The Best New VINCE Podcast Right Now – August 2025
Dive into the latest political discourse with VINCE! This blog unpacks critical issues from the Trump-Putin summit and D.C.'s crime crackdown to Russiagate revelations and the future of the MAGA movement. Featuring insights from experts like John Solomon and Miranda Devine, and analyzing everything from Kamala Harris's media appearances to the Sidney Sweeney ad controversy, VINCE offers a deep dive into the events shaping our nation. Tune in for a comprehensive understanding of the political landscape and the stories behind the headlines.
The 10 Best VINCE episodes
The S*** Is About To Hit The Fan | Episode 99
This podcast discusses various topics, including social media's impact on politics, controversies surrounding Sidney Sweeney and Jasmine Crockett, FBI personnel changes, and the hosts' personal experiences, interspersed with sponsor mentions and announcements of future shows.
This podcast covers a wide range of topics, beginning with introductions and sponsor mentions for Blackout Coffee. The hosts delve into "Frank Fugazi Day," analyzing the number 8/8's significance in neo-Nazi symbolism. They discuss aging and energy, promoting Fatty 15 as a C-15 supplement. A significant portion focuses on the Sidney Sweeney American Eagle ad controversy, arguing the left's criticism stems from resentment, not genuine concern about eugenics. The podcast analyzes Mom Donohue's social media-driven NYC mayoral campaign and its implications. Jim shares his NYC experiences, contrasting them with Mom Donohue's proposed policies. The hosts also discuss a negative work environment created by Representative Jasmine Crockett and analyze recent FBI personnel changes, incorporating Dan Bongino's commentary. The podcast concludes with sponsor mentions for Jacked Up Fitness and Boll & Branch, and announcements of a special Monday episode featuring Sean Farage, a Trump impersonator, followed by a return to live broadcasts from their DC studio on Tuesday, with Steven Crowder's show airing afterward on Rumble.
The Obamagate Story Just Got Even Weirder | Episode 98
This podcast discusses Bob Mueller's cognitive decline, a Los Angeles border patrol operation, a Fort Stewart shooting, and updates on the Obama-gate investigation, featuring interviews and expert analysis.
The podcast opens with a discussion of Bob Mueller's reported cognitive decline and its implications for his potential testimony regarding the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. It then shifts to an analysis of a video showing border patrol agents using Penske trucks to apprehend MS-13 gang members in Los Angeles, including reactions from Mayor Karen Bass and Penske. The episode features coverage of a shooting at Fort Stewart, Georgia, highlighting the heroic actions of unarmed soldiers who tackled the shooter, and includes commentary from a former Secret Service agent. Finally, an interview with John Solomon provides an update on the Obama-gate investigation, discussing potential grand jury proceedings and a truth commission. The podcast touches upon various related topics, including the implications of these events for ongoing investigations and the broader political landscape.
Can Big Balls Save America? | Episode 97
Edward Korstein's assault highlights D.C.'s rising crime, prompting discussion on economic uncertainty, the future of the MAGA movement, Russiagate, and potential solutions like federalizing the city.
This podcast opens with the assault of Edward Korstein ("Big Balls") in Washington D.C., illustrating the city's increasing crime rate. The incident sparks a conversation about potential economic slowdowns due to the Trump-Federal Reserve divide, prompting an advertisement for Birch Gold Group as a safe haven investment. Further discussion delves into the assault's details and President Trump's response, suggesting stricter laws and potentially federalizing D.C. The podcast includes advertisements for Bowl and Branch sheets, Hillsdale College's online course on the Federalist Papers, and Jacked Up Fitness home gyms. A significant portion focuses on the future of the MAGA movement post-Trump, considering potential nominees like J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio. Finally, an interview with Miranda Devine discusses Russiagate disclosures and the ongoing investigation. The podcast concludes with an announcement of a new ICE detention facility, "Speedway Slammer," in Indiana.
The Kamala Comeback Is Here | Episode 94
This podcast discusses Kamala Harris' book and interview, the Russiagate scandal, Trump's tariffs, and viral social media trends, offering commentary and analysis on current events.
This podcast episode, hosted by Haley Caronea, covers a range of topics. It begins with an analysis of Kamala Harris' appearance on Stephen Colbert, focusing on her new book "107 Days" and criticisms surrounding her demeanor during the interview. The discussion then shifts to Russiagate, examining newly released emails implicating Hillary Clinton and their implications. President Trump's use of tariffs as a political tool, particularly against Canada and Brazil, is also explored, along with planned White House renovations. Finally, the show features a segment from Haley's "Nightly Scroll," highlighting viral social media trends, including reactions to a Jet2 holiday ad song, the death of a CEO, and an American Eagle ad featuring Sydney Sweeney. The episode provides commentary and analysis on these current events and their political significance.
The FBI Is Putting The Deep State On Notice | Episode 109
This podcast discusses the FBI raid on John Bolton, details of a national security investigation, public reactions, crime reduction efforts in D.C., and controversies in Arlington, Virginia.
