Timcast IRL

Rollo Tomassi, author of The Rational Male series, dives into political intrigue, discussing the rumored succession plan for Charlie Kirk as J.D. Vance's VP. He explores the implications of this move on the MAGA movement and the brewing civil conflict at America Fest 2028. The discussion shifts to the identity of 'heritage Americans,' media image's role in politics, and audience tension sparked by Steve Bannon's fiery critique of Ben Shapiro. Tomassi also tackles societal roles, masculinity, and the evolving dynamics within GOP factions.

Kraig Smith, a multifaceted comedian, filmmaker, and musician, joins the discussion to dissect Trump's landmark move to reclassify marijuana as Schedule 3. The panel dives into implications for medical research and safety concerns of black market sales. Smith and hosts explore political dynamics surrounding pardons for nonviolent offenders and the cultural impact of RFK Jr.'s absence at major events. They also critique the evolving tone of conservative events and the need for more engaging voices in politics.

Brian Shapiro, a progressive political talk show host from Las Vegas, joins the discussion about Dan Bongino's resignation from the FBI, questioning his credibility amid past conspiracy claims. The group also analyzes polling data showing AOC could defeat JD Vance in a hypothetical 2028 election. They dive into the implications of Trump's recent address on issues ranging from immigration to healthcare proposals, while reflecting on systemic frustrations and cultural debates that shape the current political landscape.

Joining the conversation are Graham Allen, a political commentator and U.S. Army veteran, and Mike Matusow, a professional poker player and candid podcaster. They delve into the backlash against Candace Owens after her controversial meeting with Erika Kirk, questioning if she was coerced or even cloned. The panel also discusses Tucker Carlson's evolving perspectives, the fragmentation within conservative circles post-Charlie Kirk's death, and the implications of fame and influence on political commentary. Humor and sharp insights make this a must-listen!

Del Bigtree, a health and vaccine transparency advocate, joins the panel to explore the shocking murder of Rob Reiner and the ensuing political reactions, especially Trump’s bold comments. They delve into the complexities of vaccine policies, particularly the hepatitis B guidance for newborns. The discussion shifts to the impact of inflation on American buying power and tackles rising political violence, revealing concerns about a fractured political landscape and Gen Z's shifting societal norms. Bigtree laments infighting within conservative movements hindering broader outreach.

John Doyle, a political commentator, and Jack Posobiec, a media personality, join the discussion about newly released Epstein photos and their political implications. They dissect how these images are used by Democrats to target Trump, asserting that the motives are more about election strategies than justice. The conversation shifts to cultural criticism, including a recent incident with NFL player Bijan Robinson and broader themes of political discourse surrounding speech. They also tackle Australia's social media laws and their effects on youth, emphasizing the intersection of culture and politics.

Tina Descovich, co-founder and CEO of Moms for Liberty, discusses the role of parental rights in education and the controversial comments on guilt and race. She highlights the importance of centering mothers in school battles and critiques GOP infighting, especially regarding Indiana's redistricting vote. The panel tackles broader cultural issues, including Candace Owens' influence on political narratives and the rise of conspiracy theories post-COVID. The conversation dives into how changing dynamics in education are shaping the future.

In this engaging conversation, investigative journalist Jonathan Otto shares insights on the recent U.S. seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker and its implications for potential conflict. He discusses motivations behind military actions and the historical context of U.S. interventions in Latin America. The panel dives into the grifter culture in conservative media sparked by tragedy, while Otto also highlights his work on holistic health, particularly red light therapy and its impact on cancer. Together, they explore how social media manipulation and geopolitical strategies shape public narratives.

Jamie Kennedy, an actor and comedian famed for his role in the 'Scream' series, joins the conversation to unpack some provocative topics. They delve into Candace Owens' explosive claim linking the U.S. military to Charlie Kirk's assassination and debate the implications of questioning sensitive events. Jamie reflects on the cultural shifts in Hollywood and the pressures of politicization. The discussion also touches on the societal impacts of pornography and the role of comedy in navigating today's political landscape.

Gary the Numbers Guy, a numerologist and commentator, joins the discussion following a drive-by shooting at the studio. They delve into a troubling stalking incident involving prominent conservatives and the broader implications of political violence. Gary shares intriguing predictions for 2026, linking numerology to historical patterns. The panel also explores internal right-wing conflicts and examines the effects of recent events on their coalition. With a mix of serious topics and future forecasts, the conversation balances concerns with humor and aspirations.