Sean O'Malley and Tim Welch stopped by the Las Vegas studio to talk training, rivalries, the importance of coaches, upcoming fights, how to balance real life with fighting, boxing vs MMA, and much more.

Tommy Sotomayor stopped by the Vegas podcast studio to talk about black culture, political correctness, media influence, abortion in the black community, family values, the rise of cancel culture, and much more.

Tommy is an American radio and internet talk show host, online personality, conservative political commentator, men's rights activist, and film producer. He is currently banned on YouTube for his controversial opinions.

00:00 Intro 

01:07 Black Culture and Fatherlessness

02:22 Molestation and Its Impact

03:37 Accountability and Self-Improvement

04:29 Hypocrisy and Double Standards

05:38 Mental Health in the Black Community

07:16 Police and Community Relations

14:29 White Guilt and Victimhood

15:55 Media Influence and Cultural Impact

26:50 Political Correctness and Free Speech

34:31 Discussing Double Standards in Gender and Race

34:52 The Problem with Race and Gender Relations

35:21 Domestic Violence and Gender Bias

36:37 Societal Issues and Homelessness

39:37 Immigration and Legal Inconsistencies

41:06 The Rise of Cancel Culture

47:23 Controversial Guests and Free Speech

01:00:06 Abortion and Moral Dilemmas

01:03:17 The Dark Side of Medicine

01:03:50 Society's Influence on Abortion Views

01:04:26 Controversial Reality Show Idea

01:05:22 Political Hypocrisy and Control

01:06:51 The Power of Money and Influence

01:09:01 The Reality of Online Hate

01:25:20 The Attack on Black Family Values

01:31:31 Final Thoughts, Wrap up

Germar Rudolf is a German chemist who wrote the Rudolf Report, which questions the use of gas chambers, as well as the Holocaust Encyclopedia. He was imprisoned in Germany for his beliefs, the charge being “inciting racial hatred”, and has active warrants in Europe today. He is the founder of Castle Hill publishers and until 2005 published the Quarterly Journal for Free Historical Research. His website is https://germarrudolf.com

Michael G. Vann, Ph.D., is Professor of History at Sacramento State University, and undisputed “World’s Toughest French Historian”, author of “The Great Hanoi Rat Hunt: Empire, Disease, and Modernity in French Colonial Vietnam”, and lots of articles on violence, politics, zombies, and surfing at https://jacobin.com/author/michael-g-vann

His book: https://www.amazon.com/Great-Hanoi-Rat-Hunt-Modernity/dp/0190602694

He also wrote the afterword to I Am Oum Ry: A Champion Kickboxer’s Story of Surviving the Cambodian Genocide and Discovering Peace (https://doppelhouse.com/i-am-oum-ry)

00:00 Intro

00:28 Challenges in Finding Debate Participants

01:02 Introducing Michael Vann: Historian and Scholar

05:44 Introducing Germar Rudolf: Chemist and Revisionist

13:56 Debating the Holocaust: Initial Positions

33:39 Holocaust Denial and Free Speech

49:24 Soviet Reports and Death Toll Discrepancies

50:31 Historians Under Threat in Poland

51:28 The Wannsee Protocol and Deportation

52:10 Interpreting Historical Documents

53:50 Eyewitness Testimonies and Their Reliability

56:02 Torture and Testimony at Nuremberg Trials

58:05 Auschwitz Documentation and Contradictions

01:01:58 Mass Graves and Forensic Evidence

01:06:28 The Role of Propaganda and Historical Narratives

01:09:09 Challenges of Holocaust Revisionism

01:10:55 The Importance of Free Speech and Open Debate

01:34:07 Concluding Thoughts, Wrap Up

Belal Muhammad stopped by the Fight Back podcast studio in Vegas to talk about his recent fights, his heritage, what's happening in Palestine, pressures of being a fighter, his faith, mental prep, and much more.

Belal Muhammad (born July 9, 1988) is an American professional mixed martial artist who currently competes in the Welterweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), where he is the current UFC Welterweight Champion. He is currently #5 in the UFC men's pound-for-pound rankings.

