Run Your Mouth
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Loudmouth and unresearched comedian Robbie "TheFIRE" Bernstein breakdowns the days biggest new stories. This is the best 40 minute, somewhat daily news show, ever known to man. Thos who have listened, have walked away more informed and confused at the same time. QUESTION EVERYTHING. EAT SANDWICHES. RUN YOUR MOUTH.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Run Your Mouth Podcast turns headlines into combative, comic political commentary about money, war, media, and official narratives.
Run Your Mouth Podcast is a News & Politics show built around heated monologue, guest conversation, and topical comedy. The sampled episodes move through Trump media cycles, Epstein-file arguments, Bitcoin panic, federal debt, Ukraine negotiations, Venezuela, cartels, and U.S.
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A tariff rant that turns policy chaos into a combative comedy set.
Run Your Mouth turns Trump's tariff policy, war talk, and legal uncertainty into a fast, profane monologue rather than tidy news. It opens with a fake field report and a swipe at a producer, then settles into abrasive riffing that keeps recasting official language as something…
A fast political rant that swings from New York politics to Epstein and Trump without easing up.
The episode keeps moving through New York outrage, Democratic frontrunner jockeying, Trump tariff logic, Epstein fallout, and a toilet joke that keeps leaking into the Iran war talk. The best stretches use that mess for tight satire.
A fast, furious political rant that turns outrage into jokes.
Run Your Mouth Podcast spends this episode lurching from Minnesota protest politics to Trump, Iran, alcohol tolerance, and media commentary, all in one breath.
A Christmas-day rant becomes a blunt argument about evidence, context, and how the new files should be handled.
Run Your Mouth treats a Christmas-day recording as a loud argument about working through the holiday, internet riffing, and the new files, with its main strength in insisting on context and direct evidence instead of easy outrage.
Chaotic, argumentative, and focused on calling out vagueness.
The episode moves fast, and it does not try to smooth its own edges. It starts with Thanksgiving weight jokes and AI-assisted family arguments, then veers into a yoga clinic built around butt breathing before settling into a running fight over whether people mean what they say.
A fast-moving political-comedy episode that uses a viral joke and a club story to frame a blunt argument about Venezuela, cartels, and intervention.
Run Your Mouth starts by leaning into a first viral hit, pairing the joke's 200,000 Instagram views with a club story about getting called out and answering with comedy.
A combative argument over whether the Iran situation is war or semantics.
An argument drives the episode, with the host pressing the gap between official language and what is unfolding on the ground. It moves from claims that Iran has attacked U.S. embassies to the back-and-forth over whether the U.S.
A fast, caustic political comedy set piece that turns news into punchlines.
This episode treats Trump's Iran-boats clip as a springboard for a wider swipe at propaganda, media trust, and the habit of letting every side sand the story down for its own use. It moves fast, and that speed works.
Dan Carlin's solo essays connecting executive power, historical collapse, and American democracy.
Atlantic staff writers and host Hannah Rosen unpack Trump-era foreign policy, economics, and democracy.
Two hosts and a correspondent unpack one Latin America story a week, from Chile's election to Iran's war.
Andrew Sullivan's one-on-one interviews on pardons, Israel, Christianity, and political journalism.
Ryan Evans interviews defense and intelligence insiders, from Ukraine's front lines to Marine marksmanship doctrine.
Lawfare's weekly panel turns Supreme Court rulings and war-powers fights into legal debate.
Gene Epstein discusses mainstream myths about labor income and profit rates, critiquing recent charts from the Wall Street Journal that claim labor is being disadvantaged.
The show kicks off in full run-and-jump mode, turning Thanksgiving body jokes, gun safety anxiety, and medical distrust into one long stretch of riffing.
Satirical take on monetizing children amid economic pressure
Run Your Mouth opens by turning Bitcoin panic into a buy-more sermon and bringing on Guy Swann to keep the temperature high.
Run Your Mouth Podcast opens with a tour-heavy stretch that mentions Porch Tour, Bridgeport, New York City, Walpole, Providence, Jacksonville, Savannah, Charleston, New Orleans, Steamboat, Denver, and New Jersey.
