Podcast Summary: The Rob Carson Show – "BOOM: Jim Comey Indicted – The Retribution Begins!"
Date: September 26, 2025
Host: Rob Carson
Guests: Tony Kennett (Daily Signal, WIBC Radio), Miranda Devine (journalist), Mike Davis (Article 3 Project), musical parody by Jim Gossett
Overview
This episode of The Rob Carson Show centers on the bombshell indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, framing it as the long-awaited "retribution" for what Rob Carson and his guests characterize as years of corruption and abuses within the FBI and broader administrative state against Donald Trump and his supporters. With signature comedic flair, Carson discusses the political implications, includes audio of James Comey's reaction, analyzes "weaponization" of federal agencies, and discusses the fallout and expectations for further indictments. The tone is triumphant, acerbically humorous, and politically charged.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Economic and Political "Winning" Under Trump
Timestamps: 02:02–03:59
- Rob Carson opens with a string of economic good news he attributes to Trump, citing 3.88% GDP growth, low inflation, wage gains, and small business optimism.
- He mocks the panic over tariffs, notes $27 billion in tariff revenue, and says fears of inflation are unfounded.
- Carson laughs off the electric vehicle mandate in California being rolled back, equating EVs to "commuter cars and golf carts," and ridiculing the left’s regulatory priorities.
"Are you saying that lower taxes and lower regulation and not closing all the damn businesses because of a virus we paid for is actually good for business? Who would have thunk?"
— Rob Carson (03:13)
2. Democrats' Low Favorability and Left-Wing Violence
Timestamps: 04:18–06:48
- Shares Quinnipiac poll showing Democratic Party’s "lowest favorability" (30%) since 2008; attributes this to extremism and disconnect.
- Blames Democrats for normalizing violence and labels them "nuts," invoking the 2020 unrest and the assassination of Charlie Kirk as consequences of Democratic rhetoric.
- Carson asserts a "trail of blood and bodies" is traceable to Democratic politicians, mocking their denials.
"They’ve got a trail of blood and bodies that without a doubt have their name written all over it. But they’re trying to tell you we have nothing to do with it. And guess what? Nobody believes them. Nobody believes them. Because you know why? We're not stupid."
— Rob Carson (06:38)
3. Headline Segment: Jim Comey Indicted
Timestamps: 06:53–15:54
A. Significance of the Comey Indictment
- Major announcement that James Comey has been indicted, which Carson calls "just the beginning" of accountability for DOJ/FBI abuses.
- Links Chris Wray and other agency figures as likely next targets for their role in "weaponizing" the system.
B. Audio Clips: Comey Past and Present (07:53–10:14)
- Plays old audio of Comey calling to "bar Trump from future service" and "lock him up," adding that Comey’s words are now ironic given his own indictment.
- Mocks Comey's response on social media as melodramatic ("like a little girl... he said he’s a big Taylor Swift fan").
“It’s finally happening. Oh, my God. It's so... It's finally happening.”
— Rob Carson (07:46)
4. Comey’s Statement & Reaction
Timestamps: 09:03–10:14
- Plays Comey's statement about costs of "standing up to Trump," announces he’s "not afraid," and touts his innocence.
- Rob responds derisively ("you're going to prison... the DOJ was completely corrupt under you, you fool").
“We will not live on our knees. And you shouldn’t, too.”
— James Comey (09:26)
“Yeah, the DOJ was completely corrupt under you, you fool. Oh my God in heaven. I hope you go to jail. I really, really do.”
— Rob Carson (10:14)
5. Analysis of Comey's Leaks and Perjury
Timestamps: 12:39–16:26
- Revisits Comey’s 2017 testimony about leaking FBI memos to the press and denying being an anonymous source or authorizing leaks, declaring “that’s a lie.”
- Greg Jarrett and others call him “a prolific leaker,” while Carson derides Comey’s denials (“like a woman who’s had 12 children when she coughs”).
- The evidence that led to indictment revolves around this congressional testimony and contradictions.
6. Parody & Satire: Jim Gossett’s Song
Timestamps: 18:55–19:59
- Jim Gossett performs a parody to “jail Jim Comey soon,” with lines about "lying under oath" and “make Jim Comey pay.”
“In other words, Comey’s toast... Should put Comey in the pen. In other words, jail him today. Make Jim Comey pay!”
— Jim Gossett (19:09–19:59)
7. Roundtable and Reactions: Accountability Signals
Timestamps: 20:49–27:32
A. John Solomon & Miranda Devine Reactions (20:49–25:57)
- Guests underscore this is just the start; possible further indictments for FBI and government figures.
- Mirinda Devine stresses the need for “heads on pikes,” saying the only way to stop political lawfare is by accountability. Now, Trump won't "let bygones be bygones" as in his first term.
"You need heads on pikes... James Comey, I think, is just the first of several big scalps."
— Miranda Devine (25:13)
B. Tony Kennett commentary (22:02–28:32)
- Expresses joy—“I woke up with a smile thinking about the fact that it’s finally here.”
