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Tucker Carlson

American conservative political commentator (born 1969)

Named in 9 episodes, from 29 January 2025 to 10 November 2026: Peter Zeihan 2 · Paul J. Warburg 7. Wikidata

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2026 · 3 episodes

2025 · 6 episodes

November 2026 · 1

Map of the places in “Russia Just Declared War on...Pizza?” 26:22

Russia Just Declared War on...Pizza?

Paul J. Warburg

This isn't a war about weapons. It's not a war about territory.

October 2026 · 1

Map of the places in “Ukraine Just Sent Russia Back to the Stone Age” 18:56

Ukraine Just Sent Russia Back to the Stone Age

Paul J. Warburg

Russia is definitely now going to get left behind even further than they already were. In either case, Russia's data center problem is massive, and it's quickly growing tendrils into other areas that Russia likely never anticipated.

April 2026 · 1

4:03

MAGA – Breaking Up Is Hard

Peter Zeihan

Russia is using extreme right-wing figures to break the American political system by targeting the now-dominant MAGA movement, which Trump fails to recognize. MAGA faces the end as a unified political force.

October 2025 · 1

18:49

Russia’s Oil Crisis Keeps Getting So Much Worse

Paul J. Warburg

Russia is implementing price caps on gasoline to shift blame for shortages onto business owners rather than taking responsibility for economic collapse. The government fears its people and knows that forcing them to feel the war's costs could lead to revolution.

July 2025 · 1

16:14

A Tsunami Just Crippled Russia's Nuclear Fleet

Paul J. Warburg

A magnitude 8.8 earthquake, followed by a tsunami and volcanic eruption, has destroyed Russia's primary nuclear base in the Pacific. The simultaneous destruction of religious justification and nuclear threats removes Russia's main propaganda tools against the United States.

June 2025 · 1

24:45

Why the United States is Going to War With Iran

Paul J. Warburg

The United States is now at war with Iran because Israel could not destroy deep underground targets without US specialized bombs, making intervention almost certain. While the reasons may be legitimate, the conflict poses an economic risk to global trade rather than a threat of World War III.

May 2025 · 2

29:25

Why We Can’t Trust the Media Anymore

Paul J. Warburg

Journalists are incentivized to prioritize drama over honesty because that is what gets rewarded. Legacy media will eventually die, but the future risks disinformation spreading without accountability as viewers turn to independent sources optimized by algorithms.

9:29

A Concerning Update to the Russian Reach Series

Peter Zeihan

The Trump administration has created a security crisis by replacing independent oversight with officials who spread Russian propaganda. The speaker leaves everyone to their own recognizance as to what is going to happen next.

January 2025 · 1

27:11

The REAL Reason Putin is So Paranoid Right Now

Paul J. Warburg

Assassinating Vladimir Putin risks creating a worse global conflict without guaranteeing peace for Ukraine. Ending the war requires courageous political leadership rather than assassination attempts.

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