The Rubin Report

The New York Post reveals Jimmy Kimmel's shocking reaction to the cancellation of his show amid resurfacing clips that highlight his controversial past. Discussions include Trump’s take on Kimmel’s fate and insights from Stephen A. Smith on Black voters' political choices. Kash Patel's explosive Senate hearing takes center stage, showcasing heated exchanges with prominent senators. With topics ranging from cancel culture to media narratives, the conversation offers a fierce critique of accountability and free speech in today's climate.

A CNN reporter faces an unexpected fact-check from Ted Cruz live on-air. Tensions rise as motives behind a tragic murder are discussed, highlighting divisions in political rhetoric. Dave critiques contrasting reactions to violence and problematic online cultures. Bill Maher speaks out on sickening leftist responses, while notable figures pay tribute to the victim. The conversation also touches on building a values-based movement in light of recent events.

Megyn Kelly, renowned journalist and talk show host, joins Dave Rubin for a heartfelt discussion on the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk. They explore the emotional toll of processing loss in the public eye while honoring Charlie's legacy of advocating for truth and free speech. The duo delves into the decline of faith and moral values in society, highlighting the need for renewed dialogue amid political divides. They emphasize the importance of encouraging young voices to stand firm, promoting a message of hope and resilience in a polarized world.

Whoopi Goldberg’s distress over political violence highlights growing societal tensions. The chilling implications of a recent assassination shock panelists and stir debate on liberal support for aggression. Discussions touch on media narratives and the stark divide in responses to violence, with calls for constructive discourse. A concealed carry incident in Chicago raises questions about community safety. Meanwhile, Elon Musk delivers a stark warning at a rally, underscoring the urgent need for accountability amidst escalating fears.

Tensions rise as Ben Shapiro and Bill Maher clash over the implications of a tragic shooting linked to ideological beliefs. The discussion turns to the complexities surrounding gender identity, revealing a suspect's connections to a transgender partner. Meanwhile, a resurfaced clip highlights controversies involving prominent figures and their rhetoric, catalyzing a debate on the dangers of extreme political language. The conversation emphasizes the need for civility and the implications of violent discourse in today's society.

Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, dives into the cultural shifts within conservative politics, emphasizing the rise of young conservatives advocating for free speech on campuses. He critiques the media's narrative on political issues, discusses the importance of private charity over government programs, and reflects on Trump's disruptive presidency. Kirk also explores the implications of historical comparisons in politics, urging for defense of American ideals against radical ideologies, while engaging in a dialogue about inclusivity in conservatism.

The conversation dives deep into national unity after tragedies, reflecting on how 9/11 brought people together in a way that feels elusive today. Personal anecdotes highlight resilience, with moments of connection humorously recounted on a basketball court. The loss of a close friend from the conservative world prompts reflections on friendship, politics, and the importance of unity in tough times. Emotional accounts of 9/11 underscore the lasting effects it has had on society and leaders, tying it all back to contemporary challenges.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt passionately confronts the press over their neglect of a tragic stabbing incident in Charlotte. She delves into Donald Trump's strong response to the crime, while media figures like Abby Phillip and Van Jones stumble in their attempts to spin the narrative. The discussion also touches on the realities of urban violence as Nick Shirley shares firsthand experiences from Chicago gangs. With tensions rising around race and media bias, the conversation raises significant questions about accountability and public safety.

A brutal stabbing in Charlotte ignites a debate about media bias and the portrayal of crime, with Charlie Kirk addressing uncomfortable truths. The discussion examines the role of race in crime reporting and the public's perception of safety. Insights into the rising prevalence of childlessness among liberal women in Gen Z reveal changing societal values. Additionally, police advice on handling home invasions contrasts starkly with self-defense discussions elsewhere, highlighting the complexities of urban safety. Greta Thunberg faces scrutiny over her humanitarian efforts, raising questions about activism and misinformation.

The podcast dives into the shocking stabbing of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, raising questions about media bias in crime coverage. Elon Musk discusses how mainstream outlets may create an alternate reality by ignoring key stories. Political ramifications of violence in Chicago are scrutinized, along with contrasting responses to urban crime. We also hear about calls for better media representation of identity and ongoing health debates surrounding vaccination narratives. It's a compelling conversation on crime, politics, and societal narratives.