am principles pjt
2025 PRES TRANSIT
musk bolso chainsaw
no lnx an
'You have been gaslit': CPAC oozes MAGA's 'male inequality' agenda
People react as U.S. President Donald Trump (not pictured) addresses the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) annual meeting in National Harbor, Maryland, U.S., February 22, 2025.
Matt Laslo February 23, 2025
NATIONAL HARBOR, MD — This just might be the year American men finally overcome centuries of political, cultural and marital oppression that have ravaged the gender and kept guys locked out of key policies, like the Violence Against Women Act.
That’s what one conservative vendor peddled at this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference. And they’re not alone. The oft-repeated message being subtly driven into CPAC attendees – is that the era of male victimhood is over.
Culture wars are now king.
In years past, the conservative confab focused on fiscal responsibility and cutting federal spending. This year — even as Republicans in Congress and the White House debate trillions of dollars in budget cuts — leaders stoked gendered culture wars.
“Don't allow this broken culture to send you a message that you're a bad person because you're a man, because you like to tell a joke, because you like to have a beer with your friends or because you're competitive," Vice President J.D. Vance told CPAC attendees Thursday.
Eradicating diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI, initiatives may have merely been a stepping stone. Conservatives have rallied behind a new, if antiquated, gospel of manhood as they work to turn back time and eviscerate what they call "wokeness" in real time.
At CPAC, this is truly a man’s world, or will be soon if the resurgent right succeeds.
“Male Inequality”
Masculinity is everywhere here at CPAC. It’s tangible, making this year’s conference feel more like an all-male retreat than the policy-focused escape the annual event was before President Donald Trump remade American conservatism in his image.
In these conservative confines, there’s no gender pay gap (even as statistics show women earn roughly 75 cents for each dollar a man makes). Women’s suffrage, practically speaking, is a fairy tale of a bygone era. While Bibles abound, the Book of Ruth and its strong, central female cast, is an afterthought (if a thought at all).
The real problem is “Male Inequality,” according to the newly launched Men’s Equality Network, or MEN.
‘Areas of Male Inequality’ — a pamphlet MEN are handing out at this year’s CPAC.
At CPAC, MEN seeks to drum up support for the hashtag #genderequalityformen, while also giving away free caps emblazoned with “Watchdog: Stop the gender agenda.”
MEN's tagline succinctly sums up the mission that drives the group: “assuring due process, fairness and equal opportunities for men.” And while they may only be a few weeks old, MEN has already attracted 18 partners, ranging from United Families International to the Child Custody Coalition.
The group is so new, it hasn't held its first meeting. But MEN soon plans to start hosting monthly training sessions with partner organizations, then storm the marble halls of Washington, demanding equality for men.
And MEN has allies in powerful places in Trump’s Washington.
"Our culture sends a message to young men that you should suppress every masculine urge, you should try to cast aside your family, you should try to suppress what makes you a young man in the first place," Vance opined from the CPAC main stage. He, like MEN, provided no evidence to support his contention.
While the group is surely easy to single out, it's far from alone in its drive to restore manhood to its properly patriarchal perch at CPAC but also throughout society.
"Go fu#% yourself Planned Parenthood”
Entering this year’s hall of vendors at CPAC, it’s seemingly impossible to miss the loud magenta “Go fu#% yourself Planned Parenthood” banner next to a cardboard cutout of President Trump.
Defund Planned Parenthood photo (Photo credit: Matt Laslo)
A few rows away, at first blush, the booth for "Date on the Right" seems dedicated to online romance for Republicans. But the material seems more focused on connecting hardline conservatives with their policy dreams.
Instead of promising long-term love, the group’s selling point feels more politically inclined than lifemate: “Dating for conservatives: only two genders – male and female allowed. No pronouns but male or female allowed.”
Other booths are dotted with free swag seeking to uproot political correctness — “I support free speech, not political correctness,” reads one sticker — through slogans like, “God, Guns and Girly Things” or “Woman: an adult human female.”
“We have an entire generation of young men who are smoking weed, watching porn, not getting married — not even pursuing women,” American Principles Project President Terry Schilling told CPAC attendees. “We have this thing called incels — involuntary celibates. It's terrible. And we can't become a great nation again — we can't make America great again — until our men are great again.” //TUCKER MAINSTREAM GRT?
