Dinesh D'Souza

In this episode, Dinesh discusses the implications of the new Rasmussen survey showing a substantial number of Americans confessing to participating in voter fraud. Dinesh reveals how SCOTUS is likely to tell special counsel Jack Smith to “hit the road Jack” with his bogus case against Trump. Emmy award winning journalist Liz Collin joins Dinesh to talk about her documentary, “The Fall of Minneapolis.”

In this episode, Dinesh discusses the latest stunts on the part of rogue prosecutor Jack Smith. Media personality Kimberly Guilfoyle joins Dinesh to talk about Trumps NY case and the corruption of the media. Dinesh reveals the real reason Harvard decided to keep its embattled president, Claudine Gay.

In this special episode, Dinesh discusses the compatibility of Islam and the West by tracing the rise and development of Islam and its modern political expression in nations around the world, including the United States. Author and radio host Alex McFarland joins Dinesh to make his case that Islam is a threat to the principles of the American Constitution. This will be a feisty podcast so come prepared to think and be challenged.

In this episode, Dinesh reveals how the Biden DOJ is covering for Joe Biden while preparing Hunter Biden to take the fall. Dinesh discusses how to protect free expression and at the same time guarantee a safe atmosphere for all students on the American campus. Entrepreneur Michael Seifert joins Dinesh to talk about the parallel economy and the role of his company PublicSquare in helping to build it.

In this special episode, Dinesh attempts to understand the peculiar nature of anti-Semitism in our time. Dinesh traces the roots of anti-Semitism, distinguishes it from racism, shows how modern anti-Semitism has a secular and left-wing political bent, and then identifies how anti-Semitism is now embedded in the progressive worldview, causing major problems for the Democratic Party. Entrepreneur and activist Chris Widener joins Dinesh to lay out his vision for the new Red Referral Network that connects conservatives who want to socialize, connect politically, and do business with each other.

In this episode, Dinesh evaluates the GOP candidates’ debate with a specific focus on Vivek’s performance and ambition. Debbie and Dinesh discuss Putin’s worldview, anti-Semitism on the college campus, why Trump is not the dictator we need to worry about, and a Netflix special about a bad surgeon.

In this episode, Dinesh reviews FBI director Christopher Wray’s testimony before the Senate yesterday. Dinesh considers the meaning of free speech in the context of university presidents appearing before the U.S. Senate and upholding the right of students to call for Jewish genocide. Author Harry Crocker joins Dinesh to discuss the history of the Catholic Church and also its less-than-impressive current leader.

In this episode, Dinesh shows how the House Oversight Committee can now meet the Left’s demand for “direct evidence” by showing Joe Biden received regular payments from a Hunter Biden entity that was a funnel for foreign bribes to the Biden family. Dinesh considers the irony of the Left’s latest tactic of warning that Trump will go full authoritarian in a second term. Shane Cashman joins Dinesh to talk about his story detailing his undercover work with Predator Poachers. Shane is a frequent guest on Timcast IRL and is a writer for SCNR.

In this episode, Dinesh identifies the malefactor companies that are boycotting X and shows how X can fight back against them. Dinesh makes the case that conservative Muslims belong in the GOP and they can help us beat the Democrats in 2024. Dinesh talks about his son-in-law Brandon Gill, the Trump-endorsed GOP candidate for Texas congressional district 26. Attorney Joseph McBride, who represents January 6 defendants, joins Dinesh for an update on the latest developments.

In this episode, Dinesh comes to the defense of the five-year-old kid accused of wearing blackface and argues he should sue Deadpan for defamation. Dinesh considers new evidence in the Trump New York case that vindicates Trump’s evaluation of his business assets. Dinesh anticipates a big SCOTUS decision that might scale back the gargantuan administrative state. Author Ben Stein joins Dinesh to talk about one of the strangest and most fascinating men to occupy the Oval Office, Richard M. Nixon.

In this episode, Dinesh explains how an Obama judge approved widespread surveillance not only on Trump but also on anyone who liked his tweets. Debbie and Dinesh discuss the only type of multiculturalism that works, Elon Musk and Bibi Netanyahu, how Derek Chauvin got shafted, and Hamas videos that we can’t get out of our minds.

In this episode, Dinesh asks what we can expect when Hunter Biden shows up to testify before the GOP House. Dinesh reveals how Disney is finally confessing to shareholders that its political activism is hurting its business. Dinesh reviews the significance of Elon Musk’s trip to Israel. Attorney and author Kent Heckenlively joins Dinesh to talk about how the diversity industry embedded itself in American industry and education, with pernicious results.

