The Rubin Report

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.

Viva Frei, former litigator turned legal commentator, breaks down filings and fraud allegations. Alex Stein, provocative on-the-ground commentator, adds confrontational citizen-journalism color. They dig into a viral visit to a winery tied to Ilhan Omar’s circle and suspicious white-label winery practices. Other topics include viral protest footage and celebrity hypocrisy. Fast-paced, combative, and investigative.

Ron Johnson, U.S. Senator from Wisconsin known for fiscal oversight and homeland security work, discusses immigration enforcement, DHS data on non‑detained criminals, and sanctuary city conflicts. He tackles the filibuster’s future and the so‑called nuclear option. The conversation also covers federal spending, debt concerns, and foreign policy risks like Iran.

A heated discussion of a Minneapolis hospital visit that sparked outrage after an NYPD shooting. Analysis of Trump’s plan for ICE raids and the political optics around enforcement. TV shouting matches over ICE statistics and media narratives. Debate about voter ID, the Epstein email revelations, and reactions to Bill Gates. A lively community Q&A rounds out the show.

Explosive new reporting on alleged financial irregularities tied to a winery and a family business. Heated debate over political rhetoric about ICE and who really supports immigration enforcement. Grammys controversy around a celebrity’s “stolen land” remark and tribal responses. Discussion of leaked files tied to elite figures and the potential political fallout.

A heated take on media hypocrisy and whether on-air protests count as journalism. A tense moment about potential legal risks for journalists after a Minnesota protest. Celebrity activism and Grammys remarks get roasted. New York's fiscal crisis and taxing the rich are debated. Polling shifts and election strategy for conservatives are highlighted.

A fiery unpacking of Donald Trump’s legal threat to Trevor Noah and the libel versus free speech debate. A critique of Grammy moments from Trevor Noah to Billie Eilish and celebrity activism. A deep dive into Don Lemon’s arrest, the FACE Act, and media fact-checks. Clips on race and wealth, wild local protests, and Elon Musk’s controversial views round out the discussion.

Michael Shermer, author and founder of Skeptic Magazine, is a science writer who studies truth and debunking conspiracies. He discusses the erosion of trust after COVID, how to use Bayesian, evidence‑based thinking amid misinformation, the threats of deepfakes and AI to visual evidence, and why historical revisionism and politicized science fuel false narratives.

Brigitte Gabriel, founder of ACT for America and NYT bestselling author, shares her journey from Lebanon to U.S. politics. She discusses the Muslim Brotherhood’s long game in American institutions. She covers foreign funding reshaping campuses, electoral coalition tactics, and what a collapsing Iranian regime could mean. Calls for civic action and lessons from Lebanon and Iran are highlighted.

A tense debate over the legality and aims of capturing Nicolás Maduro, including sharp constitutional clashes. Heated discussion about calls for regime change in Cuba and repatriation concerns for Venezuelans. Viral footage shifts narratives around immigration enforcement incidents. New proposals for kids’ investment accounts and a pitched fight over New York City’s fiscal emergency and tax plans.