Filtered with TJ Walker

Filtered with TJ Walker

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Tucker Carlson Turns on Trump as America Loses Its Mind Over Socialism
Tucker Carlson says Donald Trump should have been removed from office. A Gen Z job candidate carrying iced coffee sparks a national workplace debate. A tenured professor learns that tenure may not mean what it used to. And Americans are once again panicking over the word “socialism.” On this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ takes on four stories that say a lot about American politics, work and culture. First, the internet erupts over “CoffeeGate” after a recruiter argues that Gen Z job candidates shouldn’t bring iced coffee into interviews. TJ puts on his grumpy-old-man success-coach hat and explains why getting comfortable may not be the same thing as getting hired. Then, a professor’s lawsuit against The New School raises a bigger question about tenure, struggling colleges and whether professors now have more options outside traditional academia. TJ also reacts to Tucker Carlson’s comments about Donald Trump and the 25th Amendment, including Carlson’s criticism of Trump’s rhetoric toward Iran. Finally, a Gallup poll showing growing positive views of socialism launches TJ into America’s favorite ideological panic. Public schools, fire departments, police, roads, Social Security and Medicare all raise the same question: where exactly does capitalism end and “socialism” begin? Subscribe to Filtered with TJ Walker for sharp commentary, political satire and a different take on the stories everyone else is arguing about. #FilteredWithTJWalker #TJWalker #TuckerCarlson #DonaldTrump #GenZ #CoffeeGate #JobInterviews #Socialism #AmericanPolitics #PoliticalCommentary #Tenure #HigherEducation #SocialSecurity #Medicare #Gallup Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ Walker, Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson Trump, Tucker Carlson turns on Trump, 25th Amendment, Trump Iran, American politics, political commentary, political satire, Gen Z, Gen Z job interview, iced coffee interview, CoffeeGate, iced coffee controversy, job interview advice, workplace culture, tenure, college tenure, professor fired, higher education, The New School, socialism, socialism in America, Gallup socialism poll, capitalism vs socialism, Social Security, Medicare, public schools, fire department, public services
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25 set 2026
11:33
AI Broke Into a Government Database, Melania’s Media Empire, and the Flock Camera Debate
Artificial intelligence was given a simple assignment — find information about Australia’s medicine spending. Instead, the AI agent found a way into files it was never supposed to access. On this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ examines what happens when artificial intelligence refuses to accept “no” as an answer, why AI safety and oversight matter, and what this incident reveals about the future of autonomous systems. TJ also looks at Melania Trump’s new documentary deal, the growing business opportunities connected to political fame, and the question of whether public office can become a personal brand machine. Plus: Indianapolis police officers are accused of misusing Flock license plate cameras to track personal relationships. TJ argues the problem may not be the technology itself, but the people who abuse access to it. The episode also explores Vladimir Putin, Ukraine, global power, and the risks of countries testing the limits of international rules. Subscribe to Filtered with TJ Walker for sharp analysis, humor, and a fresh perspective on the biggest stories in politics, technology, and culture. #FilteredWithTJWalker #TJWalker #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #OpenAI #ChatGPT #AI安全 #MelaniaTrump #DonaldTrump #FlockCameras #Privacy #Cybersecurity #Ukraine #Putin #Politics Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ Walker, artificial intelligence, AI news, OpenAI, ChatGPT, AI agents, AI safety, AI security, government database breach, cybersecurity, autonomous AI, technology news, Melania Trump documentary, Melania Trump Amazon deal, Donald Trump news, White House politics, political commentary, Flock cameras, license plate readers, police surveillance, privacy debate, Indianapolis police, surveillance technology, Ukraine war, Vladimir Putin, Zelensky, global politics, political satire, news analysis, current events, 2026 politics, technology and society
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24 set 2026
10:13
Trump’s 29% Approval Problem: Republicans Start Looking for the Exit
