Monthly episodes discussing this topic, 2016-10 to 2026-09.
The people on the most episodes about this topic over the trailing three months, excluding their own shows — ordered by VoiceRank, their score across the whole corpus. The chart tracks each one’s episodes month by month.
Positions people took on this topic in transcripts, grouped by school of thought. Within a camp, people with demonstrated expertise on the topic come first, then those who reached the most listeners on it. Every quote links to the episode it came from.
Mainstream institutions and media outlets operate as biased entities that deceive the public to preserve their own power structures.
329 people · 309 episodes
The Democratic Party promotes high gas prices as a tool to force an ideological transition toward a green economy, regardless of the negative impact on American citizens.
“And by the way, even if we put aside these strategic political considerations , many Democrats, by their own admission, want higher gas prices. Because they think it will accelerate our transition to a so-called green economy.”
Matt Walsh · Sep 2026 · 52 episodes · 13.8M views on this topicMainstream media outlets in the United States and the UK function as propagandists for Israel, actively silencing critics and ignoring Israeli war crimes.
“The number one advantage Israel has in being able to take all of our money and do these endless wars and genocide is Western press. That is their number one asset.”
The Young Turks · Sep 2026 · 126 episodes · 23.0M views on this topicThe term liberalism is used as a malleable political placeholder for whatever mainstream media outlets dislike.
“when CNN uses these words like liberal, I think it's worth remembering that to this day scholars and historians are still debating exactly what liberalism is, like it's we all kind of have an amorphous understanding of what it means. But because it's so malleable, uh it can kind of become a placehol”
The Young Turks · Aug 2026 · 103 episodes · 18.3M views on this topicThe media landscape is biased and fails to properly report on systemic corruption and wrongdoing within the government.
“You're not gonna see this on CNN. You're not going to see this on MSN Now. You're for [ __ ] sure not going to see this on Fox News. No shot. Literally none. But you hear about it here.”
Secular Talk · Aug 2026 · 8 episodes · 2.2M views on this topicModern political coverage has become a gamified reality show, replacing a focus on core values and principles with dystopian and chaotic spectacle.
“That's what has been lost in all of this gamified reality style coverage of politics. When you turn it into a game and a reality show, what do you get? a reality show president except one that is completely dystopian and chaotic and all over the place and unqualified, right?”
MeidasTouch · Sep 2026 · 47 episodes · 22.5M views on this topicThe political left has successfully established a dominant culture that requires a more aggressive, organized counter-cultural effort.
65 people · 61 episodes
Piers Morgan contends that the modern far-left and woke movements have adopted behaviors comparable to fascism by seeking to censor speech and punish dissenting views.
“I've argued repeatedly actually became in the way that they behaved and spoke very like the fascists that they profess to hate most. In other words, they wanted to censor free speech, cancel, and destroy people, and imprison people that they didn't agree with.”
Piers Morgan Uncensored · May 2026 · 60 episodes · 52.8M views on this topicThe rhetoric used by some on the hard left, such as labeling political opponents as fascists, is dangerous and can incite violence.
“Can you not understand how that rhetoric is profoundly dangerous? Can you not understand that labeling people who are in reform fascists would to some people particularly some people who are unstable who unfortunately there are always unstable people in the society. You are making a target of these ”
Triggernometry · Oct 2025 · 12 episodes · 11.3M views on this topicThe usage of the word fascist by political figures to describe opponents is an irresponsible and escalatory practice that undermines democratic discourse.
“It's incredibly dangerous >> and irresponsible. And And the worst bit is is they just seem just to fling this word about. They just hurl it about like it's nothing.”
Triggernometry · Oct 2025 · 10 episodes · 9.0M views on this topicShe believes it is now clear that the assassination of Charlie Kirk is a political act that will deepen and sharpen the existing fraught political atmosphere.
“This is political violence. This was an assassination. Um, and it's becoming increasingly clear.”
UnHerd · Sep 2025 · 10 episodes · 1.0M views on this topicCharlamagne tha God believes that both the Democratic and Republican parties rely on extreme rhetoric while maintaining cordial relationships with each other, which leads to a crisis of political legi
“If you if you want any of this to make sense, just look at Democrats and Republicans as the Harlem Globe Trotters and the Washington Generals. Okay? Like they they market political warfare to us, but the people with the power, their political relationships, they they seem to always remain cordial. A”
The Breakfast Club · Aug 2026 · 45 episodes · 7.2M views on this topicPolitical actors must prioritize national interests, moral traditionalism, and democratic legitimacy over elite-driven globalization.
22 people · 22 episodes
He believes the government should take action to address the economic suffering of young people to give them a reason to believe in America.
“I think that anything that the federal government does to try to alleviate the suffering of young people uh the economic suffering of young people right now is good thing is a good thing for the country because there are so many people that no longer believe in America.”
Timcast IRL · Nov 2025 · 43 episodes · 8.4M views on this topicConservatives need to prioritize economic policy and proactive political planning over internal bickering if they want to succeed.
“I'm not saying those things are not important. I'm not saying they don't have a time and a place. But we don't have time. Midterms are less than a year or give or take a year away. That's it.”
Pop & Politics · Nov 2025 · 34 episodes · 940K views on this topicHe believes the media and political rivals attack Restore Britain because they fear its authenticity and the threat it poses to the established political consensus.
“The media are acknowledging Restore as their true opposition cuz they're more comfortable with Farage because they know that Farage will disavow his own base.”
The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters · Jun 2026 · 6 episodes · 448K views on this topicLocal political engagement is the most effective way for citizens to exert influence and take back control from the current establishment.
“This is where like what Steve said earlier is so important. You got to get involved locally, right?”
Rich Does Politics · May 2026 · 7 episodes · 243K views on this topicElectoral reform like proportional representation would be a distraction or a disaster because strong central government is required to make difficult strategic bets.
“my view is that electoral reform would be a desire. It'll either be a distraction or a disaster. We need, I think, now more than ever before, strong government.”
Times Radio · Jul 2026 · 2 episodes · 162K views on this topicPositions are extracted from transcripts by a model and may misattribute who said what. Every quote links to the episode it came from.
Showing 10 of 27