Undercurrents
UnHerd
Undercurrents is the brand new news show brought to you by UnHerd. Every episode we uncover the stories and ideas taking place beneath the surface — either not well covered by the establishment media, or covered without the analysis and details you need to better understand the world. We bring no agenda other than seeking truth and representing reality.We’ll be publishing twice a week, on the Undercurrents YouTube channel — with additional episodes and content for our subscribers.Don’t miss out — sign up today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Jul 18, 2025 • 18min
Democrats suffer MASSIVE BLOW in latest poll numbers
Recent polling reveals a significant decline in support for the Democratic Party, echoing the Tea Party era. The discontent among the Democratic base is palpable, as voters express frustration and seek new leadership. Alarmingly low approval ratings for Democrats in Congress highlight the urgent need for connection with constituents. Meanwhile, shifting power dynamics within both major parties amplify this unrest, suggesting a pivotal moment for political change driven by disillusioned voters.
Jul 17, 2025 • 17min
Is Epstein a turning point in Trump’s presidency?
Trump's approval rating remains surprisingly stable despite the Epstein controversy, sparking discussions about elite corruption. The podcast delves into the disparities in the justice system, highlighting public distrust fueled by media misrepresentation. It questions whether the Epstein case could lead to long-term risks for Trump’s credibility and political standing. The impact of Trump's comments and strategies around the case are scrutinized, revealing potential divides among Republican voters amid other pressing political issues.
Jul 16, 2025 • 23min
Michael Malice: MAGA will forgive Trump on Epstein & Ukraine
Michael Malice, a sharp political commentator and author, dives into the complexities of Trump's legacy. He discusses how MAGA voters might overlook Trump's controversies, especially regarding Epstein and Ukraine. The conversation shifts to the challenges facing the Democratic Party, focusing on potential leaders like Zohran Mamdani and the lingering influence of Bernie Sanders. Malice also critiques America's outdated higher education system and Trump's confrontations with media gatekeepers, highlighting the evolving landscape of American politics.
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Jul 15, 2025 • 8min
The Biden Autopen Scandal Just Got Even Worse
Recent investigations reveal President Biden's controversial use of an autopen for issuing pardons, stirring political firestorms. Concerns about his health and cognitive abilities amplify discussions on executive oversight. With accusations of possible perjury from a health official, trust within the Democratic Party is eroding. This turbulence raises significant questions about voter sentiment and the integrity of the presidency.
Jul 11, 2025 • 23min
Michael Shellenberger: We deserve to know truth about Epstein Files
In this engaging conversation, Michael Shellenberger, CBR chair and author known for critiquing political establishments, dives into the troubling implications of the Epstein files and JFK records. He discusses the hypocrisy surrounding the narrative of the Epstein case and contrasts it with historical government investigations. Shellenberger highlights the erosion of public trust in intelligence agencies and connects the secrecy in these cases to broader themes of government control. The need for transparency and uncovering hidden truths is a central theme throughout.
Jul 10, 2025 • 16min
Biden’s doctor REFUSES to testify on ex-president's mental fitness
The podcast dives into the intriguing refusal of President Biden’s doctor to testify about his mental fitness, invoking the Fifth Amendment. It raises ethical concerns surrounding doctor-patient confidentiality amidst a congressional investigation. The discussion reveals political tensions, especially within the Democratic Party, as young liberals express discontent. It also touches on the broader implications of accountability in politics, emphasizing the importance of addressing mental health in public discourse while navigating partisan divides.
Jul 9, 2025 • 22min
“I Could Not Stay Silent” - Fmr Biden official Annelle Sheline reveals why she quit
Annelle Sheline, a research fellow at the Quincy Institute and former Biden official, shares her bold decision to resign from the State Department over U.S. support for Israeli military actions in Gaza. She highlights the Biden administration's disregard for human rights laws and advocates for an end to violence and Israel's withdrawal from Gaza. The conversation delves into the complexities of U.S. foreign policy and its consequences on peace negotiations, the humanitarian crisis, and the evolving public opinion on American support for Israel.
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Jul 8, 2025 • 26min
Trump faces MAGA meltdown over Epstein reversal
The podcast delves into the Trump administration's puzzling connection to Jeffrey Epstein, spotlighting influential figures like Bill Barr. Unpacking the tangled web of political alliances raises urgent questions about accountability and justice. It also dives into the shadows of conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein's death and the implications for victims like Virginia Giuffre. The discussion emphasizes how Cold War ideologies continue to shape contemporary politics, revealing a culture of secrecy among elites.
Jul 4, 2025 • 16min
SHOCK POLL: American Pride Hits RECORD Low
A recent Gallup poll reveals that only 58% of Americans feel proud of their nationality, hitting a new low. The discussion dives into the reasons behind the decline, particularly among Gen Z and Democrats. Historical trends hint at shifting perceptions of national identity. The implications of this cultural divide raise questions about unity and pride, especially during patriotic celebrations like the Fourth of July. It’s a thought-provoking exploration of what pride in one's country truly means today.
Jul 3, 2025 • 20min
Hakeem Jeffries RIPPED as Dems blow major 'BBB' opportunity
A deep dive into Hakeem Jeffries' lengthy speech reveals the internal tensions of the GOP and critiques Democratic strategies. The discussion highlights missed opportunities and the impact of Trump's economic policies on job creation and wealth distribution. Listeners will be intrigued by the complexity of bipartisan negotiations and the challenges faced by working-class individuals relying on government support. The podcast also critiques the effectiveness of current Democratic leadership in responding to the political landscape.
