Krystal Kyle & Friends

In a compelling discussion, a legal analyst tackles the controversial actions of ICE, including implications of their authority and potential violations. The conversation shifts to Trump's Insurrection Act threats and the possibility of federal overreach during elections. The analysis of recent shootings raises serious questions about police conduct and accountability, while public response to ICE tactics is scrutinized. With a focus on framing issues to shift public opinion, the conversation challenges listeners to engage with the complexities of justice and power.

Graham Platner, a U.S. Senate candidate from Maine and former Marine, tackles pressing issues like immigration enforcement and foreign policy. He passionately denounces ICE's violent culture and advocates for accountability beyond individual agents. Graham argues for abolishing ICE, highlighting its foundation of intimidation and violence. He critiques U.S. imperialism, especially in Venezuela, and emphasizes grassroots organizing to effect change. His campaign resonates with frustrated working-class voters seeking a break from the corrupt political system.

Taylor Lorenz, an independent journalist known for her insights on technology and online culture, dives into the fascinating world of 'looksmaxxing.' She explores how this trend, rooted in incel culture, reflects societal pressures on men. The discussion unpacks the extremes men go to in improving their physical appearance, including body modification and steroid use. They also address the disturbing Eurocentric beauty standards and the contradictions in right-wing media. Lorenz critiques the nihilism among young reactionaries and the failure of Democrats to engage with youth effectively.

Representative Ro Khanna, the Democrat who got the Epstein files released, talks about how he fought the cover-up and what comes next.

Lefty commentator Keith Edwards joins us for a conversation about the violence of the Trump administration and the challenges to left-wing organizing and reporting.

We talk to Cameron Kasky, Gen Z progressive candidate for New York congressman, about his campaign and the issues that matter to him.

Aftyn Behn joins the show to talk about her run for Congress and her strong performance as a progressive in Trump country.

We talk to the comedian about how the Rogansphere messed up comedy.

We talk to Usamah Andradi and Geoff Simpson of Justice Democrats about how Trump’s failures in office call for Democratic leadership, why the old guard isn’t meeting the moment, and what we can do about it.

We talk to New York Governor-hopeful Antonio Delgado about his campaign, and we discuss the revelations of the released Epstein emails.