You Don’t Hate Neocons Enough
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What topics do Dave and Robbie cover in the opening porch‑tour and show intro?
What's up, everybody. What's up. Welcome to a brand new episode of part of the problem. I'm Dave Smith. He is Robbie. The fire Bernstein. How are you feeling, sir?
Speaker 3 , I'm doing well. Great weekend of porches. And already this Wednesday, I'm back in Chicago. Then you and I are in Appleton, Wisconsin. I'm going to film those shows. Cause that's an excellent room. And then Sunday I got Madison I still got a lot of porches, Davey Philly next week, along with Doyle's town, doing a gig in port Chester and max is the original porch and got to put together my September. So if you've got a Kansas city or Reno, hit me up.
That's this weekend. We're in Appleton, Wisconsin. Few days, few days away, August 13th, 14th and 15th. Looking forward to that. Yeah. That was a great club. We really
love that club. Hate that town.
people who came out to our shows were cool just like the town what it
has
to offer you guys know you live there
i don't even know if there's a town i was staying by a river that uh i went for a run and there were too many bugs and there was nothing edible to eat unless you like fried cheese curds i guess
Well, yeah, we did have a tough time finding stuff to eat. You know where there's not a tough time finding stuff to eat is Austin, Texas, which will be the next stop after that for me. I know the early shows on Friday and Saturday are sold out for the mothership, but late shows and Sunday, I believe, let me check right now. Yes, late shows and Sunday still have limited seating available. So go grab those. ComicDaveSmith.com, PorchTour.com for all of Rob's dates. All right, let's get into some stuff. So I gotta say this was... So I just recorded an episode of Piers Morgan, which was, I thought, a particularly good one, but one that I was like, oh, I wish there was more time to get into some stuff. But I did end up, well, we ended up talking about like the topic was like the Democratic Socialists and Mamdani and all these guys winning their primaries.
You know, what's the name out in Michigan in them? And yeah. And then Hasan Piker became like a big topic of the thing. And I did end up like arguing with Cenk a little bit because, you know, you go see it for yourself. But like Cenk's position was essentially like, hey, look, this is what the war hawks do. They try to ruin anybody who has anything controversial that they've said, but they really hate them because they're critics of Israel, the warfare state. And I was kind of like, yeah, I know. And that sucks when they do that. But we all know that's not why I'm doing it. Right. So why does he love Mao so much? Like, what the hell? Like, this is really weird, man. And a lot of reasonable people got some reasonable concerns about socialism.
Why on earth are you branding yourself after the most failed thing that humans have ever invented? So it ended up getting into kind of like an interesting conversation, I thought. But it was kind of I guess one of the things that was kind of cool about it, too, was that it's almost like the consensus is already that we all disagree with them. But now let's get into the argument about which one of us, you know, critics is not insane. I don't know. I thought it was like a good, important conversation to have. I want to try. I want to try to lobby hard for that Hassan Piker debate because he had already accepted it, man. And we really should make that happen. And I'm friends with his uncle. I should be able to make this this happen.
But
anyway, I like the idea of that debate. And I also like the Mom Donnie sit down. We got to make this happen.
This is my thing right now. In fact, I'm going to put out a tweet about this later today because I'm going to start. This is what I want to do. OK, because it's been a little while since I've done. I mean, I do the Pierce Morgan debates regularly, but it's almost been a little while since I've done like a big debate outside of that. And part of it is because. it's all over. I've won all the debate. Like, I don't know what to say. I've won all the debates, but what else is there to debate?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What topics do Dave and Robbie cover in the opening porch‑tour and show intro?
0:06–6:01
2
How does Dave describe his recent Piers Morgan appearance and the debate with Cenk?
6:01–13:07
3
What arguments are made about the Iran war, the Strait of Hormuz, and possible negotiations?
13:07–20:55
4
Why does Dave criticize Mark Levin’s stance on the Iran conflict and the concept of sacrifice?
20:55–28:37
5
How do the hosts compare World War II sacrifices to today’s wars in the Middle East?
28:37–35:34
6
What is the critique of Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro’s rhetoric toward Jews and Israel?
35:34–40:43
7
How does the Bill O’Reilly‑Ben Shapiro interview illustrate changes in the Overton window?
40:43–46:54
8
What conclusions do Dave and Robbie draw about neoconservatism, anti‑Semitism, and future U.S. foreign policy?
46:54–1:06:18