During the latest episode of the Flagrant podcast on Tuesday, comedian and podcaster Andrew Schulz launched a pointed critique of President Donald Trump, focusing on the administration's failure to release Jeffrey Epstein’s client list. Schulz, alongside co-host Akaash Singh, delved into what they described as the week's most significant controversy: Trump's management of the Epstein files. The pair drew comparisons between their experiences with online criticism and Trump’s struggles with political adversaries.
Earlier in the week, Schulz and his podcast team had worn tin-foil hats as a symbolic gesture of their dissatisfaction with the president's unmet campaign pledges. These promises included unveiling the Epstein list, putting an end to foreign military engagements, and cutting down on government expenditure. Schulz vocalized his discontent, particularly with Trump's recent military actions against Iran’s nuclear facilities, which have heightened tensions in the Middle East. Additionally, the president's signature legislation is projected to add an estimated $3.4 trillion to the national deficit over the coming years.
"I voted for none of this. He is doing the exact opposite of everything I voted for. I want him to stop wars, he’s funding them. I want him to shrink spending, reduce the budget, he’s increasing it," Schulz stated emphatically during the podcast.
Schulz had previously hosted Trump on his podcast in October, just prior to the election. Despite facing criticism for giving the candidate a platform, the interview went viral and was said to have played a role in humanizing Trump during the campaign, reaching millions of listeners. Schulz now admits to feeling a profound sense of disappointment with Trump’s actions during his second term, expressing that he had anticipated meaningful change, especially on issues important to his audience.
The comedian has maintained a stance of independence from both major political parties, asserting his freedom to make his own decisions and speak his mind. "I just want to let you all right now, I’m in neither one of your f
