Due Dissidence

Tiffany Cianci is an activist and political commentator; a relentless advocate for breaking down corporate monopolies, defending free speech, and sounding the alarm on regulatory capture.Given her large social media following, Tiffany has been approached by leading behind the scenes figures in both major political parties and offered large sums of money in exchange for her public support. She declined, and instead developed a reputation for fierce independence, which she brings to her work day in and day out.We spoke with Tiffany about antitrust law, private equity, the importance of anti-monopoly activism, data centers, MAHA, and much more.

On this episode: NAZA premieres in US to acclaim and protest at New York Film Festival - Peter Thiel distances himself from Trump, Vance, and the political right in telling new interview - Sylvester Stallone stakes out bizarre new anti-war politics after years of militaristic jingoism - and more.

(9/24/26) On this episode: Norm Finkelstein and Glenn Greenwald expose Israeli propagandist Hen Mazzig for real-time lies about his role in excusing the Israeli siege on Gaza - Kamala Harris joins Abdul El-Sayed on the campaign trail in Michigan - story goes viral of lesbian bar facing insane backlash for lifting its mask mandate - and more.

(9/20/26) On this episode: Ed Sheeran digs himself further down a hole of public shame in disastrous speech at first concert since canceling Macklemore - Marjorie Taylor Greene gets "backlash" from MAGA shills after posting viral video about rising diesel and gas prices - Trump and Netanyahu make sudden adjustments to weekend itineraries in a slew of news stories that have raised alarms over imminent war escalations - and more.

(9/15/26) On this episode: Macklemore removed from Ed Sheeran tour after 'Free Palestine' speech - Sydney Sweeney's sports gambling ad faces widespread backlash - Trump insists Iran desperate for deal as Saudi-Yemen fighting intensifies and oil markets fret over Red Sea - and more.