00:00 Intro

01:52 The Importance of Wrestling in MMA

02:46 Dealing with Injuries and Setbacks

04:55 Analyzing Recent Fights

07:24 Palestinian Heritage and UFC Bias

08:52 Humanitarian Crisis in Palestine

24:15 The Role of Religion and Faith

32:56 Training and Brotherhood in MMA

36:31 Reflecting on a Superstar's Legacy

36:51 Jon Jones and the Fear of Aspinall

38:16 The Importance of Wrestling in MMA

40:48 Mental Challenges and Fight Week

41:45 The Pressure of Being a Fighter

53:32 Training and Discipline During Ramadan

55:07 The Role of Faith and Prayer in Fighting

59:01 The Importance of Continuous Improvement

01:06:43 The Value of Diverse Training Partners

01:08:35 Defensive Strategies in MMA

01:09:23 Training and Game Planning

01:10:46 The Importance of Sparring

01:12:09 Mental Preparation and Fight Week

01:19:40 Conor McGregor's Downfall

01:24:29 Social Media and Promotion in MMA

01:26:53 Controversial Opinions and Feuds

01:36:45 Final Thoughts, Social Media, Wrap Up

Ari Shaffir stopped by the Vegas studio to talk about his comedy, online hate, the art of trolling, the UFC, traveling to different cultures, politics, ayahuasca, and much more.

Ari David Shaffir is an American comedian, actor, podcaster, writer, and producer. He produces and hosts the Skeptic Tank podcast, as well as the new travel podcast You Be Trippin’. He also co-hosts the podcast Punch Drunk Sports with Jayson Thibault and Sam Tripoli, and is a regular guest on The Joe Rogan Experience.

00:00 Intro

00:14 Skank Fest and Comedy Overlap

01:35 UFC Fights and Chael Sonnen's Epic Battle

03:10 Mushroom Trips and Gender Dynamics

07:12 Comedy Career Beginnings

09:56 Controversial Topics and Hate Speech

22:32 The Amazing Racist and Viral Videos

27:46 Safety Concerns and Filming Risks

28:36 The Art of Trolling

29:43 Online Hate and Real-World Reactions

31:13 Pandemic Panic and Survival Instincts

36:12 Urban Crime and Social Issues

47:33 Fighters, Thailand

56:08 Favorite Places to Travel

57:55 Rock, Paper, Scissors: A Universal Game

58:29 Cultural Observations in China

59:15 More Travel Tales, Advanced Ancient Cultures

01:07:16 Exploring Ayahuasca and Other Psychedelics

01:21:55 Political Views and Social Commentary

01:26:28 Wrap Up

Jorge Masvidal stopped by the Vegas podcast studio to discuss his training and influences, personal beefs, Donald Trump, the dynamics of a gym, his legal issues, fighting overseas, his future plans, and much more.

Jorge Luis Masvidal (born November 12, 1984) is an American professional boxer and former professional mixed martial artist who competed in the Welterweight and Lightweight divisions. Masvidal has fought professionally for over 20 years, much of which was in the UFC. He holds the record for the fastest knockout in UFC history at five seconds, and won the symbolic UFC "BMF" Championship belt.

00:00 Intro

00:27 Fighting in Japan, Shared Opponents

00:54 Respect and Rivalries

02:22 Street Fighting Origins

07:47 Training and Influences

16:39 Controversial Topics and Personal Views

29:26 Discussing Fake People and Personal Beefs

31:26 The Importance of Loyalty in Gyms

33:43 Fighting Friends, Gym Dynamics

34:10 Street Fights and Legal Troubles

41:30 Endorsing Trump and the Social Media Backlash

45:54 Experiences Fighting Abroad

55:46 Upcoming Fights, Future Plans, Wrap Up

David Duke stopped by the Vegas podcast studio, to discuss Zionism, the Chabad Lubavitch cult, Antifa, a free Palestine, media bias, the war in Ukraine, Jesus vs Judaism, U.S. foreign policy, racial nationalism, and much more.

David Ernest Duke (born July 1, 1950) is an American politician, writer, and professor who ran for U.S. President as a Democrat in 1988, and was elected to Louisiana House of Representatives from 1989 to 1992 as a member of the Republican Party. He also ran competitive campaigns for US Senate and Governor of Louisiana in 1990 and 1991. In 2013, the Anti-Defamation League called Duke "perhaps America's most well-known racist and anti-Semite”. He is one of the only people still permanently banned from Twitter.

