On this episode: protests roil France as Macron faces calls to resign from across the political spectrum - Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine attacked by Israeli settlers in the West Bank - JD Vance stumbles at disastrous televised town hall - Russ reviews the new Elizabeth Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything" - and more.

(10/15/26) On this episode: Green Party Wisconsin candidate Matthew Arndt joins to discuss the recent controversy over his viral "F**k Israel" video - Metallica slams activist musicians in ridiculous self-own - Russell Brand appears in court to face criminal charges - Michael Tracey elevates trolling to artistic meme gold in trip to Ithaca for Cornell 7 protests - and more.

(10/11/26) On this episode: Palestinian Youth Movement issues statement and demands after Mamdani protest in NYC - Mark Levin melts down over NYT piece accusing his stepson, a US diplomat, of spiking Israel-critical reports - Trump rages at Norway for awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to South African human rights advocate Navi Pillay - and more.

(10/8/26) On this episode: Zohran Mamdani blankly stares down protesters at 10-7 vigil in NYC - Montana town temporarily shuts down new Daily Wire film - Michigan focus group of pro-Israel Jewish Democrats reveals Israel-first priorities in high stakes Senate race - and more.

(10/4/26) On this episode: Zach Bryan wears 'Free Palestine' shirt at both of his Gillette Stadium concerts in open defiance of Robert Kraft - Tucker Carlson amps up his white grievance messaging ahead of midterms with outlandish claims of 'white genoc*de' in South Africa and bizarre assessment of UK 'sovereignty' - live election results in Brazil as Lula squares off against Flavio Bolsonaro - and more.

(10/1/26) On this episode: Bari Weiss' job at CBS could be in jeopardy after media merger amid disastrously low 60 Minutes ratings - Zohran Mamdani announces 'combating antisemitism' task force - Trump nearly laughs at Netanyahu's story of Israeli heroism on board the Flydubai flight - and more.

Tiffany Cianci is an activist and political commentator; a relentless advocate for breaking down corporate monopolies, defending free speech, and sounding the alarm on regulatory capture.

Given her large social media following, Tiffany has been approached by leading behind the scenes figures in both major political parties and offered large sums of money in exchange for her public support. She declined, and instead developed a reputation for fierce independence, which she brings to her work day in and day out.

We spoke with Tiffany about antitrust law, private equity, the importance of anti-monopoly activism, data centers, MAHA, and much more.

On this episode: NAZA premieres in US to acclaim and protest at New York Film Festival - Peter Thiel distances himself from Trump, Vance, and the political right in telling new interview - Sylvester Stallone stakes out bizarre new anti-war politics after years of militaristic jingoism - and more.