The Jeremy Boreing Show

A critique of victimhood narratives and why agency matters for personal and national flourishing. Discussion of research linking choice and relationships to better lives. Examination of political scapegoating, rising antisemitism, and how demagogues exploit anger. A call to rebuild through small acts, community, faith, and responsibility rather than blaming forces beyond your control.

Christina Buttons, journalist who reports on autism, mental health, and gender identity, recounts receiving an adult autism diagnosis and later questioning it. She discusses broadened diagnostic criteria, social identity formation around diagnoses, links between autism and gender dysphoria, and California’s controversial mental-health funding and school practices. The conversation probes overdiagnosis, internet-driven identity culture, and restoring clinical clarity.

Ami Kozak, Jewish culture critic who calls out conduct; Shabbos Kestenbaum, Orthodox Gen Z commentator on antisemitism; Billy Hallowell, author and faith-focused CBN host. They dissect Candace’s 236-claim gish-gallop, media trust collapse, the rise of confusion artists like Tucker, wine-mom smear campaigns, Gen Z cultural shifts, conspiracy comfort food, and why preponderance often beats proof.

They unpack false reports about large layoffs and why inflated narratives spread so fast. The conversation traces how journalism shifted from verification to spectacle and activism. Examples include high-profile reporting failures, the rise of personality-driven media, and a “grift industrial complex” that rewards speed over accuracy. The episode argues for rebuilding institutions that restore verification and responsibility.

Alana Newhouse, founder of Tablet Magazine and essayist on Zionism and culture, discusses national identity and the cultural project of believing in tomorrow. She considers Israel as a lens for diagnosing America. Short takes cover culture as a mixing board, America’s capitalism and covenant, four tests of national viability, social media’s fever beliefs, and the choice to conserve, reform, destroy, or build new.

Politics is entertainment now. So is the news. The Right finally figured out how to use that — and so did the grifters who came in right behind them. Jeremy is joined LIVE by Shawn Farash, Siaka Massaquoi, and Jon Lewis to discuss what the convergence of news, politics, and entertainment makes possible, what it costs, and how to tell the difference between the people doing the work and the ones cashing in.

A heated moral split over a viral video and what it reveals about modern perception. A claim that decades of cultural change amplified relational aggression and reshaped feminine power. Data on declining female happiness, fertility, and shifting divorce patterns. Analysis of institutions, true-crime media dynamics, and the monetized public destruction of one grieving woman.

Lauren Southern, a Canadian political commentator and filmmaker known for viral stances on feminism and immigration, reflects on her rise, online performance, and faith. She discusses audience capture, performative Christianity, the split worlds of conservative media, foreign influence and paid tweets. The conversation also covers trad culture, public redemption narratives, and why online identities can become frozen.

Pavel Widawski, immigrant creator of Be a Man With Me who tells vivid firsthand stories. Gates Garcia, campus commentator and We The People host focused on Gen Z and institutions. John Lovell, founder of Warrior Poet Society blending military grit with Christian virtue. They debate manosphere mimicry, toxic masculinity and femininity, the 15-degree phenomenon, male friendships, rites of passage, and hard, practical advice for young men.

A lot of people believe they independently "woke up" to the truth about Israel, the Jews, and who really runs the world over the last two years. Jeremy Boreing makes the case that they didn't — they were sold a worldview using the same rhetorical machinery that's fueled every social contagion from eugenics to the population bomb to Covid-era hysteria. Using dozens of examples, Jeremy breaks down the specific techniques deployed by Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and the wider black-pilled online right: pre-suasion, presupposition, assertion stacking, asymmetric skepticism, authority transfer, and the manufactured feeling of "waking up" that hijacks real skepticism and turns it into religious conviction. Not a defense of Israeli policy. Not a claim that conspiracies don't exist. A clinical look at how conviction is engineered — and how to notice when it's being engineered on you. 00:00 You’re Not Immune 00:47 Loose Change, 9/11, and the Illusion of Insight 03:06 Pre-suasion: Telling You What You See 04:42 Tucker Carlson on Pearl Harbor 09:30 "Obviously," "Clearly," "Of Course" 13:08 The First Deception in the Garden 14:43 Candace Owens: "We Don't Know Know, But We Know" 18:41 Eugenics, Overpopulation, Climate Panic 22:29 The Contagions of the 2020s 23:40 The Current Anti-Israel / Antisemitism Wave 29:05 Authority Transfer and the Moon Landing 32:33 Healthy Skepticism vs. Reflexive Cynicism #tuckercarlson #candaceowens #jeremyboreing #jameslindsay #propaganda #mediamanipulation #SocialContagion #Antisemitism #israel #ConservativeCivilWar #criticalthinking #psyop #moonlanding #america