00:00 Intro

00:45 Free Speech and the Backlash

01:10 David Duke's Perspective on White Identity

03:37 Media Control and Zionist Influence

07:39 Gaza Conflict and Media Bias

20:27 Historical Context and Immigration

29:14 Black Nationalism and Racial Identity

37:32 Historical Context of Slavery

38:10 Jewish Involvement in Slave Trade

41:53 Impact of Sanctions on Iraq

46:10 Controversial Historical Figures

52:15 Jewish Influence in Communism

01:02:35 Theo Vaughn and Joe Rogan Discussion

01:12:10 Jesus and Jewish Law

01:14:54 Controversial Statements on Zionism

01:15:25 Chabad Lubavitch

01:16:55 Gentile and Jewish Relations

01:18:54 Economic Impact of Wars

01:20:45 Goldman Sachs and Financial Power

01:25:10 Pharmaceutical Industry and Oxycontin Crisis

01:26:22 Antifa and Media Bias

01:27:27 Ukraine War and Jewish Influence

01:29:32 Historical Context and Media Control

01:37:22 Freedom of Speech and Personal Defense

01:43:43 Final Thoughts and Audience Questions

This week on the Fight Back Podcast, Arthur Kwon Lee stopped by the Vegas studio to talk about Judo, his love of art, Marina Abramavic, Conservative Inc, red pill influencers, different types of Asians, being banned on Twitter repeatedly, and much more.

Arthur Kwon Lee is a Korean American visual artist born in Washington, DC. He is best known for capturing archetypal imagery through a combination of historical figures and cultural mythologies across the globe - his paintings can be described as a marriage of mythological representation and Fauvism. Lee has exhibited and been awarded by the George Washington University, the Overseas National Institute and the Corcoran Gallery of Art, to name only a few. Before this love of painting, Arthur Kwon was a Division One ranked athlete winning Bronze in the US Tae Kwon Do Nationals for 3 consecutive years.

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0:00 Intro

0:25 Arthur’s Background, Different Asians

6:26 Chinese Culture

8:46 White vs Black Nationalists

11:30 Naming Them

14:05 Motivations and Bannings

17:31 Fired for Antisemitism

22:07 They Buy Influence, How to Support

26:15 The Art of Fighting

29:07 All the Shekels in the World but Lose Your Soul

33:02 The Red Pill

38:05 Modern Art

43:06 What is Beauty?

48:14 Marina Abramavic

53:03 Art is for Everyone

55:15 Men Need A Community, Masculinity

1:01:06 Judo and Working Out

1:07:42 Dysgenic Hobgoblins

1:12:23 Art Discussion

1:15:00 Honorable Patriarchy and Authenticity

1:17:04 Arthur’s Perspective on Politics

1:18:06 Anton LaVey vs. Real Satanism

1:23:00 Mustache Man (Rumble Only)

1:29:18 No Appreciation of Beauty Anymore

1:33:52 Conservative Inc

1:34:29 Favorite Artist and America First

1:38:07 Infighting and Wrap Up

This week on the Fight Back Podcast, Jake interviews Sneako in Miami, where they discuss Twitter, Trump’s election victory, MMA fighters, the future of streaming and media, their political views, the dark side of gambling, Rabbi Shmuley, and much more.

Living legend Royce Gracie stopped by the Fight Back Vegas studio to talk about the early days of the UFC, his family's Brazilian jiu-jitsu, the pressure of his family name, how MMA has evolved, where the future of the sport is going, and much more. 

Royce Gracie is a Brazilian retired professional MMA fighter, who gained massive fame from his success in the UFC. He is a member of the legendary Gracie jiu-jitsu family, a UFC Hall of Famer, and is considered to be one of the most influential figures in the history of MMA.

00:00 Intro

00:48 Hoist Gracie's Early UFC Days

01:57 Gracie Family Legacy and Training

03:40 The Evolution of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

07:12 The Gracie Challenge and Its Impact

11:45 Training with Legends and Modern Jiu-Jitsu

29:01 Gracie Family in America and UFC Beginnings

35:52 Brazilian Politics and Personal Reflections

40:41 Controversial Beginnings in Jiu-Jitsu

41:16 Global Expansion of Jiu-Jitsu

41:42 Life on the Road: Seminars and Training

42:31 The Pressure of the Gracie Name

43:08 UFC: The Early Days

50:41 The Evolution of Martial Arts

58:09 Challenges and Rivalries in MMA

01:06:20 National Representation in Sports

01:10:53 Audience Questions and Reflections