The Rubin Report

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.

Tommy Robinson, British activist known for campaigning on immigration and grooming-gang scandals, discusses demographic change, alleged institutional cover-ups, and the political impact of organized voting. He covers mass rallies, free speech and censorship concerns, border and security policy, and comparisons between UK and other countries. Short, provocative takes on identity, migration, and cultural survival.

Stephen A. Smith, prominent sports journalist and media personality, discusses politics, social issues, and the possibility of a 2028 presidential run. He critiques Democratic contenders, argues why he thinks he could beat them, and tackles topics like pandering to Black voters, crime and governance in California, taxing the rich, and local policing controversies.

A recap of the State of the Union’s most dramatic confrontations and theatrical moments. Heated exchanges with progressive lawmakers and the crowd’s reactions take center stage. Media pundits and networks come under fire for their responses. Emotional human-interest highlights and symbolic gestures are analyzed alongside political strategy and voter reactions.

A fiery takedown of political pandering, privilege and authenticity questions around a high-profile California politician. On-the-ground reporting from Skid Row highlights homelessness and policy failures. Heated debate over immigration, cartels and border security. Cultural criticism of celebrity hypocrisy and clashes over patriotism and policing in extreme weather.

Hard-hitting takes on California's affordability crisis and why wealthy residents are leaving. Heated debates over immigration policy, deportation, and border strategies. Critiques of big-city budgets, migrant costs, and political competence. International flashes on Taiwan, Europe’s cultural shifts, and concerns about public safety and extremism.

A fiery take on a proposed 9.5% property tax hike and the clash between big government promises and taxpayer realities. Discussion of people relocating from high-tax states to Florida and what that means for political divides. A look back at the Founding Fathers and federalism to frame today's shifting landscape.

Jeffrey Tucker, founder of the Brownstone Institute and economic commentator, offers a concise mini bio and perspective. He explores Nixon’s foreign-policy wins like opening China and ending Vietnam. He also discusses Nixon’s 1971 end to the gold standard, wage and price controls, inflation, and how personal insecurity shaped big-government choices.

Andrew Klavan, conservative writer and commentator, offers a provocative reexamination of George Washington. He discusses Washington’s moral character and self-discipline. He explores Washington’s stance on slavery in context. He considers Washington’s role uniting founders and his precedent of civilian control of the military. He reflects on how Washington might view modern polarization and free speech.

Glenn Beck, media entrepreneur and conservative commentator, discusses Abraham Lincoln’s harsh upbringing and moral evolution. He examines Lincoln’s leadership choices during the Civil War. They explore the first planned assassination attempt and the Ford’s Theatre night. Beck also outlines his AI project using founding-era documents to study early American thought.