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“”[...] I have to say that my brain is still in recovery mode from taking in so many high level, important ideas.
—Dave Rubin on the "Idea Revolution"[1]
“”I'm a classical liberal, a free thinker. And as much as I don't like to admit it, defending my liberal values has suddenly become a conservative position.
—Dave Rubin, in a video collaboration with Prager U[2]
“”Crazy World, Sane News
—tagline on his Twitter banner; we wish we were joking[3]

David Joshua "Dave" Rubin (1976–) is a failed comedian and host of the unintentional comedy show The Rubin Report on YouTube. Once a member of The Young Turks network, his content since leaving TYT has mostly been steered towards criticism of what he considers the "regressive left", while promoting conservatism. On his show, he frequently/interminably discusses freedom of speech, feminism, religion, political correctness, and the mainstream media.

Rubin's political stances have significantly changed over time, beginning with standard American progressive stances to his current Objectivist libertarian stances. When the Rubin Report was on TYT and at the beginning of his independent version of his show after it broke affiliation with TYT, his views were still generally progressive and criticizing decisions being made by big businesses, he publicly criticized National Rifle Association commercials trying to incite fear of the consequences of gun reform laws being planned to be passed by the United States Congress,[4] addressed a decision by McDonalds to remove healthier foods from its menu in a critical manner,[5] on a 2014 episode of TYT he rebuked self-regulation in the economy and claimed that it has never worked[6] and he was supportive of single-payer health insurance (he still claims to be, but his definition of what that means is at odds with the conventional definition). At the start of the independent version of his show, he began to become critical of leftists who, he believed, were associated with political correctness and ran counter to progressive ideals. Rubin also abandoned TYT after the group accused atheist and anti-Islamist public figure Sam Harris of anti-Muslim bigotry, an accusation Rubin, as well as Harris himself and his supporters, have rejected.

Over time, Rubin largely developed a more right-wing audience favorable to his anti-Social Justice Warrior stances and support for free speech of figures like Harris whose views had clashed with figures on the left. He then completely disassociated with the left and became an Objectivist libertarian (though he still calls himself a "classical liberal"), supporting Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson in the 2016 US Presidential Election and has invited several guests to talk about Ayn Rand's Objectivist philosophy. Rubin reversed his earlier stance on self-regulation in the economy, saying on a 2018 episode of the Joe Rogan Show that he wanted major de-regulation and greater self-regulation.[7] In addition he's shown an ever-expanding devotion to bringing in controversial right-wing figures including those with sympathies to causes of Objectivist-style libertarianism and people with far right views on topics on his show in the name of free speech. One such figure is Stefan Molyneux, known for both Objectivist stances as well as reactionary attitudes to women's rights given his openly negative view of women as well as Molyneux's support of racialist perspectives on claims of racial differences in IQ. When he does invite guests on the left now, it is usually only to complain about "regressivism".

More recently, after a period of silence from the TYT show, Ana Kasparian — co-host of TYT — has addressed Dave Rubin claiming that he, who had once been her friend, was a 'lazy fraud'. She castigated him for allegedly 'want[ing] to make a six-figure salary to host a 30-minute a week show' despite herself and her colleagues working 12 hour days 'for far less'. She reiterates that he has sold out[8] to corporate America by pointing out that he has received money from the Koch Brothers and alleges that he has no true political identity and denouncing him as not an 'honest actor' nor an 'intellectual' and a 'fraud plain and simple'.

As of October 29, 2019, Rubin's YouTube channel has over 1 million subscribers and 230 million views.[9] Rubin also made over $27,000 per month on Patreon from over 4300 patrons,[10] and has over 250,000 followers on Twitter.[3]

In September 2019, the Rubin Report found a new home on Glenn Beck's site TheBlaze,[11] making his transition to the right unambiguously complete. Maybe working with a former Fox News star will make him stop pretending to be some weird variety of "liberal", but who knows.

In 2020, after many painful years in the political closet, Rubin seems to have finally come to terms with the fact that he is indeed a conservative.[12] During the 2020 United States presidential election, he has endorsed Donald Trump for president.

Career[edit]

In the late 1990s, Rubin started performing "stand up comedy". His performance as a comedian was universally panned.

Following work in stand-up comedy, Rubin began hosting The Six Pack podcast on SiriusXM and joined TYT in 2013. He first gained notoriety for tacitly defending Israel's conduct during the war in Gaza in 2014, coming in conflict with the entire TYT panel during a 40-minute-long debate.[13] He later repeated this same defense of Israeli war crimes[citation needed] and regurgitating of anti-Palestinian propaganda to Secular Talk.[14] In hindsight, this was our first real look into just how reactionary he always was.

