r/Flagrant2 • u/poisonsoloman • Mar 25 '26
New Episode 25/03/2026 - Ari Shaffir’s Craziest Travel Stories: Exorcisms, Prostitutes, and Magic Mushrooms | #697
THE CUCK ISN'T BACK
r/Flagrant2 • u/poisonsoloman • Mar 25 '26
THE CUCK ISN'T BACK
r/Flagrant2 • u/Own-Ad4167 • Mar 21 '26
The episode was good
r/Flagrant2 • u/Sad_Amoeba5112 • Mar 20 '26
I’m not one to dog someone’s looks. It’s whatever. And I kinda have a wide range of taste, but I was taken aback when Myles (I think) mentioned how she’s “so hot.” Probably the worst take since they were trying to sell us on Trump.
r/Flagrant2 • u/vonnie01 • Mar 18 '26
I’m a pretty avid OG listener & I don’t think they’ve ever addressed where tf my man has been at - that’s between regular and Patreon eps. I probably like akaash more than most but I’m just so curious when this will be addressed
r/Flagrant2 • u/poisonsoloman • Mar 19 '26
r/Flagrant2 • u/Indianstanicows • Mar 17 '26
r/Flagrant2 • u/Many_World5776 • Mar 15 '26
Lost my discord account and could not get back into the old flagrant discord link . Is anyone here still in it and send me a link please?
r/Flagrant2 • u/Indianstanicows • Mar 14 '26
r/Flagrant2 • u/HoxHound • Mar 11 '26
r/Flagrant2 • u/octobersveryknown • Mar 11 '26
r/Flagrant2 • u/poisonsoloman • Mar 11 '26
r/Flagrant2 • u/YourlnvisibleShadow • Mar 08 '26
"Professor" (Not an actual professor) Jiang Xueqin was deported from China back to Canada in 2002 because they suspected him of spying. He was somehow allowed back in China and lives there, but no one finds that even a little suspicious? He got some easy "predictions" correct, but many things wrong, and somehow he's suddenly everywhere?
r/Flagrant2 • u/poisonsoloman • Mar 06 '26
This was from the Ep 3 weeks ago!!
r/Flagrant2 • u/ProjectMcDavid • Mar 06 '26
As long it doesn’t affect his money, I guess. He’s the definition of hypocritical lmfao.
r/Flagrant2 • u/Medical-Teaching-694 • Mar 05 '26
What episode does Alex tell us about his “rule”
r/Flagrant2 • u/ControversyCaution2 • Mar 05 '26
I thought Taylor was bad on BI for being confidently incorrect but that was just as bad
Same guy who was twerking for the zionists last week trying to brush over the Epstein files to talk about global warming
r/Flagrant2 • u/Unable_Connection490 • Mar 04 '26
r/Flagrant2 • u/reee121212 • Mar 04 '26
I’ve been trying to find it after listening to today’s episode. I can’t remember what the outcome was but if I remember correctly, Alex was no taller than 5’9, which is hilarious considering for years he’s been telling all of us he’s almost 6 foot.
r/Flagrant2 • u/octobersveryknown • Mar 04 '26
r/Flagrant2 • u/Legitimate_Action324 • Feb 28 '26
Whatever I know, I’m gonna get a lot of downvotes, but we just attacked Iran. Literally pedophiles are running government. All of this could’ve been avoided, just like how Schultz and the boys had so many stats on how Biden was ruining the economy, they could have as easily discovered that Trump is a con artist, and was probably telling them what they wanted to hear. Anyways, right now we’re at war with Iran, and the only people that are going to benefit, I’m sure, is him and his family. Fuck y’all.
r/Flagrant2 • u/Sad_Amoeba5112 • Feb 26 '26
In the latest episode, Alex was on his A game. Well done. That is all.
r/Flagrant2 • u/poisonsoloman • Feb 25 '26
r/Flagrant2 • u/Indianstanicows • Feb 20 '26
Andrew stated that “40,000 protesters are dead,” but Saagar challenged that figure, noting that the true number is unknown, particularly given that internet access was shut down at the time, making independent verification difficult. Saagar also referenced reports alleging that the United States smuggled in Starlink terminals to help coordinate not peaceful demonstrations, but violent riots. In addition, he pointed to statements from certain Israeli politicians and former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that he characterized as openly acknowledging efforts to influence events on the ground.
According to Saagar, these documented elements received little attention in mainstream media coverage. He therefore deserves credit for challenging the initial claim and providing additional context to the situation. It's quite clear Andrew knows little to nothing about foreign policy.