The podcast discusses the risks faced by American banks in relation to commercial real estate prices and the potential for an economic crash. It also explores Biden's oil policies and rising healthcare costs, along with allegations of corruption against Joe Biden and a possible indictment for Hunter Biden. The lack of transparency and media bias regarding Hunter's involvement in his father's government are also discussed. The credibility of witnesses, the role of the vice president, military alignment with the left, controversial confirmations, and media influence are additional topics covered. The hosts also touch on the upcoming election and stress the importance of recognizing the role of states and localities in American politics.

In this podcast, they discuss potential censorship leading up to the election, controversies surrounding Trump's colleagues, the risks of staffing cuts to moderation forces, Joe Biden's campaign narrative and COVID scare tactics, trusting experts and dog health, legal analysis of the 14th Amendment and Trump's co-defendants, Biden's boringness and radical policies, contradictory statements on immigration, China's troubled real estate sector, and the political divide and police department crisis.

Joe Biden and Elon Musk are featured guests in this episode. The podcast discusses the cultural fallout of flooding at Burning Man, the polls showing a decline in support for Joe Biden, and Elon Musk's confrontation with the Anti-Defamation League.

Exploring the historical roots and common features of fascism, the podcast clarifies misconceptions and sheds light on its complex nature. It discusses the fascist ideology that prioritizes the state over the individual, as well as the need for outward expansion and organization. The origins of fascism are explored, highlighting the regimes of Mussolini and Hitler, and discussing the misuse of the term 'fascism' in political discourse.

Chris Rufo, Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, discusses left-wing radicals, the influence of leftist ideologies in universities and corporate America, and the drawbacks of DEI policies. He also explores strategies for conservatives to address these issues and the importance of classical liberal arts education.

In this podcast, the physical and mental capacity of the leadership class is questioned. They discuss Joe Biden's vice presidential emails with Hunter Biden, the legal revolution against Donald Trump, and concerns about Mitch McConnell's mental capabilities. The podcast also examines the connection between Hunter Biden's investment firm and Joe Biden's office, and highlights the increase in illegal border crossings and the consequences for Republicans in Georgia.

Discussion includes allegations of Elon Musk building a house with Tesla funds, Donald Trump pledging to prosecute Democrats if re-elected, and Mitch McConnell's recent actions. Other topics covered are the targeting of individuals and distrust in institutions, the use of the law as a weapon by both sides, and the hypocrisy of partisanship in law enforcement. The importance of social fabric, minimizing federal government, and centralized federal power's impact on social conflict are also explored. The podcast touches on the infamous Avery case, President Trump targeting enemies within the Republican Party, speculation surrounding politicians' health, and the impact of climate change on hurricanes.

Exploring the Biden administration's use of Medicare to regulate drug pricing and the potential unintended consequences. Addressing Joe Biden's concerns about high drug prices in the US and the impact on drug innovation. Discussing negotiations between Medicare and drug companies and the significance of profit margins. Highlighting the high cost of healthcare in the US and proposing an alternative solution. Debating the use of the gazden flag in schools and concerns about potential censorship of political statements. Discussing the handling of a crisis in Florida and potential political impact. Sharing a funny moment about lack of political experience and discussing concerns about transgender issues.

Joe Biden's political struggles, COVID-19's impact, and the upcoming midterm elections are among the interesting topics discussed in this podcast. The controversy surrounding Joe Biden's age, accomplishments, and the Hunter Biden scandal is also explored. Additionally, the podcast delves into the concept of equity in the Biden administration, the negative effects of school shutdowns, and the hypocrisy of music usage, specifically regarding M&M's objection.

Bernie Sanders discusses the possibility of running for president again and focuses on income inequality and corporate greed. Speculation on Joe Biden's health and the potential tension within the Biden camp. Investigation into Hunter Biden's connections to Ukraine and the firing of prosecutor general. The illusion of control in economic policy, China's approach, and Trump's chances of running for president again. Governor DeSantis's response to a shooting in Jacksonville and the need to address the root causes of violence.