The Rubin Report

Morgan Freeman surprises Carl Quintanilla with praise for Elon Musk; Elon Musk's response to Australian PM's threat; Columbia University incident; Megyn Kelly shares cops' ordeal; Scott Galloway debunks Israel narrative; John Fetterman insults protestors; Stephen A. Smith addresses criticism; Konstantin Kisin's speech on Western civilization; and more discussed in the podcast.

Topics discussed include a heated interview at Columbia University, Ilhan Omar's daughter revealing her college expulsion, Palantir CEO's hiring preferences, Tucker Carlson's warning about weak Republicans, an awkward question by Peter Doocy, Adam Carolla challenging Gavin Newsom, and Roseanne Barr on liberal humor.

Jane Ferguson joins the discussion about Bill Maher's critique of child abuse at Nickelodeon and the left's support of pro-Palestine protests; Jordan Peterson connects the Pinocchio whale carcass to elite educational institutions; Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defends Joe Biden's support for Israel; Riley Gaines reacts to Title IX revisions; James Lindsay compares LGBT education to cult tactics; Megyn Kelly admits to voting for Donald Trump; and more controversial topics are covered.

Iranian activist and attorney, Elica Le Bon, discusses the Left's misunderstanding of Iranian politics, the disconnect between the people and regime, the impact of Obama and Biden's policies on Iran, concerns about social media misinformation, and the need for a balanced approach to understanding Middle Eastern conflicts.

Former ESPN host, Sage Steele, discusses her journey, being canceled for opposing vaccine mandates, ESPN's shift towards 'woke' culture, hypocrisy in social justice movements, impact of transgender athletes, challenges in addressing issues, disillusionment with corporate media, concerns about electoral process integrity, erosion of traditional values.

Guest Joy Behar from 'The View' gets called out for her reaction to meeting Trump family; controversies around Sunny Hostin and Travis Kelce's social media interactions. Also, discussion on NPR's new CEO, Wikipedia's credibility, border crisis impact, and an 'ask me anything' session with Dave Rubin.

Conservative radio host Dennis Prager discusses the confrontation over anti-Semitism at Colombia University, Caitlin Clark's WNBA salary controversy, Joe Scarborough criticizing Trump and Fox News, and more. Topics include moral clarity, ideological shifts at universities, anti-Zionism, gender pay disparity in sports, media bias, and climate change discussions.

Pro-Palestine activist Nerdeen Kiswani and Columbia University’s professor Mohamed Abdou discuss Piers Morgan’s tough questions challenging activism; Controversies surrounding Judge Merchan, DA Alvin Bragg, Joy Behar, and Trump trial bias screenings; MSM personalities grilled for bias and lies about Trump; Stephen A. Smith criticizes Democrats on their failed plans; Katie Couric's take on Trump voters; and more interesting topics covered in the podcast.

Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard discusses radical policy changes by the Biden administration, including Title IX and trans athletes; MSNBC's coverage of Trump's hush money trial; Elon Musk on Democrats using migrant crisis for political power; pro-Palestine protest shutting down Golden Gate Bridge; Florida handling Palestine protests; Gabbard revealing Democrat's comments on Constitution Day.

Bill Maher discusses his abortion beliefs and warns about the US becoming an outlier on gender-affirming care; Maher and Piers Morgan talk about pro-Palestine protesters chanting 'death to America'; UFC fighter Renato Moicano explains how Austrian economics can change lives.