The Best New VINCE Podcast Right Now – September 2025
Dive into the latest episode of VINCE, where we dissect the assassination of Charlie Kirk, explore RFK Jr.'s critique of Big Pharma, and analyze the fallout from Jimmy Kimmel's suspension. From political violence to media accountability, this episode offers critical insights and calls to action. Tune in for a deeper understanding of today's most pressing issues.
The 10 Best VINCE episodes
Rest In Peace Charlie Kirk | Episode 123
Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist, was assassinated; the investigation is ongoing, with parallels drawn to political violence and calls for national unity and courage.
The podcast reports on the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Law enforcement, including the FBI, is investigating, having recovered the weapon and released footage of the suspect. The investigation is exploring motives, with ideology engraved on ammunition being a key focus. The podcast reflects on Kirk's impactful legacy in conservative media and his ability to mobilize young people, drawing parallels to historical political violence and discussing what is termed "assassination culture" on the left. The President has announced a posthumous awarding of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Listeners are urged to pray, speak truth, and live with purpose, with advice offered on becoming informed and courageous citizens.
RFKage Match! Kennedy Destroys Corrupt Senators In Wild Hearing | Episode 119
RFK Jr. criticizes healthcare corruption and vaccine policies, while the US military targets drug cartels and the Pentagon may be renamed the Department of War.
This podcast covers Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Senate appearance, where he criticized pharmaceutical companies' influence on healthcare and questioned COVID-19 vaccine policies. He highlighted concerns about chronic diseases, CDC data handling, and vaccine safety, particularly regarding myocarditis. The discussion also touches on online privacy with ExpressVPN. Separately, the podcast reports on President Trump's order for military action against drug cartels, Venezuela's provocative actions towards a US Navy ship, the designation of Ecuadorian gangs as terrorist organizations, and the potential renaming of the Pentagon to the Department of War. It also discusses the DOJ considering a ban on transgender individuals acquiring firearms and concerns about government disarmament policies.
'WE GOT HIM' – Charlie's Killer In Custody | Episode 124
The podcast covers the capture of Charlie Kirk's assassin, Tyler Robinson, and discusses political violence, media responsibility, and the need for hope.
The podcast reports on the swift capture of Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the assassination of Charlie Kirk, apprehended within 33 hours. It features press conferences with Governor Cox and FBI Director Patel, detailing the investigation, Robinson's confession, and the role of public tips. Governor Cox addresses political violence, forgiveness, and urges young people to choose dialogue over rage. Congressman Randy Fine discusses the "radical left," the need for RICO investigations, and criticizes the lack of decency in Congress. The podcast also touches on the misuse of AI images, the death penalty, and pays tribute to Charlie Kirk, highlighting his positive impact and the dignified transfer of his remains.
Epstein Victims Have Come Forth, The Names Have Not | Episode 118
Podcast covers VP's church visit, Epstein accusers, Chicago crime, and gun control debates.
The podcast discusses the Vice President's visit to Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, highlighting his compassionate response to a tragedy and criticizing protesters. JD Vance shares his personal reflections on meeting with affected families. The conversation shifts to the Jeffrey Epstein case, analyzing the accusers' press conference and the release of documents, with speculation about political motives. The episode also features a segment on Birch Gold Group. Further discussion delves into the Epstein accusers' press conference, the controversial "list," and criticism of Republican lawmakers' tactics. The US military's action against a Venezuelan drug boat is framed as a blow against "narco-terrorists." Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez addresses the city's crime crisis, advocating for federal intervention and explaining his Democratic stance. Finally, the podcast criticizes Senator Tim Kaine's views on rights and Tim Walls's stance on gun control, emphasizing Second Amendment protections.
The Left's Demented Fantasies Shatter | Episode 117
The podcast discusses political tactics, media reactions, and public safety, featuring an interview with Dr. Ben Carson on social issues and policy.
The podcast covers a range of political and social topics, including the Space Force headquarters move, media reactions to the president's health, and critiques of Democratic politicians' stances on crime in Chicago. It features an interview with Dr. Ben Carson, who shares his views on gender dysphoria, the impact of hormones, the left's animosity towards religion, vaccine policies, and the evolution of the Trump administration. The discussion also touches on the war on fentanyl, military action against cartels, and the importance of Judeo-Christian principles in society. Sponsor messages for Beem's Dream Powder and Bone Charge are also included.
