Dean Cain

Dean Cain, famed for his role as Superman in Lois & Clark, discusses his unconventional Malibu upbringing and the high costs of living in California. He critiques DEI initiatives as misleading and contrasts them with his advocacy for traditional family values and education. The conversation shifts to Hollywood's hypocrisy and the rumored end of The Howard Stern Show, bringing up nostalgia and past experiences. They also touch on a couple charging guests for a wedding in Idaho and Governor Healey's controversial shelter program shutdown in Massachusetts.

Join Amala Ekanobi, a sharp political commentator from 'The Amala Show', along with fitness guru Jillian Michaels, who shares her harrowing wildfire loss, and comedian Adam Carolla, who critiques California's leadership. Marc Lamont Hill and activist Michael Mezz dive into DEI policies and their potential impact, while actor Dean Cain voices frustration over political mismanagement. The panel explores the emotional toll of the LA wildfires, the call for accountability, and the role of identity politics in governance, leaving listeners with much to ponder about disaster management and community resilience.

Dean Cain, the former Superman star turned aspiring ICE agent, joins political strategist Tim Miller for a spirited discussion. They dive into the controversial role of ICE amid criticism of its deportation practices. Cain shares his motivations for becoming an agent, facing backlash from figures like John Oliver. The pair also engages in a heated debate over law enforcement qualifications and the ethical challenges of immigration policies, throwing in some humor as they explore crime rates and public safety measures in urban areas.