Episode 115

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Published on:

26th Sep 2025

White House UFC Insanity: How Gladiator Distractions Mask Gaza Carnage and Free Speech Assaults

Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley roast the wrestling-prez spectacle of UFC on the White House lawn as Rome-level bread and circuses, designed to bury horrors in Gaza and Ukraine where civilian slaughter reigns unchecked. They blast bipartisan military force obsessions over humanitarian fixes, decry government censorship, and rally for free speech amid online toxicity. In this surreal chaos, they champion reasonable dialogue to pierce the moral rot.

Timestamps:

  • (00:00) Political Circus Unleashed: Wrestling to White House Fights
  • (05:13) U.S. Military Critique: Bombing Over Brotherhood
  • (13:03) Life and Free Speech: Celebrating Amid Suppression
  • (14:51) Voice of Reason: Navigating Generational Battles
  • (16:13) Reasonable Talks: Defending Open Dialogue
  • (24:31) Online Perils: Toxicity and Algorithm Traps


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Transcript
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Jerremy dives into the cowboy chaos of a wrestling-star president hosting UFC

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brawls on the White House lawn, while Dave

calls it ancient Rome-style distraction.

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The stakes escalate—if

bread-and-circus tactics drown real

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issues like Gaza and Ukraine, how

much voter malaise is by design?

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Dave: In

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Jerremy: the front lawn

of the White House.

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They're gonna have a ginormous, not

like a, it's gonna be UFC branded.

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Wow.

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Which is again, Dana White and Sure.

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Good buddies.

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Which is fine.

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Yeah.

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All good.

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But I, I am over here thinking to myself,

oh my gosh, we have a cowboy in office.

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A cowboy.

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And that's like

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Dave: this guy that is

like bread and circus.

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That is ancient Rome sort of gladiator,

let 'em fight tigers kind of thing.

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Right?

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I mean, but UFC is super popular,

so I, I'm not against the idea,

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but that's crazy talk dude.

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I like UFCI watch all

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Jerremy: the time.

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I have more problem.

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I understand it infinitely.

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I'm just over here thinking to

myself, wow, they are letting the

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president go, Hey, best buddy of mine.

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Let's put you front and center for this

really huge thing that we're doing.

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We're gonna celebrate, an important

birthday in America's milestone.

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Yeah.

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Milestone birthday, I guess.

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And, uh, we're gonna do it with fighting.

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Just of all the things to celebrate the

American country was, it's like, yeah,

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let's just have a giant cage match.

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You would only expect that from

someone who had been in the World

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Wrestling Federation, which he has.

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And it makes me want to contact the

rider and the director of the film

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Idiocracy in How, how did you know

I'm in, I you, that is a rewatch.

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How did you know

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Dave: that is a rewatch right now?

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Jerremy: That we'd all be wearing

Crocs and that our president would be

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a prior wrestling match, individual.

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Like it's just awesome.

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Dave: It's

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Jerremy: true.

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Truly remarkable, I think.

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Uh, so to get back to the

international thing, man.

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Yeah.

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Russian forces advanced, I believe.

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Somewhere like what, 200 square miles?

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Dave: Yeah.

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Jerremy: Recently with Ukraine,

continually launching drone strikes

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Dave: Yeah.

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Jerremy: On Russian targets.

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And, uh, receiving 1000 fallen soldier

bodies in exchange for just that.

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I mean, so there's, there's

still actively, aggressively

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horrifically fighting right now.

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And I thought that they

signed a peace deal.

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Right.

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I thought that Putin did

that with Trump in Alaska.

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Mm-hmm.

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A month ago.

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Dave: Yeah.

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So that's so happening.

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I, yeah.

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So we got that going for us.

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And it feels to me that everybody

wants more regional stuff, whether

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it's the Ukrainians wanting to

pull a NATO in because they can't

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fix this right by themselves.

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They want a broader regional war.

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Or if it's the Israelis bombing

seven countries in a year, you

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know, it's like, let's mess this up.

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Are we saying.

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In 2025.

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2025, that the very best that we

can do, the very best behavior

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is to go and kill other people.

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To kill women, to kill children.

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That it's okay to bomb people from

the sky to resolve our issues.

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That's where we are in 2025.

