8 chapters across the catalog
Commentators Diamond and Silk distinguish between "voter fraud" (impersonation, dead people voting) and "election fraud" (systemic manipulation of vote counts). They question why counting stopped in several swing states on election night and cite data from Pennsylvania showing sudden shifts in vote tallies for Trump and Biden.
Senator Marsha Blackburn on Facebook Algorithms and Censorship
Senator Marsha Blackburn questions Mark Zuckerberg on whether Facebook subjectively manipulates algorithms to prioritize or censor speech. Zuckerberg defends the use of AI tools to remove terrorism and hate speech, while the hosts express skepticism about the existence of unbiased AI for content moderation.
Pro-Trump commentators Diamond and Silk criticized Rosie O'Donnell for promoting a game depicting the President falling off a cliff. The hosts note the professional production quality of the duo's videos and point out Apple's inconsistent standards regarding disrespectful apps.
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) published a list of "alt-light" figures, which includes various bloggers, podcasters, and the video duo Diamond and Silk. The hosts analyzed Diamond and Silk's operation, concluding that it is a highly professional production likely involving trained actresses. They speculated on the potential funding sources behind such "new media propaganda" outfits.
Social media personalities Diamond and Silk criticize a bill backed by 20 Democrats aimed at creating a commission to declare President Trump incapacitated. Using a "call and response" style, they defend the president's fitness for office and suggest the lawmakers themselves are the ones obstructing progress.
Diamond and Silk offer a counter-perspective on the "Morning Joe" controversy, accusing Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski of using their platform to viciously attack the president. They dismiss the blackmail allegations and suggest the hosts are simply upset because they can no longer control the media narrative.
The "Stump for Trump" sisters, Diamond and Silk, appeared on CNN with Don Lemon to express their passionate support for Donald Trump's economic message. The hosts analyze their "call and response" style and speculate on whether the Trump campaign is formally backing their viral videos.
A viral YouTube video featuring two women, later known as Diamond and Silk, shows them "stumping for Trump" and praising his independence from donors. The hosts discuss whether the support is organic or orchestrated, noting how Trump embodies the classic American success story.