“You’ve been gaslit to high heaven”
For attendees, conservatives are undeniably victims. The thousands gathered at CPAC are set on righting those past perceived wrongs.
“You’ve been gaslit to high heaven every time you picked up a newspaper in the United States,” conservative anchor Megyn Kelly told the crowd. “Every time you’ve turned on CNN. You’ve been lied to. You’ve been bullied — or seen others with lesser power — bullied by the media and the leftist Democrats. You have been a victim of overbearing and controlling leftists who think they are the final arbiters of what’s best for you and your life.”
While this may be MEN's year, conservative women aren’t going quietly.
CPAC may be a man’s world these days, despite all the powerful women in today’s GOP, like White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, who, at 27, is the youngest person to ever hold the prestigious role.
On the CPAC stage this week, former White House communications director Mercedes Schlapp — wife of CPAC chair Matt Schlapp who a sheriff wrote up earlier this month for allegedly groping a man — asked Leavitt about being a woman in Trump world.
"Look at the White House and look at the exceptional Cabinet President Trump has put together," Leavitt said. "While we don’t care about identity politics…the president has appointed Susie Wiles, our first female chief of staff in United States history; Brooke Rollins heading up as our secretary of agriculture — look across the entire Cabinet. There are incredible women — Linda McMahon, leading the Department of Education — the list goes on and on."
As for her advice to young women, Leavitt departed from her party’s new man-centric mantra.
"Stay strong, speak the truth and don’t let anybody tell you that you can’t achieve your dream, or you can’t get to that next step. Just believe in yourself, because there will be a lot of people who don’t believe in you, who cast doubt on you, who talk bad about you," Leavitt said. "Screw ‘em. It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter."
NOW READ: Whoever tries to tell you that Trump is Christian needs to look up this passage in the Bible
--==
https://www.rightwingwatch.org/organizations/american-principles-project/
Supreme Court in Hand, Far Right Wing Prepares to ‘Take the Reins of Government’
GOP Attacks on Trans Girls Were Never Just About Sports
Terry Schilling Claims Credit for Texas Gov. Abbott’s Anti-Trans Directive
American Principles Project Launches Texas Chapter, Attacks Gov. Abbott for ‘Weak’ Anti-Trans Legislation
Right Wing Round-Up: Rigged
U.S. Partners With Anti-Choice, Anti-Equality, ‘Pro-Family’ Authoritarians at HHS Event
Anti-Choice & Anti-LGBTQ Groups Rallying Behind Amy Coney Barrett for SCOTUS
Far-Right Virginia Legislator Fights Trans Opponent With Help Of Anti-LGBTQ Megadonor
‘If We Can Get Even One More Like Neil Gorsuch, We’re Talking About Overturning Roe v. Wade’
Trump Names ‘Pro-Life Advisory Council’ In Attempt To Reassure Anti-Choice Movement
The Movers Behind The Anti-LGBT ‘Religious Liberty’ Movement
Cruz Backer Robert George No Fan of Trump, But Group He Founded Is
More than 50 Conservative Catholics Back Ted Cruz
Six GOP Hopefuls Vow To Enshrine Anti-Gay Discrimination Into Law
Ted Cruz On Trans Rights: ‘I Don’t Want My Daughters Taking Showers With Little Boys’
Ted Cruz: President Can Ignore ‘Fundamentally Illegitimate,’ Nazi-Like Gay Marriage Decision
Ted Cruz: We Can ‘Absolutely’ Outlaw Abortion Without Overturning Roe
Anti-Abortion Groups Target GOP Congresswoman For Expressing Concern About Rape Survivors
Right Wing Round-Up – 10/9/15
Maggie Gallagher: Tell Gay Friend He’s Driving His Spouse Away From ‘God’s Plan’
mma yr end: https://www.mediamatters.org/tim-pool/extremists-bigots-and-conspiracy-theorists-youtuber-tim-pools-2022-guests-review
many lnxt twt etc
Extremists, bigots, and conspiracy theorists: YouTuber Tim Pool’s 2022 guests in review
YouTube is profiting from a podcast that platforms white nationalists, conspiracy theorists, and bigots
WRITTEN BY JUSTIN HOROWITZ
PUBLISHED 12/20/22
A Media Matters review of Tim Pool’s guests on his Timcast IRL podcast in 2022 demonstrates that many of the individuals Pool invites on his show are extremists, bigots, or conspiracy theorists. Sometimes, they’re all three.