In this episode, Dinesh asks the question of whether the best governor in America made the worst political decision of his career. Dinesh critically examines a proposed hate speech law in Ireland that is a troubling indicator of a global police state. Attorney and author John Cox joins Dinesh to discuss how Governor Newsom converted California into “Cali-zuela.”

In this episode, Dinesh reveals how police state propaganda works to erase both the past and the present. Dinesh makes the case that Derek Chauvin is a victim of a media-driven show trial now followed by his serious wounding in prison. Brandon Gill, Dinesh’s son in law, publisher of the DC Enquirer, joins the podcast to talk about his newly-announced race for Congress. Dinesh reflects on the significance of the election victories of Javier Milei and Geert Wilders.

In this episode, Dinesh explores how the emerging police state gets decent people to do indecent things, a problem that philosopher Hannah Arendt termed the “banality of evil.” Dinesh discusses a new survey showing that most Americans do not want to fight for their country. Debbie and Dinesh discuss January 6 video, conservative infighting and Israel’s moral superiority.

In this episode, Dinesh puts the latest January 6 revelations in their larger context, unfurling the story of the real insurrection that was successfully carried out by the Democrats and the Left. Dinesh continues his discussion of Solzhenitsyn’s “Gulag Archipelago.”

In this episode, Dinesh exposes the Media Matters hit job on Elon Musk, and argues that Musk needs to become radicalized and go after his detractors with the same resolve that they use to go after him. Dinesh considers the significance of the new January 6 footage released by House Speaker Mike Johnson. Trump says that during his second term he’ll do to the Democrats and the Left what they have been doing to him and to MAGA patriots—Dinesh welcomes this needed approach that he himself has advocated for a while. TV host and author Brian Kilmeade joins Dinesh to talk about his new book “Teddy and Booker T.”

In today’s podcast guest host Debbie D’Souza explores Islamic Jihad, specifically describing Hezbollah in Latin America and the west and warning about Iran’s endgame of not just destroying Israel but also The United States of America. Debbie’s special guest is national security expert Joseph Humire who specializes in the analysis of transregional threat networks in the Western Hemisphere.

In this episode, Dinesh reveals how the police state has its origins in the aftermath of 9/11, when the FBI started “manufacturing terrorism” to meet its quotas and extract huge amounts of money from Congress. Dinesh homes in on the specific case of the Liberty City Seven to illustrate his point. Texas Senator Ted Cruz, author of Unwoke, joins Dinesh to talk about the growth of cultural Marxism and the threat it poses to our politics, our education system and our way of life.

In this episode, Dinesh reveals how the emerging police state doesn’t just target Trump or prominent figures but also innocent people going about their daily life. One such man, Joseph Bolanos, who is featured in the film, joins Dinesh to tell his heartbreaking story in further detail. Dinesh reviews how Aayan Hirsi Ali, a prominent atheist and critic of Islam, converted to Christianity.

In this episode, Dinesh makes the case for why Ronna McDaniel, the poster child of GOP failure, should resign as head of the Republican National Committee. Former CIA officer and intelligence specialist Mike Baker joins Dinesh to talk about Israel’s predicament in dealing with Hamas and the Palestinians. Dinesh explores the removal of an orthodox Catholic bishop by Pope Francis to ask, who’s the real apostate?

In this episode, Dinesh illustrates his principle that when the Left is screaming, we must the doing something right. Political scientist Carol Swain joins Dinesh to discuss affirmative action and her new book “The Adversity of Diversity.” Dinesh examines an important article by Aayan Hirsi Ali, who became an atheist in resistance to radical Islam, and has now converted to Christianity.

In this episode, Dinesh and Debbie do their weekend roundup, covering the Left’s meltdown over Trump’s enduring strength in the polls and the Argentine phenomenon Javier Milei. Dinesh continues his discussion of the “bluecoats” who run the prison camps of the gulag.

In this episode, Dinesh reveals some ways in which Americans can come together to stop the emerging police state. Dinesh and Debbie discuss a range of issues, from the pro-life dilemma on abortion to the release of the January 6 tapes to the recent Mar-a-lago red carpet premiere of “Police State.”

In this episode, Dinesh reviews the latest discoveries about the magnitude of Biden regime censorship being carried out through digital platforms and reveals how some of the nonprofits that now serve as “middlemen” were actually created through government action. Kash Patel, former Deputy Assistant to President Trump and chief of staff for the department of defense, joins Dinesh to talk about his role in the movie “Police State” and about the architecture of the police state itself.