Timcast IRL

Join Alex Stein, a provocative political commentator, and 67 Kevin, a cultural documentary filmmaker, as they unravel the recently declassified documents about the Trump-Russia hoax. They dive into the implications of these revelations on the Obama administration, discuss Trump's lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal, and tackle Puerto Rico's controversial ban on gender transitions for minors. Their banter also humorously connects celebrity politics to public perception, and further critiques current socio-political issues, exploring accountability and the challenges of immigration.

In this engaging discussion, Six Seven Kevin, a dynamic documentary filmmaker and journalist, dives into Trump’s recent diagnosis of chronic vein disease and its implications. The conversation touches on Trump's rising approval ratings despite controversies and explores the authenticity of scandalous letters he allegedly sent to Jeffrey Epstein. Additionally, the group analyzes the decline of traditional late-night TV and the evolving landscape of media, packed with humor and keen insights into contemporary public perception and political narratives.

Steve Hilton, a gubernatorial candidate in California, joins the discussion on pressing political issues. They dive into the controversial firing of the prosecutor linked to Jeffrey Epstein and Trump's provocative comments about his supporters. The conversation highlights the growing frustration among younger voters regarding political accountability, particularly with economic disparities. Hilton critiques the implications of misinformation in politics and advocates for greater transparency to regain public trust.

Join Myron Gaines, co-host of Fresh and Fit, and William Thibeau, an Army veteran and defense analyst, as they dive into Donald Trump's dismissal of the Epstein files as a political hoax. They discuss GOP efforts to block transparency, the controversies surrounding Andrew Schulz’s critique of Trump, and shocking claims of a $20 million protest contract against Trump. With insights on media manipulation and public trust, this conversation explores the intersections of politics, accountability, and the ever-evolving narratives shaping our society.

Daniel Turner, from Power of the Future, fights back against environmental narratives and shares insights from his congressional testimony. Myron Gaines joins after a flight delay, adding a humorous touch. They delve into the authenticity of Biden's pardons, exposing the auto pen scandal and its political ramifications. Turner and Gaines also discuss controversial immigration policies, including cash handouts for illegal immigrants, and the implications of Fauci facing charges. The conversation highlights serious criticisms of government practices and accountability.

Connor Tomlinson, a political commentator from Courage Media, joins clinical psychologist Dr. Chloe Carmichael and physician Dr. Drew for a riveting discussion. They dive into the explosive claims that Dan Bongino and Kash Patel might resign from the FBI over the controversial Epstein footage and explore the agency's reliance on polygraphs. The trio further muses on the implications of government incompetence, the erosion of public trust, and discusses historical patterns of blackmail in American politics, making for a thought-provoking conversation.

Independent reporter Nick Sortor joins the discussion to unpack recent chaotic immigration protests where a rioter opened fire on ICE agents, revealing the escalating violence surrounding anti-ICE activism. He touches on the Trump DOJ's controversial decision to drop the probe into Prince Andrew’s Epstein ties, raising concerns about justice and accountability. The conversation also delves into the legal challenges regarding citizenship and the broader implications of militant protests, inviting listeners to consider the balance between security and civil rights.

Ben Bankas, a hilarious comedian from Austin and regular at the Comedy Mothership, dives into the hot topic of the Trump administration's move to ban Chinese ownership of U.S. farmland for national security reasons. The discussion flows into the pitfalls of social media and its power to misinform, reflecting on the need for a digital detox. They also tackle the cultural uproar surrounding the new Superman movie, examining its implications within the immigration debate while poking fun at the absurdities of pop culture.

Richie McGinniss, a reporter at large for Resilient Show, shares his insights on the escalating tension surrounding a criminal probe into former FBI directors Comey and Brennan. The group discusses alarming assaults on law enforcement, particularly against ICE, amidst intense political rhetoric. They also cover the rise of societal violence connected to radicalization, explore the implications of AI-generated hate speech, and debate the accountability of public figures like Trump in the Epstein scandal, highlighting the complexities of contemporary political discourse.

Yoram Hazony, Chairman of the Edmund Burke Foundation and author of The Virtue of Nationalism, joins the discussion on a recent DOJ memo asserting that no client list exists for Jeffrey Epstein. The crew scrutinizes claims of cover-ups and the implications of the case on public perception and justice. They also explore rising ideological tensions and recent incidents involving law enforcement, raising concerns about political violence and accountability. The conversation delves into societal distractions and the potential for civil unrest amid a polarized political landscape.