Michael Malice

Michael Malice, a sharp-witted author and podcaster, joins the discussion to reveal the FBI's duplicitous role in the Hunter Biden laptop saga and its impact on the 2020 election narrative. The chat dives into morality with a focus on contemporary villains and heroes, and tackles the ethical intricacies of war while reflecting on the human experience. They also critique urban safety in the context of gang culture, juxtaposing safety perceptions in Chicago and New York. Malice's insights challenge conventional views in a lively and thought-provoking exchange.

In this discussion, Salena Zito, a national political reporter, shares insights into grassroots reactions among suburban Americans following Charlie Kirk's assassination, highlighting a significant political and faith awakening. Josh McPherson, lead pastor of Grace City Church, explores the burgeoning revival and concepts of martyrdom linked to Kirk's death. Comedian Michael Malice adds a twist by criticizing the left's outrage over Jimmy Kimmel's show suspension, prompting a deeper look into the evolving landscape of late-night comedy and its cultural impact.

In this lively discussion, comedian Steph Tolev opens up about her Netflix special, 'Filth Queen,' and the mental toll of online trolls. She shares amusing tales of navigating pressures in comedy alongside Adam, from quirks in the industry to family expectations. Later, author Michael Malice enters the fray, tackling the nuances of political discourse and cultural quirks like men crossing their legs. They also dive into California's issues, language manipulation, and musings on Trump's controversial remarks, blending sharp insights with a dose of humor.