From the moment I saw Saagar and Krystal interview on Joe Rogan, I was in. Once Breaking Points was created, I was in! I’ve been with these two from the very beginning and it was exactly what I needed. I trusted the content and I loved the interesting and thoughtful debate between both political positions.
Honestly I enjoy Saagar just as much, perhaps even moreso. Krystal on the other hand, I believe, has devolved into rhetoric, condescension, hate, hyperbole, and an overall disgust with anyone who doesn’t see things her way, including Saagar. It’s awful to listen to and it must change. Listen, I love that Krystal has an opposing view, let’s get after it! But I think she has grown an ego. I think she believes that she is on a pedestal to preach, and she has completely forgotten about the listener. The paid subscriber.
My subscription re-ups in October so I’m committed until then. I have already prioritized other podcasts over this one and if things don’t change I will not be a returning customer.
Go back to your roots guys, you have lost your way. And for the love of god, remove “etcetera” from your vocabulary.
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Krystal, Ryan and Emily discuss China calling Trump's bluff on tariffs, stock market reacts, and a lawyer for a wrongly deported man responds to JD Vance.
YouTube: https://youtu.be/5aaiNVuR134
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(00:00)Introduction and Overview of Liberation Day
(2:25)Jobs Report Analysis and Economic Implications
(14:58)The Impact of Tariffs on Domestic Economy
(26:15)Trump's Economic Strategy and Its Consequences
(40:55)The Autocratic Leadership Style of Trump
(42:19)The Case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia
(1:12:02)The Shift in Democratic Leadership Dynamics
(1:17:53)Upcoming Nationwide Protests Against Trump
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It's out that Dropsite received 250k in 24 from Soros funded OSF. As a member since Raising I'd like to know how much (if any) Breaking Points has received? I've been paying my dues, if you don't need it please let me know. I can buy some BP socks instead.
Hey guys, I've been listening since the early days at Rising, and have seen this show bring issues that would maybe otherwise fall to the wayside to the forefront of dialogue in politics. Because of this, I thought this would be as good of a forum as any to bring an issue currently impacting me, a lot of other people in my home state of Minnesota, as well as many across the country.
I am a bartender at a large craft brewery in Minneapolis, and in recent years, as people have pivoted away from drinking beer as much as they used to, breweries in the cities have either had to shut down or pivot to new markets. Across the board, the way breweries have done this is to begin producing, mostly under contract from larger brands, THC drinkables. Usually low dose drinks, ranging from 3-10 mg of THC, these products are relatively benign and have soared in popularity. Contract THC production has become central to the viability of craft beer and taprooms in the Twin Cities, as well as many other craft...