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And if you say anything against

that, if you stand up and be like,

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Hey, maybe we shouldn't do this.

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If there's any opposition to murder, it's

antisemitic, it's pro Putin, it's pro

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terrorist, or they got what they deserved.

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I mean, that's Charlie Kirk, that's

Gaza, that's Ukraine, that's all of it.

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That putting a bullet in someone's

head, killing their family,

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blowing up their children.

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Is that gonna change

anybody's hearts and minds?

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I mean, does that help anything?

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And the people who are online cheering

any of this, supporting all of this

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that is barbaric, that is moral rot.

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This is deeply anti-human.

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And I will put the Trump

administration on fire for that.

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Because we are the one standing

up and saying, keep shooting.

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Like we're still bombing

things in Somalia.

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That is our longest war.

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I am donezo.

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I'm just like, this is

a very small planet.

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Oh, you got meti fired up now.

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Sorry.

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I gotta, I gotta like sit back because

it's like, it's a small planet.

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Let's like treat this

as brothers and sisters.

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Good god, what we've been doing

since the caveman days of bashing in

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each other's brains hasn't worked.

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We've gotta try something else.

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Yes, we've got to do something else.

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We've gotta be beacons of light

and magic and love and care,

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and that sounds like woo woo.

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And it sounds all hippie cool.

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But you know what?

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We haven't tried it.

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We haven't tried it.

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We've tried everything else, but ah,

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Jerremy: Yeah.

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Getting all the leaders together

and just, Hey man, let's just

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all, breathe it out for two days.

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Dave: I mean, don't we have to be friends

with countries regardless of what they

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do, if they have nuclear bombs, you

know, like we've just gotta get along.

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It is like, I may not get along with

my neighbor now, but you know what?

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They're my neighbor and so

I've gotta get along with 'em.

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Jerremy: Well, so as you, you, when

you're talking about bombing people out

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of the sky another Venezuelan cartel boat.

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No.

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Got taken out.

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Dave: Come on.

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Jerremy: Yeah.

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US forces conducted a second

strike on September 15th against

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the Venezuelan cartel boat and

international waters killing three

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alleged, uh, narco terrorists.

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Which is interesting ' cause

again, uh, not even some of the

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libertarians, but again, this is wild.

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I really didn't think I'd ever say

this, but Tucker Carlson was like,

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we sure we should be doing that.

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Dave: Again, I feel like he's like the

liberal hero voice in this Tucker Carlson.

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Come on.

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He's the one that's like, yep.

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Is this a good idea?

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Jerremy: Yeah, that was kind of,

uh, like, are you enlightened?

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Tucker?

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Dave: I'm so confused.

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Jerremy: And yet next

it's gonna be Alex Jones.

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When Alex Jones goes, wait a minute.

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Wait.

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I'm so confused.

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We're just bombing everyone.

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Uh, we're going to Mexico and we've

just, we're just bombed a couple

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of, uh, well, I mean, I guess

we technically did, didn't we?

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Yeah, we did.

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We dismantled 750 drug labs and seized 1.5

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million tons of fentanyl

over there in Mexico.

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Got it.

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And, uh, I don't believe specifically

that we bombed them with drones, but

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Dave: Who knows?

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I'm like, like, would would even,

would anybody know if we did,

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Jerremy: Would even care?

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Is really the, the wild question

I'd have to ask in that situation.

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And the answer is probably not.

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Just looking at the track record.

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Dave: Yeah.

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Jerremy: I think it's just a

very, again, interesting point

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of view to take because I.

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This is truthfully to your point,

the same discussion that you and I

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would be having during Obama's tenure.

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Dave: Yeah.

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Jerremy: It would be the same discussion.

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Same one.

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It's not exactly, it's not here,

Dave and I over here just making

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fun of Republicans or Democrats.

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It is, why are we as a country bombing

the shit out of everyone that we don't

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like all the time and not just figuring

out other solutions for decades?

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That's really all the that's the

question we're asking like, decades,

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Dave: trillions of dollars,

millions dead, hasn't worked out,

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has not worked out like that.

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That is the definition of madness.

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That is the definition of powerful people

doing powerful things that don't work.

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Like, and then they distract us.

