The Rubin Report

Patricia Heaton, the Emmy-winning star of 'Everybody Loves Raymond' and author, shares her journey in Hollywood as a conservative voice. She reveals the challenge of navigating wokeness in comedy writing and how it impacts humor. Heaton discusses the decline of classic sitcoms and the shift to streaming formats. She reflects on her activism, founding the October 7th Coalition to support Israel amid rising antisemitism. Plus, she gives insights into her secret group for conservative Hollywood figures, 'Friends of Abe', fostering fellowship in a liberal landscape.

Erin Molan, a former sports host and now an outspoken political commentator, dives into the dark realities of Australia's immigration policies. She argues that the influx of migrants is straining resources and cultural cohesion. Erin also discusses her controversial stance on Israel and the media's sensationalism pressures. She emphasizes the need for robust immigration solutions and critiques Australia's climate policies for hurting its citizens. With a focus on integrity in journalism, Erin's insights highlight the challenges facing Australia today.

Joining the discussion are Gad Saad, a behavioral scientist and cultural critic, and Viva Frei, a dynamic podcaster known for his political commentary. They dive into the reasons behind Candace Owens' conspiracy theories and explore the monetization of content driven by clickbait. Gad explains the persistence of beliefs and when to engage with conspiracy theorists. They critique Gavin Newsom's economic claims and tackle trans issues, white privilege, and woke hypocrisy in entertainment, wrapping up with a debate on casting authenticity in films.

Erika Kirk speaks out against conspiracy theories about her husband Charlie's assassination, pushing back against Candace Owens. Dave discusses the media's response to the tragedy and examines the ethics of profiting from violence narratives. Trump weighs in on a seized Venezuelan tanker, while tensions rise over immigration policies and local political opposition to ICE raids. Personal anecdotes and an engaging Q&A bring further insights into current events and community concerns.

The podcast dives into Donald Trump's scathing remarks aimed at Ilhan Omar, sparking discussions on her potential ties to a fraud scandal in the Somali community. Nigel Farage critiques the UK's challenging migrant policies, while Pete Hegseth confronts Chuck Schumer in an intense press moment. The conversation also explores immigration expectations, legal debates surrounding Trump's actions, and surprising comments from Democrats about Latino voters. Amidst the chaos, reflections on faith and forgiveness add a unique twist to the political discourse.

Bill Maher goes head-to-head with Ana Kasparian, challenging her views on women's rights in Islamic culture. FIFA surprises everyone by awarding a peace prize to Donald Trump, stirring reactions on The View. Meanwhile, serious concerns about the COVID vaccine's risks for children emerge from an FDA chief's revelations. Jasmine Crockett's unorthodox political messaging and viral comments spark debate, while shocking footage of a teen gang looting highlights cultural issues. The hosts call for accountability and contrast chaos with personal responsibility.

Sean Spicer, former White House press secretary, and Winston Marshall, a UK commentator, dive into the heated exchange where Batya Ungar-Sargon debunks CNN's narrative on U.S. military actions against drug boats. They discuss Joe Biden's 1989 aggressive stance on drug lords and critique Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s weak response to rising teen violence. The conversation also touches on immigration policies, with surprising historical shifts from Democrats, and the challenges of integration, showcasing contrasting perspectives from the UK.

Tensions rise as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confronts the New York Times about its coverage of Biden and Trump. Bessent exposes the media's misinformation while DeSantis mocks Newsom's governance and family moves. The discussion also dives into COVID fraud in Minnesota, with critics calling out evasive responses from politicians like Ilhan Omar. NVIDIA's CEO highlights Trump's energy policies as vital for the economy, and a lively Q&A session touches on everything from travel to the relevance of reading Philip K. Dick.

The discussion dives into Whoopi Goldberg's controversial claims about military actions against drug boats in Venezuela. The hosts critique mainstream media's framing of these strikes and highlight national sovereignty issues. Trump makes headlines with a sharp response to Ilhan Omar's comments on America. Marco Rubio offers a candid take on the complexities of immigration. Additionally, Tom Homan challenges local police guidance regarding ICE, and Elon Musk shares insights on media bias that threaten legacy journalism.