The Rob Carson Show

Episode Title: Kaitlin Bennett Exposes the Left's Civil War Plans!
Date: October 22, 2025
Host: Rob Carson
Guest: Kaitlin Bennett (Co-founder, Liberty Hangout), Caroline Levitt (Political Commentator), and multiple audio clips of Karine Jean-Pierre, Joe Biden, and news reports.

Episode Overview

Rob Carson delivers his signature brand of comedic, irreverent, and highly critical commentary on contemporary American politics and culture. In this episode, he focuses on the legacy of President Joe Biden, the recent “No Kings” protests, media narratives, and allegations of left-wing orchestration of civil unrest. The highlight is his interview with Kaitlin Bennett, who shares firsthand accounts of hostility at leftist rallies and discusses the funding and organization behind progressive protest movements.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Mocking the Biden Legacy & Media Narratives

• Rob repeatedly refers to Karine Jean-Pierre as “Renfield,” likening her defense of Joe Biden to a servant tending to Dracula, highlighting what he sees as Biden's decline and the Democratic Party's denial.
• The show skewers Biden’s record on inflation, used car prices, the job market, and border security, asserting that "everything sucked under Joe Biden" ([03:00]).
• Rob plays a series of audio clips of Karine Jean-Pierre defending Biden, calling her statements disingenuous and facetious.

2. Accusations Against Joe Biden and His Administration

• Rob shares stories and statistics suggesting older Americans are suffering due to economic hardship:

  "I can't tell you how many times in four years I met people in their 70s who came out of retirement to work themselves to death." ([03:45])

• Allegations of corruption, family enrichment through foreign deals (particularly with China), and mishandling of border policy, trafficking of minors ([04:57], [06:48], [08:28]).
• Mockery and sarcasm directed at Karine Jean-Pierre’s book tour and media appearances defending Biden’s competence.

3. Border & Immigration Policy Critique

• Byron Donalds and Rob Carson discuss self-deportation numbers and critiques of Biden’s border policy, including the alleged trafficking of hundreds of thousands of children due to lax oversight ([06:21]–[07:39]).
• Detailed criticisms of Biden’s changes compared to Trump’s stricter enforcement.

4. Media, Lies, and Perceptions

• Montage of Joe Biden statements Rob labels as false or misleading ([14:20]–[14:55]).
• Caroline Levitt attacks Karine Jean-Pierre:

  "She is one of the main culprits of the greatest coverup and scandal in American history. She took the podium every day and lied to the press..." ([09:56])

• Satirical repetition of Karine Jean-Pierre’s classic non-answers ("I don't have anything") as a critique of the administration's unwillingness to respond to tough questions ([11:23]–[11:47]).

5. Trump and White House Ballroom Controversy

• Discussion about Democrats’ outrage over Trump installing a new White House ballroom, defending it as a practical improvement:

  "Honestly, your argument again is specious and ridiculous. Coming up, Caitlyn Bennett, co founder of Liberty Hangout." ([20:22])

• Jokes about presidential "balls" and previous presidents’ modernization projects ([19:08]–[19:50]).

6. Kaitlin Bennett Interview: Inside the “Civil War” Protest Movements

a. Hostility and Dehumanization

• Bennett recounts being told by a protester that she would be glad if Bennett died, after expressing gladness over Charlie Kirk’s death ([23:17]–[24:46]).

  "To have someone not only cheer his assassination, but then say they’d be happy if that were to happen to me too. I’ve just never heard someone say that to my face." – Kaitlin Bennett ([24:20])

• Rob compares this sentiment to the dehumanization tactics of Nazi Germany ([24:46]–[25:08]).
• Bennett observes the potential danger of ordinary-seeming people holding extreme hostility toward conservatives ([25:08]).

b. Funding, Logistics, and Organization

• Rob and Bennett discuss the heavily funded and orchestrated nature of protests, citing a cash analysis of the "No Kings" protest revealing ~$294 million in funding tied to Soros, Arabella, and others ([38:08]).
• Allegations that regular protests are carefully scheduled, well-compensated, and that paid protesters leave precisely at advertised end times ([35:33]–[36:09]).

