The Best New VINCE Podcast Right Now – October 2025
Dive into the latest political discourse with VINCE! This blog unpacks critical discussions on Antifa, government shutdowns, immigration policies, and the Trump administration’s initiatives. Featuring insights from Steve Hilton and analysis of key political races, we explore everything from media double standards to the future of immigration enforcement. Tune in for a deep dive into the issues shaping our nation and gain a clearer perspective on the headlines.
The 10 Best VINCE episodes
Madness In Portland – Conservatives Arrested? | Episode 139
Portland unrest, journalist assaults, and government shutdown debates are discussed, alongside sponsor segments for health and nutrition products.
The podcast covers the ongoing unrest in Portland, Oregon, detailing attacks on an ICE facility by Antifa and criticizing local law enforcement’s response. It highlights the arrests and assaults of journalists Nick Sortor and Katie Daviskort, questioning the police actions. The discussion shifts to the government shutdown, framed as an opportunity for President Trump to reduce government size, with a focus on Democrats’ demands regarding funding for illegal aliens. The DOJ’s successful effort to remove an app tracking ICE agents is also mentioned, along with the sentencing of Justice Kavanaugh’s would-be assassin. Several sponsor segments advertise health and sleep aid products.
The Schumer Shutdown Shafts Americans Again | Episode 138
The podcast critiques Democratic policies on immigration and healthcare, highlighting alleged lies and a “blue state bailout” during a government shutdown, while praising Trump’s crime intervention in Memphis.
This podcast episode critically examines Democratic political strategies and policies, particularly concerning the government shutdown, immigration, and healthcare. The host argues that Democrats are using the shutdown to push for taxpayer-funded healthcare for illegal aliens, framing it as a “blue state bailout” for states with high expenditures. The concept of “fungibility” is used to explain how federal funds indirectly support these state-level initiatives. The episode also criticizes media figures for allegedly repeating Democratic talking points and highlights specific instances, like Jake Tapper’s interview with Hakeem Jeffries, to support these claims. A significant portion of the podcast is dedicated to an interview with Steve Hilton, who discusses California’s issues, including homelessness, crime, and a poor business climate, attributing them to Governor Gavin Newsom’s leadership. Hilton also touches on crime crackdowns, the government shutdown’s link to immigration, and the problems of gangs and human trafficking in California. The podcast then shifts to a positive portrayal of the Trump administration’s crime intervention in Memphis, Tennessee, highlighting arrests and gun seizures. This is contrasted with the perceived failures of Democratic policies in other cities. The episode concludes by reiterating the theme of “the left lies to us” and previews upcoming segments.
Trump’s Greatest Deal Yet | Episode 143
The podcast covers a potential Israel-Hamas peace deal, President Trump’s actions against Antifa, and critiques of Democratic politicians’ immigration policies and conduct.
The podcast discusses a potential peace deal between Israel and Hamas, negotiated by President Trump, outlining a 20-point plan that includes de-radicalization, redevelopment, hostage release, and a transitional governance body for Gaza. It also touches upon the Abraham Accords and international reactions to the deal. The discussion then shifts to President Trump’s efforts to combat Antifa, including a White House roundtable where victims of Antifa violence shared their experiences. The podcast criticizes Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker’s immigration policies and protests in Chicago, and highlights President Trump’s designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization. Finally, it briefly mentions the government shutdown and criticizes a video of California candidate Katie Porter berating a staff member.
Big Tish Gets A Taste Of Her Own Medicine | Episode 144
This podcast discusses the indictment of Letitia James, media hypocrisy, a Gaza peace deal brokered by Trump, and the Virginia gubernatorial debate.
The podcast begins by discussing the indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James for mortgage fraud, contrasting it with Donald Trump’s previous legal battles and criticizing media coverage for perceived double standards. It highlights James’s alleged misrepresentation of a property to secure a lower interest rate. The discussion then shifts to a breakthrough in a Gaza peace deal, attributed to President Trump, and the impending release of hostages. The Virginia gubernatorial debate between Abigail Spanberger and Winsome Sears is analyzed, focusing on Spanberger’s perceived inability to condemn political violence and her endorsement of a candidate who sent death threats. The podcast also touches upon the government shutdown and advocates for shrinking the federal bureaucracy. Sponsor segments for ExpressVPN, Comet AI Browser, Beem’s Dream Powder, and Bone Charge products are interspersed throughout the discussion.
SPECIAL: Florida Man Attempts a Jussie Smollett Hoax – Nightly Scroll with Hayley
This podcast covers campus security threats, controversial sanctuary state policies, political memes, the rise of AI actors, and various news bloopers.
The podcast begins by discussing a potential bomb threat at a Turning Point USA event in Utah, which was later debunked as a hoax, and contrasts this with a similar fabricated hate crime incident in Florida. It delves into New York’s “Sanctuary State” policies, specifically the issuance of commercial driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants with “No Name Given” IDs, raising security and voting concerns. The discussion touches on political trolling and meme culture, referencing President Trump’s “Sombrero Gate” incident and JD Vance’s commentary. The emergence of AI actors, such as Tilly Norward, and their implications for the entertainment industry, including AI in music and movies, is explored. The episode also revisits the Jesse Smollett hoax and highlights a disturbing story about a Congressman’s staffer’s death. Finally, it addresses issues of repeat offender crime and lenient bail policies, and concludes with lighthearted segments including a Blackout Coffee advertisement, personal anecdotes, and a cute corgi video.
