Timcast IRL

DJ and Theodis Daniel, a father-son duo, share their gripping experiences and motivations behind Theodis's congressional campaign. They delve into the chaotic No Kings protests where violence was called against DHS agents. Further, they discuss alarming incidents, including a thwarted assassination attempt on Trump and a shooting at a Trump supporter’s home. The conversation highlights the chilling normalization of extreme rhetoric in modern politics and personal reflections on familial connections with political figures.

Graham Linehan, a former sitcom writer and cultural commentator known for his outspoken views on media and societal change, joins field reporter Tayler Hansen to discuss the upcoming No Kings protests across America. They delve into potential violence expected at these events, especially in Chicago, and Antifa's strategic involvement. Linehan shares insights into Ireland's cultural shifts amid increasing immigration, while Hansen offers on-the-ground observations, highlighting the intersection of activism and media narratives.

In this lively discussion, Adam Johnson, a former public figure and author, shares insights on the controversial arrest of an undocumented police officer in Illinois. The panel dives into the chaotic NYC mayoral debate, highlighting candidates' views on everything from prostitution enforcement to mental health response strategies. Johnson reveals anecdotes about his unique experiences and critiques the intersection of social media and political tactics, particularly in light of recent campaigns. Expect humor, spirited debate, and a glimpse into the future of NYC politics!

Tom Renz, an attorney and activist known for his stances on COVID policies and government overreach, joins the discussion about a state of emergency declared in L.A. over ICE raids. The group explores violent protests in Boston, with a focus on accountability for organizers and funding sources. Renz emphasizes the need for legal action against officials aiding illegal immigration. They also debate the ethics of using force against perceived authoritarianism and the challenges surrounding election integrity amid allegations involving Dominion Voting Systems.

Tyler Fischer, a comedian and filmmaker, joins the discussion on Chuck Schumer's calls for Democrats to 'forcefully rise' against Trump. The conversation dives into the potential implications of this rhetoric and its risks. They also explore the chaotic events surrounding the DHS in Chicago, including a violent mob attack on agents. Additionally, the panel dissects the fallout from leaked messages in a Young Republicans group chat, raising questions about accountability and political consequences. Fischer's insights add humor and flair to the serious topics.

Peter Navarro, former Trump White House trade adviser and author, shares insights on his experiences with legal actions against Trump allies and his new book. He discusses the implications of a potential government shutdown linked to police funding and the motivations of Democrats. Navarro alleges political bias in the judiciary, citing his own legal troubles, while criticizing the media's portrayal of protests. The conversation also touches on cultural decline driven by immigration and the impact of tariffs on American industries.

In this discussion, Alex Rosen, founder of Predator Poachers, shares insights on his work exposing sexual predators through sting operations and the challenges he faces with law enforcement. The panel dives into Trump’s controversial 100% tariffs on China and its impact on the economy and cryptocurrency. They also tackle notable current events, including the political fallout from military news and reactions to humorous takes on political violence. The conversation flows into the role of AI and automation in the workforce and other pressing societal issues.

Join Seamus Coughlin as he hosts Rep. Riley Moore, a U.S. Congressman from West Virginia, and Nick Sortor, an independent commentator from Portland. They dive into NY AG Letitia James' indictment for fraud and the political implications behind it. Nick shares his harrowing arrest during Antifa protests, sparking a debate on media bias in coverage. They also explore RFK Jr.'s controversial comments linking autism to circumcision, and Riley discusses the dire situation of Christians in Nigeria, urging U.S. policy changes.

In this lively discussion, Myron Gaines, a conservative commentator, shares insights on Trump's new peace plan between Israel and Hamas. Alongside co-host Shayne Smith, they dive into the alarming rise of lone-actor terrorism and a recent incident involving explosives outside a Washington, D.C. cathedral. Brett Dasovic and Seamus Coughlin join to debate immigration enforcement strategies and the potential designations of political groups. The panel also humorously tackles Kamala Harris's unusual blame placed on the manosphere for election losses.

Matt Gaetz hosts a lively discussion with Dave DeCamp, a news editor focused on non-interventionist foreign policy, and Curtis Mills from The American Conservative Magazine. They delve into the implications of the government shutdown, questioning its effects on the public and the political landscape. Dave critiques ongoing U.S. military operations, while Curtis warns against risky regime change in Venezuela. The trio also explores the evolving dynamics of U.S.-Israel relations and the strategic challenges posed by China, making for a thought-provoking conversation.