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They distract us with nonsense, with

either, rather than paying attention

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to like the things that matter most.

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None of this matters to anybody.

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Well, I mean, not to the people who

are in it, but bombing a or, shooting.

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I mean, I don't even know, right?

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Droning, droning a boat in

the middle of the Caribbean.

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Really?

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That's the best way to do this.

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I mean, like, that's going to solve

something millions and millions that,

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who makes, you know, who's super

happy about that general dynamics.

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They are like, oh, great,

I made my bonus this month.

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Like, that's, who's

excited about that one?

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Jerremy: Yeah.

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Raytheon, right?

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Lockheed so happy.

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The big contractors government

contractors, defense contractors.

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It is, man, it's really wild.

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And I can see the position

that I'm in right now.

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My goal and job is to see as much as

I can, as clearly as I can both sides.

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Dave: Mm-hmm.

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Jerremy: And.

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The side that's extremely

excited about it.

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I think they're excited to the

extent of we've painted someone or a

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group of individuals as bad, right?

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And those bad people must pay and

this is the way of for them to pay.

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I think that, let's call it

culture or that idolization

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of we are good, they're bad.

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This is what we do to bad people.

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Dumb dumb and played out.

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Very, very played out.

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Because again, I think there are,

and there is a solution somewhere

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where if you put Putin and Zelensky

in the same room with Trump, right?

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So these three people are in the same

room together and they play chess for

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hours and talk over some coffee and figure

out why actually is everyone so angry?

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Like, why are you actually fighting?

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Get a couple therapists in there.

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Get a lot of, get some breath work.

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Like, is it worth spending two days to

stop that war through humanitarian efforts

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and diving deep into the root cause of why

these people are being tyrants probably.

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I think that's more worth it than

continuing to fund the war, spending

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billions of dollars and just

having people just being murdered

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continuously every single day.

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Dave: Right.

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These countries are hurting.

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I mean, they're hurting, they're

intentionally like hurting themselves.

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It's like we want bomb somebody else.

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We wanna drone somebody else.

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You know, it hurts the United States

to be like, like, this is the power

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we wanna project in our own backyard.

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None of this helps us, you know,

like is this going to stop the

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flow of drugs in the United States?

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No.

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Like the war of drugs we've already

proven that 50 years of war on drugs

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not working and bombing somebody

from the sky not gonna work.

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It hasn't worked.

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Hasn't worked.

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So like, again, it's deeply anti-human

to say we are going to, first, we're

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gonna start with, start with the

first thing that we're going to do

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outta the gate is kill somebody else.

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I'm like, holy shit.

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They're like, really?

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That's the first.

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If that's even on the table for

anything, it's gotta be the very,

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very last, I mean the last one.

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Not the first.

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We just can't start with that.

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And yeah.

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Are there bad people out there?

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Of course.

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Are there times where we have to like

take serious action against people?

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Of course there are sociopaths,

psychopaths, they run countries.

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I get it.

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But.

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We have to have a moral compass and

stick to it even when it's hard.

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And that means don't go murdering people.

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Don't go killing people.

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It's, it can't be the

first card out of the deck.

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Yeah.

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You got me going.

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All right.

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What else is going

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Jerremy: on?

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No, it's good.

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Like what else is going,

that's why we're here.

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That's why our listeners are here.

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I like it when Dave gets going.

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Well, I mean, we have, uh, the

Charlie Kirk Radicalization memorial

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that has happened on September 21st.

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Dave: That was yesterday.

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Right.

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And I don't know, I

didn't catch any of that.

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Did

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Jerremy: you either yesterday

or the day before Yesterday.

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Yesterday, yeah.

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Sunday.

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Man, I'll say this.

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Yeah, his.

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His wife.

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Yeah.

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I think very quickly is becoming, uh,

a new American hero and rightfully so.

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Dave: Wow.

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Jerremy: She is becoming a

very, very powerful figure

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in the Christian community.

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Dave: Mm-hmm.

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Jerremy: Um, she is and publicly

she forgave the shooter.

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Oh, that's Charlie

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Dave: Kirk.

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That's beautiful.

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Jerremy: Um, she was really leaning into

her faith and open about what Charlie

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was trying to do with his life, which

was to heal and help individuals, like

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the gentleman that killed her husband.

