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07/02/2026

Stephen A. Smith reacts to the Supreme Court’s 6–3 decision allowing states to ban trans athletes from women's sports:

"Ladies and gentlemen, I support that decision. Ain't nobody backing up for me."

SMITH: "I'm a live and let live kind of guy. I'm a fiscal conservative and I'm a social liberal. But the Supreme Court's decision yesterday was right on point."

Then he made it personal:

"If you are biologically born a male, you have no business competing in women's sports against girls. Why? Because it's unfair to the girls."

"How would you feel about LeBron James playing in the WNBA against women? Does that seem fair?"

When the social liberals side with the ruling, the debate is over…

06/29/2026

Lifelong liberal Jillian Michaels names the exact moment her worldview fell apart, and it started with her own wife.

Her wife called out the “party of tolerance” as the least tolerant, most judgmental of all. Jillian thought she was crazy. Then she started seeing it in her own work:

“I was a lifelong liberal. There’s no universe where Clinton was advocating for open borders, late-term abortions, transing children. That party has become unrecognizable to me.”

“My wife, who is a staunch conservative, said, ‘You think you’re the party of tolerance? You guys are the most judgmental, the least tolerant.’ And I thought she was crazy. I thought we were the good guys.”

“We held the moral high ground until my whole world came crashing down.”

“I saw it with my work. It’s, ‘It’s okay that you’re 300 pounds and you’re gonna die of type 2 diabetes. Don’t change. That’s beautiful.’ If you make them a victim, they’re never capable of taking responsibility.”

“When we strip them of their agency, they’re fundamentally enslaved.”

06/29/2026

Gary Brecka, who chairs Bobby Kennedy's MAHA action committee, says America's food system was engineered to make you sick on purpose.

He's careful with his words for most of the interview. Not here. Brecka argues the disastrous dietary guidelines Americans grew up trusting were never an accident.

BRECKA: "That food pyramid wasn't architected by accident. Lucky Charms wasn't more nutritious than grass-fed steak by accident. Highly processed foods didn't make it to the top of the chart. That was intentional."

"We are undoing decades of intentional malfeasance that, in my opinion—not to be a conspiracy theorist—was designed to make the American population sick and more dependent on drugs."

DR. PHIL: "I couldn't agree with you more, and I don't think it's just wild conspiracy theory."

06/12/2026

Rob Gronkowski confirms he still hasn't really tapped into the $70,629,507 he made in the NFL.

As a rookie, he figured out that if he lived off endorsements and played for 4 years, he would never need to work another day in his life.

“Then things kept growing.”

LEONARD FOURNETTE: “So, is it true you still haven’t spent a dime of your NFL money?”

GRONK: “I was a second-round pick. It was $4 million. Like, 3.5 was guaranteed. And I was like, so if I play those four and that’s all I have, I can put 2 million in my bank. And I was like, ‘I’m good.’ I thought just renting an apartment was great.”

“I got brought up as more of a frugal guy, frugal family. I was using my brother’s equipment. They would hand it down to me. So it wasn’t like I had anything new growing up. So I didn’t even know what new was.”

“So if I save my money and live off a couple of the endorsements, doing the cards, little appearance over there, I never have to work at 24 years old if I just play four years in the league.”

“So I had that mindset, and then things just kept growing. So then I never tapped into my NFL money, really. If you look at it, I still have my NFL money.”

[Jarvis Landry and Leonard Fournette listen in awe and congratulate him]

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Later in the podcast, Gronk drops more of his frugal wisdom. Begins at 52:55.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al2q6gavczw

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06/11/2026

Owen Shroyer and Gavin McInnes get into a heated debate over what constitutes a war.

Shroyer keeps asking for the “metrics of a war.” Then McInnes explodes.

MCINNES: “If this becomes a war, then I’m off the Trump train.”

SHROYER: “Okay, what are the metrics?”

MCINNES: “Will you f*cking give me a chance to talk?”

SHROYER: “But what are the metrics of a war, Gavin?”

MCINNES: “I’m not talking if you interrupt me again.”

SHROYER: “Well, you can’t just say—”

MCINNES: “Yes, I can! Of course I can!”

SHROYER: “So what is a war?”

MCINNES: “I’m allowed to say a thing!”

