He’s Not Wrong

In this episode, I sit down with Saikat Chakrabarti, the architect behind Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s 2018 upset and now a 2026 congressional candidate challenging Nancy Pelosi, for a conversation about the future of the Democratic Party, economic transformation, and the urgent fight to restore trust in American democracy.

Saikat opens up about his decision to run against Pelosi, describing it as a generational call for change in a ...

In this episode, I sit down with Nathan Taylor from the Election Truth Alliance to discuss his organization’s analysis of 2024 election data revealing troubling patterns in several swing states. Nathan breaks down findings that suggest possible vote manipulation in machine-counted precincts, especially where optical scanners with cellular modems were used. We dive into the statistical relationship between voter turnout and Trump’...

Award-winning author and educator Rob Sanders joins He’s Not Wrong for a powerful conversation about the impact of inclusive storytelling on young readers. As one of the pioneers of LGBTQIA+ nonfiction picture books, Rob has introduced children to heroes like Harvey Milk, Bayard Rustin, and Gilbert Baker and continues to break new ground with stories that teach empathy, courage, and pride. In this episode, Rob shares how books ca...

It’s a bonus episode featuring Gen Z Democratic influencer James Crocker! James recently had the honor of meeting Vice President Kamala Harris during the kickoff of her book tour. Since I’ll have the same privilege soon, I thought it’d be fitting to have him on to talk about what that experience was like, share his thoughts on the book, and dig into the state of our democracy.

Follow James on Instagram and Threads: @jamescrockerrr ...

This week on He’s Not Wrong, we’re joined by journalist and author Rebecca Kelliher, whose groundbreaking new book, Just Pills: The Extraordinary Story of a Revolution in Abortion Care, traces how two small tablets - mifepristone and misoprostol - sparked a global revolution in abortion care. But this story isn’t just about medicine. It’s about power, control, and the political panic erupting around women’s autonomy.

In this urgent...

In a moment unlike anything in modern U.S. history, Congress is refusing to seat a duly elected member and the stakes are far bigger than one district in Arizona. Representative-Elect Adelita Grijalva joins He’s Not Wrong to expose why she’s been blocked from taking the oath of office by Speaker Mike Johnson. Spoiler: she would be the 218th signature on a bipartisan petition to release the Epstein files.

But while political games p...

What happens after a campaign ends? For Gay Valimont, her election loss in Florida wasn’t the end of the story, it was the beginning of something bigger. In this episode of He’s Not Wrong, Gay opens up about life after the campaign trail, the unexpected beauty that came out of defeat, and the hope she’s found in the progress made along the way.

Out of that moment, she launched Engage, Y’all PAC, a new political action committee des...

For nearly two decades, Democrats in Alabama have struggled to win statewide - losing ground, resources, and voter trust. In this episode, I sit down with former Miss America and political trailblazer Mallory Hagan for an honest conversation about how the party collapsed, and what it will take to bring it back.

Mallory and I break down the internal dysfunction, the uphill battle, and fundraising failures that left Alabama without a...

General Russel Honoré joins He's Not Wrong for a wide-angle look at leadership when everything is on the line. We revisit his command of Joint Task Force Katrina, how he cut through confusion to move people, supplies, and information, and what the public still gets wrong about those weeks on the Gulf Coast.

He shares hard lessons on chain of command, clear communication, and speed of execution, then connects them to today’s risks f...

He has shaped presidential administrations and influenced the way governments around the world create policy. Cass Sunstein is the most cited legal scholar in American history, former advisor to Presidents Obama and Biden, and co-author of Nudge. 

His new book On Liberalism: In Defense of Freedom (out Sept. 2) makes the case for why liberalism matters now more than ever.

We talk about freedom, democracy, and how to protect both in ...

This week’s episode of He’s Not Wrong covers everything from Bama Rush chaos and the boys with double-stacked Styrofoam cups who gave me college PTSD, to responding to TikTok hate (spoiler: most of it is just recycled gay hate). I clap back on the Taylor Swift emissions discourse and explain why Exxon, not Taylor, deserves your outrage.

Then we dig into ICE recruitment, Ana Kasparian’s strange right wing appearances, and the money ...

From my therapist literally falling asleep mid-session in Washington, DC, to a worldwide listener update, this week’s He’s Not Wrong covers a lot of ground. I dive into Part 8 of my “Comprehensive List of What I’m Not Wrong About” before unpacking the latest Supreme Court moves on gay marriage and why Republican silence is deafening. We talk about the pain of losing friends over politics, the defunding of a suicide hotline that sav...

This week, He’s Not Wrong takes a hard look at the price of political apathy and the authoritarian blueprint unfolding before us. From gerrymandering in Texas to Trump’s executive order criminalizing poverty, to Palantir’s expanding surveillance state, this episode connects the dots between policy, power, and control. Plus, a quick intro for new listeners and the viral “Not Wrong” lists that are growing the audience.

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This week on He's Not Wrong, we’re saying the quiet parts out loud. From the rise of modern-day concentration camps to the twisted reality of people defending billionaire interests over their own, this episode is a no-holds-barred breakdown of the chaos we're living through.

We dig into the insanity of giving platforms to people like Jillian Michaels, the truth behind corporate consulting firms buying influence on legislation, and ...

This week on He’s Not Wrong, I’ve got a lot to say.

We kick things off with a breakdown of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s $50 million wedding in Venice, complete with eco-hypocrisy, questionable guest lists, and the larger issue of celebrity influence. From there, we dive into the performative environmentalism of MAGA voters, the dangers of Project 2025, and what’s really at stake when the EPA is gutted and national parks are open...

It's a new week at He's Not Wrong and we are going to talk about what’s happening - because somehow this week includes barn doors on hotel bathrooms (a terrible idea), a TikTok that put me on the Savannah Bananas’ radar, and Trump’s new “phone plan” that you didn’t ask for but probably need to know about.

We’ll also touch on pageants, the chaos of travel, and yes - finally settle the debate on the right way to hang toilet paper. Yo...

This episode is a rundown of headlines and a warning. The MAGA movement isn’t just extreme, it’s coordinated, calculated, and already reshaping the country in dangerous ways.

I break down how Trump’s team is staging mass deportation theater for campaign optics, using human lives as political props — even as Biden quietly outpaces him in deportation numbers. We look at Project 2025, page 555, and its blueprint for militarized immigr...

This episode was almost postponed for good—until I got a haircut. But now that I’m freshly trimmed and ready to be seen, we’re diving into a jam-packed episode of He’s Not Wrong.

First up: I finally say it out loud—the Savannah Bananas are a drag show for straight people, and yes, I will die on this hill. From lip syncing to costume theatrics, we unpack the queer lineage of performance art that paved the way for banana-ball. Then w...

In this episode of He’s Not Wrong, Chad covers everything from drive-thru coffee rankings (it might shock you) to the dark truth behind Trump’s new civilian surveillance program.

It’s Pride Month, and while a full Pride episode is coming, Chad makes it clear: supporting all women includes all women-including trans women-and if your feminism is selective, it’s not feminism.

He also revisits Savannah Chrisley’s push for a presidentia...