Rubin decided to leave TYT in 2015 following political disagreements with Cenk Uygur.[15] His show bounced between a series of formats and production companies (OraTV being one of them) before becoming an independent project in 2016. He now hosts his show from a "home studio" that looks like one of the fake living rooms in IKEA, and almost exclusively hosts guests with whom he agrees on the topic of "regressivism".

He used to be an atheist.[16]

In April, 2020 he released a book called Don't Burn this Book.[17] It was universally panned by critics (except for Jordan Peterson). In April, 2022, he released a sequel entitled Don't Burn This Country[18] It was also universally panned by critics.

Views[edit]

Identity politics and free speech[edit]

Rubin, who spends much of his time lamenting identity politics, claims to have worked as a stand-up comedian in New York from the late 90s. Little video evidence of this work is available online, besides one video from 'Hot Gay Comics' in which Rubin makes a series of jokes about gays and being gay.[19] Rubin went on to host The Six Pack, a gay-themed podcast with topics such as National Coming Out Day, on SiriusXM[20] and gay guests like Dustin Lance Black and Lance Bass (of NSync fame). But, remember - Rubin is completely against identity politics. Hrm.

Free speech advocate Rubin, who has commented on a culture of "Oppression Olympics"[21] from minority groups and has dismissed numerous controversies as "outrage culture",[22] also posted a video criticising the "gay jokes" in Comedy Central's James Franco roast.[23] This hypocrisy was best surmised when Rubin criticised Hillary Clinton for addressing a tweet to "White America",[24] in spite of the fact that he has previously posted numerous tweets ridiculing people based on their whiteness.[25][26][27][28] Without a trace of self-awareness regarding his own light-hearted jests on the matter, he later lambasted the 'regressive left' and their alleged proclivity to "demonize white people collectively and endlessly".[29]

In spite of being critical of members of the "regressive left" that smear and name-call instead of debating ideas,[30] Rubin reprimands his own opponents via Twitter (his favourite retorts include "loser" and "clown").[31][32] He is also known to complain about the "regressive left" blocking and unfriending people for disagreeing with them, but is also really quick to block people on Twitter when somebody tries to point out his hypocrisy.

Rubin threatened to sue Mother Jones author Josh Harkinson for libel over an article titled "Cashing in on the Rise of the Alt-Right", where he is mentioned among various alt-right figures, some of whom (like Mike Cernovich, Lauren Southern, and Milo Yiannopoulos) were featured guests on his show.[33] Harkinson later updated the article to include Rubin's objection to the far/alt-right label, in which he says:

Rubin: "Let's do this publicly since that's how you [Harkinson] started it. I'm gay married, pro choice, against death penalty, pro pot legalization. Far right?"[34]

Further evidence of Rubin's lack of commitment to free speech has been highlighted through his siding with the NFL against its players kneeling to protest racism. In this instance he supported barring NFL players from kneeling.[citation needed] He had to be shown by neoconservative shill David Frum that indeed free speech extends to a general culture and not merely legal allowance.[citation needed]

Surprisingly, many right-wing news outlets quickly came to Rubin's defense, including National Review,[35] Heat Street,[36] and American Thinker.[37]

In December, 2021, he decided to move from the "woke dystopia" and sold his Koch-funded mansion in Encino, California for $5.8 million and moved to a Blaze-funded studio in Miami, Florida.[38][39] Reasons for the move include frustration with seeing people wearing masks, wanting to sidle up closer to the residences of Trump and Ron DeSantis, and wanting to show that global warming isn't real by moving to the a city that floods.[40][41][42] He wanted to move to promote his upcoming book that bashes California as a "woke dystopia" and which glorifies pandemic-ridden Florida as a conservative paradise.

Fake news, outrage culture, and boycotts[edit]

Rubin has referred to organisations like the New York Times, CNN, the BBC, and USA Today as "fake news",[43][44][45] even claiming that he "won't watch" CNN as long as it employs Reza Aslan.[46] However, Rubin has claimed that Rebel Media is "doing a pretty good job from everything I've seen",[47] appeared on The Alex Jones Show to talk about the "Cult of the Left"[48] and has featured with Tucker Carlson and Bill O'Reilly on Fox News.[49][50] Following O'Reilly's firing from the network amidst a series of sexual harassment allegations, Rubin claimed that "the rejoicing of the destruction of public people is becoming increasingly dangerous".[51]

In an uncharacteristic display of double standards, he had previously joked about progressives Keith Olbermann and Alec Baldwin being fired or suspended from TV networks,[52][53] even going as far as to record himself calling the Capital One customer service line regarding Baldwin's "homophobic" comments[54] and claiming that he had "a discussion with five gay people who all agree to never use [the company's] services again" because of its association with the actor.[55] Free speech, y'know? Quelle surprise - Rubin has been critical of boycotts elsewhere.[56]

Political identity and fiscal policy[edit]

Rubin identified as Republican-leaning on his blog as early as July of 2006,[57][58] but said he voted a straight Democratic ticket for the 2006 midterm election, except for John Spencer over Hillary Clinton.[59] It's unknown if his views changed from then until he signed on with The Young Turks in 2013.

