The Best New VINCE Podcast Right Now – December 2025
Dive into the latest insights from VINCE, where we unpack America Fest's surprises, political polling nuances, and critical media analysis. From the Somali fraud case and immigration debates to Trump's impact and election strategies, each episode offers a deep dive into pressing issues. Tune in to understand the forces shaping our nation and discover actionable takeaways for informed engagement.
The 10 Best VINCE episodes
TPUSA Event Glimpses the Future of American Conservatism | Episode 193
The podcast recaps America Fest, discusses Nicki Minaj's conservative turn, highlights "Jeannie from Target," and critiques media trust, Seattle's justice system, and the Epstein files.
This podcast episode provides a comprehensive recap of America Fest, touching on both its highlights and lowlights. It features Nicki Minaj's surprising conservative stance and appearance at the event, as well as the viral story of "Jeannie from Target." The discussion delves into the public feud between Ben Shapiro and Candace Owens at America Fest, and former NBC host Chuck Todd's insights on the collapse of media trust. The episode also criticizes mainstream media for deceptive reporting, highlights the perceived failures of Seattle's criminal justice system, and examines the resignation of DC Police Chief Pamela Smith. Furthermore, it addresses the massive Minnesota Somali fraud case, the release of the Epstein files with a focus on political reactions, and President Trump's "Patriot Games" announcement and the ensuing liberal backlash.
Stunning New Poll Has the Dems Panicking | Episode 194
This episode analyzes political polls, critiques media bias, discusses immigration, healthcare affordability, and Trump's persona, while promoting various products.
Sean Ferris guest hosts The Vince Show, offering holiday greetings and diving into a range of topics. The episode scrutinizes political polling data, introducing the concept of "Trump Derangement Syndrome" and analyzing a Harvard-Harris poll that suggests Democrats should adopt a less oppositional stance towards Trump. The discussion extends to the effectiveness of tariffs, border security, and the unpopularity of the Democratic Party, contrasting it with Trump's approval ratings. A significant portion addresses immigration, with a poll showing strong support among young conservatives for an immigration moratorium and concerns about the strain on US resources. The affordability of the Affordable Care Act is questioned, with proposals for direct subsidies and increased competition. The host also critiques media credibility, particularly figures like Chuck Todd and Rachel Maddow, and embraces a "pirate king" persona linked to Donald Trump. The episode includes advertisements for Beam's Dream Powder, Helix Mattresses, American Financing, and Hillsdale College.
President Trump Takes New Hoaxes In Stride | Episode 180
The podcast analyzes the Tennessee election, Trump's cabinet meeting, immigration, and the Democratic Party's radical shift, featuring guest David Strom.
The podcast begins by discussing the Republican victory in Tennessee's seventh congressional district special election and analyzes the Democratic strategy in red districts. It then covers President Trump's cabinet meeting, his strong stance on those who "hate our country," and his comments on Ilhan Omar. Guest David Strom from Hot Air joins to discuss Cash Patel's FBI tenure, media hoaxes, and the Democratic Party's embrace of radicalism and immigration policies. The conversation also delves into Somali fraud in Minnesota, immigration enforcement, travel bans, and critiques controversial statements about ICE agents. The podcast highlights Trump's work ethic and dedication, contrasting his health coverage with Joe Biden's. Advertisements for Blackout Coffee, Beam's Dream Powder, Bone Charge products, and FATI-15 are interspersed throughout.
FINALLY: Jan 6th Pipe Bomber Arrested? | Episode 181
The podcast covers the arrest of the pipe bomber, critiques the Biden administration, discusses immigration fraud, and analyzes legal and political challenges with former US Attorney Brett Tolman.
The program begins with breaking news about the apprehension of the January 6th pipe bomber, noting the arrest occurred on Dan Bongino's birthday. Advertisements for Stop Box USA are featured. The host analyzes the timing and FBI's investigation into the pipe bomb incident, expressing elation over the arrest and criticizing the Biden administration's slow progress. The discussion broadens to accountability and political persecution, mentioning updates from the January 6th committee. President Trump's statement on "the poisoning of America" is linked to Somali fraud allegations, with criticism directed at Ilhan Omar and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for their responses. Minnesota's new paid leave program is flagged as a potential fraud risk. House Democrats' plan to scale back immigration enforcement is discussed, with Hakeem Jeffries admitting Trump secured the border. The podcast then delves into military actions against narco-terrorists and legal/political analysis with former US Attorney Brett Tolman, covering issues like Senate-confirmed US attorneys, prosecutorial challenges, and the "blue slip" process. The "Arctic Frost" case and erosion of civil liberties post-9/11 are examined. Finally, President Trump's pardon of Congressman Henry Quayer is discussed, urging Quayer to switch parties. The program concludes with a preview of future topics.
The Boys At The Bureau Got The Bomber | Episode 182
The FBI successfully apprehended the pipe bomber, Brian Khol Jr., through diligent investigation and data analysis, marking a victory for accountability and depoliticizing law enforcement.
This podcast episode details the arrest of Brian Khol Jr., the suspected pipe bomber, highlighting the FBI's investigative process and the efforts of Director Cash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino. It emphasizes how a new team re-examined existing evidence and data, leading to leads that were previously overlooked. The episode contrasts the current FBI's focus on justice and accountability with the perceived political motivations of the previous administration. It also discusses the evidence used to track Khol Jr., including surveillance footage, purchase records, cell phone data, and license plate readers, while questioning the delay in his arrest. The podcast critiques Senator Mark Warner's reaction to the announcement and argues that the FBI is being depoliticized to focus on genuine threats. Advertisements for Patriot Mobile, Beams, Pre-Born Ministries, and Fast Growing Trees are interspersed throughout the discussion.
