David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 56 days - Case Closed
6 Years 56 days - Case Closed
6 Years 56 days - Case Closed
Tuesday 8th July 2025
Join David Boyle as he mixes humour with social commentary on the Epstein case and makes bold predictions about ICE.
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Episode Overview
- Boyle expresses relief over the closure of the Epstein case.
- Questions trustworthiness of politicians and powerful figures.
- Predicts ICE will recruit illegal immigrants for loyalty.
- Reflects on personal experiences with Muslims in Australia.
- Shares insights on historical manipulation by powerful entities.
Thank God we don't have to worry about Epstein anymore, case closed, justice served.
David Boyle, the comedian behind 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', returns with his signature mix of humour and candid observations. In this episode, Boyle tackles the closure of the Epstein case with a blend of relief and sarcasm, suggesting that justice has been served, albeit in a way that leaves many scratching their heads. He ponders the curious lack of an Epstein client list and muses over Ghislaine Maxwell's imprisonment, all while questioning the trustworthiness of those in power.
With a humorous nod to conspiracy theories, Boyle predicts that ICE will eventually recruit illegal immigrants, painting a vivid picture of how political distractions might unfold. His comedic take on global politics is peppered with personal anecdotes, including his encounters with Muslims in Australia and reflections on historical events like the British East India Company's impact on India. Boyle's unique perspective invites you to laugh while contemplating the serious undercurrents of societal issues.
So, if you're looking for a blend of comedy and commentary that challenges conventional thinking, this episode might just be what you need.