Krystal Kyle & Friends

Citations Needed's Adam Johnson is our guest this week, discussing JD Vance’s “blood libel media campaign” against Haitian immigrants and his strategy of doubling down.

David Sirota rejoins the show to discuss his new podcast, Master Plan, uncovering decades of government corruption.

Reporter Jordan Chariton joins the pod to discuss his new book on the Flint water crisis, We The Poisoned: Exposing the Flint Water Crisis Cover Up.

Joshua Reed Eakle of Project Liberal joins us to debate classical liberalism versus social democracy.

Jesse Ventura, former Governor of Minnesota and pro wrestler, shares poignant insights on the political landscape. He critiques Trump while defending Tim Walz against GOP attacks. The conversation weaves in personal anecdotes and the significance of voting rights. Ventura also touches on military deployment controversies and the need for authenticity in politics. Additionally, he discusses the cannabis industry's role in community equity and shares a heartfelt story about its healing potential for his spouse.

The guest, Ettingermentum, is a popular Twitter account known for making bold predictions in the political arena. In this engaging discussion, they explore the electoral landscape ahead of November, dissecting the strategies of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. They delve into the implications of polling shifts, the threat of electoral loss reminiscent of Venezuela's politics, and the struggles of Trump-endorsed candidates. This insight into political dynamics shapes a riveting conversation about potential outcomes and voter behavior in the upcoming election.

Journalist Omar Baddar joins Kyle for a conversation on potential war between Israel and Iran/ Hezbollah. Is it inevitable? Will the US join on the side of Israel?

Presidential candidate Jill Stein rejoins the pod to talk about what justice for Palestine would look like after a ceasefire, the state of the 2024 presidential race, and more.

Cenk Uygur, a political commentator and activist known for his work on progressive issues, dives into Kamala Harris's presidential campaign. He critiques recent political controversies and discusses the hypocrisy surrounding free speech and media bias, especially regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The conversation reveals insights into the shifting dynamics of the Democratic Party, the implications of Biden's exit, and the challenges in addressing immigration. Uygur also compares Harris's prospects with Donald Trump while highlighting the impact of political allegiances.

We talk to Libertarian Party presidential candidate Chase Oliver about his campaign and the state of the 2024 presidential election.