It's Official: Dan Bongino To Leave FBI | Episode 191
This podcast discusses Dan Bongino's departure from the FBI, his impact on reforms, President Trump's achievements, and current events, with sponsor segments and listener Q&A.
The podcast covers Dan Bongino's exit from the FBI, highlighting his role in reforms like "Operation Summer Heat" and his contributions to investigations. It analyzes President Trump's address to the nation, focusing on achievements in border security, economic policy, and foreign relations, while also criticizing media reactions. The host shares personal reflections on hosting the show, discusses future content plans under the Silver Lock banner, and urges listener engagement in upcoming midterms. Sponsor segments for ExpressVPN and Black Out Coffee are included, along with a Q&A session addressing listener questions about the show's status, Bongino's role, and the host's continued presence. The host also expresses concerns about the nation's values and celebrates recent victories against the left, emphasizing the importance of patriotism and collective effort.
Are We Really Being Told The Full Story? | Episode 190
Podcast discusses US blockade of Venezuela, media misrepresentation of Susie Wiles, Brown University's alleged cover-up, and Senate obstructionism.
The podcast covers several key issues: President Trump's order for a US blockade of Venezuela, citing the Maduro regime's theft of US assets and funding of illicit activities. It analyzes a Vanity Fair article featuring Susie Wiles, clarifying her comments about President Trump's ambition and criticizing media distortions. The discussion also delves into the alleged cover-up by Brown University following a shooting, highlighting issues with transparency and university response. Additionally, the program examines Senate obstructionism, focusing on the "blue slip" rule and the filibuster, and criticizes Republican inaction in advancing conservative agendas. Advertisements for Blackout Coffee, Patriot Mobile, Beam, and BoneCharge are also included.
This Scandal Is Much Bigger Than Most Know | Episode 178
Podcast discusses US immigration fraud, particularly in Minnesota's Somali community, and Trump's proposed solutions, alongside critiques of Democratic policies and politicians.
This podcast episode delves into significant issues surrounding immigration and national security in the United States. It highlights allegations of widespread fraud within Minnesota's Somali community, involving billions of dollars potentially siphoned from social services and possibly funding terrorist organizations like Al-Shabaab. The discussion criticizes politicians like Ilhan Omar and Tim Walz, with President Trump's proposed solutions for immigration control, including pausing migration from certain countries and denaturalization, being a central theme. The episode also touches on border security successes under the Trump administration, concerns about Afghan nationals and terror threats, and critiques of Democratic nominees and their perceived radical stances. Additionally, it addresses controversies involving Pete Hegseth and military actions, and Mark Kelly's alleged encouragement of military insubordination. The overarching message emphasizes restoring the country through stricter law enforcement and a return to core American values.
The 2026 Midterms Preview, with Ned Ryun | Episode 195
Ned Ryan discusses strategies for winning midterms, emphasizing economic issues, voter mobilization, and the \"America First\" agenda, while highlighting Trump's impact and the need for Republican action.
This podcast features Ned Ryan, founder of American Majority, discussing strategies for winning the 2026 midterms. Ryan emphasizes the importance of focusing on economic affordability and cost of living issues, drawing from his father's principled stand on the Medicare Part D vote. He analyzes past campaign failures, like the Virginia gubernatorial race, stressing the need for candidates to treat running for office as a full-time job. Ryan expresses optimism for the midterms due to anticipated redistricting gains and potential structural advantages, while also highlighting the crucial role of voter registration and mobilizing low-propensity Republicans. He discusses Donald Trump's transformative impact on the Republican Party, creating a new coalition of voters, and the need for the movement to transition to a new standard-bearer. The conversation also touches on the left's use of political power and the Republican Party's need to be more assertive. Key legislative wins of the Trump administration, such as tax cuts and border security, are highlighted as crucial for the country's future. The episode concludes with Christmas wishes and reflections on faith and perseverance.
Kristi Noem's Hearing Turns Into Full-Blown Circus | Episode 187
Podcast discusses Indiana redistricting failure, Somali fraud, DHS hearing disruptions, and Gavin Newsom's transgender stance.
The podcast covers several key political and social issues. It begins with reflections on Christmas traditions and an advertisement for Beam's Dream Powder. The discussion then delves into the Indiana Republicans' failure to pass redistricting legislation, drawing criticism from Governor Mike Braun, JD Vance, and Donald Trump Jr., who also warns against "blackpilling" voters. An update is provided on the massive Somali fraud in Minnesota. The podcast critiques disruptions and alleged smears during a DHS hearing with Kristi Noem, refuting calls for her resignation. It also criticizes Congressman Magaziner for a false claim about war hero deportation and Congresswoman McIver's behavior. A significant portion is dedicated to Gavin Newsom's controversial views on transgender children, his press office's response to Elon Musk, and Newsom's perceived inconsistency. Finally, the case of Tyler Robinson, accused of murdering Charlie Kirk, is discussed, focusing on media access and the widow's plea for a televised trial. Advertisements for "The Penn Dragon Cycle" series and Birch Gold Group are also featured.
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