Razor Wire News

This Halloween episode of Razor Wire News, Fitz, McShane, and Jefe discuss escalating global instability, contrasting widespread European unrest with a quiet U.S., while citing market crashes, major crypto thefts, cyberattacks, and new taxes and restrictions taking place in the UK. They focus on Poland’s unfolding constitutional crisis, brought about by  Prime Minister Donald Tusk's coup challengi...

On Razor Wire News (Saturday, Oct. 24, 6:33 PM), McShane and Fitz return after a week off to discuss widespread unrest in Europe, including large protests and riots in France, attacks in Italy, and reports of Marseille city hall burning, while alleging the events are coordinated and well-funded, citing groups like Code Pink and Soros and calling it a “color revolution” tied to election timing; the...

In this Razor Wire News episode (Oct. 10, 6:35 p.m.), hosts Fitz and Steve McShane open by describing a draining week, preview stories including “sexually transmitted diarrhea,” Bill Gates on contrails, mathematicians upset that OpenAI helped solve 722 math problems, and a broader plea to stop partisan attacking and have real public discussions. They focus on the Pentagon’s plan to livestream a De...

On a rare Sunday matinee, the Razor Wire news hosts McShane, Fitz, and Jefe divé into for a full show that starts with beer talk and stories before diving into the week’s main topic: the reported Flydubai FZ1073 Dubai-to-Tel Aviv hijacking, where a co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain with a cockpit axe and passengers—including a plumber—helped land in Saudi Arabia. The crew debates “two narrat...

On the September 26th episode #276 of Razor Wire, Fitz and McShane open reactions to one of Jefé's coworker’s chaotic locker photo, warning it’s a major red flag, then pivot into headlines: a new U.S.-Denmark-Greenland defense agreement granting broad, effectively open-ended U.S. overflight, transit, and basing rights while restricting adversary influence in Greenland, framed as strategic Arctic p...

On a Saturday night episode of Razor Wire, Fitz, McShane, and Jefe banter about Fitz injuring himself before the show and joking about hiring a “show fluffer,” then pivot into beer talk, reviewing Lucky Envelope Brewing’s Pumpkin Emoji Spiced Cream Stout and Tin Barn Brewing’s 12% “Six by Six” anniversary quad IPA, later adding KCBC’s Zocktoberfest lager and Deschutes’ port barrel-aged Black Butte...

This week (Saturday, Sept. 12, 6:35 PM), Fitz and McShane discuss a major AI “end of the world” narrative sparked by Jacob Coxon resigning from Anthropic and warning that OpenAI and Anthropic are racing toward destructive superintelligence; the guys argue the threat is real but the viral rollout appears coordinated, tying it to prior Hugging Face talk, media amplification, Anthropic’s IPO ambition...

On Labor Day weekend episode of Razor Wire News, McShane and Fitz open with beer banter and off-color merch jokes before diving into the week’s topics: Canadian PM Mark Carney complains that Americans should stop “doing memes,” prompting an avalanche of AI edits and Carney quickly signaling he’s ready to talk trade; he was “memed into submission.” They discuss a juvenile-but-funny White House drop...

Razor Wire News hosts Fitz and McShane recap a chaotic week mixing major geopolitical narratives with bizarre tabloid stories and show banter. Fitz wishes his mother a happy birthday, while they preview topics including a Venezuela oil deal, renaming Lake Ontario as “Lake of America,” and intensified China-related narratives (election manipulation, audio hijacking, bot farms, and data-center issue...

Ftz and McShane open with beer talk—Hopworks’ Fuzzy Navel peach sour, Abomination’s Fall Harvester sour, plus stouts—before diving into the week’s narratives. They highlight the UK Home Office’s nine-page “Understanding behaviors and expectations” pamphlet for asylum seekers warning about women’s rights, rape, and domestic abuse, then mock interviews where officials dodge whether it admits a migra...

On Razor Wire News (, Fitz returns from Indiana training educators, recounting a surreal Amish/Mennonite encounter at a Mandarin-speaking Chinese buffet and extreme Midwest weather including a derecho, flooding, and tornado warnings. The hosts riff on a WNBA update about leaders unable to define “woman,” celebrate Caitlin Clark’s stat dominance, and highlight Royce White’s viral “nine inches of cl...

On Saturday’s “Razor Wire,” Fitz and McShane return from a week off with travel stories from Indiana—training educators (including a Mennonite preschool), discovering the Mennonite/Amish split, raving about The Chubby Trout’s diverse crowd, and accidentally walking into a Micro Wrestling Federation night while trying to discuss psychological profiles. The show then pivots to Anthony Fauci pleading...

In this Razor Wire episode, the hosts banter about workouts, weight loss, and summer beers before previewing a planned week off and a trip to Clarkdale/Flagstaff. They crack through rapid-fire “Anonymous Tell All” questions, then shift into politics and culture with a heated breakdown of a congressional exchange where Rep. Brandon Gill grills Smithsonian museum director Anthea Hartig about a “Mass...