Pool’s show is broadcast from a Maryland studio, where he wears his signature black beanie year-round. A steady rotation of guests and co-hosts sit alongside Pool in matching gamer chairs and headphones as they discuss the day’s news, often pushing misinformation and conspiracy theories as they bounce off of each other’s reactionary commentary.
Pool, who has 1.4 million YouTube subscribers and a history of working with white nationalists, is reportedly making a fortune from his livestreams.
YouTube is also profiting from Pool’s podcast, raking in around $65,000 from Pool’s channel between October 2020 and November 2021, and the platform has gone so far as to promote his channel on its front page. On November 28, his livestream with Hitler fanboy Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, was the most-watched livestream on the platform.
The type of guest Pool invites on his show varies. Some are elected officials, while others are comedians and culture warriors. Pool rarely invites guests who will push back against his right-wing perspective.
As explained by reporter Robert Silverman, who has covered Pool’s show, “Whenever a right-wing politician, personality or group enters the news cycle, Pool finds a way to sand down their actual, stated beliefs or will claim ignorance.”
Timcast Editor-in-Chief Cassandra MacDonald (neé Fairbanks) appears to have a hand in booking Pool’s guests. MacDonald previously worked for the Kremlin-funded news outlet Sputnik,has been accused of flashing a “white power” hand sign, and has been pictured with white nationalists. Additionally, one of Pool's recurring co-hosts, Luke Rudkowski, is a former Infowars employee and 9/11 conspiracy theorist.
Pool’s regular co-hosts, employees, and guests appear to mirror his own thinking. The YouTuber has pushed white nationalist talking points, baselessly accused a journalist of being a pedophile, defended antisemitic comments, and pushed a litany of conspiracy theories. Furthermore, Pool is an advocate for a second U.S. civil war, often discussing an impending second war on his podcast and on Twitter.
Here is a breakdown of Timcast IRL guests from 2022:
Rapper Ye(formerly Kanye West) appeared on Pool’s show after making antisemitic comments on Twitter and in the media. After his Timcast appearance, Ye was a guest on Infowars, where he denied the Holocaust and went on a pro-Nazi rant, including praise of Adolf Hitler. Pool and his guests later lauded Ye’s Infowars appearance and cheered on a Ye for president campaign.
Video CitationFrom the December 1, 2022, edition of Timcast IRL, streamed on YouTube
Milo Yiannopoulosappeared on Timcast at least twice in 2022; one of his appearances was alongside Ye. Yiannopoulos is an alt-right troll and former Breitbart editor who helped launder white nationalist and neo-Nazi propaganda into publication.
Nick Fuentes is a white nationalist leader and Holocaust denier. He appeared on Timcast alongside Ye and Yiannopoulos.
Pool hosted conspiracy theorist Darren Beattie in November. Beattie was fired from former President Donald Trump’s White House for attending a white nationalist conference.
White supremacist collaborator and conspiracy theorist Jack Posobiec has appeared on Pool’s podcast at least twice in 2022.
Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio appeared on Timcast in February. Tarrio was indicted for his role in the January 6 insurrection and was present at the 2017 white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. During his Timcast appearance, Tarrio downplayed the threat of “ethnonationalist groups.”
Video CitationFrom the October 12, 2020, edition of Timcast IRL streamed on YouTube
Far-right Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) appeared on Pool’s show multiple times in 2022. Greene is a conspiracy theorist and anti-LGBTQ bigot who has close ties to white nationalists.
Right-wing radio host and PragerU founder Dennis Prager is an anti-LGBTQ misogynist and racist. Prager is also a climate change denier and election fraud conspiracy theorist. He was a guest on Timcast in June.
Radio host Jesse Kelly has pushed conspiracy theories and made anti-LGBTQ and misogynistic comments. Kelly once told Fox News host Tucker Carlson that the military needs “Type A men who want to sit on a throne of Chinese skulls.” Kelly was on Timcast in December.
Far-right figure Lauren Southern was on Timcast multiple times this year. Southern has a history of pushing “racist propaganda” and white nationalist rhetoric.
The Daily Wire’s Michael Knowles is an anti-LGBTQ bully. Pool hosted Knowles in April.