Donald Trump’s approval numbers are creating a new political reality — and Republicans are beginning to respond. On this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ examines the growing signs of distance between Donald Trump and some Republicans, including Florida gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds removing prominent Trump references from his campaign website, Chris Christie considering another presidential run, and Senator John Curtis calling for scrutiny involving the Trump family. TJ breaks down what these moves could mean for the Republican Party, why political loyalty can change quickly, and how a 29% approval rating is reshaping the conversation inside Trump’s own movement. Watch Filtered with TJ Walker for sharp political analysis, humor, and commentary on the biggest stories shaping America. Subscribe for more episodes of Filtered with TJ Walker. #FilteredWithTJWalker #TJWalker #DonaldTrump #TrumpApproval #RepublicanParty #ByronDonalds #ChrisChristie #AmericanPolitics #PoliticalNews #PoliticsToday Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ Walker, Donald Trump, Trump approval rating, Trump 29 percent approval, Byron Donalds, Byron Donalds Florida governor, Florida politics, Republican Party, Chris Christie, Chris Christie 2028, John Curtis, Trump family investigation, Republican politics, conservative politics, political commentary, political satire, American politics, breaking political news, election news, Washington politics, Trump news, latest political news, political analysis, news commentary, Florida governor race
E280
23 set 2026
7:48
Why 29% Is a Disaster for the White House: The Truth About Trump’s Falling Numbers
Donald Trump’s approval numbers are falling, and the political consequences are becoming harder for Republicans to ignore. On this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ breaks down a new approval survey showing Trump at 29% overall approval and examines what the numbers reveal about the economy, inflation, tariffs, grocery prices, and voter frustration. TJ also looks at the growing fight between the Trump administration and the media, including White House press access, criticism of journalists, and the broader debate over free speech and political power. Plus: Why some Republicans may start rethinking their loyalty to Trump How economic frustration is shaping public opinion The politics behind approval numbers Why grocery receipts may matter more than political messaging Subscribe to Filtered with TJ Walker for daily analysis, political commentary, and sharp takes on the biggest stories shaping America. #FilteredWithTJWalker #TJWalker #DonaldTrump #TrumpNews #TrumpApproval #Politics #AmericanPolitics #WhiteHouse #Republicans #PoliticalNews #Economy #Inflation #FreeSpeech #FirstAmendment #NewsAnalysis Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ Walker, Donald Trump, Trump approval rating, Trump approval numbers, Trump news, Trump economy, Trump tariffs, Trump inflation, White House news, Republican Party, Republican politics, American politics, political analysis, political commentary, First Amendment, free speech debate, media and politics, CNN Trump, White House press, economic frustration, grocery prices, inflation news, US politics 2026, political satire, news analysis, current events, conservative politics, liberal politics, Washington politics, breaking political news
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22 set 2026
9:52
When Politicians Ban the Press: A Dangerous Precedent
What happens when a sports-betting company can identify its most vulnerable customers, conservatives start fighting over government checks, and a president decides certain news organizations have had enough access? On today’s Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ opens with reporting about DraftKings and a machine-learning model designed to predict which gamblers were likely to lose the most, followed by hundreds of millions of dollars in promotional bets aimed at high-value customers. TJ argues that the real problem isn’t simply gambling. It’s a business model built around finding the people most likely to keep losing. Then the show turns to a White House child-care proposal championed by J.D. Vance that could provide federal subsidies to married stay-at-home parents. The idea has triggered criticism from conservatives themselves, giving TJ an opening to ask what happens when the movement that spent decades warning about socialism starts sending government checks to traditional families. TJ also looks at reports surrounding Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding celebrations, a Russian businessman connected to Vladimir Putin, and President Donald Trump’s claim that his son paid the money back. Finally, TJ takes on the White House decision described in the show to bar CNN, MSNOW and Politico from access. His larger argument: politicians may be able to restrict reporters, but they cannot ban voters from experiencing prices, mortgages, wars, bills and the rest of everyday reality.
