Real Coffee with Scott Adams

They debate rumors of Kurdish mobilization and Iran-linked attacks on Amazon data centers. Military tech gets attention with laser defenses and bamboo-fiber drones. Political confrontations and hearings pop up, from Capitol Hill protests to a Minnesota fraud hearing and a SCOTUS deportation ruling. Side topics include undercover ICE vehicles, a Venezuela gold deal, and critiques of California policy.

Conversations jump from strategies for cutting toxic people out of your life to workplace boundary tactics. They analyze recent Pentagon updates and how actions in Iran affect China. Political messaging and primary upsets get debated alongside DNC fundraising concerns. Lively detours cover U.S.-Ecuador anti-narcotics raids, a viral Japanese rescue robot, and reports about a missing retired major general.

BJ Dichter, Canadian political activist and former candidate known for freedom convoy activism and national security commentary. He discusses driving tech tradeoffs and real safety risks from touchscreen controls. He explains propaganda and political entryism around Iran and Islamism. He outlines why Israel faces frontline threats and how Islamist influence operates in Canadian politics.

A lively roundtable breaks down recent US-Israel strikes on Iran and the unfolding regional fallout. They map which countries were hit and unpack Operation Epic Fury’s stated goals. Panelists debate motives like nuclear prevention and oil strategy. The conversation covers potential timelines, domestic political effects, public safety concerns, and how regional alliances may shift.

Conversation jumps between family-growth trends in red states and a debate about what drives higher birth rates. They dissect stalled voting ID legislation and frustration with Senate inaction. Panel wrestles with AI layoffs, whether 'AI' is an excuse, and concrete ways to protect jobs. They outline seven signs of cognitive dissonance and cover rising tensions with Iran and troubling surveillance and privacy stories.

Corey DeAngelis, education policy researcher and school choice advocate, discusses the rise of school choice after COVID and how assigned public schools can trap families. He covers union influence, political controversies around parents and teachers, the growth of micro-schools and homeschooling, and why funding should follow the child to boost competition and options.

Joel Pollak, journalist and editor of the California Post, offers sharp political analysis. He breaks down Trump's State of the Union as persuasive theater. He discusses visual tactics, emotional guests, Democratic rebuttals, framing strategies, and how symbolism and pacing shaped public reaction.

They dig into a major SCOTUS tariffs ruling and what it could mean for future legal fights. Discussion turns to cartel violence in Puerto Vallarta and how captures can spark chaos. New Epstein storage units and possible discoveries get attention. A controversial political remark from Gavin Newsom and reactions from across the spectrum are explored.

Robbie Starbuck, filmmaker and activist behind The War on Children and the DEI Project, fights corporate DEI and AI defamation. He discusses suing Google over AI-generated lies. He warns about open-source AI risks, real-world harms like insurance denials, AI-driven political coercion, and his strategy for cultural influence outside Congress.

They dissect Trump’s staged optics and his directive to release UFO/UAP files. They cover violent protests targeting ICE, school walkouts, and related controversies. They contrast Bernie’s billionaire tax rally with Trump’s economic messaging and discuss the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs. International items include Prince Andrew’s arrest and reports of Iran rebuilding nuclear sites.