Timcast IRL

Tiffany Cianci, a small business advocate and congressional testimony regular, joins Angry Cops, a Buffalo detective and comedic YouTuber, alongside attorney Andrew Branca. They dive into the Trump administration's hints of criminal charges against Anthony Fauci and debate the implications of COVID-19 policies on child development. The guests share insights on the legalities of presidential pardons, domestic violence within gang contexts, and societal impacts of political maneuvering. Their dynamic banter also touches on generational divides and wealth inequality.

Guests Lisa Elizabeth, a culture war commentator, Libby Emmons from the Post Millennial, and Maggie Moda of the Foundation for Economic Education engage in a thought-provoking discussion on a tragic mass shooting at Florida State University. They explore the rise of youth violence and its societal implications, debate the morality of the death penalty following Luigi Mangione's indictment, and critique political violence and immigration policies. Personal stories and historical context add depth to their examination of community dynamics and the evolving landscape of crime.

In this engaging discussion, political commentator Shawn Farash dives into the fallout from Democrats defending an MS-13 member, backed by new evidence from the Trump administration. He also tackles the complex intersection of immigration, gang violence, and domestic abuse claims, while shedding light on the political ramifications of these controversies. The talk further critiques recent allegations of mortgage fraud against New York AG Letitia James, juxtaposing them against broader accountability issues in today's political climate.

Hannah Cox, a passionate commentator and activist focused on state policy, joins the discussion about the controversial trip planned by Democrats to El Salvador to save an alleged MS-13 gang member. The team dives deep into the ethics of deportation, the complexities of U.S. immigration laws, and the impact of sending violent criminals back to foreign prisons. They reflect on the moral dilemmas in American politics while examining the broader implications of current immigration policies and societal unrest, crafting a thought-provoking conversation that challenges prevailing narratives.

Jack Posobiec, a political commentator known for his sharp insights, joins Phil Labonte, the lead singer of All That Remains, to tackle pressing issues. They discuss the denial of bail for a leftist accused of firebombing a governor's mansion, exploring themes of political violence and societal double standards. The conversation also dives into the psychological complexities of youth radicalization, media responsibility, and the impact of misinformation on immigration policy. Tune in for a thought-provoking dialogue that straddles politics, personal accountability, and cultural narratives.

In this discussion, Brick Suit, a notable Trump supporter known for his unique brick suit attire, joins the conversation. They analyze the recent arrest of 'Mr. Satan' for threatening Trump, highlighting the cultural implications of such violence. The chat shifts to immigration laws, including a court ruling favoring the Trump administration. Brick Suit and the hosts explore generational perspectives on U.S.-Israel relations, the dating struggles facing Gen Z influenced by political affiliations, and the nihilism evident in today's youth, shaping their views on the future.

Danny Polishchuk, a comedian and co-host of The Boys Cast, joins the discussion with Tim, Phil, and Ian as they dive into the shocking helicopter crash in NYC that claimed six lives. They explore how liberals are blaming Trump for the tragedy. The conversation meanders through AI's profound effects on media and the political spin surrounding events, touching on immigration intricacies and the complexities of voter ID laws. A mix of serious analysis and humor makes for a captivating dialogue on today's pressing issues.

Kory Yeshua, a musician and content creator with an album titled 'Let There Be Light', joins the conversation to delve into Trump's controversial 125% tariff on China and its unexpected effects on the stock market. They explore the implications for U.S.-China relations, the complexities of tariffs on local economies, and the recent spike in violent crime in Albuquerque, prompting National Guard intervention. Amid these discussions, they also tackle the Carmelo Anthony incident, raising questions about self-defense and community reactions.

Cam Higby, a political journalist and commentator, joins the discussion on Trump's bold proposal for a staggering 104% tariff on Chinese goods and its potential impact on the global trade landscape. They dive into generational conflicts, particularly how Boomers and Gen Z perceive wealth and job markets. The conversation also tackles the complexities of feminism in politics, especially regarding Amy Coney Barrett, while examining cultural divides and the evolving political engagement of younger voters amidst geopolitical tensions.

Chris Pavlovski, CEO of Rumble and a staunch advocate for free speech, joins Ezra Levant, founder of Rebel News, to dive into Trump’s bold 50% tariff threat against China amidst market turmoil. They dissect Canada's shifting political landscape and the implications for U.S. relations. The duo also reveals their legal battle against a politician infringing on free speech rights, highlighting the urgent need to safeguard freedom of expression in Canada. The conversation sparkles with insights on media integrity and the effects of government interventions.