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21 set 2026
9:22
Warren Buffett’s Surprising Exit: What He Really Thinks Now
Warren Buffett built one of the greatest investing records in history — then gave ordinary investors a surprising final lesson: stop trying to invest like Warren Buffett. In this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ examines Buffett’s retirement from Berkshire Hathaway, why Buffett has repeatedly recommended low-cost S&P 500 index funds, and what his advice says about the difficulty of beating the market. TJ also looks at Elon Musk’s reputation battle surrounding a new four-hour documentary, the attention economy, and why some scandals disappear faster when public figures can create a constant stream of new headlines. Plus, TJ breaks down the controversy surrounding Attorney General Todd Blanche appearing at Republican political events, the debate over “personal capacity,” and the long-term question of how future attorneys general from either party should balance political activity with public trust. Subscribe to Filtered with TJ Walker for sharp analysis, media commentary, politics, technology, business, and the stories shaping the news. #FilteredWithTJWalker #TJWalker #WarrenBuffett #BerkshireHathaway #Investing #StockMarket #SP500 #ElonMusk #Tesla #X #Media #AttentionEconomy #ToddBlanche #DepartmentOfJustice #Politics #NewsAnalysis Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ Walker, Warren Buffett, Warren Buffett investing advice, Berkshire Hathaway, Berkshire Hathaway CEO, Buffett retirement, stock market investing, S&P 500 index fund, index fund investing, passive investing, investing advice, Wall Street, finance news, Elon Musk documentary, Elon Musk news, Tesla, X social media, attention economy, reputation management, media criticism, Todd Blanche, Attorney General Todd Blanche, Department of Justice, DOJ politics, Hatch Act, political independence, Washington politics, political news, current events, news analysis, business news, technology news
E277
18 set 2026
11:47
Canada's Move Toward Europe: What It Means For The US Economy
Canada is looking for a closer relationship with Europe, and TJ Walker examines what that says about changing global confidence in America. On this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ breaks down Canada’s move toward deeper European ties, concerns about U.S. debt and financial power, why central banks hold gold, and what global diversification means for America’s economic influence. TJ also covers: Congress voting on unauthorized hostilities with Iran The cost and accountability questions surrounding military action FBI Director Kash Patel’s heated Senate hearing Federal employee paid leave spending and government accountability The controversy over President Trump’s name and the Kennedy Center repairs With TJ’s trademark mix of news analysis, humor, and personal development lessons, Filtered with TJ Walker explores the stories behind the headlines and asks what they reveal about leadership, institutions, and decision-making. Subscribe to Filtered with TJ Walker for daily commentary on politics, business, culture, and the biggest stories shaping America. #FilteredWithTJWalker #TJWalker #Canada #DonaldTrump #USDebt #Gold #FederalReserve #Economy #Iran #KashPatel #FBI #KennedyCenter #PoliticalNews #CurrentEvents #NewsAnalysis Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ Walker, Canada Europe relationship, Canada EU membership, US debt crisis, American economy, dollar dominance, gold reserves, central banks gold, financial markets, Donald Trump news, Trump tariffs, Trump Canada comments, Iran war powers, Congress Iran vote, Kash Patel FBI hearing, FBI Director Kash Patel, Cory Booker Senate hearing, government accountability, federal employee leave, GAO report, Kennedy Center Trump name, political commentary, political satire, current events, US politics, news analysis, leadership lessons, personal development, 2026 politics, breaking news analysis
E276
16 set 2026
9:37
The Truth About Trump's AI Claims and Election Rules
Donald Trump says fears about artificial intelligence taking over are a “hoax.” But what happens when the people racing to build increasingly powerful AI systems admit they cannot fully predict where the technology is heading? On this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ breaks down the real debate over artificial intelligence, AGI, catastrophic risk, China’s role in the global AI race, and whether meaningful safeguards can coexist with American technological leadership. Then, the Supreme Court stops the Trump administration from enforcing new Postal Service requirements for mail ballots during the 2026 midterm election. TJ looks at the proposed ballot rules, the Court’s 7–2 decision, and the larger question hanging over Donald Trump’s approach to elections: do the same rules still count when your side loses? Finally, Gavin Newsom says he would not run for president in 2028 if Kamala Harris enters the race. TJ examines Harris’s 2020 and 2024 campaigns, Newsom’s strengths and weaknesses, and why he believes Newsom would be the stronger Democratic general-election