  "No more than two hours will they spend fighting this Hitler Nazi fascist regime. That’s how unserious these people are..." – Kaitlin Bennett ([36:09])

• Discussion of emails and talking points distributed to activists from the top down ([37:10]).

c. Predictions and Concerns: Civil Unrest & National Guard Readiness

• Rob references (and mildly satirizes) Gateway Pundit articles about National Guard preparations for mass civil unrest in April 2026, arguing that the left's “proxy army” (e.g., Antifa) is preparing for a kind of civil conflict ([32:29], [38:49]).

d. Generational Divide in Protests

• Bennett notes the demographic skew of anti-Trump rallies (“crazy cul de sac dwell cat ladies” and elderly boomers), asserting she is usually the youngest present ([34:06]).

7. Satirical Musical Interlude

• Jim Gossett debuts a parody “Ballroom Blitz” Trump theme song satirizing opponents, referencing Antifa, Schumer, and the general political environment ([32:00]).

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Rob Carson, on Biden's legacy:

  "Did nothing in his 50 year tenure as a public servant but enrich himself." ([11:47])

• Caroline Levitt, on Jean-Pierre:

  "She is one of the main culprits of the greatest coverup and scandal in American history." ([09:56])

• Kaitlin Bennett, on protest hostility:

  "To have someone not only cheer [Charlie Kirk’s] assassination, but then say they’d be happy if that were to happen to me too…" ([24:20])

• Rob Carson, on protest funding:

  "I have friends who went down like take their kids in strollers. I’m like, you people are just strolling stupid." ([38:49])

• Kaitlin Bennett, on protest organization:

  "No more than two hours will they spend fighting this Hitler Nazi fascist regime." ([36:09])

• Rob Carson, on administration responses:

  "There’s no doubt about it. You can deny it all you want, you can sit in your fluffed crowds with the View and, and, and Stephen Colbert. All shows that are going to be disappearing soon. And you could pretend like he was great president, but everybody knows he was awful." ([11:47])

• Satirical touch: Karine Jean-Pierre’s “I don’t have anything” loop ([11:23]).

Important Timestamps

• [01:18]: Official open of the Rob Carson Show
• [03:00]: Critique of Biden's economic record
• [06:21]: Byron Donalds/Talk on border policy and self-deportation
• [07:39]: Fox News segment on trafficked children
• [09:56]: Caroline Levitt attacks Karine Jean-Pierre’s credibility
• [11:23]–[11:47]: Satirical repetition of Jean-Pierre’s “I don’t have anything”
• [19:08]–[19:50]: Discussion of White House ballroom renovations
• [23:17]: Kaitlin Bennett confronts extreme protester hostility
• [24:46]: Rob compares protester mania to Nazi Germany, Bennett reflects
• [32:29]: References to civil unrest planning & National Guard (Gateway Pundit)
• [34:06]: Bennett on demographic realities of leftist protests
• [36:09]: “No more than two hours” quote on paid protester seriousness
• [38:08]: Follow-the-money breakdown of “No Kings” protest funding

Tone & Language

Consistent with the show’s brand:

• Sarcastic, confrontational, and humorous
• Heavily critical of Democratic leadership, the media, and left-leaning activists
• Reliant on parody, exaggeration, and biting satire
• Frequent use of pop culture references, irreverent analogies, and colorful language (e.g., “harpies from hell,” “crazy cul de sac dwell cat ladies")

Summary Value

This episode is a robust primer on the current conservative media critique of the Biden administration and protest culture, featuring inside perspectives from prominent right-wing commentator Kaitlin Bennett. It intermingles serious allegations with satire, parodic music, and pointed personal anecdotes to underpin its argument that civil unrest is being fomented on the left, allegedly in response to Democratic decline and electoral loss. Listeners interested in the right’s view of protest organization, media hypocrisy, and potential civil strife will find this episode especially representative of the genre.