Run Your Mouth Podcast’s “Lutnik’s Lunchtime Expedition” spends much of its runtime on Jeffrey Epstein files, an AP headline saying the FBI concluded he was not running a sex-trafficking ring for powerful men, and Jamie Raskin’s claim that unredacted records describe girls aged 15, 14, and 10.
Run Your Mouth Podcast: "Terminate This Spotify" opens with a paywalled Sunday show and a promise of "algorithm friendly" commentary, then quickly turns to the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from ICE detention.
Robbie the Fire opens Run Your Mouth Podcast with a fast list of topics that includes the January 6 pipe bomber, FAA shutdown flight cancellations, Epstein emails, and George Santos leaving New York.
Run Your Mouth opens on Christmas Day with the host treating the holiday like work time and another thing to joke about.
The host opens by wrestling with whether the Iran escalation counts as war or just a conveniently named operation.
The episode opens with the host celebrating his first viral hit and spinning a recent club interaction into a joke about comedy, offense, and timing.
Run Your Mouth Podcast opens with Donald Trump declaring the Iran war "very much complete" while also saying the U.S.
Run Your Mouth Podcast spends much of "Throw Better Sanwdwiches" on Robbie comparing bad service, fake food, and everyday annoyances, from a New Hampshire hotel breakfast to a Marriott that gave two adults one room key.
Run Your Mouth Podcast's 'Dress Code For Planes' opens with Rob Bernstein talking from a broken studio laptop after Skankfest, then jumps to New Orleans travel notes, including Stanton Moore at The Columns Hotel and George Porter Jr.
Run Your Mouth Podcast’s “Law And Disorder” centers on Minnesota ICE protests, with the host comparing the streets to a “live car crash” and joking about turning the chaos into “pepper spray Olympics.” He uses clips of a flashbang being thrown back, a Walmart identity check, and a shower arrest to argue that the enforcement looks more like random fishing than targeted criminal arrests.
The show opens in crisis mode.
The episode opens in full rant mode, starting with New Yorkers mad at Mamdani over the city’s homeless people and the beauty of city life.
Rob Bernstein welcomes Gene Epstein back for another long conversation in the show’s libertarian lane.
He goes live after a setup mishap and starts with sketch work, porch-season nonsense, and the usual self-aware scramble.
He opens with a pre-Thanksgiving check-in and a note about the coffee maker.
He opens with Minnesota as a battlefield.
Host Tom Carpenter delivers a satirical monologue-style commentary on the US-Iran war, covering intelligence reports about Iran's new supreme leader, Trump's verbal gaffes including calling the Strait of Hormuz the 'harmless straits,' the resignation of counterterrorism director Joe Kent over the conflict, and NATO allies refusing to participate.
Comedian Rob Bernstein delivers a comedy-commentary hybrid covering the Epstein document release, arguing the Trump administration is performing transparency theater while covering up the investigation.
AOC's body-shaming backfire shows progressive hypocrisy
Someone tried to break Luigi Mangione out of prison with a pizza cutter
Rob Bernstein opens from home, noting the porch tour is over and he is bored enough to keep pushing out episodes.
A comedic news show covering Trump's ceasefire breakdown, a bizarre medical story about pig sperm, and a missing person case in the Bahamas.
The host introduces a new era of his comedy podcast, joking about firing his producer and promising to be wrong more often in a nicer studio.
The host delivers a comedic, unresearched breakdown of the day's biggest news stories, including war updates and political satire.
A comedic news show where the host rants about current events, including war, politics, and absurd headlines, with a sarcastic and irreverent tone.
Robbie 'TheFIRE' Bernstein humorously critiques U.S.-Iran tensions, Trump's escalation threats, and the use of bombing as negotiation.
The host interviews a Bitcoin evangelist about the recent price crash and advises buying the dip.
Robbie Bernstein humorously riffs on current events including Bobby Kennedy's workout habits, New York Times fitness warnings, Cracker Barrel logo change, and male cheerleaders.
Comedian Robbie 'TheFIRE' Bernstein and co-host BK Chris banter about their upcoming tour stops and wrestling history in a humorous, off-the-cuff style.
Robbie 'TheFIRE' Bernstein humorously breaks down current news stories, including Trump-Putin meeting and Hollywood reboots.
A comedic breakdown of absurd news stories including soap dangers, WNBA dildo incidents, and a satirical take on child trafficking.