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The Tenth Man Podcast

The Tenth Man Podcast

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Where dissent isn’t just allowed—it’s a duty. Each week your host cuts through the media fog to expose bias, misinformation, and selective storytelling. From gun rights to climate change, from race to American exceptionalism, The Tenth Man tackles the topics the press twists, ignores, or spins.

With sharp analysis, historical context, and a dash of wit, this podcast brings you the facts hiding in plain sight. If you’re tired of being told what to think, and ready to challenge the so-called consensus, you’ve found your corner of clarity.

The Tenth Man—because when nine people nod along, it’s the one who dissents who sees the truth.

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  • S4 E32 - The Shutdown They Wanted: Democrats Hold the Budget Hostage
    2025/10/03

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    The United States government has shut down — but not for the reasons you’re being told.
    This wasn’t a failure to “agree on a budget.” It was a deliberate strategy by Democrats to block the budget over one issue: taxpayer-funded health subsidies for millions who pay nothing into the system.

    In this episode of The Tenth Man, we break down:

    • Why the shutdown is entirely manufactured
    • How Democrats are using health subsidies as a political weapon
    • The myths about federal workers and who’s really affected
    • Why less government may actually be better government
    • And yes… why the Grand Canyon doesn’t need a bureaucrat to stay open

    Forget the spin. This is the story the media won’t tell you.

    🎧 Podcast listeners — catch the full-length episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen.

    👇 Timestamps:
    00:00 Cold Open
    00:35 The Real Story Behind the Shutdown
    02:00 The Subsidy Gambit
    03:40 The Freeloader Class
    05:10 The Filibuster Twist
    06:20 Who’s Really “Hurt”?
    07:40 Grand Canyon & Myths
    08:30 The Bigger Picture & Outro

    🔔 Subscribe for sharp, fact-based commentary that cuts through the noise.

    📢 Share this video with a friend who’s tired of the media echo chamber.

    Commentary on trending issues brought to you with a moderate perspective.

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    13 分
  • S4 E31 - Universities Under Fire: Free Speech and the Death of Charlie Kirk
    2025/09/19

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    The assassination of Charlie Kirk wasn’t just a tragedy — it revealed the hypocrisy of academia, the dishonesty of the media, and the collapse of free speech. In this episode, The Tenth Man dismantles the “both sides” narrative, exposes the campus culture that enabled violence, and explains why Kirk’s unchanging morality made him such a threat to the left.

    Charlie Kirk’s assassination wasn’t just a tragedy — it exposed the hypocrisy of academia and the collapse of moral clarity on America’s campuses. Universities that should have been ashamed into silence instead shouted approval. Professors who should have defended free speech celebrated its destruction. And the media once again tried to bury the story under the false “both sides” narrative.

    In this episode, we break down:

    • Why assassination is not the same as “political violence on both sides.”
    • How free speech is misunderstood — and twisted — by those who cheered Kirk’s death.
    • The bitter irony that the attack happened at a university.
    • And why Charlie Kirk’s Christian, unchanging morality made him such a powerful target.

    This isn’t just about Charlie Kirk. It’s about what happens when academia fails, media lies, and free speech dies.

    👉 Subscribe for more Tenth Man commentary exposing media bias and cultural hypocrisy.

    Commentary on trending issues brought to you with a moderate perspective.

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    24 分
  • S4 E30 - Just Victim or Also Villain: The Epstein Survivor Question
    2025/09/15

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    This podcast episode critically examines the Jeffrey Epstein case, focusing on the complexities surrounding legality, morality, and the claims of victims. It argues that many women involved with Epstein were not lured but engaged willingly for promised rewards. The episode questions why Epstein’s story remains significant in the media despite his prosecution and death. It contrasts media portrayals of Epstein’s victims with the exploitation faced by inner-city boys, highlighting discrepancies in legal and societal responses. Additionally, it critiques how the media and societal narratives selectively consider victims' stories and criminalize behavior based on age and location-specific consent laws.

    Commentary on trending issues brought to you with a moderate perspective.

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    28 分
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