Breaking Points is a fearless anti-establishment multi-week Youtube and Podcast which holds the powerful to account hosted by Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1249 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsGovernmentNews |
Krystal, Ryan, Emily, and Griffin break down the Gaza flotilla seized by Israel, Pete Buttigieg spreading debunked lies about Oct 7th, and ICE creating mayhem in Chicago.
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Saagar and Ryan discuss WH short circuits on corruption allegation, Larry Ellison TikTok takeover, Pro Israel crackdown on social media.
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Saagar and Ryan discuss Trump cuts blue state funding, job losses as gov shuts down, data centers surge electricity prices.
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Ryan and Emily discuss Bernie rips Trump as gov shuts down, Portland invasion, Hegseth slams fat generals, Israel bribes influencers, Trump betrays farmers, Rubio plots Venezuela regime change.
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Saagar is very opinionated, his religion gets in the way of reporting fair news. Some of his ideas are uneducated. I like Krystle , she more based in facts . Like her, not him so much. He bullies over her with his options much of the time. I like hearing both of their views ,when he sticks with facts .
No longer a honest political take from both sides. Krystal has given in to the far left and has been bought by mainstream media corps. Saagar has and always will be a pushover that is afraid to hurt feelings. I thought these two had a bright future and have been sorely disappointed.
Began listening to the show years ago at the recommendation of Joe Rogan claiming it was the best source for news and political commentary around. Why? Because the hosts came from different sides of the political aisle and engaged in respectful discussions and debates. This offered the listener not only updates on current events, but a great opportunity to hear-out and understand each perspective without overly biased steamrolling from one or both sides as is so common on network TV. It is no lo... more
How old is Saager? He does sound like a 14 year old. Very limited knowledge and thinking and he seems a authoritarian worshiper
Saager logic is inhumane and crazy. He talk fast to cover over his a narrow mind and cruel person, and his ideas are almost fascistic . Krystal is great and very logical and a good human being.
Israeli journalist This Israeli journalist thinks people are stupid or he is stupid. Does he not know of divid and conquer. They like Lebanon situation so they can divid an... more
I want to listen to the content. I like what they have to say. The ads are poison to my ears. I like pods with zero ads. I tolerate a couple ads on pods I like. This show has way too many far too frequently.
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YouTube | #26 | |
Spotify | #98 | |
Spotify | #17 | |
Apple Podcasts | #16 | |
Apple Podcasts | #51 | |
YouTube | #35 |
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Focusing on critical contemporary issues, the discussions often revolve around intertwining politics and media, particularly the actions and influence of public figures and current events shaping the sociopolitical landscape. The content is frequently infused with critiques of governmental policies, media practices, and political narratives, addressing the complexities surrounding topics such as censorship, independent journalism, and foreign policy implications. Furthermore, the hosts feature engaged conversations with notable guests who provide expert insights predominantly in the political and media spaces, enriching the podcast's exploration of pressing issues like human rights, economic disparities, and political violence.
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Recent guests on Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar include:
1. Jeff Merkley
2. Ben Klein
3. Jeff Duncan
4. Nate Soares
5. Tucker Carlson
6. David Petraeus
7. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
8. Robert Malley
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