The Rubin Report

David Hogg's controversial remarks on a popular talk show may have cost him his position in the Democratic Party, sparking a discussion about generational tensions within the DNC. The podcast also dives into the plight of white farmers in South Africa and critiques how media narratives shape public sympathy. Ron DeSantis highlights hypocrisy in immigration policy, while the complexities of a proposed Muslim community in Texas raise questions about American values and identity in today's society.

The podcast dives into a stunning trade deal between the US and the UK, leaving critics in shock. A temporary truce with China offers a lowering of tariffs, signaling potential economic shifts. Meanwhile, White House Press Secretary Leavitt delivers a sharp retort to accusations against Trump. Political controversies unfold with an ICE facility incident and Kristi Noem's comeback on deportation issues. The discussion also critiques Bernie Sanders’ private jet use and the surprising sentiments of young Democrats toward patriotism.

Evan Sayet, an author, comedian, and conservative speaker, shares his experiences writing for both Bill Maher and Donald Trump. He discusses the evolution of liberalism into conservative values and how 1960s Marxism has infiltrated academia. Sayet critiques the rise of socialism in the Democratic Party and emphasizes the necessity of a healthy two-party system. He also addresses the changing landscape of comedy, touching on how the woke movement has impacted entertainment and the importance of humor in political discourse.

Sean Kelly, host of the Digital Social Hour and entrepreneur, shares his incredible journey from a bullied introvert to a leading podcaster. He candidly discusses overcoming depression and a near-death experience. Listeners will be intrigued by his adventures in e-commerce and the lessons learned from sports card and crypto investing. Kelly also highlights the growth of his podcast, touching on viral topics from finance to UFOs, while exploring the challenges of relocation and adapting to life changes in the vibrant podcast scene of Las Vegas.

Explore the fascinating journey of a filmmaker from India to Hollywood, driven by a passion for storytelling inspired by classics like Rocky. Dive into the challenges faced while creating a film on child trafficking, including industry pushback and bias. Hear about unexpected support from icons like Tony Robbins and Sylvester Stallone, and the struggles in marketing the impactful narrative. Discover the filmmaker's commitment to launching socially conscious projects amidst the complexities of Hollywood's landscape and the fight for visibility.

Stephen A. Smith, a renowned sports journalist and ESPN personality, gives an unfiltered critique of the Democratic Party, suggesting drastic changes for any hope of a revival. He discusses the surprising reactions to Black Trump supporters and offers his perspective on political identity and polarization. The conversation also touches on the impact of media narratives, especially regarding Donald Trump's controversies, and the challenges of honesty in both politics and media. Laughter and insights collide as Smith navigates the complexities of today's political text.

The conversation heats up as Bill Maher grapples with the rise of Bernie Sanders and AOC as key figures in the Democratic Party. Views on immigration take center stage, highlighting the tensions over border security and the societal impact of crime. The complexities of human trafficking are also unpacked, revealing the challenges of aligning political rhetoric with human stories. Plus, the discussion touches on the role of media and public broadcasting, questioning the effectiveness and ethics of government-funded outlets in today’s digital landscape.

Frankie Valli, the legendary voice behind The Four Seasons, shares insights from his incredible music journey. He discusses the impact of timeless hits like 'Sherry' and how 'Jersey Boys' reignited interest in his music for new fans. Valli reflects on his love for jazz and vocal style, emphasizing how live performances allow him to connect with diverse audiences. He also shares humorous stories about navigating public interactions and the nostalgia tied to his roots in Jersey and Long Island, highlighting the joy that music brings across generations.

A tech CEO takes on protesters, revealing gaps in their knowledge about their cause. The conversation heats up with historical insights into anti-Semitism from Thomas Sowell. Jon Stewart faces criticism for misleading claims about immigration policies. A fiery exchange between CNN commentators steals the spotlight, showcasing tensions in media discourse. The dialogue also touches on political narratives surrounding healthcare, aging, and nostalgic reflections on cultural evolution, all served with a side of humor.

Ro Khanna, a U.S. Representative from California, known for his progressive stance on technology and economic justice, joins the discussion. They debate Trump’s first 100 days and the implications of a judge's controversial actions regarding immigration law. The conversation explores the political fallout surrounding border security, the impact of AOC's potential impeachment moves, and a troubling report on antisemitism at Harvard. Their exchange highlights the complexities of judicial authority, campaign financing, and the need for civil dialogue in politics.