Plagiarist, meme lord, and podcast host Benny Johnson has a history of pushing conspiracy theories. Johnson was a guest on Pool’s show in October.
Former Infowars employee and 9/11 conspiracy theorist Luke Rudkowski is a regular Timcast co-host.
Antisemitic social media troll and Holocaust denier Hotep Jesus (real name Bryan Sharpe) appeared on Timcast in July.
The Post Millennial Editor-in-Chief Libby Emmons has expressed anti-LGBTQ views. Emmons is a frequent Timcast guest.
Far-right YouTuber John Doyle is closely associated with white nationalists. Doyle helped organize a “Stop the Steal” rally after Trump lost the 2020 election alongside Fuentes. He also appeared at an anti-LGBTQ protest and is pro-drunk driving. Doyle was on Timcast in November.
Daily Wire pundit Ben Shapiroappeared on Pool’s show in April. Shapiro is an anti-LGBTQ dogmatist and conspiracy theorist.
Author Naomi Wolfis a COVID-19 and anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist. Wolf appeared on Pool’s podcast in August.
BlazeTV podcast host Jason Whitlock appeared with Pool in April. Whitlock has pushed anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and defended individuals who have made antisemitic comments.
Anti-trans bigot and American Principles Project President Terry Schilling joined Pool for an episode of Timcast in March.
Right-wing pundit and BlazeTV host Dave Rubin recorded an episode of Timcast in November. Rubin has attacked diversity and inclusion hiring efforts, compared climate activist Greta Thunberg to Adolf Hitler, and made disparaging comments about the LGBTQ community.
Alex Stein is a far-right troll who is linked to members of the Proud Boys street gang and white nationalists. He appeared on Timcast in July.
Comedian Dave Smith is “a Nazi sympathizer who believes Jews run ‘forces that are killing the society.’” Smith is connected to white nationalist Proud Boys leader Gavin McInnes and appeared on Pool’s show in September.
Zuby is an anti-LGBTQ bigot and rapper who appeared on Timcast in July.
Former BlazeTV host and YouTuber Elijah Schaffer sat down with Pool to record in April. Schaffer is an anti-LGBTQ pundit and misogynist.
Former Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate and election denier Kari Lakewas featured on an episode of Timcast in July.
Pool hosted militia leader and gun enthusiast Ammon Bundy in October.
Gab founder Andrew Torba appeared on Timcast in January. Torba is a notorious antisemite.
Former Pennsylvania Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastrianoappeared on Pool’s show in October. Mastriano is an election denier and extremist who is closely linked to Torba and Gab.
Timcast employee and frequent co-host Ian Crossland has claimed Ye “will be looked at as someone who saved the Jews” following his pro-Nazi rants and has described Native Americans as cannibals.
The Daily Wire’s Matt Walsh appeared on Timcast in April. Walsh is a self-described “theocratic fascist” and anti-trans bigot who has defended teenage pregnancy.
Trump loyalist and Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton is an election fraud and voting machine conspiracy theorist. Fitton appeared on Timcast in April.
Former Trump White House aide Peter Navarrois a conspiracy theorist who assisted in attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election. Navarro was a guest on Timcast in September.
BlazeTV podcast host Allie Beth Stuckey appeared on Pool’s show in September. Stuckey is a pro-conversion therapy, anti-LGBTQ bigot. During her Timcast IRL appearance, she claimed that trans people don’t exist.
Video CitationFrom the September 8, 2022, edition of TimcastIRL
Project Veritas founder James O’Keefeappeared on Timcast in January. O’Keefe is a serial misinformer and election fraud conspiracy theorist.
Cory Mills is a U.S. representative-elect from Florida. Mills is an election denier who has pushed the white nationalist great replacement theory and appeared on Timcast in February.
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) regularly pushed the Ray Epps conspiracy theoryabout the insurrection and once tweeted a neo-Nazi meme. Massie was on Timcast IRL in February.
Daily WireCEO Jeremy Boreing appeared on Timcast in April. Boreing has defended birthers and praised the three-fifths compromise.
Truth Social CEO and former Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) is a conspiracy theorist who appeared on Pool’s program in September.
Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow has pushed conspiracy theories and misogynistic and racist rhetoric. Marlow was a Timcast guest in September.