The Numbers Don’t Lie: Trump’s War on Crime Is Working | Episode 148
FBI’s Operation Summer Heat arrests thousands, while upcoming elections in VA/NJ and PA judicial races demand voter attention, alongside efforts against Antifa funding.
The podcast highlights the success of the FBI’s “Operation Summer Heat,” which led to over 8,000 arrests of violent criminals. It details the operation’s impact, crediting Dan Bongino as its architect and Cash Patel for providing statistics. The discussion then shifts to upcoming elections in Virginia and New Jersey, with Scott Pressler of Early Vote Action providing insights on voter mobilization and key races. A significant portion is dedicated to urging voters to reject the retention of three Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices, citing concerns about their past decisions and alleged corruption. The Treasury Department’s efforts to cut off Antifa’s funding are also discussed, alongside a Supreme Court case on racial gerrymandering and criticism of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s remarks on race and voting. Advertisements for Blackout Coffee, FATI-15, American Financing, and Birch Gold Group are interspersed throughout the program.
SOMBRERO-GATE! | Episode 137
The podcast discusses the government shutdown, Trump’s meme warfare, and the withdrawal of E.J. Antoni’s nomination, while criticizing Democrats’ policies and media reactions.
The podcast covers the government shutdown, initiated by Democrats’ refusal to pass funding bills, with a focus on their demands for increased spending on issues like healthcare for undocumented immigrants. It critiques the size and efficiency of the federal government, suggesting the shutdown could be an opportunity for reduction. A significant portion is dedicated to “Sombrero Gate,” a controversy sparked by President Trump sharing a meme video of Democratic leaders, analyzing the strong, often humorous, reactions from Democrats and media outlets like MSNBC. The nomination withdrawal of E.J. Antoni for the Bureau of Labor Statistics is discussed, highlighting concerns about accurate economic data and criticizing Senators Collins and Murkowski. The episode also touches on federal operations against the Tren de Aragua gang, criticism of Chicago’s mayor, the hiring of an undocumented immigrant as superintendent in Des Moines, and New York State issuing Real IDs to undocumented immigrants. Advertisements for ExpressVPN, FATi-15, Beem’s Dream Pattern, and FastGrowingTrees.com are interspersed throughout.
Top Democrat Says the Quiet Part Out Loud | Episode 153
Democrats weaponize suffering for leverage, while Trump’s White House projects and ICE tracker controversies highlight immigration policy failures.
The podcast criticizes Democrats for using citizen suffering as political leverage, particularly concerning troop pay and Obamacare subsidies during government shutdowns. It highlights concerns about an “ICE tracker” website, arguing it endangers law enforcement and aids criminals. The discussion also covers the January 6th pipe bomber investigation, the consequences of lax immigration enforcement leading to fatalities, and refutes media claims about President Trump’s White House construction projects. Additionally, it touches on John Fetterman’s criticism of Democratic rhetoric and a controversial Maine Senate candidate with Nazi tattoos.
Who Else Were They Spying On? | Episode 141
This podcast discusses threats to immigration officials, alleged government spying on senators, and features an interview with media personality Haley Caronea.
The podcast covers critical issues facing immigration enforcement, including threats from gangs and political opposition, particularly in Chicago with the controversial “ICE-free zones.” It delves into allegations of government overreach with “Spygate 10.0,” where the Biden DOJ is accused of spying on Republican senators. The episode also features an in-depth interview with Haley Caronea, discussing her career in media, her transition to podcasting, and her insights on current media trends and her show “Nightly Scroll.” Advertisements for Blackout Coffee, American Financing, Brickhouse Nutrition, and Fatty 15 are also included.
Bolton Busted In Poetic Fashion | Episode 149
This podcast covers John Bolton’s indictment, online privacy with ExpressVPN, political debates in Virginia and California, and controversial statements by public figures.
The podcast begins by introducing the concept of accountability culture and then delves into online privacy concerns, recommending ExpressVPN. A significant portion is dedicated to the indictment of John Bolton on 18 counts related to mishandling classified documents, detailing the specific information he allegedly transmitted and contrasting his claims with President Trump’s reactions. The discussion also covers Bolton’s past criticisms of Trump and others, highlighting perceived hypocrisy. The program then shifts to political races, analyzing the controversial statements of Virginia AG candidate Jay Jones and the performance of his opponent Jason Mears, urging listeners to vote. California politics are examined, focusing on the “jungle primary” system and ballot measure Prop 50, with an interview featuring Steve Hilton discussing his gubernatorial campaign and the measure’s implications. The podcast also critiques Democratic candidates Katie Porter and Betty Yee on issues like trans athletes and Porter’s reaction to a question about Trump voters. Finally, it addresses Don Lemon’s controversial call for arming against ICE agents and previews upcoming topics. Sponsor segments for Patriot Mobile and other products are also included.
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