candidate if the choice came down to the two Californians. Subscribe to Filtered with TJ Walker for political commentary, current events, media analysis, and a perspective that cuts through the usual partisan scripts. #FilteredWithTJWalker #TJWalker #DonaldTrump #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #AGI #SupremeCourt #MailInVoting #Election2026 #GavinNewsom #KamalaHarris #ElectionNews #Politics #Trump #2028Election Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ Walker, Donald Trump, Trump AI hoax, artificial intelligence, AI danger, artificial general intelligence, AGI, AI regulation, AI safety, China AI race, Jensen Wang, Nvidia, Supreme Court, mail ballots, mail-in voting, Postal Service, 2026 midterms, election integrity, Donald Trump election, Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris, 2028 election, Democratic primary, Newsom 2028, Harris 2028, political commentary, US politics, current events
E275
15 set 2026
15:10
Gavin Newsom Under Federal Scrutiny & The GOP’s Vetting Disaster
Gavin Newsom is facing an expanding federal investigation involving travel, outside funding, and personal expenses, but the subpoenas reportedly do not identify a specific alleged crime. TJ Walker looks at what happens when investigators appear to start with a political target and work backward toward possible wrongdoing. Also on today’s Filtered with TJ Walker: an Ohio Republican Senate campaign hires, and quickly fires, a political director after reporters uncover Nazi imagery and Rhodesia-related material in his public history. TJ asks the obvious question: how does someone responsible for political judgment get hired without anyone checking his public profile? Then the show turns to something more optimistic: autonomous vehicles. With roughly 1.19 million people dying in road crashes each year globally, could robotaxis eventually save lives and return thousands of hours of commuting time to ordinary workers? And first, America’s retirement problem may be about more than Social Security. Retirees are reportedly watching about 47 hours of television every week. TJ argues that retirement should mean escaping work you hate, not abandoning purpose, usefulness, and human connection altogether. Subscribe to Filtered with TJ Walker for news, politics, technology, media criticism, and current events without the usual filter. #FilteredWithTJWalker #TJWalker #GavinNewsom #DonaldTrump #Republicans #GOP #FederalInvestigation #PoliticalNews #CaliforniaPolitics #AutonomousVehicles #Waymo #Robotaxi #Retirement #SocialSecurity #CurrentEvents Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ Walker, Gavin Newsom, Gavin Newsom investigation, Gavin Newsom federal investigation, Donald Trump, Trump Newsom, California politics, Republican Party, GOP news, John Husted, Ohio Senate, political scandal, Nazi imagery controversy, federal investigation, politicized justice, Department of Justice, autonomous vehicles, self-driving cars, robotaxi, Waymo, Zoox, road safety, AI cars, retirement, retirees, Social Security, retirement crisis, political satire, political commentary, current events, US politics
E274
14 set 2026
18:00
The Truth About Trump's $5,000 Checks and Rising Debt
Donald Trump wants voters to “pretend I’m on the ballot” in the 2026 midterms, and he’s pitching a $5,000 payment to every American adult if Republicans retain control of Congress. But while politicians make promises, the bond market is sending a much less comfortable message about inflation, federal debt, interest rates, mortgages, and the cost of borrowing. In this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ breaks down why the bond market may be the most brutally honest institution in America, how rising Treasury yields eventually reach your mortgage and credit card, and why Washington’s growing debt matters far beyond Wall Street. Then TJ turns to the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, where Trump dominated the spotlight, told supporters to treat the election as if his own name were on the ballot, warned non-voters they could “go to hell,” and proposed thousands of dollars in direct payments while Republican speakers warned about socialism. When does a government handout become socialism? Apparently, sometime after the check clears. Subscribe to Filtered with TJ Walker for political commentary, news analysis, economics, and satire without the talking-point filter. #DonaldTrump #Trump #Midterms2026 #BondMarket #Economy #Inflation #NationalDebt #InterestRates #MortgageRates #Republicans #GOP #USPolitics #PoliticalNews #TJWalker #FilteredWithTJWalker Donald Trump, Trump $5000 checks, Trump $5000 payment, Trump midterm convention, 2026 midterms, midterm elections 2026, Republican convention Dallas, Republican Party, GOP, JD Vance, Scott Bessent, John Fetterman, bond market, bond yields, Treasury yields, 10 year Treasury, interest rates, mortgage rates, inflation, national debt, federal deficit, US economy, Trump economy, socialism, government spending, tariffs, political satire, political commentary, TJ Walker, Filtered with TJ Walker
E273
11 set 2026
13:06
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