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In this episode, I break down the backlash surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s new sports betting ad and ask why some of the same people criticizing her for sexualizing herself have no problem when female athletes and influencers do the exact same thing. Then I give the latest update in the Lindsay Clancy case as questions continue to surround the lone juror who prevented a unanimous verdict and the possibility of another trial.
I also take a hard look at the violence in Chicago, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s approach to policing and incarceration, and a disturbing viral video showing a kindergarten teacher dancing with students to explicit music inside her classroom. Plus, I respond to criticism over my friendship with Candace Owens and explain why disagreeing with somebody politically does not mean I’m going to let the internet dictate my personal relationships.
In this episode, I react to Colin Kaepernick resurfacing on The View to promote his new book and once again making race the center of his story. I break down his claims about growing up in a white adoptive family, why he believes the NFL kept him out of the league, and Stephen A. Smith’s reminder that Kaepernick was given another opportunity to work out for NFL teams and chose not to show up.
I also react after Charlie Kirk’s statue at Turning Point USA was vandalized just days after it was unveiled. Then we get into the arrest connected to the death of Tasha Fortune in Mississippi and why people should let investigations uncover the facts before immediately declaring something racially motivated. Plus, I react to animal-rights protesters disrupting a fashion show and the backlash against the man who stepped in to stop them.
In this episode, I reflect on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and why America can never forget the lives lost, the heroes who stepped up, and the unity we saw after our country was attacked. Then I break down the battle for the midterms, why I believe the polls are underestimating Republicans again, and the growing Senate fight in Minnesota between Michele Tafoya and Peggy Flanagan.
I also dig into new revelations from a juror in the Lindsey Clancy trial, including who the lone holdout was and what kept him from accepting the insanity argument. Plus, I react to Oprah’s discussion on postpartum psychosis and the growing debate over accountability in the Clancy case. Then James Talarico joins Jimmy Kimmel and uses Christianity to defend his politics, and I explain why I believe his version of Jesus leaves out a whole lot of the Bible.
In this episode, I honor my friend Charlie Kirk on the anniversary of his death and reflect on the legacy he left behind. Then I break down my appearance on Piers Morgan, where I defended Charlie, pushed back on the conspiracy theories surrounding his death, and explained why I can strongly disagree with Candace Owens while still valuing a friendship that goes back years.
I also react to John Fetterman appearing at a Republican event and rejecting the extremes of his own party, plus new comments from a male juror in the Lindsey Clancy trial about what happened inside the deliberation room. Then I respond to Jamal Bryant attacking Byron Donalds and lay out some of Donalds’ accomplishments as he makes his run for governor of Florida.
In this episode, I break down the growing controversy over New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani attending the 25th anniversary 9/11 memorial despite objections from some victims’ families and first responders. I also react to the deadly Amazon cargo plane crash in Miami as investigators examine what happened during the landing and whether pilot error, mechanical failure, or another factor played a role.
Then I dig into the trial of Nicole Linton, the former nurse accused of causing the horrific 2022 Windsor Hills crash that killed six people, as her defense argues she suffered a seizure before the impact. Plus, I react to people on social media celebrating the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death and explain why political disagreement should never turn into celebrating somebody being killed.
In this episode, I break down newly released messages in the Karmelo Anthony case and ask why so many people blindly supported him based on race before knowing the full story. Then I dive into the Lindsey Clancy mistrial, what jurors are now saying about the lone holdout, whether an insanity defense was justified, and why comparisons to Tanya McDowell and other cases leave out some very important facts.
I also fire back at D.L. Hughley and Don Lemon after they brought me and my wife into their conversation, and I react to Texas candidate James Talarico’s comments about Christianity and other religions. Plus, Master P joins Cam Newton for a conversation every Black American should hear about ownership, supporting Black businesses, building wealth, personal responsibility, and why changing the culture starts with us.
In this episode, I break down the latest ruling in the Tyler Robinson case as the judge explains why prosecutors presented enough evidence to establish probable cause and send all seven charges toward trial. We look at the DNA evidence, surveillance footage, alleged messages to Lance Twiggs, and the judge’s explanation for why the aggravated murder and firearm charges cleared this stage of the case.
I also give the latest on the Lindsey Clancy trial after a woman was arrested and charged with allegedly intimidating jurors as deliberations remain deadlocked. Then I react to Jemele Hill’s argument about capitalism and a father’s emotional testimony blaming sanctuary policies after his daughter was reportedly paralyzed in a crash involving an undocumented driver. Plus, there’s a new development in the Nolan Wells case as Al Sharpton lawyers up following a defamation threat from attorneys representing three of the young men connected to the story.
In this episode, I break down the viral Arkansas police video showing a state trooper pulling a man from a vehicle by his dreadlocks and punching him during an arrest. I show what happened before the viral clip, including the high-speed chase, repeated attempts to stop the vehicle, and the commands given after the pursuit ended. Then I explain why judging police use of force requires looking at the entire encounter, not just the few seconds that go viral.
I also give the latest update in the Lindsey Clancy trial after jurors told the judge they were unable to reach a unanimous verdict and were ordered to continue deliberating. Plus, I react to the deadly random stabbing in Times Square that left a Bank of America vice president dead and ended with police fatally shooting the knife-wielding suspect after she allegedly threatened officers and refused to surrender.
In this episode, I break down a massive child recovery operation in Florida that located 163 missing children in just five days. I explain why protecting vulnerable kids should be one issue every American can agree on and why law enforcement needs the resources and support to aggressively pursue anyone exploiting or abusing children.
Then we return to the Nolan Wells case after people accused Ocean Springs High School of failing to honor Nolan at its season-opening football game. I show what the school actually did and explain why getting the facts matters before fueling more outrage. Plus, I give the latest update in the Lindsey Clancy trial as jury deliberations continue, including my concerns that jurors in such a high-profile case were allowed to go home for the weekend rather than being sequestered.
In this episode, I break down the Lindsey Clancy case as the jury weighs whether she was criminally responsible for the deaths of her three children. I look at the arguments surrounding postpartum psychosis, prescription medications, alleged planning before the killings, and the prosecution’s evidence, while explaining why this case requires looking at the facts instead of blindly choosing a side. I also react to Stephen A. Smith firing back at critics who attack him publicly but refuse his invitations to sit down and have a real conversation.
Then I sit down with John Hewett, a witness who was at Horn Island on July 4, for new details in the Nolan Wells case. Hewett describes seeing one of the boats leave the island, encountering several of the young men later in the channel without Nolan, and speaking directly with Nolan’s mother shortly after he disappeared. He also describes the conditions at Horn Island that day, what he witnessed around the group, and why he believes the racial narrative that later surrounded Nolan’s death does not reflect the community he knows.
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