Ness discusses how DEI will never die, how AI will shake up the world of white-collar work and what traits are associated with female infidelity

Jeff and Ness tackle race and crime in America, the NYC mayoral race, evangelical ties to Israel, and the most loved and hated leaders in history.

Jeff and Ness discuss the movement to bar the bard in the land of his birth, and the changes in Trump’s favorability by generational cohort from his first presidential run to his second presidential term.

Jeff and Ness discuss Trump’s Andrew Jackson moment, the potential deportation of Mahmoud Khalil, and Assassin’s Creed Shadows.

Ness and Jeff discuss the three major contingents of the Democratic Party and where the Party goes from here.

Ness and Jeff discuss truths and lies about child abuse in the West, and about Trump's challenges in preventing World War III.

Ness and Jeff discuss Zelensky being publicly censured not only by the new presidential administration but also by congressional Republicans, setting the stage for his political exile and potentially even physical offing. They also discuss what Musk’s moves against the administrative state portend and what the potential consequences will be.

Ness and Jeff dissect the Establishment’s post-Covid rebrand—walking back past claims while insisting they’re the voices of reason. What does this mean for trust and authority going forward? Plus, a check-in on the New York City mayoral race.

Ness and Jeff discuss Trump’s continued appointment victories, how afflicted Afrikaners are set to benefit from Palestinian suffering, and polling on free speech among Americans.

Ness and Jeff discuss the Trump Administration’s first strikes on Leviathan and what the Super Bowl says about the Current Year.