IHIP News

The episode critiques the new White House press secretary’s unqualified performance and legal credentials, noting her ties to Chinese state interests.

The hosts critique Fox News for promoting misogynistic narratives and highlight the hypocrisy of conservative women who remain silent on these issues.

Federal ICE agents raided Rep.

This episode critiques Donald Trump's reaction to losing the Nobel Peace Prize and his administration's sanctions against the ICC, framing them as evidence of war criminality.

The episode discusses Katie Zachariah’s appointment as White House press secretary, criticizing her loyalty to Trump and her history with conspiracy theories.

Hosts discuss Trump's mocking of supporters and the failure of major news to cover it, framing his base as a cult susceptible to disinformation.

Rep.

Host Jen and guest Jack Cacciarella discuss the post-midterm "reckoning," advocating for aggressive oversight and accountability against tech oligarchs and the Trump family.

Jen Welch discusses her new book, "Not Today, Fascists," exploring her upbringing as an atheist in the Bible Belt and the moral dangers of Christian nationalism.

The episode critiques the Pentagon’s plan to livestream the firing squad execution of a Fort Hood shooter, contrasting it with Pete Hegseth’s religious rhetoric.

Hosts Pete and Josh critique Pete Hegseth’s performative military workouts and dismissal of the USS Abraham Lincoln’s horrific conditions, arguing he prioritizes toxic masculinity over accountability.

The episode exposes U.

Hosts Josh and Kylie critique Donald Trump’s recent threats against former presidents and his pursuit of the Nobel Peace Prize, arguing his rhetoric signals mental instability.

The hosts mock House Speaker Mike Johnson and Scott Jennings for their blind loyalty to Trump, predicting immediate impeachment if Democrats take power.

This episode investigates Paolo Zampoli, a Trump associate and former Epstein partner, who is accused of drugging and raping a woman, challenging the…

The episode critiques Vice President J.

Hosts discuss Lauren Sanchez allegedly pressuring Jeff Bezos to run for president, criticizing the couple's political ambitions.

Hosted from Washington D.

Hosts condemn Trump's rhetoric suggesting US cities could be sacrificed to Iran, labeling it fascist and unfit for office.

This episode investigates the background of White House aide Natalie Harp, tracing her influence to a fundamentalist upbringing and obsession with megachurch pastor David Jeremiah.

The episode critiques the Republican Party's "Nazi-esque" aesthetics and highlights the corruption of Jared Kushner, who is accused of profiting from…

Hosts Josh and Sam discuss the 2024 midterms, criticizing Trump’s campaign rallies and his offer of cash to voters as evidence of incompetence and vote-buying.

V.

Kara Swisher discusses the influence of tech billionaires on the White House, arguing they support Trump for business gains rather than ideology.

Jennifer Welch and Don Lemon discuss Benny Johnson’s targeted ads and alleged personal life, while criticizing JD Vance’s campaign rhetoric and Pete Hegseth’s military statements.

Hosts Pumps and Josh Welch discuss new reports that President Trump consulted Grok AI before the Venezuela invasion, mocking the administration's reliance on flawed technology.

The episode discusses the political fallout of the midterms, focusing on Trump’s potential misuse of the Insurrection Act and his repeated threats of nuclear war against Iran.

This episode critiques Pete Hegseth’s appointment as Secretary of Defense, highlighting his religious rhetoric, "Project Meridian" with Elon Musk, and alleged personal misconduct.

The host mocks Senator Eric Schmidt’s “face plant” regarding unvetted Jack Smith texts and JD Vance’s hypocrisy in attacking James Talarico while ignoring Epstein file connections.

Hosts critique the Trump administration's handling of the Iran conflict, highlighting a Pentagon cover-up of US military casualties and Pete Hegseth's cuts to senior officer positions.

The hosts critique Erica Kirk’s Vanity Fair interview, arguing her "bedazzled suit" and claims of apolitical grief are performative distractions from her husband’s murder.

The host criticizes the Trump administration and tech billionaires for supporting the killing of American citizens and rebranding AI as "super intelligence.

The episode critiques Senator Eric Schmitt’s failed Senate hearing of Jack Smith, highlighting Schmitt’s factual errors regarding an NBA game and the subsequent backlash from MAGA influencers.

The episode discusses allegations that Candace Owens is a lesbian, which the host dismisses as a distraction from her history of promoting anti-LGBTQ rhetoric.

Hosts Jake Tapper and Josh break down the fallout from the Cornell gang rape case, highlighting prosecutorial incompetence and the broader culture of impunity that shields perpetrators.

The host criticizes Donald Trump for appearing mentally declined and racist, while condemning the Republican Party as a "death cult" that protects pedophiles and ignores Epstein files.

Content creator Jake Schroeder joins to discuss his musical trolling of conservative figures, particularly Erica Kirk and Elon Musk.

This episode covers the reopened investigation into a 2024 gang rape at Cornell University, contrasting the perpetrators' light discipline with the expulsion of pro-Palestine protesters.

Hosts Peter and Josh discuss the political fallout surrounding VP JD Vance, criticizing his alleged White House leaks, inflated fraud statistics, and perceived lack of loyalty to Trump.

Hosts Josh and Todd analyze Trump's use of taxpayer-funded propaganda ahead of midterms, highlighting legal violations and the DOJ's complicity.

Miles Taylor, a former Trump 1.

Rep.

Hosts Jennifer and Josh dissect Ken Paxton’s Senate candidacy, detailing his extensive criminal history, including securities fraud and an affair, alongside his recent divorce.

The episode critiques the MAGA movement as a cult, highlighting allegations that FCC Chair Brendan Carr was involved in a sex trafficking ring within a rogue AA group.

Adam Machler joins the show to recount his heated on-air confrontation with Scott Jennings over the Iran war, detailing Jennings' frustration and subsequent avoidance.

The episode discusses reports that David Ellison may bring Elon Musk into Paramount’s merger with Warner Bros.

The episode critiques the DOJ’s alleged "pay-to-play" pardon scheme, highlighting the irony of JD Vance hosting anti-fraud events while pardoning fraudsters.