The Tim Dillon Show

Ryan Grim, an investigative journalist and publisher at DropSite News, delves into the newly revealed Epstein files that expose his vast operations and connections. They discuss the unsettling role of elite networks, how Epstein's abuses functioned as leverage for influence, and the intertwined relationships between powerful figures. Grim also explores the implications of these revelations, touching on why elites often engage in depravity and the potential connections to state interests. This candid conversation illuminates the murky intersections of power and morality.

Tim critiques the theatrical nature of conservative events, highlighting the disconnect in the movement. He reflects on the tragic tale of Rob Reiner and the absurdity of political circumstances surrounding personal loss. Epstein's heavily redacted files spark discussions on intelligence agency theories and political gossip. Tim humorously muses about fame's absurdities and analyzes the friendship dynamics between powerful figures like Miriam Adelson and Donald Trump. All this unfolds amidst a backdrop of media critiques and farcical societal interactions.

Tim dives into Erika Kirk's upcoming CBS News town hall and the intriguing dynamics of the Paramount versus Netflix bidding war for Warner Bros. Bonnie Blue's controversial Bali detention gets the spotlight, as Tim critiques her wild stunts and the implications for her career. Holiday dining on GLP-1 drugs sparks hilarity, alongside his takes on Gen Z's 'swag gap' concerns in dating. Plus, he examines alleged Somali fraud in Minnesota and laments the decline of art quality amid AI influences.

Tim dives into the bizarre tale of a Long Island man who fatally stabbed his parents at a deli, sparking reflections on suburban decay. The discussion shifts to war crimes allegedly involving Pete Hegseth and the implications of military actions as political distractions. He critiques ICE's tactics in deportation, highlighting tech firms' roles in enforcement. On a lighter note, Tim jokes about Sydney Sweeney’s mainstream appearances and the stark contrast between entertaining pastimes and modern societal issues.

Tim dives into the unsettling appearances of Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, raising eyebrows over their roles in the Wicked movies. He shares personal insights on navigating Thanksgiving in a divorced family and reminisces about college nights out before the holiday. With a critical eye, he discusses the pitfalls of social media on real-life experiences and lambasts dress codes for air travel. Ultimately, Tim advocates for embracing local living and simpler joys while cautioning against the allure of flashy lifestyles.

Tim dives into the intrigue surrounding the Epstein files, pondering Trump's potential declassification and political ramifications. He critiques Mike Johnson's claims about national security risks and examines leaked emails linking Epstein with foreign intelligence in Russia and Syria. The discussion takes a personal turn as Tim provides tips for navigating Thanksgiving conversations amid political tensions, all while highlighting Epstein's role in elite power dynamics and the chaos of American foreign policy.

Tim dives into the intricacies of New York real estate, exposing the influence of foreign buyers and shell companies. He questions how the college system has failed students and critiques the influx of foreign tech workers. A discussion on Trump's perceived lame duck status leads to insights on celebrity controversies and their detachment from real societal issues. Plus, Tim hilariously debates the implications of a Waymo car's mishap with a cat, highlighting the weird priorities in tech outrage versus urban decay.

Tim dives into Zohran Mamdani's surprising victory as NYC's mayor, exploring the archetypes of his voter base. He humorously critiques the chaos in air travel due to the government shutdown, highlighting workers being asked to volunteer. Childhood vacation tales bring a mix of nostalgia and whimsy as he reflects on safe trips and societal observations. Plus, there's satire on Kash Patel's girlfriend's country music and a deep dive into the implications of tech oligarchy and asset tokenization for future freedoms.

Cheryl Hines, actress and author of the memoir Unscripted, shares her journey navigating Hollywood and the complexities of being part of the Kennedy family. She discusses the challenges of maintaining friendships amidst political divides and the personal impact of public scrutiny as a political spouse. Cheryl also reflects on her experiences in LA versus D.C., her book tour, and the pressures of familial expectations. This thought-provoking conversation unveils her insights on bravery, loss, and the importance of compassion.

Senator Bernie Sanders, a progressive political leader and author, discusses crucial issues like wealth inequality and healthcare in this engaging dialogue. He highlights the influence of money in politics, advocating for public funding of elections to combat Citizens United. Sanders critiques the Democratic Party's shift away from working-class concerns, addresses immigration reform, and calls for a comprehensive approach to U.S. foreign policy, especially regarding Gaza and Ukraine. Don't miss his insights on economic priorities and the urgency of discussing AI's impact on jobs.