- Predicts Christopher Wray is likely next.
- Criticizes “moderate Republicans” for urging “measured” responses to left-wing violence, arguing it's time for unapologetic accountability.
8. Media Propaganda and Leftist Violence
Timestamps: 28:42–32:09
- Heavy critique of media for “purely just propagandists.”
- Tony Kennett recounts threats he’s received after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, denounces the “kill the Nazis before they kill you” narrative.
- Discusses how federal law enforcement is allegedly slow to act against leftist threats and propagandists.
"Anyone in this country who perpetuates this kind of... ‘You have to stop the Nazis before they kill you’ talk about federal law enforcement... you deserve to be unemployed for a very long time."
— Tony Kennett (29:56)
9. “No Olive Branch” and the End of Moderation
Timestamps: 31:02–33:48
- Jack Posobiec and Megan Kelly lament failed attempts at civility; time for "fighters," not olive branches.
- Carson and Kennett agree there’s no room for negotiating with the current Democratic Party, and assert that "80% of the public believes the country's headed in the wrong direction," so a coalition for radical change is possible.
10. Forgiveness and a Turn to Faith
Timestamps: 35:14–36:19
- Tim Allen quote after Charlie Kirk’s widow expresses forgiveness; inspires Allen to forgive his own father’s killer.
- Kennett contends America is returning to faith and goodness, rejecting "bitter, angry, resentful atheism and hedonism of the left."
11. Final Thoughts & Looking Forward
Timestamps: 36:27–37:47
- Mike Davis (Article 3 Project) underscores that "lawfare Democrats better lawyer up because justice is definitely coming."
- Carson and Davis agree the evidence on Comey’s perjury is "clear cut," and this will not be the last DOJ/FBI figure held accountable.
“I would say to these lawfare Democrats... justice is definitely coming.”
— Mike Davis (36:46)
Notable Quotes by Timestamp
- 03:13 – Rob Carson: “Are you saying that lower taxes and lower regulation... is actually good for business? Who would have thunk?”
- 06:38 – Rob Carson: "They've got a trail of blood and bodies... But they're trying to tell you we have nothing to do with it. And guess what? Nobody believes them... We're not stupid."
- 07:46 – Rob Carson: “It’s finally happening. Oh, my God. It's so... It's finally happening.”
- 09:26 – James Comey: “We will not live on our knees. And you shouldn’t, too.”
- 10:14 – Rob Carson: “Yeah, the DOJ was completely corrupt under you, you fool. Oh my God in heaven. I hope you go to jail. I really, really do.”
- 16:34 – Rob Carson: "He's like a woman who's had 12 children when she coughs."
- 19:09–19:59 – Jim Gossett (parody): "In other words, Comey’s toast... Should put Comey in the pen. In other words, jail him today. Make Jim Comey pay!"
- 22:23 – Tony Kennett: “It really was. It was almost as good as... That was fun. But now we know that... the statute of limitations would have run out from when he lied to Congress.”
- 25:13 – Miranda Devine: “You need heads on pikes... James Comey, I think, is just the first of several big scalps.”
- 29:56 – Tony Kennett: "Anyone in this country who perpetuates this kind of... ‘You have to stop the Nazis before they kill you’ talk about federal law enforcement... you deserve to be unemployed for a very long time."
- 36:46 – Mike Davis: "I would say to these lawfare Democrats… justice is definitely coming."
Important Segments (by Timestamp)
- 02:02–03:59: Economic news & mocking Democratic woes.
- 06:53–10:14: Announcement and reaction to the James Comey indictment, including Comey’s response.
- 12:39–16:26: Dissecting Comey’s history of leaks and perjury before Congress.
- 18:55–19:59: Musical parody on Comey's fate.
- 20:49–27:32: Analysis by Tony Kennett and Miranda Devine; expectations for more indictments.
- 28:42–32:09: Media criticism and discussion on leftist violence post-Charlie Kirk assassination.
- 36:46–37:47: Mike Davis's warning to "lawfare Democrats" and closing thoughts on Comey’s case.
Tone and Style
- Irreverent, bombastic, and comedic—Carson mixes news with sharp satire and mockery, keeping the mood triumphant for his audience.
- Frequent use of hyperbole and vivid figurative language.
- Deep partisanship throughout, focusing on vindication and retribution for perceived past injustices.
Conclusion / Episode Takeaway
Rob Carson uses the Comey indictment as a symbol that what he sees as deep-seated corruption is finally being addressed. The episode is a mix of celebration, scathing critique, and dire warnings for other government officials. Carson, his guests, and callers agree: retribution has arrived, the tables have turned, and more accountability is coming. The show’s concluding segments promise ongoing coverage and escalate the narrative of conservative resurgence and law enforcement "payback."
For listeners seeking a highly-charged, comedic, and partisan take on the Comey indictment and the theme of "retribution" in American politics, this episode delivers in Rob Carson’s signature style.