The Tim Dillon Show

@thetimdillonshow · Podcast

Latest segments

• Acton's mother ad, 2026-10-24
  Plays Vance defending the ad on the record
  Plays a clip of J.D. Vance defending the Acton ad and calling her a liar, then widens into a rant about the administration's Epstein reversal and a man in a 'Release the Epstein Files' shirt attacked at a Trump rally. The Vance defense is a new on-the-record response to the ad.
• Starlink throttled for Ukraine, 2026-10-24
  Reports the Starlink limits surprised officials
  Reads the report that the Starlink slowdown surprised officials inside the administration and that neither Trump nor the Pentagon ordered limits on drone operations, with Trump saying he wants to know who did. Then a long turn against US involvement in Ukraine.
• Starlink throttled for Ukraine, 2026-10-24
  Argues tech billionaires now decide wars
  Picks up the Starlink restriction and uses it to argue that Musk, Bezos, Zuckerberg and Luckey now command satellite and drone systems that decide wars, with limits set alongside the president. The Ukraine war itself gets only a call to end it diplomatically.
• Acton's mother ad, 2026-10-24
  Plays the ad and walks the court records
  Plays the mother's ad and the brother's response in full and walks the court records: the stepfather's indictment, the lost warrants, the tent. It lands on the prediction-market slide, with Ramaswamy down about 10 points after the ad.
• Guilfoyle's $100,000 ask, 2026-10-17
  Speculates on the administration paying her off
  Closing riff on Guilfoyle: the administration will have to pay her off or worse, and a Democratic Congress will pick off its self-serving figures one by one. Pure speculation that stays inside the burn-book framing already on the record.
• Guilfoyle's $100,000 ask, 2026-10-17
  Reports the burn book and tell-all threat
  Pivots from the ouster to the aftermath: reports that Guilfoyle keeps a burn book on the first family and is threatening to tell all on her return. The Fox News anecdotes and the Don Jr. material are retold from earlier coverage.
• Guilfoyle's $100,000 ask, 2026-10-17
  Reads the allegations and the $100,000 ask
  Reads the Guilfoyle allegations straight from the reports - the X-rated photos at Fox News, the $100,000 ask to donor Eric Dieters, the private jets and the construction-company lobbying - then folds her into a broader riff on appointees enriching themselves.
• Hegseth's public execution plan, 2026-10-17
  Reports Trump reversing the execution stream
  Reads Trump's Truth Social post reversing the plan to stream the execution, framing it as a rebuke of Hegseth's content strategy and an L for Hegseth, then jokes about the disappointment.
• Hegseth's public execution plan, 2026-10-17
  Plays Hegseth defending the public execution
  Plays a clip of Hegseth defending the public execution by invoking World War II and Obama's 'workplace violence' framing, and notes that several would-be participants sought religious exemptions. The rationale is new to the record; the content-strategy riff is re-coverage.
• Hegseth's public execution plan, 2026-10-17
  Treats the execution broadcast as a content play
  Picks up Hegseth's proposal to broadcast the Fort Hood shooter's execution and treats it as the administration's latest content play, riffing on ad tiers and premium packages while arguing it is a distraction from prices.
• Zacharia out as press secretary, 2026-10-17
  Recaps the ouster after five days
  Opens on the ouster of Press Secretary Katie Zachariah after five days and a bad first briefing, then spins it into a riff on the administration needing better liars, Trump's isolation and a looming post-Trump GOP.
• Cornell 7 leaked texts, 2026-10-10
  Reads the leaked texts undercutting the allegation
  Reads leaked texts and a phone call from the Cornell 7 case, including Jane Doe calling the encounter a gangbang and saying none of the sexual stuff was illegal, and Jonathan Newell apologizing with a fuzzy memory. Argues the messages undercut the rape allegation while leaving civil liability open.
• Siberia plague outbreak, 2026-10-10
  Speculates on a lab leak behind the outbreak
  Covers the reported Siberian pneumonic plague outbreak, the researcher who fell ill after breaking a test tube, the two or three deaths, and FSB involvement. Argues it is contained and speculates it is a lab-acquired infection or bioweapon leak.
• Pike execution fails, 2026-10-03
  Adds a reporter's account from outside Riverbend
  Adds a witness account from outside Riverbend: a reporter saw a Nashville Fire truck and ambulances arrive after the attempt and was told to leave the building at 8:49 p.m., with no word on whether Pike was alive.
• Pike execution fails, 2026-10-03
  Riffs on the botched execution
  Dillon riffs on the botched execution, arguing the state should finish the job and that an AI like Claude or Grok would not have botched it. Reaction and comedy, staying inside the week's coverage.
• Pike execution fails, 2026-10-03
  Plays the breaking clip and the stay filing
  Plays a CBS News breaking-news clip on the botched execution: two syringes of pentobarbital, Pike still with a heartbeat and audibly snoring, and her attorneys now seeking an emergency stay from the Tennessee State Supreme Court. The stay filing is the new step the earlier coverage did not have.
• Pike execution fails, 2026-10-03
  Recounts the crime and argues for a head shot
  Recounts Pike's crime - the torture and murder of Colleen Slemmer on the University of Tennessee campus - and argues the botched lethal injection should have been a shot to the head.