Tim Pool

Ye, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Nick Fuentes land on Tim Pool’s show, where a chaotic interview ends with Ye walking out. Dan and Jordan trace the connections that brought the group together, unpack the far-right figures’ anti-Semitic rhetoric, and examine how “free speech” talk can serve as cover for extremist politics. They also dip into clips from Nick Fuentes’s America First.

A viral appearance turns into a conversation about speaking boldly, masculinity, and faith in the public square. Chase recounts his journey from spiritual searching and personal hardship to Christianity, and reflects on the costs of conversion, life with Lyme disease, and the unexpected reach of a message preached on a massive platform.

Tim Pool, a moderate political commentator and Timcast IRL host, defends four controversial claims. He argues the left commits more street violence, accuses Democrats of authoritarian drift, warns the U.S. may be heading toward civil war, and questions whether the Constitution still holds. Multiple short, heated debates test each of his bold positions.

Tim Pool, an independent journalist and podcaster who rose to fame covering Occupy Wall Street, reflects on his political origins and media career. He discusses U.S. polarization and the risk of civil strife. He examines how algorithms and clips shape perceptions, compares political violence across the spectrum, and talks about where to find reliable news.

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, Mexican Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum, and others discuss climate change models, deep fake propaganda, President Biden, and the CIA conspiracy in a lively and thought-provoking podcast episode with host Scott Adams.

Tim Pool, an independent journalist and host of Timcast IRL, joins Blake Neff, a conservative commentator, and Ian Crossland from Timcast for a lively discussion. They dive into the influence of the SPLC on media and law enforcement, and the chilling effects of its labels on public figures. The group tackles radicalization and the implications of the death penalty, pondering societal values amidst political violence. And in a light moment, they humorously swap sombrero memes, proving serious topics can still have a fun side!

Independent journalist Tim Pool joins from Arizona, sharing insights on censorship and the SPLC's controversial role in media. Blake Neff dives into media ethics and security concerns, while Ian Crossland reflects on culture and virtue. They discuss Elon Musk’s clash with the SPLC, examine the organization's influence in shaping narratives, and debate the implications of funding and fraud allegations. The conversation also touches on radicalization tactics used by groups like Antifa, and the evolving nature of online communities in today's polarized landscape.

Asha Rangappa, a national security law professor, and Renato Mariotti, a former federal prosecutor, explore the recent indictment of two Russian nationals for their role in a U.S. disinformation campaign. They dissect the implications for conservative influencers like Tim Pool and Dave Rubin, caught in the web of foreign funding. The discussion navigates the challenges between influence and victimhood, highlights the blurred lines of accountability, and critiques the GOP's alignment with Russian narratives, revealing the far-reaching impact on American politics.

In this engaging discussion, Presidential candidate Kamala Harris reveals her reversal on plastic straws, sparking a lively debate. Tim Pool, a well-known commentator, delves into the absurdity surrounding eco-friendly choices, critiquing the detrimental effects of paper straws on local businesses. They also explore unexpected connections between podcasters and Russian influence, shedding light on the challenges within the industry. Bursting with humor and wit, this conversation tackles serious environmental issues while questioning accountability in media.

In this lively discussion, guests Dave Rubin and Tim Pool, both notable right-wing commentators, dissect recent developments in political scandals. They humorously address the indictment of two Russian operatives linked to funding their work. The conversation dives into the absurdity of claims regarding their worth, touching on themes of misinformation and media ethics. Amidst legal updates involving Donald Trump, they explore the implications of foreign influence on American media and politics, highlighting the complexities of modern journalistic integrity.