The Tenth Man
Deep, surprising analysis and commentary on US and world affairs with the goal to "think outside the box". Original, and different, with no ads or filler. Once a week we'll do a deep dive into a current topic, pointing out the facts which are hidden in plain sight. The mainstream media repeat misinformation, we'll show you the obvious truth, and the little-known facts which the experts all know, but have been keeping to themselves. Is there an epidemic of violence? No, crime is going down. Should we accept all the asylum seekers? We already accept more than any other country. Topics may be up-to-the-minute, or may be timeless. All people may be good, but some are misinformed so we'll shine a light on climate change, feminism, vegetarianism, gun control, reverse-discrimination, illegal migration and the radical left. Witty, jarring, but always kind.
Episodes
On June 1st, 2025, a peaceful demonstration in Boulder, Colorado turned into a scene of terror when a man armed with firebombs and a makeshift flamethrower attacked civilians in broad daylight. This video dives deep into the event, questioning why strict gun laws in Boulder failed to prevent such a catastrophe and exploring the chilling effects of current gun policies on citizens' willingness to intervene. From f...
Double Standards in Domestic Violence: Unmasking Media Bias
In this episode of The 10th Man, we dive into the media's selective outrage and double standards in cases of domestic violence. Why do women who commit violence get framed differently than men? We explore the biases in news coverage and the justice system, revealing how narratives are manipulated based on gender. Real cases, including those of Ellen Gill...
Critiquing the Legacy and Actions of Pope Francis
In this episode, the host examines the legacy and actions of Pope Francis, who recently passed away. Known as the 'people's Pope,' Francis was both celebrated and controversial. The host questions his popularity and discusses his positions on various social issues, including his stance on homosexuality, his outreach to other religious leaders a...
In a satirical rant, the script discusses numerous criticisms and comparisons between the United States and Canada. The speaker refers to America as a bully and unreliable ally, implies strained relations with an ostensibly rebellious Canada, and playfully mocks various aspects of Canadian governance, lifestyle, and culture. The critiques cover topics such as the Canadian government's lack of a formal writte...
The video script explores the controversial removal of Salvadoran national Kmar Abrego Garcia, arguing that his expulsion was not a human rights violation, but rather a rightful repatriation. The script criticizes leftist outrage over due process and constitutional rights, comparing Garcia's case to genuinely serious injustices such as the imprisonment of American ballet dancer Ksenia Carolina in Russia. It ...
The script challenges the common narrative that tariffs, particularly those imposed by President Trump, are detrimental to the economy and the poor. It argues that tariffs are often misconstrued as inflationary and harmful, while highlighting that other factors like wars, energy policies, mass migration, and social programs are more inflationary. The script asserts that tariffs are a strategic tool used by many countr...
The script discusses misrepresented mass shootings in America, emphasizing that media often exaggerates these events to induce fear. It provides an example of a reported mass shooting in Houston where six men were injured but not killed, arguing that it was likely a targeted attack rather than a random act of violence. The narrator criticizes how incidents involving four or more victims are automatically categorized a...
In this episode of the 10th Man podcast, the host critiques a popular narrative that undocumented immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than US-born citizens. The podcast discusses a debate involving Dean Withers, who claims that immigrants are less likely to commit violent crimes, a statement that is fact-checked and found to be inaccurate. The episode also critiques studies by Michael Light and others that use...
Introduction
In the age where catchy phrases and misleading statistics often dominate public discourse, it's crucial to dissect and understand the narratives being fed to us. This blog post tackles the contentious issue of crime rates among immigrants, the spread of misinformation, and the way media portrayal impacts public perception.
A Joke Turned Political Principle
Reflecting on humor’s paradoxical role in polit...
In this episode, the speaker argues against the commonly cited statistic that native-born U.S. citizens are more likely to commit violent crimes than illegal aliens. They contend that this comparison lacks depth and overlooks many instances where crimes by illegal aliens are reported. They criticize both the media and politicians for pushing the narrative, which they see as misinformation and gaslighting. Various exam...
The podcast discusses Congressman Al Green being censured for waving his cane at President Trump in the Capitol. It argues that if Green were a Republican, he would face harsher repercussions, referencing previous incidents such as the January 6th charges for brandishing flagpoles and the 1856 assault on Senator Charles Sumner with a cane. The script highlights the inconsistency in the justice system, suggesting that ...
Doug Ford's Controversial Energy Threat: A War Crime in the Making?
In this episode, the speaker criticizes Ontario Premier Doug Ford for his recent threats to cut off electricity to American homes as a retaliatory measure in the trade war. The speaker argues that Ford's actions could be considered a war crime under international law, drawing comparisons to Israel's free provision of electricity to Gaza....
This script discusses the transformation of the Democratic Party's political machine from old-style, city-based power structures to a modern, media-driven network. It highlights key mechanisms of the current machine, including media grooming, activist support, big donor networks, and party control. The narrative critiques the trend of promoting inexperienced junior senators who lack real-world governance experie...
This episode of 'The Tenth Man' dives into the Flint Water Crisis, focusing on public reactions, media coverage, political consequences, and long-term effects. It highlights how the crisis was caused by improper water treatment rather than the Flint River itself. The discussion includes the role of political motivations, especially criticising Democratic leadership's incompetence and ego. The episode ar...
On the third anniversary of Ukraine's invasion, this episode of 'The Tenth Man' explores parallels between Ukraine and the Vietnam War, highlighting global political hypocrisy. It discusses historical conflicts such as the Korean War, the roles of the UN, and regional responses. The script examines the cultural commonalities between Ukraine and Russia, and emphasizes geographical and historical factors ...
The story of the Flint Water Crisis was not only overblown, but misrepresented.
River water isn't bad. There's nothing wrong with the pipes. The river is not polluted or better than lake water.
The only real failure in Flint was Democrat politics. Two bankrupt cities in Detroit went to war. A conflict of egos stoked by incompetence, led to contamination of drinking water.
Ultimately, it was only the Republ...
In this episode of 'The Tenth Man,' we delve into the complex interplay between TikTok, democracy, and political backstops. From the attempted ban on TikTok by both the Trump and Biden administrations to the larger implications of the First and Second Amendments, we explore how these legislative battles reflect deeper issues in American governance. The discussion also tackles the TikTok controversy's pa...
The Los Angeles wildfires are receiving non-stop news coverage. And why not? They are causing a record amount of damage. Let’s look beyond the surface, look past the finger pointing, and let’s find real reasons this disaster took place. Why it happened, and why it’s so bad.
Sadly, the answer again is Democrat liberal and woke politics.
From the mundane factors like building codes and public water supply, t...
The errors and lies of the government and how they led to the deaths of fourteen people in New Orleans. With politicians focused on their own careers and using hate and division to advance those careers, the inevitable result was the New Orleans vehicle ramming attack. Equally inevitable is the stream of lies and misinformation coming forth in the aftermath.
ISIS and Radicalization are the catchwords, when ...
Jimmy Carter is remembered as a nice guy, but a weak man. A one-term president who never showed strength, he’s one more example of the fad politics of the Democrat party. Always choosing symbols over ability. We can only hope the many houses he helped to build had a better plan and a better foundation than did his presidency.
Jimmy Carter was the first in a modern line of southern presidents. Like Bill Cli...
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