"My positions basically haven't changed but I've watched as my team has gone off the deep end", says Rubin on his political ideas.[60] If this is indeed the case, it appears that Rubin has been a conservative the whole time. Case in point, since 2016, Rubin has partnered with Learn Liberty, a project from George Mason University's Institute of Humane Studies, a libertarian think tank that receives part of its funding from the Koch brothers.[61]

This is particularly true regarding "Rubinomics". In news that will shock nobody, Rubin has frequently espoused conservative positions in regards to taxation and claims that limited government is an issue about which he cares most.[60] He has argued against raises to the minimum wage, claiming that it will force McDonalds to replace workers with iPads, and has been a critic of the estate tax.[62] He has advocated for flat income taxes due to his belief in "real equality", with "some level" of progressive tax.[63] When interviewing Andrew Yang and discussing Yang's Freedom Dividend basic income proposal, Rubin called for "blow[ing] apart the social safety net as is", claiming it to be "just a boondoggle of middle management."[64] None of these are progressive positions that the Left has suddenly abandoned.

In chastising the "regressive left", Rubin claims that "if you don't evolve the day they evolve, you're a bigot".[15] However, when confronted with evidence of his previous progressive views on Twitter and accused of hypocrisy, Rubin defended himself by stating that "my feelings have changed as time has gone on", asserting that "[p]eople evolve, it's called being human. But some would rather attack" without a hint of irony.[65][66] So it seems that the real rule is "if you don't evolve the day Dave Rubin evolves, you're a regressive".

Rubin also thinks he supports single-payer health care. We say "think" because Rubin thinks single-payer is a combination of public and private.[67] He has doubled-down on this misunderstanding/ignorance of what single-payer actually is.[68]

In an interview with David Pakman, he said he agreed with Trump's tax policy, and also didn't seem to know that corporate taxes are levied on profits, not capital expenses.[69]

However recently it seems he's given up on claiming he's for single-payer, judging by a twitter post in which he bemoaned the Canadian healthcare system and asking "Why do you need the government to force you to do it?"[70]

Guests[edit]

In recent years, Rubin's show has become a platform for relatively obscure individuals from far-flung corners of the Internet to espouse bizarre or downright extreme opinions with little to no recourse or push-back from the host. For instance, claims from guests that the Canadian Nazi Party was "backed up and egged on" by Jewish groups to increase hate crimes and suggestions that Barack Obama is a communist have gone unchallenged by Rubin.[71][72] While claiming to be (or have been) liberal, he rarely seems able to explain his positions. For example, he mistakenly believed that Bernie Sanders wanted to raise taxes to 90% and yet still claimed to intend to vote for him (despite being fiscally libertarian). When interviewing Milo Yiannopoulos, his reasoning for supporting Sanders was "he seems like a nice person."[73]

Rubin is notorious for asking a series of big names onto his show through direct tweets. Many individuals ranging from the political sphere – Donald Trump,[74] Hillary Clinton,[75] Ivanka Trump,[76] Kellyanne Conway,[77] Bernie Sanders,[78] James Comey,[79] Elizabeth Warren,[80] Cory Booker,[80] Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,[80] David Hogg,[81] Tom Perez,[81] Gavin Newsom[81] — to the celebrity world - Cher,[82] Carrie Fisher (RIP),[83] Betty White (RIP),[84] Howard Stern,[85] Azealia Banks,[86] Ben Affleck,[87] Kevin Hart,[88] Elon Musk,[89] Sarah Silverman,[90] Joss Whedon,[91] Rob Reiner,[80] Chelsea Handler[80] Stephen King,[80] Mark Ruffalo[80] Michael Moore,[80] Rachel Maddow[80] Judd Apatow,[80] Amy Schumer,[80] Lena Dunham,[80] Seth MacFarlane,[80] Ana Navarro,[81] Jimmy Kimmel,[81] - have been invited in this manner. Shockingly, none of these high profile people have taken up the invitation to appear on a low-rent YouTube show recorded at someone's house and, despite Rubin's best efforts, the vast majority of his guests are fringe characters from niche corners of the internet (or even - in possibly his most narcissistic move yet - the show's own fans).[92][93][94][95][96]

Despite claims from Rubin that he wants left-wingers on his show but they are too chicken to debate him, many left-wing YouTubers like Sam Seder, Ana Kasparian, ContraPoints, David Pakman, and Hbomberguy have all said that they would love to go on his show to talk about the marketplace of ideas. Rubin, however, has stated he will not have them on his show because they are dishonest and have told lies about him. Dish it out but can't take it, eh Dave?

