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MAGA Caller Can’t Tell KKK from GOP Values | Jimmy Snow + Jovan Bradley 09.21.25

In this explosive segment from “Calling It Now,” hosts Jimmy and Jovan face off with John, a 65-year-old conservative caller from Nassau County, New York, who confidently claims that “The Ku Klux Klan is a Democratic institution.” What follows is a masterclass in how to dismantle bad faith arguments using facts and logic. The hosts brilliantly flip the script by reading actual KKK platform points alongside Republican values, asking John to identify which is which – and he can’t do it.

Watch as John becomes increasingly evasive and uncomfortable when forced to confront the reality that modern KKK endorsements consistently go to Republican candidates, not Democrats. The conversation escalates when the hosts challenge John’s understanding of American history, the Southern Strategy, and the obvious party switch that occurred after the Civil Rights era. John’s attempts to deflect and obfuscate become more desperate as the hosts present undeniable evidence about which party today’s KKK members actually support. This call perfectly demonstrates what happens when someone brings talking points to a fact fight – and gets completely dismantled by hosts who came prepared with receipts.

Holly Wolfe
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Christian Caller’s Epic Meltdown When Asked For Evidence | Jimmy Snow + Forrest Valkai 09.23.25

I thought you all might find these alternative titles that Perplexity suggested entertaining…

“DESTROYED: Caller Claims Evolution is Debunked, Gets Wrecked” (58 characters)

“Religious Caller RAGES After Hosts Debunk His ‘Facts'” (51 characters)

“Todd’s Biblical ‘Proof’ Gets OBLITERATED by Logic” (47 characters)

“Caller Says He Knows Bible Better Than Hosts… INSTANTLY REGRETS IT” (67 characters)

“Christian Makes Wild Claims, Can’t Back Up ANY of Them” (52 characters)

“EPIC FAIL: Caller Tries Ancient Aliens as Bible Evidence” (54 characters)

“Religious Caller’s Confidence CRUMBLES Under Questioning” (54 characters)

“Todd from Ohio: The Most Unprepared Caller Ever?” (46 characters)

“Caller Claims Bible Never Been Debunked… THIS HAPPENED”

This explosive 32-minute call features Todd from Ohio, a Christian caller who initially wanted to defend the rapture doctrine but quickly spiraled into one of the most contentious exchanges of the show. Todd makes bold claims about evolution being “debunked,” insists on Biblical flood evidence including Easter Island statues and the Grand Canyon, and confidently asserts that extra-Biblical sources prove Jesus’s existence. However, when pressed by the hosts for actual evidence, Todd completely falls apart – unable to cite specific sources, giving vague references to “Ancient Aliens,” and eventually resorting to calling the hosts liars when his arguments crumble. The frustration escalates dramatically as Todd dodges direct questions, makes unsupported archaeological claims, and demonstrates a shocking lack of knowledge about basic scientific principles.

The call reaches peak tension when Todd attempts to use a tomb location as proof of Jesus while simultaneously failing to accurately cite Biblical verses he claims to know by heart. This is a masterclass in how not to defend your beliefs and a perfect example of what happens when confidence meets complete lack of preparation.This explosive 32-minute call features Todd from Ohio, a Christian caller who initially wanted to defend the rapture doctrine but quickly spiraled into one of the most contentious exchanges of the show. Todd makes bold claims about evolution being “debunked,” insists on Biblical flood evidence including Easter Island statues and the Grand Canyon, and confidently asserts that extra-Biblical sources prove Jesus’s existence. However, when pressed by the hosts for actual evidence, Todd completely falls apart – unable to cite specific sources, giving vague references to “Ancient Aliens,” and eventually resorting to calling the hosts liars when his arguments crumble. The frustration escalates dramatically as Todd dodges direct questions, makes unsupported archaeological claims, and demonstrates a shocking lack of knowledge about basic scientific principles. The call reaches peak tension when Todd attempts to use a tomb location as proof of Jesus while simultaneously failing to accurately cite Biblical verses he claims to know by heart. This is a masterclass in how not to defend your beliefs and a perfect example of what happens when confidence meets complete lack of preparation.

Holly Wolfe