Transcript
Dave Smith (0:01)
This just looks like a catastrophe. And the best we can hope for at this point is that it only ends up killing like 10,000 people and it only ends up costing tens of billions of dollars.
Adam Sosnick (0:11)
You're saying the United States is a terrorist organization? You've already lost the debate.
Dave Smith (0:15)
When our politicians lie us into wars that slaughter millions of innocent people, I consider that terrorism. I'll run circles around you on this. Dude, check the scoreboard. Most unpopular war in American history going in. Check the scoreboard. 13 dead American. Millions of innocent people being displaced.
Adam Sosnick (0:34)
You have the luxury of sitting in your little studio with your hooded sweater like you're 17 years old.
Dave Smith (0:40)
I have a wife and children who depends on you, Adam, your mom.
Adam Sosnick (0:45)
Okay. I also have a significant other.
Piers Morgan (0:48)
Adam, I'm not quite sure. What is the point you're making?
Bill O'Reilly (0:50)
You expect me to follow that? Morgan, come on.
Jesse Ventura (0:54)
My uncle Emo fought in World War I. My parents both fought in World War II. My brother and I are both Vietnam veterans. A Trump in the last hundred years has never done military service. Well, Barron, you can change that. Do something your father didn't have the courage to do.
Piers Morgan (1:14)
Well, returning now to the so called MAGA war, the debate over the extent to which a very real war on Iran has divided Trump's base and put a millstone on his successor's neck. The top podcasts in the US Currently include Tucker Carlson, Theo Vaughn, Sean Ryan, Candice Owens, and of course Joe Rogan. They're all influential people with big platforms who supported Trump's re election but have all spoken out against the Iran war vehemently. Pro war broadcasters like Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro are nowhere to be seen at the top of these charts, even as they take potshots at the dissenting podcasters and at YouTube shows like Megyn Kelly's and mine. All of this has fueled some hasty revisionism on a new media ecosystem hailed as mighty and powerful by Trump after winning what many mainstream commentators called the podcast election. Alas, none of that is true.
Dave Smith (2:04)
