Dave Smith

Dave Smith, comedian and libertarian commentator known for anti-war politics, dives into media lies, World War II as a modern state myth, and why antiwar voices are winning public opinion. He also gets into the Israel lobby, rising tribal backlash, empire’s decline, FBI skepticism, the Epstein cover-up, and Trump’s next move on Iran.

Dave Smith, comedian, political commentator, libertarian voice, and Part of the Problem creator, dives into suspicious market trades, institutional rot, and bot-driven online narratives. He and Joe Rogan hit Gaza, immigration, COVID-era fallout, Libya and Iran war fears, then pivot to MMA psychology, heavyweight talent, UFC economics, and the chaos of weight cutting.

Join Sarah Palin, the former Governor of Alaska, alongside political commentator Destiny, journalist Mehdi Hasan, and libertarian Dave Smith for a fiery discussion on the contentious U.S. election landscape. They dive into the dynamics of political rallies, contrasting Trump’s unique appeal amid rising economic woes, and the stark polarization over issues like immigration and energy production. Expect personal jabs and passionate disagreements as they explore the implications of these debates on voters’ sentiments and the political future.

Dave Smith, comedian and libertarian political commentator behind Part of the Problem, dives into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with a sharp, combative lens. They tackle the Abraham Accords, occupation and radicalization, land-for-peace, annexation, U.S. backing, Trump’s role, and how tensions with Iran could spark a wider Middle East crisis.

Join comedian and political commentator Dave Smith as he delves into the rise and fall of the Intellectual Dark Web. Known for his libertarian views, Dave discusses how figures like Jordan Peterson and Sam Harris initially championed free speech but have since veered towards calls for censorship. The conversation explores the evolution of political identities, the impact of 'wokeness' on American culture, and the complexities of foreign policy discussions, pushing for a more nuanced dialogue amidst today's turbulent political landscape.

Megyn Kelly hosts Dave Smith, a stand-up comedian and political commentator known for his libertarian insights. They tackle the complex issues surrounding the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk, emphasizing the importance of presumption of innocence amidst public grief. Smith dives into the fallout from the Epstein scandal, unraveling how it exacerbates public distrust in institutions. The duo also discusses new Epstein photos, political implications, and the economic challenges facing younger generations. It's a thought-provoking exploration of trust, justice, and accountability.

In this discussion, Dave Smith, a Libertarian commentator and podcast host, dives into the multifaceted impact of neoconservatives on American policy. He explores the historical context of the Iraq War and critiques the War on Terror's ramifications. Smith argues that D.C. is the most powerful organization ever, while questioning the motives behind American foreign interventions. The conversation also addresses economic issues stemming from easy monetary policies and the growing disconnect between political accountability and the real world.

Dave Smith, comedian and podcaster known for sharp political commentary, joins to tackle media manipulation and conservative infighting. They talk Mark Levin and the so-called Boomercons. Conversations range from how decentralised media upends old smear tactics to debates over U.S.–Israel policy and rethinking 20th-century narratives.

Bill O'Reilly, longtime conservative commentator; Dave Smith, contrarian comedian and podcast host. They spar over the Iran conflict and Strait of Hormuz blockade, debate who influenced strikes and whether escalation helps Trump, and argue about rising oil prices, UK-US relations, and the political fallout of wartime messaging.

Dave Smith, comedian and libertarian political commentator, dives into why Israel’s goals and Washington war incentives often seem aligned. He gets into lobby influence, defense profits, Gaza’s impact on public opinion, and why economic pressures, inflation, oil, and tribal politics can distort how Americans read foreign policy.