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society
Hosted by Unknown Host · society · EN · 134 episodes
Podcast about exploring all aspects of business including marketing, real estate, finance, crypto, and entrepreneurship. Getting that bag*Not Financial Advice*
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Episode #120
A bombshell report reveals Senator John Fetterman cancelled a meeting with paralyzed military veterans but only to show up an hour later for a Fox News interview about Israel. In this episode of Bag Society, we break down Fetterman's disgraceful priorities, the growing influence of the Israeli lobby on American politics, and JD Vance's terrifying comments about being okay with ushering in the 'end times.'
Episode #119
In this episode of Bag Society, the crew breaks down the Iran conflict and why peace seems further away than ever. They dive deep into the pied-à-terre tax controversy in New York, exposing a judge who blocked the tax while owning a $5 million non-primary residence himself. The crew later discusses the Kushner family's purchase of the LA Lakers, Karoline Leavitt stepping down as White House press secretary, and whether America is being systematically looted by political insiders.
Episode #118
In this episode of Back Society, the hosts dive into the bombshell $49.1 billion tariff refund that went straight back to corporations while consumers saw none of it. They la ent over the Trump administration's relationship with corruption, from Howard Lutnick's kids buying tariff refunds for pennies on the dollar to the True Social insider trading API priced at $100K per month. Then the conversation shifts to Tucker Carlson's potential 2028 presidential run, DSA wins in Michigan primaries, the Fauci diary revelations, and whether the lab leak theory was suppressed.
Episode #117
In this episode of Bag Society, we take a dive into the controversial NDAA bill that would merge U.S. and Israeli military operations and what it means for American sovereignty. The crew debates whether MAGA voters have been sold out by the politicians they support, roasts Elon Musk's bizarre Economist interview where he told people not to plan for retirement, and breaks down Andrew Tate's arrest and the embarrassing Free Tate rally that only one person attended. Plus later, Jay announces he's joining the Freemasons (for real).
Episode #116
Copy The Bag Society crew breaks down JD Vance's appearance on Joe Rogan, where he admitted the Epstein communications were bad but offered no real action yet also mysteriously walked back his earlier comments about Israel and AIPAC influence. The hosts dig into a Wisconsin court's finding of probable cause that Elon Musk bribed voters with $1 million giveaways during the 2024 election. From there, the conversation spirals into a review of the controversial Armie Hammer film 'Citizen Vigilante'.
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