The Rubin Report

Tense discussion of a harsh Trump warning to Iran over oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz. Debate over wartime strategy, leadership changes in Iran, and claims the military phase is nearly complete. Domestic chaos as DHS funding fights leave TSA workers unpaid and airports delayed. Coverage of a foiled NYC IED plot and media missteps around its reporting.

A heated debate over Bill Maher’s surprising stance on military strikes against Iran and reactions from political figures. Discussions on alleged Democratic hypocrisy and media narratives around foreign policy. Examination of threats at home including a Gracie Mansion bombing attempt and the danger of TATP. Conversations about modern progressive policies, Latin America strategy, and concerns over radicalization and drone threats.

John Rich, Grammy-winning country artist and co-founder of Old Glory Bank, talks about standing for free speech and founding a bank to fight debanking. He discusses cultural shifts in country music, migration to freer cities, and why human creativity still matters in the era of AI. Conversations cover balancing music, business, and civic action.

Jaimee Michell, founder of Gays Against Groomers and conservative commentator, and Jacob Smith, center-right commentator and host of The Moderate Case. They dissect Tucker Carlson's made-up Iran story. They debate Israel's deterrence and regional risks. They examine cult-like influencer tactics online and shifting Western responses to Iran.

A heated media showdown over coverage of fallen soldiers and political framing. Tense clashes about the Iran conflict, including strategy, Senate votes, and a viral Rubio clip from 2015. Investigations into Minnesota fraud and contentious Texas primary politics. A wide-ranging Q&A and some nostalgic pop culture throwbacks near the end.

A heated rundown of U.S. strikes on Iran and why leaders say the timing mattered. Clips question whether Israel influenced U.S. decisions and examine shifting regional alliances. Sharp political clashes over congressional approval, past Libya precedent, and media double standards. Packed with debates on immigration, border policy, and implications for upcoming midterm politics.

Debates over Iran's alleged missile stockpiles and the rationale for U.S. strikes. Claims of coordinated U.S.-Israeli military action and discussions of escalation options. Media narratives, misinformation risks, and AI-generated propaganda are examined. Personal stories about Iranian women and constitutional questions around war powers are also raised.

A blow-by-blow of a major strike on Iran and the president's hardline threats to Revolutionary Guard leaders. A resurfaced 1980 clip shows long-standing thinking on Iran. Debates over regime change, strategic aims, and links to China and oil dominate the discussion. Reactions range from jubilant Iranian footage to legal and political pushback at home.

Buck Sexton, conservative commentator and author of Manufacturing Delusion, explores propaganda, brainwashing, and political indoctrination. He traces historical conditioning techniques to modern media and social algorithms. Discussions include how movements and messaging can replicate totalitarian tactics, the psychology behind cult-like politics, and why individual vigilance matters in today’s information landscape.

Dr. Mike Israetel, sports scientist and Renaissance Periodization co-founder, debunks fitness and nutrition myths. He breaks down organic vs conventional food data, diet soda and HFCS, and why moderation beats perfection. Practical training tips, minimum‑effective workouts, recovery, supplements like creatine, and thoughtful takes on HRT and weight‑loss drugs round out the conversation.