Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

In this lively discussion, the hosts delve into the complexities of American history, touching on controversial topics like the viral Ruby Franke story and its implications for parenting. They explore the genius behind the hit series White Lotus and debate whether recent protests against Tesla qualify as terrorism. With a humorous take on societal themes, they share personal anecdotes about blood donation and playful critiques of modern consumer culture, all while digging into the messy dynamics of fame and privacy.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams joins the conversation, sharing his unique journey from police officer to mayor. He discusses navigating crime and public safety, addressing perceptions of violence despite declining crime rates. Adams tackles immigration issues and the challenges of leading one of the world's busiest cities. He even touches on the deep state, his relationship with Biden, and the need for accountability in leadership. With humor and candor, Adams embodies the vibrant spirit of New York, blending serious topics with classic one-liners.

In this engaging discussion, James Sexton, a top divorce lawyer in NYC, shares wild courtroom stories and insights into what truly ruins relationships. He debates the notion that love might be a scam and unpacks the hidden prenup inherent in every marriage. Sexton sheds light on the dual nature of charm in abusive relationships, while humorously discussing custody battles and the emotional turmoil of infidelity. With his candid approach, he reveals navigating the complexities of divorce and the societal perceptions of prenups and alimony.

The hosts dive into the chaos of a recent WWE event, where an unexpected confrontation with Logan Paul adds drama. They hilariously discuss personal stories from wrestling matches, touching on everything from bizarre animal appearances to New Year's mishaps. The conversation takes a serious turn as they tackle Israel's PR issues and the complexities of societal morals. Humor shines through with musings on conspiracy theories and celebrity antics, making for an entertaining mix of comedy and commentary.

Political intrigue unfolds as Saagar Enjeti joins the discussion on Zelenskyy's bold rhetoric and the true implications behind the much-hyped Epstein list. The hosts dive into the complexities of U.S.-Ukraine relations and address the skepticism surrounding American support. They humorously consider Stephen A. Smith's presidential ambitions while highlighting the disconnect in Democratic messaging. Plus, the latest on Dogecoin's trust issues and the cultural contrasts affecting society today add a rich layer to this lively conversation.

Join Matt Damon, the iconic actor and producer, as he shares behind-the-scenes tales from a stand-up special with Andrew Schulz. They dive into the bizarre world of DOGE and its potential impact on America, while also dissecting the antics of Steve Smith Sr. The absurdity escalates with personal confessions about cheating and the hilarity of texting mishaps. Additionally, they ponder the dynamics of social media's influence on public perception and the complexities of modern masculinity, all wrapped in humor and camaraderie.

Diving into relationship dynamics, the hosts examine why communication often falters between partners. They tackle the societal pressures shaping modern dating, offering insights on the 'icks' that can derail attraction. A discussion on the evolving expectations of chivalry reveals how different generations approach romance. They also explore a recent comedy controversy in India, highlighting the struggle for free speech in the arts. Finally, the podcast humorously critiques the NBA All-Star weekend, suggesting ways to reinvigorate this fan-favorite event.

Dive into a lively analysis of the Super Bowl halftime show, with exciting debates about performances and audience expectations. The hosts blend personal anecdotes with humorous commentary on celebrity culture, discussing modern beauty standards and celebrity antics. A glimpse into their upcoming Netflix special brings laughs as they touch on the complexities of masculinity in film, relationship dynamics, and the pressures of Hollywood. They'll even navigate the chaos of celebrity gossip intertwined with insights on American politics.

Adam Rowe, a British comedian known for his sharp observational humor, returns with a mix of laughs and critiques. He dives into the alarming rise of UK grooming gangs while sharing his love for betting on US sports. Rowe reflects on cultural stereotypes and the absurdities of public outcry, highlighting the differences between American and British responses to crime. He also shares wild personal anecdotes, including his hypochondria, and revels in the evolution of comedy, blending humor and social commentary seamlessly.

Vivek Ramaswamy, an entrepreneur and author of "Woke, Inc.,” returns to share his insights on exiting DOGE and his ambitions for Ohio. He discusses America's AI race with China, the necessity for monitoring his tweets, and the impact of bureaucrats on governance. Vivek emphasizes meritocracy in education and critiques issues like high CEO pay and racial backlash. He advocates for innovative policies to tackle American inequality while reflecting on the importance of family values and mental resilience amid societal challenges.