Notable guests from the New Center™[edit]

White Nationalist Guests[edit]

Whilst decrying the so-called "regressive left" at every turn, Rubin has described guest Tommy Robinson, the former head of the far-right English Defence League with a string of violent and non-violent criminal convictions to his name, as "extremely moderate".[196] Rubin has taken to Twitter to complain about YouTube demonetization;[197] it's almost as if advertisers and corporations want nothing to do with a show that allows ideologues to spout egregious views and get away with it scot-free.

His interview with the 'race realist' Stefan Molyneux on the subjects of 'race and IQ' is one of the most popular videos on his channel with over 1 million views.[198] In the video Rubin does not challenge Molyneux's claim that black people have smaller brains, and laughs at the idea that as an Ashkenazi Jew he might have a higher IQ than other races. Molyneux has no scientific background and believes, amongst other absurd things, that people of different races cannot successfully transplant organs.[199]

Useful idiot[edit]

See the main article on this topic: Useful idiot

In 2024, Rubin was mentioned in a US Justice Department indictment against a Russian front company Tenet Media. He was one of six right-wing commentators, along with Lauren Southern, Tim Pool, Tayler Hansen, Matt Christiansen and Benny Johnson,Wikipedia who received contracts to produce content for the company.[200][201] Tenet Media is purportedly a project of YouTube blogger Lauren Chen and her husband Liam Donovan. Chen was fired by her other employer, Blaze TV, shortly after the revelation of her connection to Tenet.[200]

See also[edit]

  • Sargon of Akkad — His (slightly crazier) British counterpart.
  • Milo Yiannopoulos — His occasional partner-in-crime. Rubin has teamed up with the former on his "Dangerous Faggot" tour and was even featured in an episode of his webshow when he was still at Breitbart.
  • Sam Harris — Rubin was a fan but now they're no longer on talking terms.
  • Jimmy Dore — Another embarrassing former TYT contributor

