The Rubin Report

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.

Michael Knowles, conservative commentator and podcast host, offers a concise mini bio. He explores why Reagan's legacy is being rethought. They cover Reagan's Cold War leadership, economic revival, and national optimism. Discussion touches on his controversial immigration amnesty, party realignment, comparisons with Trump, 1980s culture, and debates over his later years and cognitive health.

Anna Paulina Luna, a U.S. Congresswoman focused on immigration and national sovereignty, explains how sanctuary policies hamper law enforcement and create chaos. She discusses European mass migration lessons for the U.S., the push for the SAVE Act, DOJ scrutiny around high-profile investigations, and GOP midterm priorities like voter ID and prescription caps.

Fiery TV confrontations over the SAVE Act and voter ID claims set the tone. Heated debates about documentation for married and rural women spark controversy. Global unrest and anti-Israel protests in Australia are highlighted. Contentious exchanges over redactions in the Epstein files and questions about gender definitions create flashpoints. Polling discussed shows widespread concern about party direction.

Michele Tafoya, four-time Emmy-winning sports journalist turned U.S. Senate candidate from Minnesota. She talks about how politics have invaded sports, the cultural debate around the Super Bowl halftime, law enforcement reactions to ICE protests, local frustrations with Minnesota leaders, and why she’s running as a common-sense conservative focused on results.

Behind-the-scenes campaign dirty tricks and coordinated rumor machines around Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are laid bare. Media framing and corrected DHS statistics get scrutinized. Viral moments of civic ignorance and awkward legal defenses make for cringe-worthy news. High-profile relocations of billionaires and debates over immigration enforcement also get debated.

A sharp take on the Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show and the liberal reactions it provoked. A breakdown of Sunny Hostin's remarks about Puerto Rico and perceived condescension. Coverage of controversial criminal sentencing and claims of lenient policy effects. Reports on LA's approach to homelessness and drug use, political dishonesty in office, and an odd Super Bowl ad origin story.

A heated breakdown of reactions to Bad Bunny's Spanish Super Bowl set and the culture clash it sparked. A look at political pushback from Trump and debates over national unity and family standards. Clips challenge ICE, sanctuary city narratives and a Minneapolis killing. Conversations about demographic change, election safeguards, and whether AI and robotics can rescue the national debt.

Harmeet Dhillon, Assistant Attorney General and constitutional lawyer focused on civil rights and voting, speaks about federal enforcement of protest laws. She discusses the FACE Act and its use in a church protest, evidence against high-profile participants, limits of First Amendment protections, claims of uneven policing, and DOJ priorities like voting integrity and religious liberty.