EU BANS Russian Oil, Zelensky Calls For MORE Sanctions
Kim Iversen and Briahna Joy Gray discuss European Union leaders’ agreement to embargo most Russian oil imports, and Russia’s response to the decision.
Kim Iversen and Briahna Joy Gray discuss European Union leaders’ agreement to embargo most Russian oil imports, and Russia’s response to the decision.
DUI defense attorney Ryan Tait answers the hosts’ questions about DUIs in light of the arrest of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul Pelosi, this weekend.
Author and organizer Astra Taylor criticizes President Biden’s alleged plan to cancel $10,000 of student debt per borrower.
Kim Iversen breaks down the data behind commonly proposed gun control measures, and reacts to Joe Rogan’s latest take on gun reform.
Policy director at the Conservative Partnership Institute, Rachel Bovard, defends Texas’ laws protecting free speech on social media.
Executive director at Guns Down America, Igor Volsky, and senior editor of The Dispatch, David French debate proposed avenues of gun control reform, and the White House’s decision not to disrupt reform negotiations in the Senate.
Robby Soave is incredulous at the shortcomings in Uvalde police officers’ response to last week’s school shooting.
Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss legislation that could put a national freeze on handgun purchases in Canada, and President Joe Biden’s visit to Uvalde, Texas.
Krystal and Saagar evaluate the merits of the reporting about Russian autocrat Vladimir Putin having terminal cancer giving him only a couple more years to live
Krystal delivers her perspective on the Colombian election that saw their political establishment get destroyed by a Trump-like right-wing populist and a left-wing populist in the first round of voting
Krystal and Saagar respond to Biden floating a handgun ban and his absence from the gun control negotiations going on in the Senate
Krystal and Saagar highlight the speech made by Jon Stewart on Memorial Day ripping the US politicians who are still delaying the burn pit victim relief for veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan
Krystal and Saagar outline the Fed’s next moves on inflation and rip the plan by President Biden in a WSJ op ed that he proposes for fighting inflation
Krystal and Saagar are joined by Washington Post economics reporter Jeff Stein to get the details of Biden’s proposal to cancel $10K per person in student debt through executive action
Saagar issues a critique of the NYT for blaming ordinary Americans for the high gas prices instead of talking about solutions and recommending people simply drive less this Summer
Krystal and Saagar update viewers on the stock ban negotiations in Congress that have stalled behind the scenes in large part due to Nancy Pelosi’s opposition to the bill
Krystal and Saagar provide an update on the Ukraine war that has become centered around the Russia offensive in the Donbas regions where they are gaining ground and Biden has rejected Ukrainian weapons requests
Krystal and Saagar break down the European Union’s partial embargo of Russian oil to support Ukraine that had divided EU members before the group reached a compromise position
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Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss legislation that could put a national freeze on handgun purchases in Canada, and President Joe Biden’s visit to Uvalde, Texas. Robby Soave is incredulous at the shortcomings in Uvalde police officers’ response to last week’s school shooting. Kim Iversen breaks down […]
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Krystal and Saagar give an update on the Ukraine conflict, inflation policy, gun control debates, stock ban frustration, burn pit victims, shock Colombian election, war on normal people, & Biden’s student debt proposal! Jeff Stein: https://twitter.com/JStein_WaPo Timestamps: Ukraine: 0:00 – 32:11 Inflation: 32:12 – 46:01 Guns: 46:02 – […]
Fox host yelling at each other has always been the norm, it can be fun to watch
Yes, cancel some debt, but NOT WITHOUT ALSO addressing the broken education scam system as well. Just cancelling some debt TODAY doesn’t fix the ongoing root problem of people feeling like they have no choice but to be fleeced into debt for a chance at a credential-inflated future.
Police investigate themselves and find nothing wrong. Yeah, that’s always the case.
The town of Uvalde spent 40% of its budget on police. It has 15,000 people and 2 police stations. Sounds like the citizens aren’t getting a very good service for their tax dollars.
“No sane person will argue bob down the street should have nuclear weapons.” I can’t be the only one who instantly thought of Tim Pool haha.
There needs to be more of this, confront them in public, shame them humiliate them. They get an obscene amount of time off, amazing healthcare, and a huge paycheck and do little to actually zero work.
By Paul Gottfried, American Greatness Behind all the frenzied virtue-signaling and ritualistic condemnations, it is hard not to discern loads of malice; and it is directed mostly by white people against other white people. Last week, according to USA News, “the Senate failed to pass a bill to […]
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Writer Sam Adler criticizes the liberal obsession with ‘disinformation’ as unhelpful to Democratic electoral politics and self-indulgent.
Representatives from Strippers United break down why they seek to form a union, as well as the dangers sex workers face while on the job.
The familiar list of college expenses have led, semester by semester, to America’s current $1.7 trillion-dollar student loan debt. Tuition and other costs will soon enough create a similar burden for today’s students, but many want to upend the cycle.
Krystal and Saagar cover the decision by the DOJ and FBI not to charge the agents who covered up former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar’s sexual abuse that led to many more victims after the fact
Krystal and Saagar give viewers the details of Nancy Pelosi’s husband getting arrested for a DUI over the weekend that saw him crash his Porsche in their vineyard early Sunday morning
Krystal and Saagar analyze a segment on Fox News where a contributor to the network was called out live by host Brian Kilmeade for defending the Uvalde cops and justifying their lies
Krystal and Saagar comment on the speech VP Kamala Harris gave at the funeral of a Buffalo shooting victim where she called for an assault weapons ban
Krystal and Saagar discuss the fallout from the Uvalde shooting for politicians on both sides and law enforcement officers who failed the children who were killed and has generated a Biden DOJ investigation
Krystal and Saagar break down the string of law enforcement failures during the Uvalde shooting that were initially lied about by local police who refused to confront the gunman to save children’s lives
Krystal and Saagar join in the criticism of Texas GOP Senator John Cornyn for his heartless response to the failures by law enforcement during the Uvalde massacre
Saagar combs through the history of gun control in America dating back to when the Second Amendment was ratified that has deeply racist origins at heart
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