Join Xaviaer Durousseau, a Gen Z media personality known for his bold critiques of the woke agenda, and MMA fighter Jason 'Mayhem' Miller as they dissect the latest political missteps and cultural trends. They dive into Kamala Harris’ infamous word salad performance, California's staggering healthcare spending for immigrants, and Pete Davidson's gripes about dating. Xaviaer shares his fascinating journey from leftist to conservative, tackling the complexities of identity and accountability in today’s society.

Xaviaer DuRousseau, a PragerU personality and former BLM activist, shares his insights on today's pressing issues. He discusses the pressures on celebrities to endorse political figures like Kamala Harris and the alarming resurgence of antisemitism fueled by misinformation. His short documentary highlights the plight of inner-city children affected by crime due to de-policing policies. Delving into his ideological shift, Xaviaer reflects on his past beliefs and critiques the intertwining of Marxism with contemporary activism, emphasizing the need for informed public discourse.

In this engaging discussion, Joel Pollak, author and political strategist, along with Dave Aronberg, a legal expert, delve into a controversial DOJ indictment linking conservative media figures to a Russian propaganda operation. They explore its implications for independent media and the corporate media's portrayal of the incident. Cultural commentators Britt Mayer and Xavier Durousseau dissect Kamala Harris's evolving policies and public persona, while also touching on provocative discussions around gender identity and political loyalties, providing a thought-provoking examination of today's media and political landscape.

Clint Russell, a political commentator, and Xaviaer DuRousseau, a dynamic political analyst, delve into Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s surprising endorsement of Trump after suspending his campaign. The duo discusses the implications of this shift on the Democratic Party’s future and critiques the media's portrayal of political legacies. They also touch on the audacious theme of a proposed presidential commission on assassinations and examine the tumultuous relationship between Trump and security forces amid his rallies, highlighting ongoing discourse around political accountability.

The Rubin Report hosts Emily Austin and Xavier DuRousseau discuss The View's criticism of Obama's daughters in politics, debates on white supremacy, Kathy Hochul's confrontation with a protester, Brian Stelter's concerns about Biden's gaffes, and more controversial topics.