10 Minute Drill

Hasan Piker faces bipartisan backlash over comments about American Jews, while Abdul El-Sayed’s “moderate” political image comes under scrutiny. We also break down the legal battle surrounding the proposed Paramount-Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery merger, as Iowa and Montana sue California over its attempt to block the deal.

Plus, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner faces criticism over controversial comments about the White House ballroom and renewed scrutiny of his record before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. We also discuss Canadians pushing back on comparisons to “universal healthcare” in the United States and podcaster Jennifer Welch criticizing Hakeem Jeffries over his meeting with Jared Kushner.

In this episode:

Hasan Piker’s comments about American Jews and the resulting backlash

Abdul El-Sayed and questions surrounding his “moderate” image

Iowa and Montana’s lawsuit over California’s opposition to the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger

Larry Krasner’s controversial White House ballroom comments

Krasner’s record and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Canadians respond to U.S. comparisons about universal healthcare

Jennifer Welch calls out Hakeem Jeffries over his meeting with Jared Kushner

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0:00 - Intro

0:40 - Democrats Hasan Piker Problem

3:13 - Abdul the Fake Moderate

6:15 - State AGs take on the Paramount Merger

10:40 - Krasner’s Explosive Ballroom Comment

12:24 - Canadians are Done with Universal Healthcare

13:35 - Hakeem’s True Boss

From controversial policy positions to cringe-worthy political moments, we’re breaking down the biggest stories in American politics.

We examine Abdul’s latest comments on Sharia law, the Second Amendment, healthcare, reparations, circumcision, and gender-transition surgeries. We also look at California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new tire regulations and what they could mean for drivers, safety, and the cost of new tires.

Plus, we take a closer look at Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate David Crowley’s record on DEI, climate policy, and Green New Deal-style initiatives; Hakeem Jeffries’ viral first-day-of-school moment; and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker’s proposal to take students’ phones away.

In this episode:

• Abdul’s views on Sharia law and the Second Amendment• Healthcare costs and wait times

• Reparations and controversial social policies• Gavin Newsom’s California tire ban and climate regulations

• The potential impact of California’s new tire standards on safety and consumers

• David Crowley’s DEI and climate record in Wisconsin• Hakeem Jeffries’ latest viral moment

• JB Pritzker’s comments on smartphones in schools

Tune in for sharp political commentary and analysis on the policies, politicians, and cultural debates shaping America.

0:00 - Intro

0:42 - Abdul On Fox News

3:38 - Abdul’s Worst Takes Exposed

6:35 - WSJ Updates on California’s Tire Grab

9:10 - Crowley Proves he’s Far-Left

11:39 - Who Wore It Best: Hakeem or a 2-year old?

13:18 - Take Away Dem Staffer Phones

The Trump administration's Treasury Department has launched "Operation Economic Outcast," a sweeping new effort to sever Iran's economic lifelines and isolate Tehran from the global economy. On this episode, we break down what the sanctions mean, how Texas AG Ken Paxton and Michael Lucci are framing data centers as critical infrastructure in the competition with Communist China, and why the Democrat Party's 2028 bench is already in disarray.

We also cover a viral moment from inside the Democratic Socialists of America, where a member was caught on camera saying their political takeover will be "a violent process." Plus, meet the DSA organizer dubbed "Lulu Lenin" — a 25-year-old chocolate heiress and NYU graduate defending her privileged background by invoking "noblesse oblige."

Finally, we discuss the American Federation of Teachers' new "Shop Smart, Not Target" boycott campaign, led by union president Randi Weingarten, and why critics are calling it corporate hostage-taking rather than principled activism.

Topics covered in this episode: — Treasury's "Operation Economic Outcast" and the new Iran sanctions — Ken Paxton and data center policy in Texas — Newsom vs. Buttigieg staff rivalry ahead of 2028 — Chris Van Hollen and the DSA endorsement question — DSA's "violent process" comments — "Lulu Lenin" and the noblesse oblige controversy — Randi Weingarten and the AFT's Target boycott

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0:00 - Intro

0:40 - Iran Economic Sanctions

1:39 - Abdul gets Roasted on Fox News

3:51 - Texas and Data Centers

6:22 - 2028 Dem Slapfight

8:26 - Champagne Socialists Fight Club

11:53 - Randi fights Target

Trump takes the presidential limo for a 180mph joyride down Pennsylvania Avenue in the "Freedom 250 Grand Prix," and data centers become the unlikely battleground in the Ohio Senate race. Meanwhile, Mark Ruffalo torches the Ellison family over the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger — and the ADL, Simon Wiesenthal Center, and other Jewish advocacy groups fire back hard, accusing him of antisemitism.

Also on today's rundown: leaked comments raise fresh questions about what's said behind closed doors, a DSA-backed candidate gets caught claiming working-class struggles while living in his parents' mansion, and Harry and Meghan draw criticism for their latest round of celebrity diplomacy abroad.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 – Intro

00:39 – Freedom 250 Grand Prix on Pennsylvania Ave

02:26 – Data Centers & the Ohio Senate Race

04:44 – Bonta, Ruffalo & the Paramount Merger Backlash

7:57 – Creepy Abdul keeps tweeting

10:22 – DSA Candidate's Apartment Lie Exposed

11:57 – Prince Harry’s bad business ideas

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Battleground Democrats are facing backlash over "working-class" campaign narratives that don't match their financial disclosures — from six-figure salaries to luxury travel. We break down the receipts on Reps. Gabe Vasquez and NJ candidate Rebecca Bennett.

Then, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly returning to the UK after their run in Montecito — we cover the New York Post's viral cover and reactions across social media. Finally, Trent England joins us to unpack Kentucky Gov.

Andy Beshear's call to end the Electoral College, and why a small-state governor pushing that idea doesn't add up. All in 10 minutes. New episodes drop regularly — subscribe so you never miss the drill.

0:00 - Intro

0:40 - Limousine Liberals Exposed

3:42 - See Ya Meghan and Harry

5:11 - Trent England from Save Our States