The Rubin Report: Fox News Hosts Go Quiet as Press Sec Has Unhinged Reaction to Terror Attack
Release Date: June 3, 2025

Introduction
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Dave Rubin opens the episode from Tel Aviv, Israel, sharing updates on his ongoing travels post-CPAC in Hungary. He highlights his recent sold-out show in Tel Aviv and anticipates a live show from Jerusalem. Rubin sets the stage for today's discussion by emphasizing the interconnectedness of Middle Eastern events with global and American security concerns.

Correction of Previous Story
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Rubin issues a correction regarding a prior segment about Ava Moore, a young woman tragically killed in an incident involving an illegal individual. He clarifies that the arrested person was not someone Ava was with but an unrelated illegal entrant, underscoring his commitment to factual accuracy.

Boulder, Colorado Terror Attack and Immigration Policies
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The core of today's discussion centers on the recent terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, perpetrated by Mohammed Sabri Soliman, a 45-year-old Egyptian national who overstayed his visa. Rubin references Fox News sources detailing Soliman's entry into the U.S. in August 2023, his overstayed visa, and the lack of effective vetting processes under the Biden administration. Soliman used a makeshift flamethrower and Molotov cocktails, resulting in multiple injuries and targeting a Jewish community gathering.

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"We let this jihadist in. I guess I say we in the sort of like. We like this because it was Joe Biden."
— Dave Rubin [00:10:15]

Rubin expresses frustration over the perceived failures in immigration policies, suggesting that lax vetting contributed to the attack. He extrapolates the risk by outlining a hypothetical scenario where even a small percentage of illegal entrants could pose significant threats, emphasizing the urgency of reform.

Media Representation of Terrorism vs. Gun Violence
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Rubin critiques the mainstream media's portrayal of the Boulder attack, arguing that outlets like Fox News mischaracterized the incident as part of the ongoing gun violence epidemic rather than recognizing it as a terrorist act. He accuses the media of racial misrepresentation by implying the attacker is white, thereby diverting attention from the terrorism angle.

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"They imply that he is white. Then of course, they make it about guns and they make it about the Right."
— Dave Rubin [00:20:45]

He further criticizes political figures, such as Jamie Raskin, for downplaying the targeted nature of the attack, arguing that it was a deliberate act against Zionists rather than random violence. Rubin calls out whathe perceives as hypocrisy and deflection tactics within the media and political discourse.

Trump vs. Biden Immigration Policy Debate
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Rubin draws a stark contrast between the immigration policies of Donald Trump and Joe Biden. He lauds Trump's stringent measures to curb illegal immigration and deport those with malicious intentions, while condemning Biden's administration for what he sees as an open-border policy that jeopardizes national security.

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"You cannot just murder people and get away with it. I know that seemingly is what the Democrats would want, but no more of this."
— Dave Rubin [00:30:20]

He highlights efforts by the current administration to deport illegal entrants, framing it as a necessary step to protect communities from further terrorist acts. Rubin underscores the bipartisan nature of the threat, mentioning recent attacks against both Jewish and Christian individuals, and urges a unified stance against domestic terrorism.

Elon Musk and Doge's Role in Government Efficiency
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Transitioning from security issues, Rubin delves into the significance of Elon Musk stepping away from his role related to "Doge," which is metaphorically linked to government oversight and efficiency. He praises Musk's contributions to reducing waste and fraud within government operations, projecting substantial savings and a more accountable administration.

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"Once you start cleaning some of this stuff up... the government will start tightening itself."
— Dave Rubin [00:40:10]

Rubin criticizes mainstream outlets like the New York Times for their negative portrayal of Musk, defending his efforts to streamline government functions. He predicts that Musk's initiatives will lead to significant financial savings and enhanced governmental transparency.

Tariffs and Trade Relations with China
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The discussion shifts to the ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China. Rubin references a statement from Donald Trump on Truth Social, detailing the impact of tariffs on China's economy and the subsequent economic stabilization following a swift deal. He criticizes China's breach of agreements and underscores the necessity of reducing reliance on Chinese manufacturing to safeguard American interests.

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"We need to take a hard look at the kinds of people we're letting into this country."
— Dave Rubin [00:50:30]

Rubin supports the administration's efforts to "de-risk" rather than completely decouple from China, advocating for maintaining essential trade links while minimizing vulnerabilities exposed during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. He emphasizes the importance of being self-reliant in critical sectors, such as technology and healthcare.

Greta Thunberg's Gaza Mission
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Addressing international activism, Rubin discusses Greta Thunberg's recent attempt to sail to Gaza aboard the ship "Madeleine," organized by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition. He expresses disdain for Thunberg, labeling her efforts as misguided and hypocritical, especially given Israel's longstanding contributions to environmental sustainability in the region.

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"So it's a little unclear where she is right now. Did she get all the way here? Would they allow her to enter Gaza?"
— Dave Rubin [00:58:45]

Rubin questions the effectiveness and motives behind Thunberg's actions, suggesting alternative approaches that might have been more practical. He juxtaposes her environmental activism with Israel's achievements in green energy, implying a bias in global perceptions and actions.

Inspiring Story of DJ Daniel
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Concluding on a heartfelt note, Rubin shares an uplifting story about DJ Daniel, a young man admired for his bravery and resilience in the face of brain and spinal cancer. Rubin reads a heartfelt tweet from the White House, highlighting Daniel's induction as an honorary police officer and his ongoing battle with tumors. He reflects on Daniel's positive outlook and his own plans to visit Jerusalem to pray for Daniel, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and supporting individuals who embody courage and hope.

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"Agent Daniel, you're a true legend. And I thought we would end today's show instead of Greta and the awful people..."
— Dave Rubin [01:10:15]

Daniel's inspirational message—"If somebody makes me have a bad day, I'm still gonna have a good day. I don't care."—resonates deeply with Rubin, who vows to honor Daniel's spirit through prayers and public support.

Conclusion
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Dave Rubin wraps up the episode by contrasting the negativity surrounding global and national security issues with the uplifting story of DJ Daniel. He reinforces the show's mission to highlight both critical societal challenges and the indomitable human spirit exemplified by individuals like Daniel. Rubin promises more updates from the Holy Land in future episodes, leaving listeners with a balanced perspective of vigilance and hope.

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