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Dave: Yeah.

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Jerremy: there was a lot of, I feel

like there was a lot of polarization in

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a good way, polarization to the extent

of the individuals that were all there.

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Were doing it and were.

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We're presenting and placing themselves

in a position of positivity even

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though they did have like fireworks

displays and like a big light

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Dave: show.

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Okay.

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Uh,

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cool.

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I want that.

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So just so you know, because,

you know, I'm so old that's

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exactly what I want at my funeral.

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So if you could, I'm gonna, I'm

gonna put you down, you know,

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like the writer to my will.

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It's gonna be like, oh, and Jerremy,

if you could, if you could, uh, break

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out the sparklers, you know, like Dave.

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That's right.

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Dave would like sparklers at this.

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So, uh, you know, like, just make

sure you bring, one of those cool

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lighter, you know, not one, not

matches, but legit sparklers.

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And, uh, everybody gets those

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Jerremy: Something cool, something

fun, you know, less morbid.

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That is what happened.

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And it was, here's, it

was a celebration of life.

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Dave: You know, I know there was,

there was a lot of free speech talk

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the last couple of weeks, which I

appreciate the free speech talk.

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I am not happy about the administration

cracking down on free speech.

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And look, there's a lot of hot

heads right now all over the place.

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A lot of energy going on, and I'm not

even online watching this, and I'm,

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I'm it's raised, it's, it's breaking

through my silence barrier of being

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like, okay, people are a little crazy.

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And it is a testament to, and I'm gonna

give a big compliment to the pundits

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and the leadership on the right.

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It is a testament to that crowd

that things haven't melted

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down, that there hasn't been.

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Retribution that there hasn't

been escalating violence.

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That it does seem like there's cooler

heads right now because it could

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have gotten very bad very quickly.

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This was a very important

person to millions of people.

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And when very important

people get murdered like that,

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it causes a lot of crazy.

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And so I think it's a big testament

that we haven't seen worse.

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Yep.

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Jerremy: I mean, it's, yep.

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Dave: Every time I go I, I, I gotta,

I realize that I'm just ranting at you

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and I really gotta turn this around.

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Yeah.

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What so what's next?

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People are here.

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I mean, what's, what's next for the

right on this, the provocative, right?

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Like he was a voice of a generation.

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He was the voice for the young.

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Who's gonna be that voice

for the young, do you think?

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Like, it's not gonna

be Nick Fuentes, right?

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Jerremy: No, I don't believe so.

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There will be a lot now.

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Dave: Yeah.

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Jerremy: That's the beautiful thing

about Charlie that I do believe

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that he will and has spurred a

lot of people to take his place.

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Dave: Great.

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Jerremy: And take the place of an

independent truth seeker, let's call it.

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Dave: Yeah.

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Jerremy: Someone who really is

beautifully articulate and cares

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about sharing messages and doing it

so openly potentially with college

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campuses or on school grounds,

just to, you know, enlighten the

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intellectuals and to enlighten the Yeah.

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The younger crowd of this nation.

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Personally, man, I think that

what his ultimate goal was.

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Very profound and very beautiful.

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And it was, uh, it's unfortunate that it

had to come to an end, but I think that

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that's just the unfortunate aspect of

someone that is so skilled and talented

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and equipped to argue points and to

provide their opinion so poignantly.

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Yeah.

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That very, very few

people can dismantle it.

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Those individuals become extremely

divisive to certain groups of

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people that wanna make sure that

that doesn't happen anymore.

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Dave: And reasonable talk, it seems

right, but reasonable talk, like

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didn't demonize in the sense of

demonize how to say this, you know,

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like reasonable arguments, points of

view, even if you disagreed with them.

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Right.

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You know, not celebrating or going

after other people in, uh, for, you

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know, like there was no name calling.

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It was very reasonable.

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Measured conversations,

debates with people.

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Nobody should ever lose their job.

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Nobody should ever be de platformed

Deb banked de whatevered, right?

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Nobody should have like, their

lives taken away from them,

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either literally or figuratively.

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Because a very reasonable even

controversial takes on things like

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that is like at the core of free

speech to be like, I've got an idea.

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It's like, oh, I've got an idea too.

