EPISODE · Jan 24, 2026 · 1H 6M
Davos scorecard: President Trump: 10. Old World Order: 0.
from The Daily Cheat Sheet · host Golan Ramraz, Marcus Mend Stern, Judah Friedman, Guy Goldstein
We torch Iran’s fence-testing strategy and the dangerous assumption that Trump’s deadlines are bluffs, using a Jurassic Park analogy to explain why Tehran is probing for weakness (00:40). We expose the media blackout and moral fraud surrounding Syria, Iran and Gaza by contrasting real atrocities against Kurds and Iranian civilians with the obsessive, uncritical repetition of Hamas talking points (03:08). We confront the hubris of Western elites who believe jihadist ideologies have softened, arguing instead that they have adapted tactically while remaining unchanged at their core (08:07). We dismantle Reuters-style narrative laundering that flips victims and perpetrators, highlighting how global media systematically inverts reality when Jews are not involved (10:54). We underscore how unresolved the Muslim barbarianism issue is, while acknowledging that they have adapted to our modern world by also spreading Jihadism and blood libels via the web, in addition to their normal terrorism, rape and beheadings (13:26). We praise Trump’s Davos performance as a decisive rejection of globalist scolding and a declaration of American leverage, strength and bilateral power (24:52). We celebrate concrete domestic wins under Trump, including sharp drops in homicides, carjackings, overdoses and border chaos, while calling out the press for burying success (36:24). We savage the Miss Rachel apology-industrial complex and Ro Khanna’s bad-faith defenses as emblematic of elite antisemitism masked as innocence (50:39). Finally, we argue that culture fails when it preaches instead of entertains, praising films like The Martian and Top Gun: Maverick as proof audiences still crave unapologetic storytelling (58:13
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Davos scorecard: President Trump: 10. Old World Order: 0.
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