The Jesse Rucinski Show
The Jesse Rucinski Show is the show where bluntness kicks in and your feelings don't matter. We're based in facts, and the statistics and feelings don't change that fact. It is what it is and that's just what it is. To quote Master Guns Frye, "It is what it is" so deal with it.
Episodes
It has been a crazy year. Hell, it's been a crazy couple of years. Mental fatigue is a crazy thing. I know that many people have a harder time during the holidays because I happen to be one of them. Today, I give my call for unity and how to get everyone at least together in the country. In as many little steps as it takes to get us there because we desperately need it as a country.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Mental ...
The price of gas and energy intertwine into the price of everything in our lives. No matter what we're talking about, energy plays a role in its price. Recent travels for Thanksgiving helped to prove that more than ever for me. I discuss all of it today.
I like everyone else, have had to listen and read so much shit recently about the Jeffrey Epstein files. So many people keep just not caring about anything but getting one person and we know who that is. I am fucking tired of it. I truly unload on so much of what I have seen, heard, and actually had dialogue with people about. This episode has an old school feel IMO and I bring the aggression. Be warned.
Chapters
- Intro...
They keep playing checkers while he's playing chess. Look at their reactions when he went and signed the bill to have them released. I have my opinions on all of that come from a place of reality. Which I might add is something that is drastically needed back within America.
Chapters
00:00 The Epstein Files and Political Chess
00:29 The Complexity of Truth and Accountability
Today's episode delves into the effects of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on healthcare costs, highlighting the significant increase in prices and premiums since its implementation. I also express my frustration over the limited options available in the insurance market, particularly in states with only one insurer, and emphasizes the negative impact on consumers. Explaining perfectly why the Affordable Care Act has been a giant...
In this episode, I first reflect on that amazement that is the Marine Corps 250th birthday, I critique the recent government shutdown and discuss the implications of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on insurance premiums and healthcare. I also express my frustration with political gamesmanship and highlight the impact on Veterans, First Responders, and so many others.
Chapters
00:00 Celebrating the Marine Corps Birthday and Poli...
There is definitely a lot wrong with politics within the United States. A lot of it has happened roughly in the last decade or so though in my opinion that got us this divided so badly. It started with Obama being pushed so badly and if we didn’t agree that’s when everything became racist. We are where we are today thanks to propaganda and division being pushed. I explain it all today.
Chapters
00:00 The State of American Pol...
I am tired of seeing the same regurgitated bullshit coming from the left in regard to the ongoing Government Shutdown. It is always the same lines about it's on the Republicans; we're going to make people go hungry, they hate everyone, etc etc. Today, I debunk it on this platforms in the simplest way possible for everyone. Barney style shall we say.
In this episode, I delve into the concepts of fascism and authoritarianism, discussing their implications in contemporary society. I give my argument that political violence and intimidation are prevalent, particularly from the left, highlighting the control of media and narratives by those in power. Legal and constitutional issues are also examined, alongside the influence of academia and Hollywood. The episode concludes with a cr...
In this episode, I express frustration over the current political climate, highlighting the rampant division and hate that I see in society. I discuss the manipulation of information and the lack of common sense in political discourse, emphasizing how propaganda has contributed to societal issues. The conversation also touches on the illusion of moral superiority held by some individuals and the consequences of misinformation.
Today's episode delves into the straight shit I heard spewed from the mouth of the head of the Oregon National Guard. When the Guard is federalized, they take orders from the Commander in Chief and there isn't an "I Don't Like Him" clause with those orders. This stand could even ruin the lives of those he's in command of. I explain today.
Today's episode delves into the political landscape in regard to the current government shutdown. We have all seen the sputum being spilled by the media and politicians alike blaming the Republicans. I break it down Barney style as to why all of them are full of shit. They made it too easy on this one.
In this conversation, I discuss the shifting political landscape, highlighting the movement away from traditional party lines towards a more nuanced understanding of good versus evil. I emphasize the cultural and religious awakening occurring in society, the consequences of dehumanization, and the need for unity and action among individuals. The discussion culminates in a hopeful outlook on a spiritual reset, advocating for peacefu...
There have been many things that we have all seen in America since we lost Charlie Kirk. Many of which have not been good and are engrained into many of us. There are many other things that have been burned into many since that event. For the better at that. We have seen an uprising for God and open conservatism in the United States. I discuss my thoughts on them today.
In this conversation, I reflect on the recent events surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination, discussing the societal reactions and the consequences of expressing disgusting and inhumane opinions. I also share my critiques on the media's role in shaping narratives and highlights the disparity in public reactions to different incidents. The conversation also addresses the nature of compassion in society, ultimately emphasiz...
It is another dark day in the history of America with the assassination of Charlie Kirk. A husband, father of two, and man who would openly debate with the opposing side of the spectrum, assassinated in Utah for his beliefs. This shit right here isn't America. Not one iota. Sorry for the profanity, but I give my honest take on everything and try to do right by the man and what he did and died for. People suck.
The alleged "War on Drugs" has been a waste of time and money since its inception. The numbers only grew through the entire 5 decades and over 1 trillion dollars we have spent. It never did a thing to actually help to stop the problem. Now, Trump has made an actual action to try to actually wage a war on drugs. I have the sad numbers to prove its ineffectiveness and my darling insight into it today.
American Progress: Ending the War...
I have said it before, and I will continue to say it time and time again. We do not have a gun problem in the United States and the number of guns compared to events speaks for itself. We have a mental health epidemic on our hands and the statistics back that up completely. So many school and mass shootings and the numbers keep growing. Many of which in the last several years we never heard a word about. I give you those numbers to...
We have all heard Gavin Newsom run his suck for weeks as he is apparently the presumptive pick for the 2028 Democrat ticket. He has had so many half stats and truths that I can't accept it. Today, I tell the whole truths on some of the crime stats that he has been spewing.
RIT Report: 2025-02_CPSI Working Paper_US City Homicide Stats.pdfFreedom For All Americans: America's Murder Capitals: A 2025 Ranking of the Deadliest...
We have been speaking about the fiscal irresponsibility that comes from mass illegal immigration. At least I have been and many on the left. Now we have what is happening in Chicago and the Chicago Public Schools system. We know I love numbers, I have numbers for everyone today to show exactly where this is going and what got us into this shit show in the first place. It almost feels good to say I told you so on this one. Almost.
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