The podcast opens with breaking news about the FBI raiding John Bolton's home and office, linked to a reopened national security investigation. The investigation's history and the Biden administration's prior decision to drop it are discussed. Public reaction to the raid is analyzed, comparing it to the handling of the Roger Stone raid. The podcast then shifts to President Trump's crime reduction efforts in Washington D.C., highlighting significant decreases in various crime categories. Further details on these efforts are provided, including the removal of homeless encampments and policy changes. The discussion also touches upon the number of illegal immigrants in the U.S. and deportation efforts. The podcast also covers the significant reduction in the federal workforce under the Trump administration and other perceived victories. Finally, it concludes with a discussion of a controversy in Arlington, Virginia, involving a sex offender and the response from Lieutenant Governor Winsome Sears. The podcast includes several advertisements for various products and services.
Trump Cleans Up DC And The Pro-Crime Left Squirms | Episode 104
This podcast discusses the Trump-Putin summit, a D.C. crime crackdown, and updates on the Russiagate investigation, interspersed with advertisements.
The podcast opens by previewing discussions on the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska, the crackdown on crime and homelessness in Washington D.C., and the Russiagate investigation. The Trump-Putin summit is analyzed, focusing on Trump's expectations for a quick assessment of deal feasibility and his strategy for a three-way meeting with Zelensky, whose actions are criticized as unhelpful. The D.C. cleanup is extensively covered, highlighting positive resident reactions and the effectiveness of "broken windows" policing. The podcast also includes updates on the Russiagate investigation, hinting at potential indictments and prosecutions related to both the initial alleged crimes and the subsequent cover-up. Several advertisements for FastGrowingTrees, Birch Gold Group, Helix Sleep, and Blackout Coffee are included throughout the episode, each offering listener discount codes.
Shifty Schiff Gets Caught Red Handed| Episode 102
This podcast investigates alleged leaks of classified information involving James Comey, Adam Schiff, and Eric Swalwell, discusses potential legal ramifications, and touches upon Washington D.C.'s crime rate.
This podcast episode explores several alleged instances of classified information leaks and their potential consequences. It details the FBI's "Arctic Hayes" investigation, focusing on allegations against James Comey of leaking information through a Columbia University professor to the New York Times, and accusations against Adam Schiff of encouraging leaks to harm President Trump. The episode also discusses newly declassified documents revealing Eric Swalwell's alleged reckless handling of classified information. Legal expert Brett Tolman analyzes the potential penalties for these actions, including charges like conspiracy and interference with official proceedings. Finally, the podcast briefly touches upon the high crime rate in Washington D.C. and the Trump administration's response.
More Russiagate Pieces Blown Open | Episode 103
This podcast examines newly declassified information related to Russiagate, Hillary Clinton's email scandal, and President Trump's federal intervention in DC crime, revealing alleged manipulation of intelligence and obstruction of justice.
This podcast delves into newly declassified information surrounding Russiagate, focusing on alleged actions by former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper. The episode details Clapper's alleged pressure on NSA Director Mike Rogers to support the Russia-Gate narrative despite Rogers' reservations. It also analyzes declassified emails revealing this pressure. The podcast further explores the Hillary Clinton email scandal and the Clinton Foundation, highlighting newly declassified information suggesting obstruction of justice by Obama-era officials in the investigation, emphasizing a potential pay-for-play scheme. The episode also discusses President Trump's federal takeover of the Washington D.C. police department, the subsequent arrests and deportations, and the angry reactions from the left, including attacks on law enforcement. Finally, the podcast analyzes the responses of the mayors of Chicago and Oakland to these initiatives, noting their use of accusations of racism as a deflection tactic.
The Trump Admin Isn't Having This… | Episode 107
This podcast discusses President Trump's government spending cuts, Texas redistricting, the controversy surrounding mail-in ballots, and accountability for Russiagate, featuring interviews with experts.
The podcast covers several key political topics. It begins with a discussion of President Trump's use of "pocket rescissions" to cut government spending, a strategy challenged for its legality. An interview with Russ Vote from the Office of Management and Budget provides insight into this process. The episode then shifts to the Texas redistricting debate, focusing on the Democrats' delayed return to the state legislature and the ensuing legal battles over gerrymandering. An interview with Hans von Spakowsky delves into the implications of this redistricting, the debate over mail-in ballots, and Democratic political strategies. The discussion continues with an examination of Russiagate accountability and the situation with Letitia James. The redrawing of districts is expected to benefit Republicans, potentially increasing their House seats, but faces legal challenges. The podcast also touches upon concerns about mail-in ballot fraud.
The Pro-Crime Left Is Officially Finding Out | Episode 108
This podcast discusses President Trump's crime crackdown in D.C., an interview with a White House correspondent, debunking media misinformation, and Oklahoma's new teacher applicant screening process.
This podcast covers several key topics. It begins by enthusiastically discussing President Trump's crime crackdown in Washington D.C., previewing a detailed analysis. An interview with Reagan Reese, a White House correspondent for The Daily Caller, follows. Reese discusses the post-Zelensky visit lull at the White House, potential Russia-Ukraine negotiations, White House renovations, and the dynamics within the White House press corps. The podcast then refutes media narratives falsely claiming D.C. residents oppose the crime crackdown and that restaurants are suffering. Data is presented to counter these claims, highlighting the initiative's success. Finally, the podcast shifts to Oklahoma's new policy of testing teacher applicants from liberal states for radical leftist ideology, showcasing sample questions from the test and criticizing the low bar for basic civics knowledge.
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