Louder with Crowder

Joining the discussion are Bill Richmond, a savvy Half-Asian lawyer and host of "Hardly Legal," and comedian Nick DiPaolo. They dive into Trump's controversial cancellation of New York's congestion pricing, examining its political fallout. The trio also dissects Trump's and Zelensky's escalating tensions, critiquing media portrayals and underlying motives. Rich humor peppered throughout reveals a sharp take on Bernie Sanders’ recent op-ed while addressing cultural shifts affecting welfare and self-sufficiency.

A major federal lawsuit over censorship in Brazil has sparked a lively discussion about free speech and media accountability. The hosts tackle the absurd excuses of a man caught in a child predator sting, blending serious issues with humor. They dive into fair use challenges for creators, critique media integrity, and unpack the nuances of executive orders from past presidents. The conversation also highlights the impact of political censorship, particularly in light of Trump's encounters with foreign judicial actions.

Josh Firestine joins to dissect a whirlwind of topics. They dive into the implications of NATO spending and cultural identity on global security, sparking debates on military policies. John Oliver’s recent criticisms of Trump come under scrutiny, focusing on his comedic style and perceived censorship issues. The discussion pivots to border security and the fentanyl crisis, linking Trump's tariff threats to drug trafficking. They also explore misconceptions about foreign aid and the complexities of American welfare spending.

Discover the complexities of George Washington's presidency, from his initial reluctance to lead to his decision to step down after two terms. Explore his evolving stance on slavery and the significant actions he took towards emancipation. Delve into his farewell address, highlighting warnings about unity and foreign influence. The episode also tackles misconceptions surrounding birthright citizenship and the gender wage gap, sparking thought-provoking discussions on American history and policy.

Josh Firestine, a political analyst, joins the discussion on Trump's controversial deal-making over Ukraine. They delve into the implications of U.S. military aid amidst rising threats from China and criticize European leaders for their lack of responsibility in the NATO framework. The conversation highlights the absurdity of recent media coverage and examines the complexities of geopolitical narratives. They also address the absurdity of Trump's Gulf of America renaming, scrutinizing political hypocrisy and stressing the need for greater defense spending among allies.

Independent journalist Tim Pool joins to discuss China's rise as a superpower. They dissect the myth versus reality of China's military ambitions and technological claims. Pool highlights the economic implications of a potential California-Denmark swap, while addressing the cultural issues stemming from low marriage rates in China. They also examine U.S.-China relations, focusing on the risks of misinformation and the balance of power in global politics. With wit and insight, they navigate the complexities of contemporary geopolitics and economic challenges.

Josh Firestine, a political commentator, joins to dissect President Trump's controversial renaming initiatives of national landmarks. They explore the implications of proposed laws in Ohio and Mississippi that would criminalize male ejaculation without intent to conceive, raising provocative discussions on gender accountability. The talk delves into cultural shifts and the motivations behind recent name changes, questioning whether they reflect evolving values or an attempt to erase history. Humor intertwines with serious critique of U.S. foreign aid and its effects on human rights in South Africa.

Josh Firestine joins the discussion with a lively critique of cancel culture, suggesting that figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk are fighting back against it. They highlight the Super Bowl's cultural implications, touching on cringe-worthy moments and the Black National Anthem. The conversation delves into identity politics and the rise of Rumble as a bastion for free speech, while also examining gender disparities in sports and the evolving dynamics of entertainment and race. It’s a spirited exploration of contemporary cultural battles.

Sarah Adams, a former CIA analyst and targeter, dives into pressing global security issues. She discusses the alarming collaboration between China, Russia, and terrorist groups, highlighting the imminent threat they pose to the U.S. homeland. Adams critiques the fallout from the Afghan withdrawal and its impact on national security. She also stresses the importance of community preparedness and resilience against potential terrorist attacks, while exploring the evolving complexities of modern geopolitics and information warfare.

Unraveling the tangled web of USAID's funding reveals a shocking link to disinformation in the media, raising serious questions about taxpayer dollars. The discussion takes a turn as Title IX's evolution under Trump sparks debate on gender identity in sports. Humorous commentary intertwines with critiques of late-night show sameness and the influence of government on media narratives. Expect laughter and insight as the hosts hit on everything from Project 2025's antics to the chaotic landscape of leftist movements. This blend of humor and serious analysis keeps the conversation lively!