Adam Sosnick

The war on Iran has divided Trump’s base and nothing currently shows this more than warring MAGA podcasters. The likes of Tucker Carlson, Theo Von, Candace Owens and Joe Rogan all hold huge influence - and all supported Trump’s re-election, but have spoken out against the Iran War. And vehemently pro-war broadcasters like Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro are nowhere to be seen at the top of the charts. Trump’s MAGA core has always been right behind him - but they’re nowhere near enough for him or any Republican to win the presidency. Joining Piers Morgan to discuss this is former US defense secretary and CIA director Leon Panetta, host of No Spin News Bill O’Reilly, and former wrestler, actor and Governor Jesse Ventura. Plus host of Part of the Problem Dave Smith and Valuetainment host and PBD Podcast’s Adam Sosnick go head-to-head… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam Sosnick, a frequent panelist known for sharp conservative takes, and Rob, a regular contributor who adds context and commentary, debate Team USA athletes criticizing America at the Olympics. They discuss whether airing grievances abroad crosses a line. The conversation covers free speech versus consequences, patriotism, performative outrage, and when criticism should stay domestic.

Adam Sosnick, a political commentator with a sharp focus on audience engagement, joins outspoken contributor Vincent 'Vinny' Oshana to dive into surprising findings from a Wall Street Journal poll showing Republicans trusted more on key issues like the economy and immigration. They dissect the disconnect between media narratives and voter sentiments, arguing that online outrage doesn’t reflect real opinions. The conversation shifts to Trump's impressive approval ratings and the need for Republicans to take action, while also addressing public distrust in justice.

Vincent 'Vinny' Oshana, a strategic commentator probing endgames. Adam Sosnick, analyst warning about Iran’s proxy tactics. Tom Ellsworth, commentator tracking global posturing. Victor Davis Hanson, classical historian linking past to present. They debate Iran’s weakening regime, 22+ nations mobilizing to secure the Strait of Hormuz, shifting alliances, and what true victory or governance might look like.

Rob, a sharp panel contributor who offers quick reactions; Tom Ellsworth, a commentator who brings moral and legal perspective; Adam Sosnick, a contrarian voice rooted in cultural skepticism. They probe Iran’s reported long-range missile capability, debate credibility and possible deception, and wrestle with whether this development forces a major shift in global strategy.

Adam Sosnick, a quick-take analyst, and Vincent 'Vinny' Oshana, a commentator who brings moral and religious perspective, debate Trump's inflammatory tweet about Robert Mueller's reported death. They clash over celebrating death, political vengeance, leadership restraint, and whether investigations have been properly pursued. Short, sharp back-and-forths on accountability and consequences.

Adam Sosnick, a political commentator known for parsing negotiation tactics; Vincent 'Vinny' Oshana, offering humanitarian and on-the-ground perspective; Tom Ellsworth, financial and geopolitical analyst. They discuss shifting presidential messaging, market shocks and oil moves, naval deployments and military posture, and the humanitarian risk of targeting Iran’s power infrastructure.

Vincent 'Vinny' Oshana, sharp panel commentator, and Adam Sosnick, geopolitical and business analyst, break down the fallout from Israel’s strike on the South Pars gas field. They debate strategic stakes of attacking energy infrastructure. They weigh differing agendas of the US, Israel and Iran. They discuss risks of escalation, trust among allies, and how repeated strikes could deepen the crisis.

Adam Sosnick, panel analyst who explains geopolitical patterns, and Vincent 'Vinny' Oshana, outspoken cultural commentator, tackle Iran’s reported execution of a champion wrestler. They discuss alleged torture and forced confessions. They examine risks to other protesters and athletes. They critique global and sports institutions’ muted responses.

Vincent 'Vinny' Oshana (panel contributor known for sharp interjections), Tom Ellsworth (strategic historian of international affairs), and Adam Sosnick (political commentator) dissect Iran’s sudden leadership change. They discuss the leader’s family tragedy and revenge risks. Conversation covers succession realities, internal factions, allegations of wealth and Western ties, and the ticking timeline for potential retaliation.