The Rubin Report

Moran Stella Yanai, a jewelry designer and October 7 hostage survivor, shares her harrowing experience of being kidnapped by Hamas at the Nova Music Festival. She recounts the chaos of the terror attack, her desperate escape attempts, and the brutal treatment she faced during 54 days of captivity. Moran discusses the mental resilience required to survive, the manipulation by her captors, and her powerful message of peace and the importance of bringing all hostages home. Her story is a testament to hope and the enduring human spirit.

Whoopi Goldberg stirs up controversy by suggesting attendees at the Super Bowl wear brownface to confuse ICE agents. The podcast explores Donald Trump's jabs at Greta Thunberg's failed humanitarian mission and highlights a shocking lenient sentencing for an attempted assassin of Justice Kavanaugh. There’s also lively debate about Bad Bunny's halftime show choice and the implications of cultural and political rhetoric in the current landscape. Various media personalities weigh in on the absurdities in politics, leaving listeners both entertained and shocked.

Van Jones stuns the audience with a fierce critique of liberal media for its silence on the genocide against Nigerian Christians. Ilhan Omar faces backlash for her comments on immigration and white supremacy. Tucker Carlson praises aspects of Sharia law, raising eyebrows. Douglas Murray discusses immigration and the risks posed by lax policies. There's a heated debate on the portrayal of Israel in warfare coverage and concern over imported extremism. Covering a range of perspectives, the conversation challenges prevailing narratives across various social issues.

Brandon Tatum, a former police officer and conservative commentator, joins the conversation to reflect on the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk. He passionately defends Kirk's legacy against conspiracy theories while expressing concern about division within the right. Tatum critiques failed policing policies in major cities and highlights a shift among black voters toward conservative values. He also discusses his strong support for Israel and the chaotic dynamics playing out on the right in the wake of Kirk's death.

Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative commentator and filmmaker, discusses his latest film, The Dragon's Prophecy, exploring its biblical connections and why the October 7th attacks matter. He critiques the political landscape, revealing Trump's aggressive plan to lay off federal workers amidst a government shutdown. The conversation dives into the dangers of the Red-Green Alliance, recent terror threats, and the Democrats' push for healthcare for undocumented immigrants. D'Souza also touches on the significance of meme culture in today’s political messaging.

In a surprising turn, Zohran Mamdani's appearance on a popular talk show raises eyebrows as he doubles down on contentious views about Israel. A hilarious man-on-the-street segment showcases supporters grappling with Mamdani's radical policies. Meanwhile, Elon Musk sparks a backlash against a Netflix kids' show over perceived trans messaging. The discourse heats up with a sharp back-and-forth between J.K. Rowling and Emma Watson, while praise flows for common-sense voices disrupting media norms. Sports predictions and personal anecdotes round out a lively discussion.

The discussion kicks off with Donald Trump humorously trolling Democrats amid a government shutdown crisis. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's fiery reactions and the implications of Democrats' internal divides take center stage. Chuck Schumer faces backlash for his handling of Trump's AI meme, while military fitness standards spark debate. Jordan Peterson's insights on personal responsibility resonate throughout, alongside Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s significant strides in lowering prescription drug prices. The conversation explores the interplay of politics, leadership, and cultural challenges.

Whoopi Goldberg's controversial Hitler comparison rattles audiences, igniting fierce reactions. The discussion dives into crime statistics in Portland, challenging the narrative of safety pushed by local officials. Political dynamics heat up as Trump warns a New York mayoral candidate about federal support. Heart-wrenching testimonies about recidivism cry for justice reform. Humorously, JD Vance takes aim at ridiculous spending requests while examining the historical context of border security. The podcast brilliantly critiques current political rhetoric and social issues.

A lively debate unfolds as CNN's Scott Jennings confronts MeidasTouch’s Adam Mockler on the rising issue of left-wing violence. The chaos in Portland becomes a focal point, with local residents praising federal intervention to restore order. Bill Maher surprises audiences with a critique of radical Democratic positions while JD Vance calls out the hypocrisy surrounding Donald Trump's indictment. The discussion spans media double standards, calls for moderates in the Democratic party, and critical commentary on political rhetoric.

Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins, a former Green Beret and founder of Gray Bull Rescue, shares incredible insights on Florida’s crime reduction strategies and disaster response. He recounts his mission to evacuate Floridians from Israel, highlighting logistical challenges. Collins discusses the state's conservative policy successes during COVID-19 and its impact on immigration and property tax reforms. With an emphasis on law enforcement and supporting veterans, he reveals how Florida's model garners envy from other states and hints at his future in political leadership.