External links[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Welcome to The Idea Revolution" (February 7, 2018), YouTube
  2. ↑ "PragerU: Why I Left the Left" (Feb. 6, 2017), YouTube
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Dave Rubin's Twitter page
  4. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmRImLlA1YA&t=136s
  5. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rycysbo6iM8
  6. ↑ https://twitter.com/vadimnewquist/status/1012894241381634048
  7. ↑ https://twitter.com/vadimnewquist/status/1012894241381634048
  8. ↑ http://progressivearmy.com/2018/04/06/dave-rubins-sudden-political-change-receiving-money-koch-brothers
  9. ↑ YouTube's About page on The Rubin Report
  10. ↑ Rubin Report's Patreon page
  11. ↑ https://www.theblaze.com/news/dave-rubin-is-bringing-his-show-to-blaze-tv
  12. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRYsY9TszVo&t=2s
  13. ↑ The Young Turks: "Heated Israel-Palestine Discussion Erupts Into Passion & Honesty" (August 1, 2014), YouTube
  14. ↑ Secular Talk: "Kyle & Dave Rubin Debate Israel/Palestine & More!" (September 27, 2015), YouTube
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 "ReasonTV: Dave Rubin's Political Awakening" (March 29, 2017), YouTube
  16. ↑ LIVE: Dave is Back from 30 Days with No News, Internet, or Phone! 52:12 - 55:57, 58:18 - 59:25
  17. ↑ Don't Burn This Book: Thinking for Yourself in an Age of Unreason by Dave Rubin (2020) Sentinel. ISBN 0593084292.
  18. ↑ Don't Burn This Country: Surviving and Thriving in Our Woke Dystopia by Dave Rubin (2022) Sentinel. ISBN 0593332148.
  19. ↑ https://twitter.com/thejd800/status/842432717719445504
  20. ↑ The Six Pack: "Gay is Awesome" (October 10, 2010), Vimeo
  21. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/817047831286423552
  22. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Outrage Culture is Becoming Mainstream Culture" (March 15, 2017), YouTube
  23. ↑ The Rubin Report: "James Franco Roast: So Many Gay Jokes" (September 26, 2013), YouTube
  24. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/755088071817920512
  25. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/139162121723322369
  26. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/10853733828
  27. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/233051817037139969
  28. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/134451894977429506
  29. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/817047612318629888
  30. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Dave Rubin: Am I a Secret Conservative?" (April 5, 2017), YouTube
  31. ↑ https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=default&q=loser%20from%3Arubinreport&src=typd
  32. ↑ https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=default&q=clown%20from%3Arubinreport&src=typd&lang=en
  33. ↑ "Cashing in on the Rise of the Alt-Right" (June 26, 2017), Mother Jones
  34. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/875797724846858243
  35. ↑ "Mother Jones Smears Liberal Talk-Show Host Dave Rubin for Daring to Interview ‘Alt-Right’ Figures" (June 20, 2017), National Review
  36. ↑ "Liberal Pundit Dave Rubin Accuses Mother Jones of ‘Libel’ for Falsely Labeling Him ‘Far Right’" (June 17, 2017), Heat Street
  37. ↑ "Mother Jones vs. Dave Rubin" (June 20, 2017), American Thinker
  38. ↑ https://www.dirt.com/gallery/entertainers/influencers/dave-rubin-house-encino-1203444311/
  39. ↑ https://floridapolitics.com/archives/479966-see-you-soon-gov-ron-desantis-youtuber-dave-rubin-moving-to-florida/
  40. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsXzc5TgoVs
  41. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/daverubin/comments/s2evjx/dave_rubin_mocks_a_man_who_wore_a_mask_to_the_gym/
  42. ↑ https://twitter.com/daveclips/status/1458157589846388738?s=21
  43. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/856898988389187584
  44. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/806550232783724544
  45. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/846523974800621568
  46. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/838597644775800833
  47. ↑ https://twitter.com/ViniKako/status/859515107575050241
  48. ↑ The Alex Jones Channel: "Dave Rubin Joins Infowars LIVE To Talk About The Cult Of The Left" (March 9, 2017), YouTube
  49. ↑ "Political commentator: Why I'm no longer a progressive" (February 15, 2017), Fox News
  50. ↑ Dave Rubin Talks ‘Chick-Fil-A Appreciation Day’ With Bill O’Reilly (VIDEO) (August 2, 2012), HuffPo
  51. ↑ https://twitter.com/rubinreport/status/854767764019589122
  52. ↑ https://twitter.com/Swiftie_Longliv/status/854780148280897545
  53. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/401519854353526784
  54. ↑ http://www.whosay.com/status/daverubin/638626?wsref=tw&code=HRu6aDf
  55. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/351513948245327873
  56. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/526756688313843713
  57. ↑ "Rubinville: Tuesday, July 18, 2006"
  58. ↑ "Rubinville: Wednesday, July 19, 2006"
  59. ↑ "Rubinville: Thursday November 07, 2006
  60. ↑ 60.0 60.1 The Rubin Report: "The Left is No Longer Liberal." (January 25, 2017), YouTube
  61. ↑ "The Rubin Report and Learn Liberty Fight for Free Speech" (September 21, 2016), Learn Liberty
  62. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Live with Dave After the Presidential Debate" (September 26, 2016), YouTube
  63. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Mark Pellegrino and Dave Rubin discuss Capitalism and the Role of Government (full episode)" (May 27, 2016), YouTube
  64. ↑ 64.0 64.1 The Rubin Report: "Andrew Yang LIVE: UBI, 2020 Election, TRUMP" (June 7, 2019), YouTube
  65. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/854784879493599233
  66. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/854801601223176192
  67. ↑ https://twitter.com/rubinreport/status/839898055725875200?lang=en
  68. ↑ "Hey this is Dave Rubin, let's talk about Classical Liberalism." (June 22, 2017), Reddit
  69. ↑ "How and Why I Fell for the Dave Rubin Grift and How I OutGrew It."
  70. ↑ https://twitter.com/rubinreport/status/951642155830792192
  71. ↑ Tom Bloke's post:

    Bloke: "[A]nd here is @Lauren_Southern saying a Jewish group helped start the Canadian Nazi Party because they wanted more hate crimes"

