In this podcast, the hosts analyze newly released footage of the January 6 'bomber' case. They question the accuracy of the video and discuss the presence of a bomb in a garage, raising doubts about the actions of the bomb-sniffing dog. They also touch on political scandals, Obama's supposed dislike of Biden, the importance of eating healthy, controversy surrounding Biden's classified documents, and the media's role in altering perception of Trump's statements.

Speaker criticizes weak Republican politicians for voting against impeachment of a cabinet official, discusses the dangerous precedent set by impeaching officials, explores the importance of reputation and projecting strength in politics, highlights the disconnect between voters and politicians in DC, and emphasizes the need for politicians to stay out of people's lives.

The podcast discusses the Special Counsel's report exposing corruption and incompetence in Biden's White House, Biden's mishandling of classified papers, the implications of a possible indictment against Biden, and his memory and age issues. There is also a discussion on the media's portrayal of Biden's presidency and the Supreme Court case regarding the 14th Amendment.

This podcast discusses the aftermath of the failed impeachment vote, the disastrous border bill, and the question of why Congress is full of imbeciles. Topics covered include censorship on YouTube, mainstream media job cuts, the frustration with weak politicians, contradictory arguments, the importance of reputation in politics, conflicting statements on border security, movie references, race hustling, the impact of rechargeable hearing aids, and critiquing politicians based on race.

The podcast discusses the border disaster, RNC chairman resignation, and Mayorkas' failed impeachment. It also dives into corruption allegations, disappointment in both parties, and the messy state of the Republican Party. Additionally, it critiques Biden's support for the Chamber of Commerce, highlights a problematic 'invasion bill,' and explores the power of new media.

Topics discussed include President Trump's breaking news, the bipartisan border bill, Trump's desire to debate Biden, declining approval ratings for Joe Biden, government spending and border security, and the analysis of the Capitol pipe bomb discovery and cover-up.

This episode of the podcast discusses the disastrous 'border bill' unveiled by the Senate, as well as Trump's frontrunner status for 2024. It explores the scope and history of presidential authority to suspend entry, analyzes the implications of the border bill, and highlights the flaws and training subjects for Border Patrol agents. The episode also touches on deceptive strategies, a weight loss supplement, and the strategic inclusion of left-leaning judges in the bill.

Darren Beattie and Julie Kelly join Dan Bongino to discuss the mysterious January 6th pipe bomber case. They raise questions about the inexplicable handling of the case by law enforcement, including the Secret Service's proximity to the pipe bomb and the FBI's withholding of surveillance footage. The hosts also highlight the suspicious timing of the Capitol pipe bombs and the incompetence in investigating the J6 pipe bomber.

James O'Keefe, founder of Project Veritas, joins the hosts to discuss hidden camera videos exposing political figures. They also explore Biden's mental state, government incompetence, and the importance of diversifying savings. The episode touches on security concerns, the promotion of power, and Michelle Obama's potential candidacy.

In this podcast, the host discusses the potential set-up involved in the January 6th 'bomber case' and updates on the border situation. They also critique the treatment of citizens vs. immigrants, highlight unfair treatment by the NYPD, and express frustration with government taxes. The discovery of a bomb at the Capitol is analyzed, raising doubts about its origins and the involvement of trained security personnel.