Nelk Boys Party Harder Than GOPâs Policy Agenda
Six months into Trumpâs second term and the 'manosphere'âthat wacky podcast realm of right-leaning brosâshows cracks. The Canadian-American pranksters Kyle Forgeard and Aaron 'Steiny' Steinberg of Full Send Podcast, with their 2.2M podcast and 8.4M YouTube subscribers, still cheer Trump on, despite partying through COVID and sparking controversy for interviewing Netanyahu. Meanwhile, PBD Podcastâs 2.69M subscribers enjoy Patrick Bet-Davidâs confusing tariff chats and alpha male Trump love. But the biggest player, Joe Rogan (20M subs), got tired, throwing shade on immigration raids and Epstein secrecy. Itâs like a frat party where bros slowly realize the kegâs mostly warm politics.
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When your biggest Trump cheerleaders are pranksters who threw pandemic parties and a podcaster unsure if tariffs will sink the economy, you might have a problem bigger than the MAGA hatâs size.
Full Send's Canadian party bros could teach Congress a thing or two about chaos but maybe not policymaking.
Watching Joe Rogan soften on Trump is like seeing the school gym bully grow a conscienceâawkward but fascinating.
Source: Vox | Published: 9/24/2025 | Author: Christian Paz
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