Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
Trumps OBSESSED w/ Greenland, How to Fix ICE, & Religion with the Hottest Women
21 Jan 2026
Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
My mom's complaining that she lost all of her friends on Facebook because she's liberal. Because she's like a liberal now.
Wait, what do you mean? Whoa, whoa, whoa. What? What? What? This is huge.
Can we start the episode? Yeah, because my mom's now a lib.
Okay.
Because she's a horseshoe. Start. Let's go. She's like, all of my MAGA friends, don't mess with me anymore because I'm libbed out. And I'm like, why are you libbed out? She's like, well, I just, you know, I'm like talking against like ICE and like foreign intervention and like foreign wars. Yes. Let's go. Yes.
she's like this is wrong and all of her mega friends are disowning her wow she's like but the liberals don't like me either because i think that like satan is in charge of uh the world so she's just kind of uh she's kind of stuck when did she get anti-ice because i assumed she would love them no she told me the other day she was like i would hide migrants in my house wow yo wouldn't you let's go but she's always been on that way like she's like you also know oh yeah
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Chapter 2: How do personal beliefs affect friendships?
That's crazy.
Puerto Rico's part of America. I don't know what to do for y'all. No, wouldn't you, like, if you knew them, like, if it's someone you know, someone you care about, someone you work with. I had the caveat, yeah.
A stranger is a stranger.
Chapter 3: What are the implications of hiding migrants?
Yeah, yeah.
but she means strangers she means she would take him yeah I think she does I think she means strangers like assuming like they're good like they're not like legit violent she has seven kids she's just having fucking people she doesn't even know about but when it comes to an actual person that you that you care about oh yeah absolutely and like you heard ice was coming and they were like yo I gotta stay inside you're gonna whistle no you would fucking yeah absolutely you're like yo chill and if somebody was like is anybody here you say no
Yes.
Then you ask for a discount on that landscaping. You would lie?
Probably.
He missed his last line.
What did you say?
Hold on. It's all good. Don't worry about it. It's for the good people. It's for the good people listening.
You're going to really make me replay the episode of Find Out?
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Chapter 4: How does ICE impact communities and relationships?
Also, they've already migrated.
Yeah, exactly.
I'm hiding migrateds. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Migrants almost implies legal. These are illegal immigrants.
Also, you don't know that they're illegal.
Don't ask, don't tell.
That's another thing. You don't know that they're illegal.
I don't know where they're born. I don't know what their deal is. Gay illegals. Don't ask, don't tell. There's some people in my house. That's all you need to know. Nah, that's good. You gotta hide.
You gotta hide them. Yeah. Is there anyone in your house besides you? Yes. Who are they? My wife.
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of Trump's foreign policy on Greenland?
You never got one of those? That's far. It's fully standard. But if you're going to be putting women on from Miami, there's a decent chance one of them has a link tree.
What are you trying to say? There's a lot of link trees in Miami.
I've been to Miami and there's a lot of link trees in Miami.
Listen, there is a guy who's running for governor, I think. He's got John Fishback, I think that's his name. And he's proposing a syntax.
Chapter 6: How does the discussion shift to the concept of imperialism?
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Yeah, which is hilarious.
In Florida?
Yeah. Wow. If you've got a link tree in Florida, you've got to pay 50%.
Dude, I had a guy... I didn't even know Cuba was on the table. I think Trump got a boner after the... I think the Venezuela thing went too well. You know what I mean? Like, I actually think, like, if it didn't go so well, it might have been better for the state of the world. Yeah. Because I think it went so well that Trump's like, oh, I could just kidnap people now, like, wherever I want.
He's emboldened. Yeah, I really think, like, I don't even think in his head he knew these things could happen. Yeah, now it's a heat check. He hit one from Long Range.
He's on fire. Let's see what else I got.
Because he sent some shit like, you know, Cuba, figure it out. And then a guy told me today, he's like, I wouldn't go long on Miami real estate right now.
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Chapter 7: What role does modern media play in shaping public perception?
I go, why? What are you talking about? I'm not buying anything from fucking Miami. What do you mean? He goes, if Cuba comes on board, they're all going to go back home. And he didn't say it sarcastically. He was like, I was speaking to some guys, and they think that, like, you know, Cuba will be part of the United States of America in some way, shape, or form.
Wow. I mean...
I mean, this is the tricky part with modern imperialism is on the one hand, you're like, no, every nation is sovereign. You should respect their rights and their leaders.
Yes.
On the other hand. You're in the imperial. Havana sounds awesome. You know, they got those old cars.
Don't we want some old cars? It was supposed to be like a resort thing. It was. Like a resort island.
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Chapter 8: How does the podcast address the evolution of content consumption?
That's how it was.
That was the Vegas of the East Coast. Yeah, the mafia had it all locked up. What'd you say? I love me an Aruba. Yeah, so it's, but I don't want to do that. I mean, I don't know. All this shit is just ugly. It's just a shit. You should be able to do this shit diplomatically. You know what I mean? Even the Greenland shit, I cannot fathom that we cannot do whatever we want with Greenland.
I find it hard to believe that we can't just call up Denmark and be like, yo, can we put a base over here? Yo, can we refine some minerals over here? I can't believe that Denmark is going, no, you can't, and we're not going to allow that. Don't we already have a base there? Don't we already have a presence in Greenland?
We do, but China was already buying up mines and shit like that, so that's why here.
So then you make a phone call and be like, yo, don't sell in the mines. We'll buy at the mines.
Like, I feel like we did that already. This was like back in 2022, I believe. So now he's like, if it's just ours, now we can just we don't have to buy shit.
So this is crazy. It's like they do what you want. And then he goes, well, I might as well just take it if it's ours.
Oh, I thought they said no. And that's why he's like, maybe we just take it. They said yes to selling it to the U.S.?
No, no, no. They said no to selling it to the U.S. But I'm talking about the minds, like letting other countries come in and collect some of their resources. Now Trump is just like, oh, if we own this shit, nobody can come in. Walk me through the hole in that logic.
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