McShane and Fitz open Razor Wire (July 18, 6:32 PM) with a smug “I told you so,” arguing years of warnings about China influencing America are now backed by newly released/declassified intel, whistleblower claims, and reporting that China’s 2020 influence operations were suppressed while Russia’s were amplified. They blast “the big three” networks for refusing to air Trump’s speech, call mainstrea...

McShane, Fitz, and Jefe return after taking a week off for America’s 250th. They recap a calm holiday weekend and pivot to major topics: NYC Mayor Mamdani’s immigrant-enclave map omits Little Italy, Irish/Scottish areas, and Jewish enclaves, which they argue signals erasing history and fuels backlash. They discuss rumors that Mitch McConnell “died,” skepticism toward claims he’s fine, and note Ela...

Razor Wire opens this week with McShane and Fitz arguing New York’s Democrat Socialist of America wave and NYC primary upsets confirm a hard-left “communism” shift, with low turnout letting DSA candidates dominate and mainstream Democrats fractured (Carville teased). They mock AOC’s claims about GOP “fear,” play clips of socialist candidates pushing nationalized airlines and 9/11/colonialism frami...

Razor Wire News goes full snark on “Algae Gate” at DC’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, mocking CNN/ABC’s pool-store “science” while their boots-on-the-ground Hanrahan spirals into chaos. The crew pivots to media narrative warfare: Tulsi Gabbard drops documents accusing Fauci of funding Wuhan gain-of-function and shaping COVID intel, but they say it’s meaningless without arrests. UK drama gets f...

McShane and Fitz open a rough week  Trump’s massive “UFC Freedom 250” flex on the National Mall, World Cup flopping/acting, and Knicks/Spurs drama with NYC-style rioting. They hit the Karmelo Anthony guilty verdict and torch the rage-bait grift, clickbait, and Jasmine Crockett’s tone-deaf spin. Abroad, a Sudanese migrant’s attempted beheading of a special-needs man ignites Belfast riots while medi...

On Razor Wire News (June 6), Fitz and McShane kick off Men’s Mental Health Month by telling guys they matter, urging listeners to find their “herd,” and sharing what keeps them sane—martial arts, music, group chats, and unplugging from toxicity. They toast the quiet ones, then pivot into beer nerdery: a Japanese-style rice lager, a light American lager, a 20.9% Bruery “Gray Monday” stout, and a ra...

McShane and Fitz kick off Razor Wire by recapping a chaotic week: riots at an ICE detention center in New Jersey (with Hasan Piker on scene), unrest in Paris, and renewed arguments about BLM’s damage and media double standards. They dig into claims of foreign influence and funding—especially Roy Singham’s ties to activist groups and Hasan Piker’s comments about China and Cuba—then pivot to a UN Wa...

In this no-filter, balls-to-the-wall Episode 260 of Razor Wire, McShane, Fitz, and Jefé carve up the week’s most unhinged headlines. AI brings back Ozzy Osbourne, a Texas Democrat wants to castrate Zionists, Stephen Colbert finally leaves, Disney begs the FCC to pretend The View is real news, Tulsi Gabbard steps down for her husband’s cancer battle, and Scott LoBaido plants a massive middle finger...

Trump’s China Trip, MKUltra Headlines, Court-Packing Talk, and a Quantum-Energy Week Razor Wire News recaps a busy week, starting with Trump’s trip to China alongside major CEOs (including Elon Musk and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang), reported Boeing aircraft deals, and tense moments involving press and security; they also discuss China’s posturing, economic weakness, Taiwan messaging, and the “Thucydides...

Propaganda-Palooza: Hantavirus Warm-Up, UFO Thumb Drives, and a Robot Monk Walks Into a Temple McShane and Fitz open Propaganda-Palooza,” by ripping into overlapping narratives: a sudden hantavirus cruise-ship outbreak (plus norovirus headlines), WHO messaging, and renewed “pandemic prep” vibes they refuse to comply with again. The guys argue the fear cycle is timed, point to Moderna vaccine talk,...

Tonights show we discuss Claude deleting a company from existence. Thats right, it deleted PocketOS's entire database in nine seconds. Erased from exisitence. Objection AI takes a stand for truth. We explore the potential the company has as well as absolute destruction that can come from it. We agree there needs to be truth, but whose truth is being used.  Red for Ed hits the protest circuit on th...

Chaos erupted at the Washington Press Dinner when a shooter triggered panic and what appears to be yet another assassination attempt. We break down the alleged incident involving Cole Allen, who reportedly rushed security at the ballroom before being taken down. The Southern Poverty Law Center is now under indictment, accused of fueling hate groups by paying their leaders to stage events. Add in c...