  72. ↑ 72.0 72.1 The Rubin Report: "David Horowitz and Dave Rubin: Communism, Trump, and Leaving the Left (Full Interview)" (March 17, 2017), YouTube
  73. ↑ Huxley C: "Dave Rubin: Fake Liberal, De Facto Republican/Conservative & Trump Supporter" (February 5, 2017), Medium
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  75. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/783834579467722752
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  81. ↑ 81.0 81.1 81.2 81.3 81.4 https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/980840411802386432
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  84. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/669569322226876416
  85. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/775706090050772993
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  90. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/1002529438167429121
  91. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/1002923128467611648
  92. ↑ The Rubin Report: "The Rubin Report Fan Show! (All 20 Interviews)" (May 20, 2016), YouTube
  93. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Rubin Report Fan Show: South Carolina, Sweden, Cambodia, Hungary, New Zealand (1)" (May 1, 2017), YouTube
  94. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Rubin Report Fan Show: Jordan, NYC, UK, Germany, California (2)" (May 2, 2017), YouTube
  95. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Rubin Report Fan Show: Tennessee, Canada, Brazil, Israel, Kyrgyzstan (3)" (May 3, 2017), YouTube
  96. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Rubin Report Fan Show: Czech Republic, Texas, Gulf Region, Russia, Australia (4)" (May 4, 2017), YouTube
  97. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Sam Harris and Dave Rubin Talk Religion, Politics, Free Speech (Full Interview)" (September 10, 2015), YouTube
  98. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Sam Harris and Dave Rubin: Islam, Trump, Hillary, and Free Will (Full Interview)" (July 15, 2016), YouTube
  99. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Maajid Nawaz and Dave Rubin Discuss the Regressive Left & Political Correctness (Full Interview)" (October 2, 2015), YouTube
  100. ↑ The Rubin Report: "LIVE with Maajid Nawaz: Muslim Reformers, Islamism, and Combating Extremism" (June 23, 2017), YouTube
  101. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Milo Yiannopoulos and Dave Rubin: Gamergate, Feminism, Atheism, Gay Rights (Full Interview)" (October 9, 2015), YouTube
  102. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Milo Yiannopoulos and Dave Rubin Talk Donald Trump, Censorship, and Free Speech (Full Interview)" (March 25, 2016), YouTube
  103. ↑ The Rubin Report: "LIVE with Milo Yiannopoulos for The Rubin Report Power Hour!" (June 21, 2016), YouTube
  104. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Dave Rubin Discuss Her Life, Islam and the Regressive Left (Full Interview)" (October 30, 2015), YouTube
  105. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Dave Rubin on Political Islam, Sharia Law, and “Islamophobia” (Full Interview)" (May 10, 2017), YouTube
  106. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Douglas Murray and Dave Rubin Talk Free Speech, ISIS, Israel (Full Interview)" (November 6, 2015), YouTube
  107. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Christina Hoff Sommers and Dave Rubin: Feminism, Free Speech, Gamergate )Full Interview)" (November 27, 2015), YouTube
  108. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Peter Boghossian and Dave Rubin: Critical Thinking, Atheism, and Faith (Full Interview)" (December 18, 2015), YouTube
  109. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Peter Boghossian and Dave Rubin on Postmodernism and Bad Journalism (Full Interview)" (June 23, 2017), YouTube
  110. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Ali Rizvi and Dave Rubin: Atheist Muslim Speaks Out (Full Interview)" (December 24, 2015), YouTube
  111. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Larry Elder and Dave Rubin: Conservatives, Black Lives Matter, Racism (Full Interview)" (January 15, 2016), YouTube
  112. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Larry Elder and Dave Rubin: Real Racism, Trump, Fake News, and More (Full Interview)" (January 27, 2017), YouTube
  113. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Michael Shermer and Dave Rubin: Skepticism, Conspiracy Theories, Libertarians (Full Interview)" (January 22, 2016), YouTube
  114. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Ethics and Morality in the Political Process (Michael Shermer Part 1)" (November 14, 2016), YouTube
  115. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Free Speech and Self Censorship (Michael Shermer Part 2)" (November 14, 2016), YouTube
  116. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Tommy Robinson and Dave Rubin: Islam, Immigration, and Pegida (Full Interview)" (February 5, 2016), YouTube
  117. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Sargon of Akkad and Dave Rubin: Gamergate, Feminism, Regressive Left (Full Interview)" (February 12, 2016), YouTube
  118. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Sargon of Akkad and Dave Rubin: Trump, Libertarians, and the Alt Right (Full Interview)" (December 9, 2016), YouTube
  119. ↑ The Rubin Report: "LIVE with Sargon of Akkad: Internet Trolls and Brexit Polls" (June 20, 2017), YouTube
  120. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Ben Shapiro and Dave Rubin: Conservatism vs Leftism and Free Speech (Full Interview)" (February 19, 2016), YouTube
  121. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Ben Shapiro and Dave Rubin: Trump, the Alt Right, Fake News, and More (Full Interview)" (December 16, 2016), YouTube
  122. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Ben Shapiro: The Right Side of History" (April 8, 2019), YouTube
  123. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Gad Saad Interview: Sam Harris, Atheism, Political Correctness" (August 8, 2015), YouTube
