What podcasts say about Michael Duncan

Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.

What Michael Duncan has said on podcasts

37 statements · 3 positive · 29 negative · 5 neutral

on Zohran Mamdani rhetoricNegativeOct 9, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Mamdani's rhetoric mobilized activists who later attacked him.
“He ginned all these people up.”
Listen at 7:21
Open the episode · Mamdani's Own Supporters Label Him a Traitor
on Zohran MamdaniNegativeOct 9, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Mamdani deserved the activists' attack more than anyone else.
“I'm glad it happened because no one deserves it more than Mondani.”
Listen at 7:28
Open the episode · Mamdani's Own Supporters Label Him a Traitor
on the left's ideologyNegativeOct 9, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The left's ideology is imported from the developing world.
“your entire ideology is imported from the third world”
Listen at 10:55
Open the episode · Mamdani's Own Supporters Label Him a Traitor
on Cornell sexual-assault caseNeutralOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The Cornell case is largely a two-year-old story.
“But in large part, it's a two-year-old story.”
Listen at 6:25
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Cornell sexual-assault defendantsNeutralOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The defendants’ prior liability has already been addressed.
“Whatever you think happened or didn't happen that night, it's been long since taken care of in terms of the liability that those people have had to this situation.”
Listen at 7:30
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Cornell sexual-assault allegationsNeutralOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Voluntary, consensual conduct generally removes criminal liability in this case.
“the drug use and sexual conduct that we're talking about here was voluntary, conscious, and consensual pretty much removes criminal liability.”
Listen at 9:47
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Thomas GiuffraNeutralOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Thomas Giuffra has represented plaintiffs connected to Diddy, Weinstein, and Epstein cases.
“His clients include survivors bringing claims against Diddy Combs. They include victims of Harvey Weinstein in those cases and involved in civil litigation representing survivors of Jeffrey Epstein.”
Listen at 16:03
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Cornell sexual-assault lawsuitNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The Cornell lawsuit was sufficiently unclear that local prosecutors brought no charges.
“How do you take a sleepy jurisdictional civil lawsuit about a two year old assault allegation? that was so muddy that local prosecutors couldn't charge any of the defendants and create headline news out of it.”
Listen at 17:50
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Letitia James campaign platformNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Letitia James campaigned on prosecuting Donald Trump regardless of a specified crime.
“leticia james which facts established she ran on for attorney general on a platform of prosecuting donald trump uh regardless of crime”
Listen at 21:29
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Letitia James’s officeNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Letitia James’s office is not suited to impartial administration of justice.
“you've come to the wrong office in Attorney General Letitia James.”
Listen at 22:00
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Jane Doe’s conduct on October 19, 2024NegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Jane Doe declined sober-monitor duties and then became heavily intoxicated.
“She tells them that she can't do it because she feels so bad about getting robbed. And then she promptly goes and gets shit faced.”
Listen at 25:18
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Returning to an alleged crime sceneNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
People generally would not be excited to return to an alleged crime scene.
“I don't know a lot of people who would feel excited to go back to a scene of a crime.”
Listen at 33:08
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Media coverage of the Cornell caseNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The New York Times and other media sensationalize the Cornell case.
“What they're doing is sensationalizing the facts.”
Listen at 34:31
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Media coverage of the Cornell caseNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The media sensationalizes the Cornell case to advance an ideological viewpoint.
“the media's fact pattern, which is to try to sensationalize a point of view that is entirely ideological”
Listen at 35:37
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Alexandria Ocasio-CortezNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The hosts argue AOC should face civil litigation over her description.
“How in the world does AOC not face civil litigation?”
Listen at 37:56
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Cornell sexual-assault recordsNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Available records do not contain AOC’s described fact pattern.
“None of them have that fact pattern. Not one of them have that fact pattern.”
Listen at 38:16
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Cornell sexual-assault caseNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The Cornell case has been absorbed into a left-wing political cause.
“her life is now in service to a left wing cause.”
Listen at 39:52
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Democratic electoral victoryNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
A Democratic electoral victory could restore and expand the criticized political culture.
“they are one election away from putting that not only right back in your face, but in a much more significant and I think pervasive way”
Listen at 41:39
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Raising young menPositiveOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
A successful father raises a son who stops inappropriate conduct toward women.
“You are a success as a dad. If your son marches into that thing and says, boys, get out of here. We're done here.”
Listen at 44:35
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Media coverage of the Cornell caseNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Media coverage has created ideological conflict over a local case.
“they've created this firestorm that pits ideologues against each other over an issue that doesn't affect them one iota”
Listen at 45:50
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on The Today Show’s Brett Kavanaugh coverageNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The Today Show aired an unsupported allegation that Brett Kavanaugh committed gang rape.
“the Today Show put on a woman saying that, that Brett Kavanaugh gang raped her without a scintilla of evidence of that.”
Listen at 46:21
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on American mediaNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The hosts question whether justice is possible amid current media coverage.
“Can justice be done in America with this media?”
Listen at 46:44
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Washington, D.C. police-assault prosecutionsNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Partisanship prevented convictions for some police-assault defendants in Washington, D.C.
“there were people who were assaulting police officers who couldn't get convicted in a court of law here because it was partisan”
Listen at 46:58
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Politics and media representationNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Politics and media representation are undermining justice in affected communities.
“there is no justice. You, you're, your communities are fucked because of the politics of this and the media's representation of it.”
Listen at 48:27
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on American media complexNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The media complex is driven by political agendas.
“it's an agenda-driven media complex.”
Listen at 49:17
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Republican candidatesPositiveOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Republicans are winning because they are the only candidates discussing issues.
“We're winning on the issues. Well, we're the only ones that are talking about the issues.”
Listen at 57:45
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Inflation issueNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
The politicians seeking votes caused the inflation issue.
“the inflation issue was caused by all of the people who are now asking for your votes.”
Listen at 58:35
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Government transfer to MogadishuNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Taxpayers may send $2,000 to the government for transfer to Mogadishu.
“When you send $2,000 back to the government that was originally yours so they can send it to Mogadishu.”
Listen at 58:54
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Donald Trump’s Iran policy argumentNeutralOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
Trump’s stated rationale was that Iran could destroy Los Angeles and San Diego without intervention.
“what he's trying to say to the American people is like, well, if I don't take out their nuclear weapons, they're going to destroy Los Angeles and San Diego.”
Listen at 1:06:04
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media
on Alexandria Ocasio-CortezNegativeOct 8, 2026· Ruthless Variety Program
AOC may face litigation over her Cornell-case statements.
“I'd be surprised if she doesn't find herself in litigation.”
Listen at 1:14:56
Open the episode · How the Cornell 7 Case Exposed the Media

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