The Blindspot

Today on The Blindspot, I talk about the Iranian regime’s killing of its own people in response to protests, and Trump’s on-again, off-again posture on how the U.S. should respond. From there, I shift to his push to acquire Greenland from Denmark, a move he argues has strategic value but one most Americans, (and certainly this one,)  don’t seem to want made. I close with protests in the United States, with Minnesota as the lens, ov...

In this episode of The Blind Spot, host Jason Polaski tears through political hypocrisy like a buzzsaw—dragging Trump's evasions on the Epstein files into the spotlight, torching performative outrage from both parties, and dissecting Greene's sudden pivot from MAGA loyalist to apostate. It’s raw, profane, and brutally lucid—an hourlong firewalk through scandal, strategy, and the lies we tell ourselves to stay on the team. If you wa...

Today on The Blindspot, Tucker Carlson’s decision to interview Mexican white supremacist Nick Fuentes gets dragged through the fire. Jay tears into Carlson with his usual savage flair—calling out the BS, exposing the rot, and asking the one question no one else is asking: what the hell did Fuentes and Kanye even talk about? It’s sharp, filthy, and completely unfiltered. If you want honesty at full volume and comedy with teeth, this...

In a sprawling, expletive-laced monologue, Jason Polaski dissects the impotence of European foreign policy and the illusion of moral posturing in global affairs, focusing on two central crises: Russia’s unchecked drone incursions into European airspace and the hollow gesture of European nations recognizing a Palestinian state. Polaski savages Europe’s strategic stagnation—its failure to rapidly rearm, its reliance on the U.S. for d...

Jason Polaski’s monologue on The Blind Spot is furious, sprawling, and unsparing. Across 90 minutes, he makes one point relentlessly clear: justifying political assassination is a moral and strategic failure—no matter who gets shot. Polaski loathed Kirk’s politics—reactionary, theocratic, anti-democratic—but insists those views must be defeated in public, not silenced by bullets. He turns his rage on the American left, mocking its ...

Today on The Blindspot, Jason Pilaski breaks down Trump’s latest meeting with Putin—and tears into the stupidity of ceasefire culture, the moral vacancy at the heart of MAGA foreign policy, and the paralyzed impotence of Europe’s endless conferences. From Ukraine’s grinding battlefield math to the global stakes of letting Putin win, this episode is a flamethrower aimed at wishful thinking, isolationist cowardice, and the idea that ...

Jason Pilaski opens The Blind Spot by introducing “Big Balls” (Edward Coriston), a young tech whiz with a shady résumé who improbably landed high-level roles in the Trump administration and got carjacked in D.C. He uses the incident to pivot into a blistering critique of Trump’s recent move to seize control of D.C.’s police and deploy the National Guard under the pretext of fighting crime—something Pilaski opposes mainly because it...

Today on The Blind Spot, we zero in on Trump’s firing of the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics — a petty, thin-skinned move straight out of the authoritarian playbook that shreds the credibility of every jobs report going forward. I walk through how the numbers actually work, why revisions are normal, and how this stunt poisons the well for business, government, and anyone who needs real data. From there we rip apart the flims...

Jason Pilaski opens his rambling, profanity-laced podcast The Blind Spot with self-deprecation and disgust at his decaying surroundings before launching into a wide-ranging monologue skewering both left-wing moral panic and Democratic Party incompetence. He dismantles the backlash against a Sydney Sweeney jeans commercial, mocking claims of white supremacist propaganda as emblematic of a broader intellectual rot. He then shifts to ...