  124. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Gad Saad and Dave Rubin: Academics, Free Speech, Atheism and Religion (Full Interview)" (February 26, 2016), YouTube
  125. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Dave Rubin, Lalo Dagach, and Gad Saad Discuss Waking Up to The Regressive Left" (February 29, 2016), YouTube
  126. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Dave Rubin, Lalo Dagach, and Gad Saad on Debating The Regressive Left" (February 29, 2016), YouTube
  127. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Dave Rubin and Gad Saad: Censorship, Religion, Secularism (Full Interview)" (August 19, 2016), YouTube
  128. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Gad Saad and Dave Rubin: Psychology of Trump, Men vs Women, and Robotics (Full Interview)" (August 11, 2017), YouTube
  129. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Dave Rubin and Gad Saad: Patreon and Embattled Academics" (December 14, 2018), YouTube
  130. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Mike Cernovich and Dave Rubin: Donald Trump and the War on Free Speech (Full Interview)" (March 18, 2016), YouTube
  131. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Mike Cernovich: Trump, Censorship, and Trolls" (May 14, 2019), YouTube
  132. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Paul Joseph Watson and Dave Rubin: Libertarians, Trump, and the Immigration Crisis (full interview)" (April 8, 2016), YouTube
  133. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Steven Crowder and Dave Rubin Talk Trump, Cruz, Abortion, and Climate Change (Full Interview)" (April 12, 2016), YouTube
  134. ↑ Rubin Report':Exposing The Truth About Boycotts & Democrat Run Schools | Sean Hannity" (August 8, 2020), YouTube
  135. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Adam Carolla and Dave Rubin talk Comedy, Atheism, and Donald Trump (full interview)" (June 10, 2016), YouTube
  136. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Dinesh D'Souza and Dave Rubin: Hillary Clinton, the Democrats, and Trump (Full Interview)" (July 29, 2016), YouTube
  137. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Blaire White and Dave Rubin: Transgender Debate, Islam, Black Lives Matter (full interview)" (August 12, 2016), YouTube
  138. ↑ 138.0 138.1 138.2 The Rubin Report: "LIVE! After The Inauguration of Donald Trump" (January 20, 2017), YouTube
  139. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Blaire White on Trans Issues, Gender, and Victimhood (Live Interview)" (Sep 12, 2017), YouTube
  140. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Interview with Journalist Who Left Milwaukee Due to Racial Violence (Tim Pool)" (August 16, 2016), YouTube
  141. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Antifa and UC Berkeley: LIVE with Tim Pool" (April 17, 2017), YouTube
  142. ↑ The Rubin Report: "LIVE with Tim Pool: Alternative Media, Alternative Facts?" (June 20, 2017), YouTube
  143. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Tim Pool: Twitter and YouTube Bias" (March 6, 2019), YouTube
  144. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Roseanne Barr on Trump, Hillary, Black Lives Matter, and More" (August 24, 2016), YouTube
  145. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Scott Adams and Dave Rubin: Creating Dilbert, Trumps Tactics, and the Alt Right (Full Interview)" (September 2, 2016), YouTube
  146. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Jesse Ventura and Dave Rubin: Marijuana, Trump and Hillary (Full Interview)" (September 9, 2016), YouTube
  147. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Karen Straughan: Female Men's Rights Activist (YouTube Week)" (September 12, 2016), YouTube
  148. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Thunderf00t: Scientist Criticizing Feminism and Brexit (YouTube Week)" (September 16, 2016), YouTube
  149. ↑ The Rubin Report: "That Guy T: Libertarian, Anti-Feminist, Atheist, Anarcho-Capitalist (YouTube Week)" (September 15, 2016), YouTube
  150. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Chris Ray Gun: Musician Battling Gamergate, Regressive Left and Social Justice (YouTube Week)" (September 14, 2016), YouTube
  151. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Jordan Peterson and Dave Rubin: Gender Pronouns and the Free Speech War (Full Interview)" (November 18, 2016), YouTube
  152. ↑ The Rubin Report: "LIVE with Jordan Peterson: Free Speech, Psychology, Gender Pronouns" (May 5, 2017), YouTube
  153. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Cathy Young on Russia, Putin, Regressive Left, and Alt Right (Full Interview)" (October 14, 2016), YouTube
  154. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Cassie Jaye on Feminism and Men's Rights Activists (Part 1 of 2)" (October 24, 2016), YouTube
  155. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Cassie Jaye on The Red Pill and the Men's Rights Movement (Part 2)" (October 24, 2016), YouTube
  156. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Dennis Prager and Dave Rubin: Religion, Israel, Gay Marriage, and Trump (Full Interview)" (January 20, 2017), YouTube
  157. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Glenn Beck and Dave Rubin on Trump and the "Muslim Ban (Full Interview)" (February 3, 2017), YouTube
  158. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Glenn Beck on Midterm Elections and the Future of Politics (Full Interview)" (October 19, 2018), YouTube
  159. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Lauren Southern and Dave Rubin: Milo, Immigration, and Violent Protests (Full Interview)" (March 3, 2017), YouTube
  160. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Armoured Skeptic: Skeptic Tackling Religion, Atheism, and Authoritarians (YouTube Week)" (March 7, 2017), YouTube
  161. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Tommy Sotomayor and Dave Rubin: Racism, the Black Family, and Victimhood (Full Interview)" (April 7, 2017), YouTube
