Controversies involving Libs of TikTok and an intersectional pile-up featuring Jeffrey Marsh and Shumirun Nessa. Brad Polumbo joins to discuss allegations and media criticism. Analysis of misleading narratives on police shootings of unarmed black individuals. Clash of marginalized identities and controversial social media figures like Jeffrey Marsh.

This week features Brad Polumbo, a sharp commentator on political and tech news, alongside Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, who was recently arrested in France. They dive into Zuckerberg's regrets over government collaboration during Covid, raising questions about free speech and censorship. Durov's arrest sparks a heated discussion on the implications for digital privacy and free expression in Europe. The podcast also humorously kicks off Week 2 of Pirate Idol, where contestants vie for a chance to be regular contributors.

Brad Polumbo, host of "Brad vs Everyone," dives into the heated debate surrounding transgender individuals and bathroom access in Congress. Discussing a recent resolution by Rep. Nancy Mace aimed at limiting bathroom use to biological women, Polumbo and the host explore the complexities of privacy, safety, and gender identity. They also touch on the poignant topic of justice following Laken Riley's tragic murder and the broader implications of societal responses to crime and gender issues. Nods to the Transgender Day of Remembrance and the cultural commentary around it add depth to the conversation.

The hosts discuss an unexpected YouTube collaboration between a journalist and TikTok creator. They delve into corrections, anti-Semitic incidents, and humorous interviews. Exploring mask-wearing behavior and debating book bans in school libraries. Controversy arises over sex education and pro-life advocacy.

Brad Polumbo and Lee Fang join to discuss rising censorship in American politics, particularly regarding Israel. They highlight the exploitation of the Israel-Palestine conflict for attacks on free speech, the influence of Christian Zionists in US-Israel policy, censorship on college campuses, and the importance of protecting free speech rights.