Raheem Kassam's Podcast.

I spoke with Todd Starnes on the ongoing Bannon-Musk stand-off and explained to listeners both why it is happening and what needs to happen in order to resolve it.

Similarly, in case you are interested, I have some quotes in the (failing!) New York Times today, on the same topic.

I hope this is helpful to you, and that you can share it along.

Cheers,

Raheem

The podcast will follow shortly, but in the meantime enjoy the usual closing song preview, along with the lyrics, in full, below:

(Verse 1)

She came in unburdened by what has been, or so she said

Took the seat from Joseph Biden while the party played pretend

They whispered ‘bout a coup, but they called it destiny

Said she’d fix what he could not, a New Way Forward, we can't see...

She cackled at the critics, said, "Excuse me, I'm speak...

Raheem Kassam and Jack Posobiec discuss their first impressions of the European Parliamentary Elections this weekend, with gains for some right-wing parties, a consolidation of power for the globalist centrists, and a snap election decision by French President Emmanuel Macron.

Raheem Kassam explains Brexit leader Nigel Farage’s about-face, and what it means for UK politics and the general election on July 4th.

Last week, Farage said he wouldn’t stand for a parliamentary seat in the upcoming general election. This morning, he announced he had changed his mind at an “emergency” news conference with Britain’s media.

WASHINGTON, DC—President Donald J. Trump strolled onto the stage, cool as a cucumber. The crowd was rowdy, the libertarians raging at their own political impotence, but still, it scarcely stirred The Donald. 

How does a many like that stay so calm under such pressure? Simple: sang froid.

Raheem Kassam discusses his night at the Libertarian Party Convention at the Washington Hilton on Saturday night, comparing it to prior such events ...

Everyone keeps claiming that Nikki Haley is “performing well” in primary states despite having already dropped out of the Republican race. That’s not true, and even a cursory look at 2016’s data, as well as understanding semi-open primaries, explains that.

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Well, happy Monday morning. Monday, May 13, 2024. And the reason I’m doing it this way and embedding this audio for you instead of just writi...

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So this week, I read – in addition to everything else in the news – Chris Christie’s book, What Would Reagan Do, and my review is as follows.

I think only Chris Christie could possibly achieve something like this. I think only Chris Christie could make Ronald Reagan look like a weak, feminine, moderate, pale-pastel-wearing pansy while not adding anything to the lore, t...

Mike Pence told interviewers that he didn’t take classified documents home with him, until it transpired that he did. Is this political opportunist worth anything at all to the conservative movement, and what does the classification scandal really portend for U.S. national security? I’ll give you a clue: it empowers the American politburo. Listen to find out how.

Paul Waldman in today’s Washington Post insists that it’s not government that’s the problem. It’s you and your expectations as a voter!

Listen as Raheem walks through the six stupid points Waldman makes, and what impact his claims have on the modern political conversation.

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Joe Biden is being thrown to the wolves by the administrative state, but why, and why now?

As I discuss in this brief update, this is less about Biden the man, and more about a “changing of the old guard” in American politics in general.

Next up? A deep state populism that will make Obama look like an anarcho-capitalist revolutionary.

And of course, much of this is to wriggle away from yet another anti-Trump dead end. Listen, comme...