  162. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Brigitte Gabriel and Dave Rubin: Terrorism, The Muslim Brotherhood, and Linda Sarsour" (May 19, 2017), YouTube
  163. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Brigitte Gabriel on Freedom, Trump, and Saving the Western World (Full Interview)" (November 29, 2018), YouTube
  164. ↑ The Rubin Report: "LIVE with Bret Weinstein: Evergreen State College Racism Controversy" (May 30, 2017), YouTube
  165. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Bret Weinstein: Life After Evergreen, Evolutionary Biology, and Gender (Full Episode)" (November 21, 2018), YouTube
  166. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Laci Green LIVE: Red Pilling, Sex, and Constructive Dialogue" (July 14, 2017), YouTube
  167. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Bill Whittle and Dave Rubin: Trump, Russia, and the Biased Media (Full Interview)" (July 28, 2017), YouTube
  168. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Katie Hopkins and Dave Rubin: Identity Politics, Islam, and Hate Speech (Full Interview)" (August 4, 2017), YouTube
  169. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Richard Dawkins and Dave Rubin: Live at the 92nd Street Y" (August 9, 2017), YouTube
  170. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Fired Google Engineer James Damore (Live Interview)" (September 7, 2017), YouTube
  171. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Philip DeFranco and Dave Rubin on YouTube, Political Views, and Free Speech (Full Interview)" (September 8, 2017), YouTube
  172. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Greg Gutfeld and Dave Rubin: Fox News Hate, UC Berkeley, and Views on Trump (Full Interview)" (September 15, 2017), YouTube
  173. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Richard Lewis and Dave Rubin: Comedy, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Political Views" (September 25, 2017), YouTube
  174. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Candace Owens on Her Journey From Left to Right (Live Interview)" (September 28, 2017), Youtube
  175. ↑ The Rubin Report: "John Stossel and Dave Rubin: Personal Freedom and the Role of Government (Full Interview)" (September 29, 2017), YouTube
  176. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Michael Malice and Dave Rubin: America and North Korea (Full Interview)" (October 6, 2017), YouTube
  177. ↑ The Rubin Report: "TITLE IX: Sexual Paranoia Comes to Campus (Laura Kipnis Full Interview)" (October 13 2017), YouTube
  178. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Comedy in the Age of Political Correctness (Owen Benjamin Interview)" (November 3, 2017), YouTube
  179. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Stefan Molyneux on Abusive Relationships, Atheism, Race and IQ (Full Interview)" (November 10, 2017), YouTube
  180. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Jaclyn Glenn: Atheism, Break Ups, and Doing Ayahuasca (Full Interview)" (December 12, 2017), Youtube
  181. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Millennial Conservative on Trump, Social Issues, and Religion (Charlie Kirk Full Interview)" (January 19, 2018), Youtube
  182. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Thomas Sowell: Discrimination and Disparities (Full Interview)" {April 18, 2018), Youtube
  183. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Trump, Dangers of Political Correctness, and Foreign Policy (Sebastian Gorka Full Interview)" (April 27, 2018), YouTube
  184. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Peter Thiel on Trump, Gawker, and Leaving Silicon Valley (Full Interview)" (September 12, 2018), YouTube
  185. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Free Thought, Outrage, and the Alt Right (Claire Lehmann Full Interview)" (September 28, 2018), YouTube
  186. ↑ The Rubin Report: "The Anti-Feminist Professor (Janice Fiamengo Full Interview)" (October 22, 2018), YouTube
  187. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Tucker Carlson on Trump, Mainstream Media, and Revolution (Full Episode)" (October 26, 2018), Youtube
  188. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Parkland Survivor On Why We Still Need Gun Rights (Kyle Kashuv Full Interview)" (November 2, 2018), YouTube
  189. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Reforming Islam (Imam Tawhidi Interview)" (December 17, 2018), YouTube
  190. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Respectful Disagreement, Christianity, and Marriage (Allie Stuckey Full Interview)" (April 12, 2019), YouTube
  191. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Racism, Asian Stereotypes, and Being a Young Conservative (Lauren Chen Full Interview)" (April 15, 2019), YouTube
  192. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Project Veritas & Lies in the Media (James O’Keefe Full Interview)" (May 3, 2019}, YouTube
  193. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Antifa Attack, What Is Happening In Portland? | Andy Ngo" (July 9, 2019), YouTube
  194. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Can Love BEAT Trump? | Marianne Williamson" (July 16, 2019), YouTube
  195. ↑ The Rubin Report: "Rigged Debates, Media Smears, & Taking On The DNC | Tulsi Gabbard" (September 8, 2019), YouTube
  196. ↑ Another post from Bloke's Twitter:

    Bloke: "Rubin says Tommy Robinson strikes him as 'extremely moderate'. Tommy Robinson confirmed for The New Center™"

  197. ↑ https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/859887739562360834
  198. ↑ Stefan Molyneux on Race and IQ (Pt. 2)
  199. ↑ The unwelcome return of British race science, Ruairi Wood
  200. ↑ 200.0 200.1 DOJ alleges Russia funded US media company linked to right-wing social media stars by Zachary Cohen et al. (September 5, 2024) CNN.
  201. ↑ Well-known right-wing influencers duped to work for covert Russian operation, U.S. prosecutors say (Sep 5, 2024 10:24 AM EDT) PBS.
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