Hosted by Derek Hunter · EN
Something for everyone to hate.
And it isn't even close.
This is what the left wants to do to you.
It's coming sooner than anyone expected.

Dean Karayanis, member of Rush Limbaugh’s highly overrated staff and New York sun columnist, cuts through the news of a weird week to deliver an unfiltered analysis of current political events, media narratives, and the state of conservative commentary. Dean breaks down President Trump’s recent speech on election security and the SAVE Act, offering a candid critique of its delivery, messaging, and strategic focus. He explores why mainstream media miscasts conservative arguments while highlighting the pitfalls of punditry that prioritize clout over principle. As a result, old-school liberals like Van Jones and Bill Maher are facing an insurrection from what they call far-left and communists respectively because young people really believe what they were taught by demagogues like Bernie Sanders, Mr. Abdul El-Sayed, and J.B. “Just Blubber” Pritzker. Beyond election integrity, the episode touches on Iran, the backlash against people of Greek descent who ask Hollywood to live up to its promise of “representation” in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” and the importance of holding leaders accountable.
Missed opportunities...
They'll deny it till the cows come home, but the truth is the truth.
Be as mad as you need to be, deep down you know I'm right.
They just keep getting worse

Guest host Dean Karayanis dives straight into the breaking political shockwave out of South Carolina: the unexpected death of Senator Lindsey Graham, the looming primary shuffle, and the media's reaction to his passing. He transitions abroad to dissect a chilling "revenge targets" list published by an Iranian state-backed newspaper targeting the weak, America-bashing leaders of the U.K., Germany, and France. Turning to domestic races, Dean details the rapid collapse of Maine’s own Nazi Graham Platner amid a flurry of scandals and rape allegations, featuring a tense interview breakdown between CNN's Jake Tapper and a local state representative who’s not willing to give up on her fuhrer just yet. Finally, the episode closes with an analysis of independent spoiler candidates in the New Hampshire Senate race and a sharp critique of international virtue-signaling at the World Cup where Egypt pretends they care about Gazans.