THEY CAN'T HIDE ANYMORE w/ Auron MacIntyre & Adam Johnson

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Bill and Hillary Clinton are finally being forced to testify in the Epstein probe after threats of contempt.

The episode opens with host Oren McIntyre announcing that Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify in the House Epstein probe, avoiding a contempt vote. The panel, including guest Adam Johnson, Ian Crosland, Tate Brown, and Phil, immediately debates whether this testimony will lead to perjury or is simply political theater. Adam Johnson shares that his initial political engagement came from seeing Bill Clinton avoid consequences for perjury. The discussion questions the real value of prosecuting the Clintons versus focusing on current Democratic figures like Tim Walz. Adam Johnson, who served prison time for being at the Capitol on January 6th, argues the left is at war with the right and will use power ruthlessly if regained. The conversation shifts to Antifa activists in Minneapolis setting up street blockades, checking driver's licenses, and creating autonomous zones to target ICE, with the panel criticizing the lack of law enforcement response. Footage is described of activists confronting a Somali Uber driver. The episode then covers Grammy Award speeches, where Bad Bunny said 'ICE out' and Peter Dinklage read a poem criticizing ICE, which the panel mocks as clumsy and overtly political. The host and guests critique the Grammys for long ignoring metal music and becoming purely political. The discussion touches on body cameras for ICE agents in Minneapolis, with the panel noting the left's reversal on supporting them after footage often vindicates officers. Concerns are raised about AI deepfakes manipulating body cam footage. The episode concludes with rumors of Trump administration deportations of Haitians, and the panel jokes about Haiti's history and the Dominican Republic's strict border policy. Throughout, themes include political polarization, the weaponization of culture, and strategic priorities for the right.

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Timcast opens with Oren McIntyre, sitting in for Tim Poole, saying Bill and Hillary Clinton will have to testify in the Epstein probe. The episode then moves through Minnesota blockades, Antifa, and left-wing reactions to Don Lemon, the Grammys, and deportations before settling…

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You get Clinton-Epstein testimony talk, Minnesota blockade outrage, and a sharp detour into why political messages in songs can land in ways artists cannot control.

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