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Riley Moore, a public figure focused on immigration and criminal records, joins the discussion, shedding light on a troubling report revealing over 600,000 illegal immigrants in the U.S. with criminal histories. The conversation dives into immigration policies under the Biden administration and their implications for national security. Moore also humorously compares his skateboarding skills to the evolving culture in Congress. The podcast wraps up by analyzing the predictive clashes between political analysts concerning the upcoming election.

Oli London, a controversial commentator known for tackling online media and cultural issues, joins the discussion. They dive into the ethical implications of releasing JD Vance's hacked dossier and its links to foreign interference. The conversation shifts to NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ legal troubles and the changing political landscape as Republicans gain traction in polls. They also touch on Macklemore's recent apology and corporate responses to public pressures, emphasizing the clash between celebrity culture and everyday American experiences.

CJ Pearson, a political commentator and activist, joins the hosts to dive into the concerning lapses in the Secret Service's response during a recent assassination attempt on Trump. The conversation touches on rising threats against political figures and the implications for national security. They also humorously critique Generation Z's discontent with present leadership and discuss the auction of InfoWars, raising questions about accountability and media influence in today's polarized environment.

Dinesh D'Souza, a filmmaker and political commentator, joins the discussion on serious political tensions. They dive into the DOJ's recent charges against a would-be assassin of Trump, examining the implications of political violence and security threats. D'Souza shares insights on upcoming projects, including a film aiming to 'Vindicate Trump.' The conversation also touches on poll data revealing Trump's lead over Kamala Harris, revealing the shifting dynamics in current political landscapes and the role of celebrity endorsements.

Morgonn McMichael, a legal expert on current events, joins the discussion to unpack alarming news about an assassination plot against Donald Trump and its serious legal ramifications. They highlight the increasing normalization of political violence and the chilling implications for democracy. The conversation also shifts to Gen Z voting dynamics, addressing their concerns around abortion and inflation. Additionally, they examine geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Middle East, and critique the Biden administration's foreign policy decisions.

Natalie Winters, a sharp commentator on current events, joins the conversation to dissect the lawsuit against Mr. Beast over unsafe working conditions in his show. The discussion then dives into the appeal of survival shows, sparking ideas for a political trivia game that humorously contrasts liberal and conservative views. With satirical takes on Obama’s legacy and serious discussions on societal perceptions and global conflicts, they navigate complex political ideologies while teasing an upcoming show featuring Matt Walsh.

Matt Walsh, a filmmaker known for his documentary 'Am I Racist,' joins the discussion about alarming reports of a potential chemical attack at a Trump rally in Arizona, raising serious safety concerns. They delve into political intrigue, including threats against Trump and the peculiar dynamics of voter perceptions. Walsh humorously critiques a misguided ad targeting white male voters, while exploring the rising trend of family estrangement due to differing political views. The conversation also touches on the challenges facing conservative artists in today's media landscape.

Natalie Winters, a keen commentator on union politics, joins the conversation to unveil the Teamsters Union's surprising reluctance to endorse a presidential candidate, hinting at support for Trump. They explore how this shift reflects a broader disconnect between working-class members and political elites. The discussion also touches on auto workers’ frustrations with Biden’s EV mandates, California's ban on AI-generated political content, and the implications of generational change in political leadership. It's a lively session filled with insights into the evolving political landscape.

Andrew Wilson, a legal expert in political controversies, joins the conversation around Tim Pool's defamation lawsuit against Kamala Harris. The group discusses the fallout from media bias, exemplified by David Muir's plummeting viewership post-debate. They also delve into the complexities of political opposition, highlighting the ethical dilemmas faced by powerful figures like Diddy amid serious allegations. Philosophically, they ponder the nature of rights and duties within society, linking these concepts to contemporary issues and the evolving political landscape.