SHROYER: “Tell me what is a war?”

MCINNES: “Don’t tell me what I can’t f*cking say!”

SHROYER: “Tell me what is a war.”

MCINNES: “Let me say my sentence, for f*ck’s sakes.”

SHROYER: “What is a war?”

MCINNES: “Shut the f*ck up for two seconds, Owen.”

BRANDON STRAKA: “Let him answer.”

MCINNES: “So right now, there’s been no action for a month. That’s not a war. There’s a standoff going on... and you guys are already calling it a war and leaving after 15 American casualties.”

SHROYER: “Trump called it a war!”

MCINNES: “Well, it’s not. He’s wrong… It could be the [most] brilliant chess move in the history of America.”

SHROYER: “Every President thinks they can win this bet, and not one of them has.”

06/11/2026

06/11/2026

PIERS MORGAN: “Last week, [Trump] said to your Prime Minister, Netanyahu, ‘You are effing crazy. Everyone hates you now…’”

ISRAELI SPOKESMAN: “This is a conversation… between friends.”

MORGAN: “I don’t call my friends effing crazy, and everybody hates you.”

SPOKESMAN: “You don’t?”

MORGAN: “No. Do you?”

06/10/2026

Theo Von gets personal on his podcast and reveals he wishes he had a wife and kids to come home to.

He says he’s losing “motivation” and that there is “not a ton to do” to keep him engaged.

“I think I kind of wish that there was like a family aspect in my life right now, like a wife and children. But that’s not there.”

After 20 years of stand-up and reaching Joe Rogan-level success in podcasting, what Theo wants most now isn’t more money or fame. It’s a family.

Full episode from Theo’s latest podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flupGAB_iHs

06/10/2026

Theo Von gets personal on his podcast and reveals he wishes he had a wife and kids to come home to.

He says he’s losing “motivation” and that there is “not a ton to do” to keep him engaged.

“I think I kind of wish that there was like a family aspect in my life right now, like a wife and children. But that’s not there.”

After 20 years of stand-up and reaching Joe Rogan-level success in podcasting, what Theo wants most now isn’t more money or fame. It’s a family.

06/10/2026

Piers Morgan asks a therapist to explain the gender pronouns he is defending.

The therapist cannot do it.

When Piers Morgan starts naming “official” gender identities, the therapist accuses him of making it up.

MORGAN: “When one human being says to me, ‘Call me they/them,’ I laugh. It’s absurd!”

THERAPIST: “And that shows that you’re not empathic.”

MORGAN: “How many pronouns are there?”

THERAPIST: “Multiple.”

MORGAN: “How many?”

THERAPIST: “I don’t know. I’m not an expert in that.”

MORGAN: “The last count is there are 74 official ones. Do you know [them]?”

THERAPIST: “Okay, you’re gonna say, ‘Cat’ and ‘dog.’ ‘I’m a cat. I’m a cat.’”

[Room laughs]

MORGAN: “No, no, no, no. Talking about gender pronouns. There are 74. One of them is astral gender — an affinity with space.”

THERAPIST: “Where are you getting this information?!”

MORGAN: “Google it! Literally Google it.”

THERAPIST: “Have you had someone on your show who said, ‘I’m an astral whatever’?”

MORGAN: “Yes, I actually got one on.”

THERAPIST: “And did you pay that person to go on? … That does not happen.”

MORGAN: “It does happen… There was a phenomenon called the furries. You know what it is?”

THERAPIST: “I know what furries are. Furries are not a gender. That’s its own kind of lifestyle.”

MORGAN: “With all due respect, this is where limitless self-identity takes you. It takes you to the absurd. Do you believe that you can identify as anything you like?”

THERAPIST: “No.”

MORGAN: “Oh. What are the exceptions?”

THERAPIST: “I think that most people, when they think about their gender identity, it’s he, him, she, her, they, ze. Those are the ones that people are [identifying as].”

MORGAN: “What’s ze?”

THERAPIST: “Ze is… Oh, God. Now, I can’t explain it. No, but ze…”

MORGAN: “You’ve no idea, have you?! It’s all complete baloney. What’s ze? ‘I have no idea.’ And you’re the guy trying to defend this nonsense!”