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It's like, okay, let's talk this out.

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And it's like, are we gonna

agree to disagree on some things?

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You bet.

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Are we gonna hate each other?

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Are we going to label each other?

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Are we gonna call each other names?

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No.

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I mean, that's, that's at

the core of this discussion.

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He seemed to be the dude that does that.

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And like every.

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Nobody should get canceled or thrown

out or killed or whatever because

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they're having a conversation.

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Even if you find it objectionable.

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Jerremy: Mm-hmm.

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I don't know.

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Yeah, of course.

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Right.

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I think

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Dave: like wasn't Kimmel

like thrown off the air?

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Jerremy: Yeah.

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He was.

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I didn't currently watch

exactly what he said.

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To make an opinion on if that

was a noteworthy cause or not.

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But here's what I will say

about it is I think there were

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individuals that timed it very

poorly, and if you were going to.

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Stand on the ground of free speech

and say, I can say whatever I want.

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Dave: It could happen next

month, not this week, right?

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Jerremy: Probably.

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Yeah.

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Right.

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Like, do we really need to,

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Dave: do you really need to clamp

down on free speech or do you

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really need to be like, all happy

about somebody dying right now?

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You know, like that's all.

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I think he is like, kick

everything to next month.

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Jerremy: That's it.

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I think so, man.

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Like bad timing must

have been a bad timing.

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Read the room and I think

that people didn't, yeah.

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People that got fired and

canned did not read the room.

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And I'm on the fence of it was like,

listen, if you don't have the human

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decanter of knowing when you should make

fun of someone getting assassinated.

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You don't know, like in

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Dave: 4K on tv, you know, like,

like, or on the online like 4K, like

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right in front of you, like, right.

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Oh, like, that is gonna

be burned in my brain.

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I wish I hadn't seen that.

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Like, Ooh, agreed.

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Jerremy: And I forget the,

probably a valid point.

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I forget the comedian the

redheaded lady that had the

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disassembled head of Donald Trump.

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Dave: Oh God, yeah.

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Kathy, uh, Kathy Griffin,

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Jerremy: Kathy Griffin.

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She did that like a week

after he got elected.

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Um, and there was this whole

like, you know, Trump, right?

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Everyone's like excited about Trump and

for her to come out with that again, I

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probably wouldn't ever do that personally.

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I can read the room pretty well.

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Uh, I wouldn't do that with any candidate,

for any person for any reason ever, but.

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Ever since then, her career was

just going right down the tube.

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And she did, she got canceled on

tons and tons and tons of platforms.

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And the ironic part is most people

are like, oh, but the media is

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liberal and they're far left and

they're, they're controlled by the pe.

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I'm like, yeah, but even if that is

true, which I can't confirm or deny,

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I can say for sure that there is

probably an unspoken humanitarian rule.

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Yeah.

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That's like, listen, regardless

of someone, if they're very, very

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popular, let's call 'em a singer.

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I'm not gonna name any names.

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It'd be awful.

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I don't wanna speak it into

existence, but let's say an

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extremely popular musician Sure.

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Got assassinated.

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Oof.

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Well, shoot, let's pick one

that happened in the past.

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John Lennon.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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John Lennon gets taken out.

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Within a week.

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Massive,

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Dave: massive grieving like I, within a

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Jerremy: week, if you begin celebrating

that, because you hate John Lennon and

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everything he sang for and spoke about, he

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Dave: was a common liberal.

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Like they Oh, right.

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People would lose their minds.

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Jerremy: Yeah.

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They probably did lose their minds.

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They probably did get fired.

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People probably did get canned and

canceled and their shows and radio shows

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got, got taken off the air and there was

radio guests that tried to make a joke

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about it and they got just disseminated.

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I'm sure that happened because there is a

certain level of humanitarian respect, at

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least in this small circle called America.

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Dave: Yeah.

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Jerremy: Because when you start taking

the humanitarian and you just go outside

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just a little bit, like, you know, 35

miles off the coast, when you get into

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international waters, then you can start

doing anything you want with human life.

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But if it's within the borders of America.

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Dave: Yeah.

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Jerremy: 35 miles inward.

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Then yes.

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Be very, very careful what you say

about anyone that, uh, that gets their

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life taken away from them too early.

