Louder with Crowder

Crowder discusses the proposed impeachment of Pete Hegseth by Thomas Massie, dismissing it as a political stunt and suggesting Ron DeSantis as a better alternative.

Crowder opens by expressing frustration over Trump’s potential amnesty endorsement, suggesting it may end his political support.

Crowder analyzes the 2024 midterm election results, identifying three key takeaways: low Republican voter turnout, the unreliability of demographic…

Crowder hosts a midterm election megastream featuring a predictive model that diverges significantly from betting markets, arguing that manipulation has skewed odds in key races like Texas and Kansas.

This episode previews Louder with Crowder’s election night stream, featuring a detailed walkthrough of their proprietary predictive models and real-time data maps for the 2026 midterms.

Crowder discusses the fallout from Kylian Mbappé’s comments about a Chinese dictator meme, which led to bans on his team and sponsors by China.

Host Daryl confronts guest Rachel Wilson, author of *Occult Feminism*, who argues that Christian patriarchy is superior to modern feminism and that…

Crowder discusses the critical importance of the midterm elections, arguing that a Democratic victory would lead to a 20% chance of recovering the nation under a moderate Republican candidate in 2028.

Crowder argues that the Brazilian election was stolen, citing unprecedented last-minute rule changes and statistical anomalies that favored Lula.

Steve Crowder discusses the French riots, debunking claims of native French participation, and exposes fake pollsters like Wedgwood and SoCal Strategies who skewed midterm data.

Crowder analyzes the 2024 election results, celebrating Trump’s victory in key states while criticizing the left’s class warfare tactics.

Crowder opens with a viral video of Chinese police officers comically failing to manage a restaurant turf war.

Crowder discusses the federal investigation into Ilhan Omar, mocking Tom Homan’s evasive comments and Barack Obama’s criticism of the probe as hypocritical.

Crowder opens by mocking Matthew McConaughey’s recent push for political independence, arguing the actor is uninformed and that the left offers no redeemable policies.

Stephen Crowder announces a lawsuit against CNN and Jubilee for trademark infringement after they used his "Change My Mind" format for a James Tallarico town hall.

Crowder and Gerald discuss the Ilhan Omar investigation, arguing that her alleged immigration fraud and incestuous marriage justify deportation rather than characterizing it as a witch hunt.

Crowder analyzes midterm election trends, arguing that projected Democratic gains align with historical averages rather than the "tsunami" narrative.

Crowder and his guests discuss the DHS raid on Ilhan Omar’s home for alleged immigration fraud and debunk the myth that Republican megadonors…

Crowder opens with a comedic bit about a poltergeist, then pivots to criticize the media for mischaracterizing Trump’s comments on Iran as a threat…

Crowder and guest Nick DiPaulo discuss the "Cornell 7" case, arguing it is a political witch hunt driven by leftist bias, while also analyzing shifting political dynamics in Quebec and Canada.

Crowder and guest Captain Morgan analyze the "Cornell 7" case, arguing that the woman’s prior texts and actions prove she consented to the group…

Crowder discusses the rightward shift in Latin American politics, highlighting the Brazilian election where Flavio Bolsonaro leads Lula, and questions if US funding influenced prior leftist trends.

Crowder discusses Gavin Newsom’s bill subsidizing local news and Pete Hegseth’s one-year report on military reforms, noting that removing quotas has led to improved performance and recruitment.

Crowder analyzes the reopened investigation into the Cornell 7 rape case, arguing that the accuser’s initial police report contradicts her new claims of non-consent.

This episode features a debate between Stephen Crowder and Harvard Law Professor Randall Kennedy, hosted by the Harvard Republican Club.

Stephen Crowder’s “Fraud” themed episode highlights the $8.

Crowder opens with a satirical reading of a racist fairy tale before discussing a viral video of a Mexican cleaning lady clashing with an Indian man over unpaid labor.

Crowder analyzes President Trump’s UN speech, focusing on the administration’s strategy to delay Iran negotiations until after the midterms and its pressure on Cuba.

Crowder reacts to an Indian news poll showing Americans prefer illegal Mexicans over legal Indians, then analyzes a viral video of a Latina business owner complaining about Indian customers.

Crowder debunks Ron White’s claims that Texas should switch to Democratic leadership, citing the state’s economic growth and energy production.

Crowder and guest Nick DePal discuss the decline of the internet from a valuable resource to an AI-driven clickbait machine, using the Alan Richardson fake divorce story as a prime example.

Crowder and guests debate three legal hurdles blocking Trump’s immigration policies, including public charge rules, mail-in ballot verification, and student visa limits.

Crowder discusses the viral image of Indian fans at a UT football game, linking it to rapid demographic shifts in Texas driven by H-1B visas and…

Crowder and his panel discuss the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, criticizing the left’s celebratory reaction and ongoing calls for violence.

Crowder analyzes the Lindsay Clancy jury’s verdict, criticizing the female jurors for prioritizing emotional feelings over evidence and arguing that the justice system is compromised by gender bias.

Crowder argues that Nike’s market collapse stems from alienating its core audience with woke marketing, citing specific controversial ads as evidence.

Crowder and his panel debunk viral myths, including the claim that rust on the USS Abraham Lincoln signals military decline and false reports of Trump deporting abused children.

Crowder discusses the Lindsay Clancy trial, condemning the hung jury and arguing that postpartum depression does not excuse strangling children.

Crowder discusses the hung jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial, expressing outrage at the lack of a unanimous verdict.

Crowder and guests debate H-1B visa abuses, arguing the US economy should prioritize American workers over cheap foreign labor.

Stephen Crowder debunks false claims by Greg Gutfeld and Tucker Carlson regarding Trump’s immigration enforcement, citing record arrests and border crossing reductions.

Crowder highlights record ICE arrests and visa pauses under Trump, countering claims that nothing has been done on immigration.

Crowder defends Trump’s immigration policies, highlighting record visa revocations and H-1B fees as evidence against the "uniparty" narrative.

Crowder discusses the Lindsay Clancy trial, criticizing widespread female support for the defendant as evidence of societal breakdown and lack of accountability.

Crowder mocks Abdul El-Sayed’s “pander and fracture” tactics, highlighting his mother’s Al-Qaeda ties and his false claims of shared Christian-Muslim values.

Crowder analyzes recent primary results, noting Randy Fine’s victory over Dan Bilzerian and Byron Donalds’ win, to argue that social media hype does not reflect real-world voter sentiment.

Candace Owens critiques Tucker Carlson’s claim that nuclear weapons caused transgenderism, defending US history and nuclear deterrence.

Steven Crowder critiques President Trump’s handling of the Iran conflict and South Korea relations, arguing the lack of a clear exit strategy is politically damaging.

Crowder hosts a live fact-check of the debate between Andrew Wilson and Candace Owens regarding the murder of Charlie Kirk.

Crowder previews a live debate between Candace Owens and Andrew Wilson regarding the Charlie Kirk assassination, with Owens alleging an Israel-linked…