movement and Antifa/BLM, long term damage caused by government's handling of pandemic, dangers of homegrown radicalization in America, and stronger Islamist element in European protests compared to American ones.

John Podhoretz, editor of Commentary magazine, discusses the alarming rise in anti-Semitic violence, highlighted by the tragic death of a Jewish man in California. Christine Rosen joins to talk about the profound societal impacts and reactions from the Jewish community. Andy Ngo shares his firsthand observations of anti-Israel protests in the U.K., drawing links to past political movements. Chris Stirewalt analyzes key political races in Virginia, Mississippi, and Kentucky, providing insights into the implications for the 2024 elections.