Dinesh D'Souza discusses his new film 'Police State', the impact of the Middle East on the U.S., the Left's global presence, the need for Republicans to fight the police state legally, ongoing issues related to Hamas and Israel, the factors uniting police states, safeguarding freedoms while addressing security concerns, strategies for the 2024 election, securing the voting process, and concerns about Trump's potential candidacy.

Baroness Philippa Stroud, CEO of the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship, talks about the upcoming ARC conference inspired by Jordan Peterson, focusing on developing a better narrative for society. The conference covers a range of topics including freedom of speech, academic freedom, family, business, energy, and the environment. They discuss the impact of Jordan Peterson's tour, the importance of storytelling, and the need for bottom-up decision making. They also reflect on recent events, the loss of values in the West, and invite listeners to engage with the podcast.

Brigitte Gabriel, a national security expert and founder of Act for America, shares her personal story of growing up in Lebanon with Palestinian refugees. They discuss the conflict between Lebanon and Israel, the Palestinians' aim to eliminate Israel, and the Western world's inability to see the situation clearly. They also address the Democrats' call to import Palestinian refugees into America.

Dave Rubin talks about Jimmy Kimmel missing the irony of his speech about losers when discussing the failure of Republicans to select a new House speaker. Stephen Colbert lists reasons the GOP couldn't vote Jesus as the speaker. Hakeem Jeffries sees Jim Jordan as a clear and present danger. Jim Jordan comments on the GOP's inability to elect a new speaker. Matt Gaetz's assessment of how Jordan was robbed. Other topics include late night hosts' perception of Jordan, Iran's funding of terrorism, gender dysphoria and social contagion, and Trump's presidency with concerns about podcast regulation.

Bill Maher shocks audience by advocating against college education, criticizing Ivy League and indoctrination. Greta Thunberg's support for Palestine and Queers for Palestine discussed. Synagogue president murder, Ilhan Omar avoiding Hamas question, and Joe Biden's concerns about Islamophobia. Criticism of funding Gaza and potential terrorism funding. New York Times biased reporting highlighted. Media literacy and self-care emphasized.

James Lindsay and Melissa Chen discuss the alignment between woke ideology and Hamas, highlighting Nancy Pelosi's past statement about Hamas. They also explore the collapse of the Democrat Party, coordination behind protests, importance of secure communication, struggle sessions, and backlash faced by student groups.

Dave Rubin and Ben Shapiro debunk media's lies about Israel, discuss Rashida Tlaib's biased reaction, analyze Biden's aid decision for Gaza, criticize biased media coverage, reflect on belief and gratitude, and emphasize the need to defend the West.

AOC's ignorance of Gaza culture, Ron DeSantis's case against Gaza refugees, Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib's false claims, anti-American chants at a rally, attacks on Israeli consulates, Biden's priorities, Accusations against Tommy Tuberville, Ron DeSantis's plan to deport illegal immigrants.

In this podcast, Dave Rubin discusses the controversial cold open of 'Saturday Night Live' on Hamas' attack on Israel. He also dives into AOC's accusations of ethnic cleansing by Israel and the relocation of Palestinian refugees to America. The podcast covers topics like anti-Semitism, the impact of immigration, and the cultural shift following increased immigration. Furthermore, it touches on issues such as the corruption of public education and the interconnectedness of various cultural matters. The host expresses gratitude for supportive politicians and criticizes the media while addressing the sensitive topic of rape culture.

Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” discusses Douglas Murray’s response to questions about Israel’s military response to Hamas’ attack, media bias in relation to the conflict, chilling footage from “Free Palestine” rallies, FBI Director Chris Wray's warning about potential terrorist attacks, and the concerns surrounding open borders.