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And I'm actually okay with that.

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I'm on the side where like, listen,

if you got canned, 'cause you

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don't know how to read a room.

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Study better, I guess learn when to not do

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Dave: And I get employers who

might be looking at something

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and being like, oh man, you put

this online and you work for me.

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Mm-hmm.

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I question your judgment.

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I'm not gonna give you

my budget for my company.

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If you're doing this, like

you're a crazy person.

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You know, whether you agree with

somebody or not on anything.

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If they put out a controversial take

on something that is very radioactive,

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you gotta question their judgment.

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You just gotta question their

judgment on other stuff.

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I mean, it just happens.

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Jerremy: Yeah, I'm with you on that, man.

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I get it.

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I understand.

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It's a situation I'm not really

gonna be actively, feeling.

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Sorry for,

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Dave: and on the other hand the FCC

landing on what is he on a, b, c

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Kimmel to like, throw him off the air?

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Yeah, that's scary.

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I'm not down with government doing this.

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I wasn't down with the Biden

administration, creating like ministries

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of truth and pressuring online

censorship with the Twitter files.

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Like they, it was serious.

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And before that, you know, there was,

um, they didn't call it cancer culture.

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They called it accountability culture.

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This was one of the things that drove

me out of the Democratic Party and

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into, into the world of I don't have a

party, it's that world of, oh, they've

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been doing it for several years.

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They've been doing the debunking.

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They've been, because of, of unpopular,

they've been saying that you can't

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question medication or you're gonna

be a COVID, deni and killing grandma.

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So we're gonna toss you off of every,

every thing, like every online platform,

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you've gotta go into your hole.

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It's happened for years on the left.

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And now that the right is in power,

they're doing the same thing.

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If you are talking about Gaza,

you're thrown out of the country.

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They're de they're throwing

you out of the military.

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If you, if again, probably unwise to put

these things online, I'd be questioning

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whether I should give you a gun.

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But on the other hand, it's like, hey.

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Not reading the room, but at

19, did anybody read the room?

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And like, you're, you're a dumb ass.

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You know?

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And if you do dumb ass

thing yeah, don't do that.

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But you know, like losing

your career and your job, man.

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I don't know, man.

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So it's same thing, powerful people

wanting to control and controlling speech.

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And it's just this, it

doesn't lead anywhere good.

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Like, there is nothing good that

can happen out of the government

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stepping in, pressuring.

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Tossing people out of the country because

of speech and pro, you know, political

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prosecutions they prosecuted Trump

and now Trump wants to prosecute them.

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It's the back and forth.

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This is rule of law out the window thing.

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Like, ah, all right.

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What else is going on in the world?

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What,

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What

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Jerremy: else?

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How can I not get Dave on a rant?

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Let's see.

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Dave: I'm trying.

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Jerremy: Yeah, I'm really

looking for notes here.

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You, no man.

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You're doing great.

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I think this is what this is about.

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We're here to just have fun

conversations to understand some things.

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Uh oh.

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You have on here some online

issues, toxicity via algorithms.

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Dave: Oh, tell me about

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Jerremy: that.

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Roblox grooming, deep fake

scams, pig butchering fraud.

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Dave: Do you know what any of this is?

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You're a bit more online

than me right now.

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Jerremy: I will say this.

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I know what deep fake scams are.

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Those are

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Dave: wild.

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Alex: Dave warns of post-reality

traps where online fakes erode

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trust, mirroring Jerremy's fears over

voice-cloning scams that hit too close.

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If screens blur truth from deception,

how can connections survive unchecked?

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But next—the jam intensifies with deepfake

horrors targeting identities and wallets.

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About the Podcast

Solving America's Problems
Solving America’s Problems isn’t just a podcast—it’s a journey. Co-host Jerremy Newsome, a successful entrepreneur and educator, is pursuing his lifelong dream of running for president. Along the way, he and co-host Dave Conley bring together experts, advocates, and everyday Americans to explore the real, actionable solutions our country needs.

With dynamic formats—one-on-one interviews, panel discussions, and more—we cut through the noise of divisive rhetoric to uncover practical ideas that unite instead of divide. If you’re ready to think differently, act boldly, and join a movement for meaningful change, subscribe now.