Timcast IRL

Kevin Sorbo, the actor known for his iconic roles in 'Hercules' and 'Andromeda,' joins the conversation to discuss Donald Trump's call for a review of the Smithsonian, sparking debates over what constitutes a 'woke' narrative. They delve into the polarizing issues of educational disparity in American history and the complexities of political strategies ahead of upcoming elections. Sorbo shares insights on Hollywood's challenges for conservative voices and explores the repercussions of changing cultural norms around gender and identity.

Zeek Arkham, a political commentator known for his insights on current events, joins the conversation about Trump's diplomatic efforts to bring Putin and Zelenskyy together. The hosts dive into the implications of Trump's promise to end mail-in ballots before the 2026 midterms and critique MSNBC's new branding initiative. They also discuss a local election controversy involving a Democrat caught stuffing a ballot box, unpacking the complex dynamics of redistricting and the evolving political landscape in America.

Alex Lains, a part-time commentator and musician, shares his fiery takes on politics and culture. The conversation delves deep into the recent Trump-Putin meeting, highlighting historical tensions in the Ukraine conflict. They tackle the complexities of immigration policy and its moral implications, urging a balance between compassion and law enforcement. Additionally, Lains critiques the Democratic Party's shift from its working-class roots, sparking a discussion on the future of democracy amid political maneuvers and societal changes.

Terrence K. Williams, a comedian and founder of Cousin T's Foods, joins the discussion with sharp insights on Trump's recent revelations about 275,000 illegal immigrants receiving Social Security payments. The conversation also dives into Gavin Newsom's plans for a special election in California, addressing redistricting complexities. Additionally, they examine the clearing of homeless encampments in D.C. and the backlash against Jillian Michaels for defending Trump's Smithsonian changes, painting a vivid picture of today's turbulent political landscape.

Adam King, an online personality and Jewish advocate against anti-Semitism, joins the discussion to tackle Governor Gavin Newsom's controversial plans to gerrymander California in a bid to end Trump's presidency. They also explore the geopolitical implications of Trump's interactions with Europe regarding Ukraine and the alarming trend of Google flagging conservative emails as spam. The conversation further touches on grassroots political dynamics and the challenges facing the GOP, all while critiquing the effectiveness of Democratic strategies in middle America.

Vince Dao, a Gen Z conservative commentator, joins the discussion to tackle Trump's decision to deploy the National Guard in D.C. and the implications of federalizing police amid rising crime rates. They delve into the contentious nature of crime statistics and public safety narratives in urban environments. Dao shares insights on the significant role bots play in online interactions and the potential economic chaos fueled by AI advancements. The conversation effectively balances humor with serious topics, reflecting on cultural and political dynamics.

Angela Belcamino, known as The Bold Lib, delves into political dynamics, discussing the Texas Attorney General's lawsuit against Democratic lawmakers who fled the state over redistricting. She shares her journey in mental health and her upcoming podcast on Rumble. The conversation extends to the implications of U.S. military actions in Ukraine and political extremism within the Democratic Party, highlighting the challenges of navigating dissent and fostering dialogue amidst increasing polarization.

Tony Ortiz, the publisher for Current Revolt, shares his insights on current Texas political news. He discusses Trump's controversial order to exclude illegal immigrants from the census, dissecting its implications on representation and funding. The conversation also touches on the Texas GOP's recent actions against Democrats and a scandal involving a D.C. police commander. Additionally, the potential for Steve Bannon's 2028 presidential run is humorously analyzed, as the hosts weigh his strategic strengths against skepticism about his chances.

Scott Greer, a writer and podcaster known for his insightful substack, joins the hosts to discuss the potential cancellation of the Howard Stern Show and its implications for media. They examine how Stern’s decline reflects shifting entertainment preferences. The conversation dives into controversial topics like gerrymandering in Texas, the ethics of AI use in tragic events, and a recent chikungunya outbreak in China. Sparks fly as they humorously reflect on the absurdities of sports culture and political accountability.

Comedian and author Dave Landau joins the discussion on explosive political news, including the U.S. House subpoenas for Bill and Hillary Clinton over Epstein-related accusations. He humorously critiques rising crime in Washington, D.C., and reflects on the increasingly polarized political landscape. The conversation shifts to the role of comedians in political commentary and how immigration policies spark heated debates. With insights on the impact of fatherhood and juvenile crime, the talk blends humor and serious topics for an engaging listen.