The Daily Cheat Sheet
The Daily Cheat Sheet
Podcast Description
Buy The News Sell The Rumor.
Introducing "The Daily Cheat Sheet" — your go-to podcast for separating rumor from real news.
Join Judah Friedman — writer and co-host of “The World According to Ben Stein” — as he teams up with Marcus Mend Stern of "American Exceptionalism" and Golan Ramraz, film producer and host of "Jew Can’t Handle the Truth." Together, they embark on a mission to help everyday Americans navigate the complex world of news and rumors.
In a world where everyone’s buying the rumor, “The Cheat Sheet” is your clear-eyed guide to the truth. We cut through the noise with sharp insight, real talk — and just so you know, we all look good and we all wear glasses.
Tune in for clarity, context, and a good-looking crew who actually reads the fine print.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The show encompasses themes of media accountability, political commentary, and rumor analysis, with episodes such as those critiquing media practices, dissecting the credibility of political figures, and exploring the implications of misinformation. Specific focus areas include the role of mainstream media, celebrity influence in politics, and the breakdown of trust within journalism.

Introducing “The Daily Cheat Sheet” — your go-to podcast for separating rumor from real news.
Join Judah Friedman — writer and co-host of “The World According to Ben Stein” — as he teams up with Marcus Mend Stern of “American Exceptionalism” and Golan Ramraz, film producer and host of “Jew Can’t Handle the Truth.” Together, they embark on a mission to help everyday Americans navigate the complex world of news and rumors.
In a world where everyone’s buying the rumor, “The Cheat Sheet” is your clear-eyed guide to the truth. We cut through the noise with sharp insight, real talk — and just so you know, we all look good and we all wear glasses.
Tune in for clarity, context, and a good-looking crew who actually reads the fine print.
We torch the coordinated Minnesota violence as domestic terrorism by definition and reject the media’s euphemisms while walking through the law, the credible threat standard and why attacking federal officers is a federal crime (00:42). We dismantle the lie that this was a “protest,” arguing it was organized, weaponized chaos rising to insurrection, complete with spotters, medics and command-and-control tactics imported from Palestinian terrorism (06:39). We hammer the catastrophic messaging failure around ICE and DHS, exposing how chaos is manufactured in a few cities to flip the frame from public safety to “feds versus Americans” while real criminals slip through (18:07). We call out journalistic malpractice for laundering violence, omitting facts and rebranding rioters as victims to normalize political aggression (20:32). We contrast International Holocaust Remembrance Day with Yom HaShoah, insisting on Jewish agency, resistance and survival over victim-only and “all lives matter” narratives (22:42). We excoriate Holocaust inversion and Nazi slander, including the Lincoln Project’s Nuremberg threats against Stephen Miller, as historically illiterate and dangerously dehumanizing (29:26). We warn about the moral rot revealed by healthcare professionals and librarians advocating violence, demanding real consequences to deter copycats (35:12). Finally, we defend Israel’s strategic value to America, detailing how slow-rolled munitions cost lives, how battlefield innovation saves U.S. money and soldiers, and why tested alliances matter as Iran escalates (53:46).

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