Chris Elston — who goes by the pseudonym Billboard Chris — is a Canadian anti-trans extremist. Elston regularly attacks children’s hospitals for providing gender-affirming care to trans youth. He appeared on Pool’s show in August.
Conservative author Kurt Schlichter recorded an episode of Timcast with Pool in July. Schlichter is a “race war fantasizer” who has shared anti-Muslim views.
Kurt S Tweet
CitationScreenshot from Kurt Schlichter's Twitter account
American Greatness writer Julie Kellyis a conspiracy theorist who regularly advocates for January 6 insurrectionists. Kelly appeared with Pool in February.
Comedian and Louder with Crowder co-hostDave Landau appeared on Timcast in July. Landau has a history of making racist and bigoted remarks about marginalized communities.
Attorney and Trump loyalist Kash Patel was a May Timcast guest. Patel has used and defended using a QAnon slogan.
Conservative author and conspiracy theorist Chadwick Moore appeared on Pool’s show in October. Moore has expressed anti-trans and xenophobic views, including saying Islam is “the most hateful, intolerant religion on Earth,” and claiming that Matthew Shepard’s killing wasn’t a hate crime.
Pool hosted anti-Muslim organizer and QAnon conspiracy theorist Scott Presler in December.
Conservative influencer and former PragerU pundit Will Witt is an anti-LGBTQ bigot with white identitarian politics. Witt regularly uses the “groomer” slur against LGBTQ people and has toyed with the white nationalist great replacement theory and white supremacism. Witt recorded an episode of Timcast IRL with Pool in May.
Pro-Trump social media influencer and former Turning Point USA ambassador Ashley St. Clair was photographed alongside white nationalists and antisemites in 2019. St. Clair was a Timcast guest in May.
New York Young Republican Club President Gavin Wax was a Timcast guest in October. Wax has pushed the great replacement theory and praised the Proud Boys. Additionally, Wax reportedly went on a podcast associated with the white nationalist-aligned websiteVDARE.
“Stop the Steal” organizer Alex Bruesewitz appeared on Timcast in March. Bruesewitz is a conspiracy theorist.
Michale Graves, a former member of The Misfits, appeared on Timcast in November. Graves has claimed that he is “a proud western chauvinist” and a Proud Boy.
Former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-VA) is a climate change denier and conspiracy theorist who was fired from CNN for making a racist statement about Native Americans. Santorum was an August Timcast guest.
Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon is an anti-LGBTQ bigot. Dillon was on Pool’s show in June.
Breitbart reporter Allum Bokhari helped launder white nationalist-aligned content into publication at Breitbart under Yiannopoulos and former Trump aide Steve Bannon. Bokhari appeared on Timcast in May.
Right-wing pundit Kim Iversen’s former colleagues describe her as a conspiracy theorist, and The Daily Beast wrote that she has “defended the Chinese government’s harsh treatment of Uyghurs.” Iversen was on Pool’s show in March.
Daily Wirepundit Andrew Klavan has espoused racist, sexist, and anti-LGBTQ commentary. Klavan was on Pool’s show in April.
Radio host and Spectator World editor Amber Athey has made antisemitic and anti-LGBTQ comments. Athey was a guest on Timcast in April.
Turning Point USA host Drew Hernandezis an anti-LGBTQ extremist who appeared on Timcast in June.
Right-wing activist James Lindsay, who is linked to members of the NXIVM sex cult and helped popularize the “groomer” slur, was a Timcast guest in August.
Former Trump attorney Andrew Kloster assisted in trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election. Kloster appeared on Pool’s show in October.
Right-wing Twitter user Comfortably Smug (real name Shashank Tripathi) is a “deliberate spreader of false information” who has made anti-trans comments. He appeared on Timcast in September.
PragerU personality Amala Ekpunobi is an anti-LGBTQ pundit who appeared on Pool’s show in September.
Sinclair Broadcast Group television host Sharyl Attkissonis an anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist. Attkisson was on Timcast in May.
Right-wing writer Julia Song appeared on Pool’s show in May. Song appears to be a Hitler apologist.
Julia Song hitler tweet
CitationScreenshot from Julia Song's Twitter account
Rep. Randy Weber (R-TX) has railed against same-sex marriage and helped spread a Russian-backed conspiracy theory that Ukraine tampered in the 2016 election. Weber appeared on Pool’s podcast in March.
