Ruthless Podcast

Kevin Keane, President and CEO of the American Beverage Association, advocates for the beverage industry’s push for transparency and healthier options. They discuss the bizarre media portrayal of politics, touching on a clownish article defending Trump. As they tackle rising left-wing violence, Keane emphasizes accountability within the Democratic Party. A light-hearted segment highlights a humorous golf fight, and the conversation shifts to the industry's challenge in aligning with consumer demand, especially for zero-sugar products and transparent food choices.

Alex Bruesewitz, a savvy political commentator and strategist, dives deep into the swirling controversies of the Deep State, spotlighting key figures like John Brennan and James Comey. The discussion uncovers explosive insights from the heart of the Russiagate scandal. Bruesewitz also reveals how MAGA has shaped global political dynamics and the critical role of new media in fostering strong leadership worldwide. With a mix of humor and critical analysis, the episode navigates through themes of election integrity and public trust, making it a must-listen for political enthusiasts.

In this discussion, Josh Dawsey, a Wall Street Journal reporter who covers the Trump administration, explores the implications of an Elon Musk-backed 'America' party. He dives into the potential winners and losers in U.S. politics, questioning Musk's political understanding and the future of third-party movements. The conversation also touches on the bizarre 'kill the gringo' protests and Hakeem Jeffries’ notable photoshop blunder. With humor and sharp analysis, Dawsey offers insights from his new book about Trump's resurgent influence in American politics.

Celebrate Independence Day with a dive into nostalgic American moments and traditions! From the Wright Brothers' first flight to the Miracle on Ice, discover stories that embody resilience and unity. Hear playful debates over state pride, the significance of the moon landing, and reflections on iconic leadership during crises. And as the hosts share laughs and fond farewells, they remind us of the bonds that make America truly special.

The hosts revel in Trump's $16 million legal win, humorously discussing how his foes inadvertently boost his status. They dive into UPenn's recent decisions, spotlighting courage in women's sports amid cultural shifts. The lightning round explores everything from Alligator Alcatraz to political meltdowns. Discussions on media bias, athletes' rights, and the absurdities of modern attention-grabbing techniques keep things lively and engaging. With a mix of satire and serious insights, the hosts navigate the intricate landscape of politics and sports.

Zach Nunn, a Representative and Colonel in the Air Force, brings valuable insights on Trump's international strategy and the recent strike on Iran's nuclear facilities. The discussion highlights how this move not only diminished Iran's capabilities without U.S. casualties but also inspired NATO allies to increase defense spending. Nunn also delves into the Big Beautiful Bill, addressing its potential to provide substantial tax cuts and bolster border security, all while navigating the complexities of bipartisan politics and public skepticism.

Brent Gardner from Americans for Prosperity shares insights on the Big, Beautiful Bill and the group's advocacy efforts. The discussion dives into the New York political scene's upheaval with socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani, who pushes radical policies including abolishing police and private health insurance. The hosts humorously critique the Democratic Party's chaotic embrace of extreme ideologies, while contrasting it with Trump's assertive foreign policy successes. Expect sharp analysis mixed with entertaining banter!

The discussion kicks off with a bold examination of Trump's strike on Iran's nuclear sites and the implications for U.S. foreign policy. The crew humorously critiques critics while analyzing Iran's weak retaliation. They dive into the inconsistencies within the Democratic Party regarding their response to national security. There's a lively debate over the significance of border funding and tax cuts amid ongoing military actions. Expect sharp insights and political satire, wrapped in a call for listener engagement on pressing issues.

Brian Hook, former Assistant Secretary of State, dives into the complex Israel-Iran conflict, detailing key historical events and their implications for U.S. foreign policy. The discussion weighs the options of military action versus diplomatic negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions. The hosts also roast political figures and highlight contemporary issues in women’s sports, blending serious geopolitical analysis with light-hearted commentary. Tune in for insights on Iran’s weakened state and potential paths to peace amidst ongoing tensions!

Ray Starling from the North Carolina Chamber, a key advocate for local agriculture, dives into the impending tax provisions that could jeopardize tobacco farmers. The conversation sheds light on the chaotic 'No Kings' protests, revealing the dark money influences behind them. The hosts hilariously critique the theatrical protesters, showcasing their bizarre antics, like a Trump voodoo doll. They also explore the challenges and ideological conflicts within today's political landscape, offering sharp insights into the unhinged nature of modern activism.