The Rubin Report

Eva Vlaardingerbroek, a Dutch political commentator known for speaking on immigration and cultural identity, discusses her UK entry ban and free speech concerns. She debates remigration and Europe’s demographic shifts. The conversation covers Ukraine, Iran, Western media narratives, and the role of Christianity in shaping Western values.

Jan Jekielek, senior editor and author of Killed to Order, investigates allegations of China's forced organ harvesting. He discusses whistleblower reports, links to military hospitals and transport networks, the role of mass incarceration of Falun Gong and Uyghurs, tribunal and scientific evidence, and proposed U.S. legislation to deter the practice.

A fiery breakdown of Joe Kent's Tucker Carlson appearance and whether his claims about Charlie Kirk hold up. A heated debate over whether Iran posed an imminent threat and clips justifying past actions. Polling that shows MAGA loyalty to Trump despite controversies. Fiscal fallout as wealthy residents flee New York and a costly, unfinished California wildlife bridge fiasco.

A rapid-fire rundown of political curveballs and whistleblower exposes. They discuss a politician breaking from party lines and debates over accountability on Israel and borders. Investigations into hospice and healthcare fraud get blasted. Proposals to reshuffle taxes and city loans for small businesses spark concern. Clips of on-air confrontations, financial audits of young adults, social media fixes, AI benefits, and a community Q&A round out the show.

A rapid-fire rundown of political fireworks: claims about a former intelligence official and media reaction. Polling shifts that could shake up 2028. A St. Patrick’s Day speech turned controversial over Gaza. Street interviews pitting safety concerns against political movements. Debate over election integrity, immigrant rules, and partisan maneuvers in Congress.

A heated discussion about the perceived threat of radical Islam and Iran's regional moves. Debate over U.S. military strategy, the Strait of Hormuz, and media narratives. Conversations on AI’s economic impact and the prospect of universal basic income. Critiques of progressive policies on race, hiring, and new municipal offices. Cultural skirmishes involving Hollywood and political speech.

A deep dive into claims that an intelligence agency targeted a major commentator over communications with Iran. Heated influencer feuds and rising tensions among right-leaning media figures get dissected. Coverage of recent domestic security incidents and debates over DHS funding appear alongside critiques of media behavior and political messaging.

Miranda Devine, New York Post columnist and investigative journalist who broke the Hunter Biden laptop story, discusses how the hard drive surfaced and newsroom verification. She examines Big Tech censorship, intelligence community letters around 2020, and alleged Deep State influence. Miranda also explores the rise of alternative media, the responsibilities of long-form podcasts, and changing dynamics in mainstream journalism.

Gates Garcia, host and cultural commentator who focuses on politics and free speech, and DeVory Darkins, military veteran and conservative podcaster who covers security and governance, debate Trump’s risky claim that the Iran war is over. They discuss what a real victory would look like, regime-change risks, regional fallout, California politics around hospice fraud, and rising tensions and narratives in the media.

Footage of a Ramadan prayer at New York City Hall and controversial gestures sparks debate about public religion and extremist symbolism. Questions arise after footage shows Zohran Mamdani’s wife liking a Hamas-linked post. Discussions cover recent Islamist-inspired attacks, media double standards on culture and religion, BlackRock’s ESG regrets, and a wide-ranging community Q&A.