Former Trump acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker helped spread a conspiracy theory about election fraud in favor of Trump. Whitaker was on Timcast in July.
Former Trump spokesperson Jason Miller is an election fraud conspiracy theorist who assisted in attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election. He sat down with Pool for a podcast recording in January.
Conservative radio host Larry Elder,who has a history of pushing conspiracy theories and misinformation, appeared on Timcast in August. Elder has previously endorsed pregnancy discrimination and railed against the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Conservative author and unreliable journalist Peter Schweizer appeared on Timcast in January. Schweizer was instrumental in pushing the right-wing media’s Uranium One conspiracy theory and he wrote the widely discredited book Clinton Cash.
Right-wing provocateur Andy Ngo has covered for far-right extremists and has spread conspiracy theories. Ngo was Pool’s guest in January.
Right-wing rapperBryson Gray is a proud transphobic bigot who appears to be a Holocaust denier. Gray appeared with Pool in December.
Bryson Gray Holocaust denial
CitationScreenshot from Bryson Gray's Twitter account
Right-wing YouTuber Blaire White repeatedly smears members of the LGBTQ community as “groomers.” White appeared on Timcast in October.
Anti-trans activist Kellie-Jay Keen appeared on Timcast IRL in March. Keen is currently being investigated for an alleged hate crime against LGBTQ people.
Former Pennsylvania GOP Senate candidate Kathy Barnette has made bigoted comments about Muslims and gay people. Barnette was on Timcast in October.
BlazeTV contributor Delano Squires has attacked children’s hospitals for providing gender-affirming care to patients and has written anti-trans blogs and tweets. Squires appeared on Pool’s show in January.
Jon Schweppe is the policy director of the anti-trans group American Principles Project. Schweppe has made anti-trans comments in the past and appeared on Timcast in May.
Anti-trans YouTuber Gothix appeared on Pool’s show in March.
BlazeTVhost Chad Prather has used the “groomer” slur and made comments attacking LGBTQ people. Prather was featured on Timcast in November.
Right-wing writer and American Principles Project senior fellow Pedro Gonzalez has pushed anti-trans rhetoric. Gonzalez was on Timcast in November.
Right-wing lawyer Will Chamberlain, who appeared on Pool’s show in August, has pushed election fraud conspiracy theories and promoted the “Stop the Steal” movement.
Right-wing commentator Savanah Hernandez has repeatedly attacked members of the LGBTQ community and has pushed anti-vaccine conspiracy theories. Hernandez appeared alongside Pool in December.
Timcast contributor Shane Cashman gave a full-throttle endorsement of Ye for president following the musician’s pro-Nazi rants during a December episode of Timcast. During the episode, Cashman proclaimed, “We need President Ye,” adding, “I think an outsider has to come in and destroy this system.”
Canadian journalist Keean Bexte, who worked for a “white supremacist web store,” appeared on Pool’s show in March.
BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales was a December Timcast guest. Gonzales is an anti-LGBTQ bigot.
Virginia state delegate Nick Freitas has pushed election fraud conspiracy theories. Freitas appeared on Timcast in April.
Former America’s Next Top Model winner Adrianne Curry has made derogatory comments about Black people, Black History Month, and fat people. Curry appeared on Timcast in July.
Author and podcaster Michael Malice is a pro-secession election fraud conspiracy theorist. Malice was a guest on Timcast in November.
Conservative activist Ned Ryun is a climate change denierand conspiracy theorist. Ryun was a Timcast guest in July.
Former Assistant Attorney General Jeff Clark helped spread Trump’s lies and conspiracy theories that he won the 2020 presidential election. Clark was a March Timcast guest.
Mark Ousley is an anti-trans activist who appeared on Pool’s show in September.
Right-wing writer Adrian Norman is an election fraud conspiracy theorist and Timcast contributor. He appeared on Pool’s podcast in May.
Evolutionary biologist Colin Wright regularly makes anti-trans comments. Wright was a Timcast guest in April.
Radio host Austin Petersen has expressed anti-LGBTQ sentiments. Petersen was Pool’s guest in October.
Anti-LGBTQ writer Bethany Mandel was a Timcast guest in August.
Daily Wire pundit Brett Cooper has repeatedly used the “groomer” slur to attack LGBTQ people. Cooper appeared on Pool’s show in April.