The Rubin Report

Sunny Hostin attempts to shame John Fetterman during a live segment, but he defends his actions with a solid response. CNN reveals surprising polling on potential successors to Chuck Schumer, highlighting intra-party tensions. A significant BBC editing scandal leads to the resignation of its CEO after Trump’s comments were deceptively altered. Piers Morgan offers a rare apology to Novak Djokovic, and Russell Brand takes aim at media biases. The conversation touches on H-1B visa abuses in Silicon Valley and the cultural shifts threatening Western values.

A heated discussion unfolds as a Republican exposes the Democrats' role in the longest government shutdown, much to the discomfort of a CNN panel. Sunny Hostin takes a dig at Chuck Schumer, labelling him a sellout to Trump. Gavin Newsom controversially claims California's regulations birthed Elon Musk. Meanwhile, Hakeem Jeffries responds to ambitious yet questionable proposals like rent freezes and universal childcare. In an unexpected twist, Bill Maher and Cheryl Hines commend Trump's listening skills, sparking a debate on the mean-spiritedness of Democrats.

Bill Maher admits he was wrong about New Yorkers leaving after a fierce fact-filled exchange with Bill O'Reilly. Zohran Mamdani proposes taking buildings from bad landlords in an attempt to improve the city. The conversation heats up over Tucker Carlson's controversial interview with Nick Fuentes and the implications for conservative leadership. Portnoy discusses rising antisemitism, while Megyn Kelly questions Carlson's handling of extremist views. The episode wraps up with discussions on economic challenges and cultural divisions.

Deepak Chopra, a board-certified internist and founder of the Chopra Center, discusses the intersection of spirituality and medicine. He reveals that only about 5% of diseases are genetic, with lifestyle choices playing a significant role in health. Chopra predicts we could extend our healthspan to 120 years through mind-body practices, emphasizing the importance of sleep, nutrition, and stress management. He also explores consciousness as fundamental to reality and advocates for using AI to foster compassion and community growth.

Michael Malice, a sharp political commentator known for his contrarian views, and Alex Stein, a provocative host, dive into the fallout from Zohran Mamdani's broken campaign promises as NYC's new socialist mayor. They dissect the implications of his request for more funding while questioning his authenticity. The duo also tackles Nancy Pelosi's retirement and the future of the Democratic Party, alongside celebrity perspectives on political influence, notably Jennifer Lawrence's realization that celebrity opinions often miss the mark.

Australian Senator Alex Antic delves into the evolving political landscape of Australia, highlighting the lasting effects of COVID lockdowns that unveiled authoritarian tendencies. He discusses the implications of rising immigration on housing and services, and the complex debates surrounding the Aboriginal Voice referendum. Antic also contrasts urban multiculturalism with regional identities, while underscoring the importance of defending free speech and national values. With insights into natural beauty and safety tips, he captures the essence of contemporary Australian culture.

Zohran Mamdani's quick shift from promise to plea for donor funds raises eyebrows. Donald Trump fires back at Mamdani's victory speech, sparking political tensions. Ben Shapiro highlights potential threats from Mamdani's far-left rhetoric, worrying both parties. Discussions around anti-business policies and concerns over NYC's leadership shake-up unfold. Could Mamdani's approach drive high earners out of the city? Plus, a lively Q&A tackles education, free speech, and the curious dependence of socialists on capitalism.

Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA, shares insightful warnings about Zohran Mamdani’s win and its implications for Gen Z and the GOP. He discusses how economic distress among young voters is pushing them towards socialism. Kirk reflects on Trump’s response to the election results and emphasizes the alarming trend of increasing support for radical political choices driven by affordability crises. He also highlights how housing issues are crucial to understanding this generational shift in political alignment.

Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, joins to discuss the implications of Zohran Mamdani's potential leadership. They dive into Piers Morgan's alarming forecast about NYC under Mamdani, highlighting the risks of socialism and high corporate taxes. Giuliani reflects on his own efforts to revitalize the city, contrasting it with the current landscape. There’s chatter about the potential exodus of high earners and businesses, as well as the political fallout if NYC's situation worsens—a dire outlook for the Big Apple's future.

Elon Musk, the visionary CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, joins Joe Rogan, renowned comedian and podcast host, to discuss the implications of California's Prop 50. Musk reveals how census counting could affect congressional representation and why immigration policies play a crucial role in political strategy. He argues that the Democratic Party's tactics, including leveraging noncitizens and extending government shutdowns, are simply a way to gain electoral advantages. They also touch on immigration’s impact on welfare programs and the broader political narrative.