Biden Jobs Reports Were Found Fake, AGAIN | Episode 122
This podcast discusses a Charlotte stabbing, media bias, economic data accuracy, and political commentary on crime and policy.
The podcast covers a tragic stabbing incident in Charlotte, North Carolina, detailing the footage, bystander inaction, and the intervention of a hero. It criticizes media bias in reporting racial divisions and discusses the legal ramifications, including federal charges. The conversation shifts to economic data, with criticism of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and praise for E.J. Antoni. Steve Moore offers a positive economic outlook under Trump and discusses gas prices and Federal Reserve policies. The podcast also touches on an executive order regarding pharmaceutical advertising, critiques Kamala Harris's upcoming book, and discusses the President's crime initiatives and a visit to a DC restaurant.
The "Finding Out" Phase Has Officially Begun | Episode 128
Jimmy Kimmel's suspension sparks debate on free speech, media responsibility, and political hypocrisy, highlighting affiliate power and FCC oversight.
The podcast discusses Jimmy Kimmel's indefinite suspension by ABC following controversial remarks about "MAGA people" and Charlie Kirk's assassination. ABC affiliates, including Nextstar and Sinclair, preempted his show due to backlash, citing the offensive nature of his comments. The host links this to a "consequence culture" and past controversies, questioning the FCC's role in ensuring broadcasters serve the public interest. The left's reaction, including accusations of a "Censorship Industrial Complex" and hypocrisy regarding free speech, is analyzed. Declining ratings and audience alienation are cited as business reasons for these changes. The podcast also criticizes Barack Obama's statements on the Charlie Kirk assassination and the Dylan Roof attack, accusing him of divisive rhetoric and misrepresenting conservative viewpoints. Finally, a confrontation between Kash Patel and Eric Swalwell regarding alleged ties to a Chinese spy is highlighted.
Trump Is Finding The Missing Children | Episode 129
Podcast discusses immigration, law enforcement, political commentary on Jimmy Kimmel's suspension, and product advertisements.
The podcast covers a range of topics including political commentary on current events and media reactions, particularly the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel. It delves into immigration issues, highlighting concerns about missing children allegedly "imported" under the Biden administration and detailing enforcement statistics from the Trump era. The importance of law enforcement is emphasized through the tragic story of three fallen officers. Protests at ICE facilities and the left's response to these events are also discussed. Additionally, the podcast features advertisements for ExpressVPN, Beam Dream Powder, Jacked Up Fitness, and Bricast Nutrition, and celebrates the podcast's rising ranking.
SPECIAL: Lyin’ Jimmy Kimmel Faces The Music – Nightly Scroll w/ Hayley Caronia
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel's show suspension sparks debate on free speech, media responsibility, and security for public figures.
The podcast discusses the indefinite suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live by Nextstar Media Group due to offensive comments about Charlie Kirk's death. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr and Sinclair Broadcasting also commented on the issue, with Trump reacting positively to the suspension. The discussion delves into the evolution of Kimmel's comedy, the distinction between free speech and broadcast standards, and media reactions, including accusations of "fascism" and hypocrisy regarding censorship. The latter part of the podcast features former Secret Service agent Scott Bryson discussing enhanced security measures for public figures like Charlie Kirk and Ben Shapiro, the complexities of event security, threat assessment, online radicalization, and the importance of accountability for words and actions.
Shockwaves in the Swamp Over Trump's Latest Move | Episode 116
The podcast discusses political commentary, focusing on Trump's health, White House plans, and critiques of the left's narratives, alongside sponsorships.
The podcast covers various political topics, including refuting claims about President Trump's health and stamina, his plans for the White House, and the left's perceived projection of issues onto him. It also touches on potential arrests of "Russiagate" figures, congressional agendas like the NDAA and budget deals, and concerns about immigration policies and Chinese students. Additionally, the episode features sponsorships for Blackout Coffee, ExpressVPN, Jacked Up Fitness, Helix Sleep, and Bowl and Brands. Criticisms are leveled against Chicago's mayor and the New York Times regarding crime narratives.
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