Send us a text What happens when a public persona sells strength but the record points to chaos, cruelty, and grift? We pull back the curtain on the Trump myth and walk through the receipts: the bullying and sexual misconduct judgments, the January 6 fallout, the culture of impunity that treats loyalty as law, and the endless stream of lies that turned governance into a performative spectacle. No hedging, no euphemisms—just a clear line from image to impact. We dig into the “superior conditi...
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Send us a text What happens when a public persona sells strength but the record points to chaos, cruelty, and grift? We pull back the curtain on the Trump myth and walk through the receipts: the bullying and sexual misconduct judgments, the January 6 fallout, the culture of impunity that treats loyalty as law, and the endless stream of lies that turned governance into a performative spectacle. No hedging, no euphemisms—just a clear line from image to impact. We dig into the “superior conditi...
Send us a text What happens when a public persona sells strength but the record points to chaos, cruelty, and grift? We pull back the curtain on the Trump myth and walk through the receipts: the bullying and sexual misconduct judgments, the January 6 fallout, the culture of impunity that treats loyalty as law, and the endless stream of lies that turned governance into a performative spectacle. No hedging, no euphemisms—just a clear line from image to impact. We dig into the “superior conditi...
Send us a text What happens to a country when it calls cruelty strength and treats accountability like a partisan insult? We go straight at that question with an unflinching look at Donald Trump’s conduct, the excuses made on his behalf, and the way a culture of grievance and idolatry corrodes basic standards. The tone is raw because the stakes feel personal: family service, lost trust, and a fear that we’re teaching the next generation that power matters more than principle. Across this urg...
Send us a text Start with the costume and follow the money. That’s the through line of this no-filter episode, where we pull apart the mythology of strongmen, the market for outrage, and the cost of turning politics into fandom. We take a hard look at how cheating, bullying, and delay tactics get dressed up as strength while our institutions and public health take the hit. We go straight at the spectacle: cosplay uniforms, NFT hero cards, and the teddy-bear merch that sells the feeling of po...
Send us a text The mic opens on fire and grief: a son of a Marine drawing a bright, unbreakable line between lived sacrifice and performative power. I talk about what service looks like when it isn’t merchandised—twenty-two years in the Marine Corps, a family that’s buried its own, and the quiet work of people who show up without hashtags or cameras. That’s my yardstick for courage, and it’s the one I hold up to the public figures who trade on patriotism while insulting the very people who ke...
Send us a text Democracy stands at a crossroads as millions of Americans rally against authoritarian tendencies while facing increasing resistance from militarized law enforcement. The recent No King's March—spanning 52 states with massive turnout—starkly contrasts with what the host describes as Trump's failed birthday parade, revealing a nation deeply divided on fundamental questions of governance and freedom. The podcast delivers a passionate critique of political theater that replaces sub...
Send us a text Democracy stands at a precipice. The Super Professor pulls no punches in this raw, unfiltered analysis of the Trump administration's actions and their potential consequences for America's democratic institutions. Through a methodical breakdown of recent executive decisions, we witness what the host describes as the systematic dismantling of vital government services. From the Veterans Administration losing 80,000 employees who served those who risked their lives for our countr...
Send us a text Raw, unfiltered, and burning with urgency – Clemon Leon Kunkel doesn't hold back in this passionate examination of American politics and the threats he perceives to democracy itself. The 67-year-old Super Professor speaks from deeply personal experience, revealing how ten members of his family served in the military, including his father and the uncle he was named after who died defending the country. This connection fuels his outrage at what he describes as disrespect t...
Send us a text Democracy hangs in the balance as Donald Trump's actions increasingly mirror those of authoritarian leaders worldwide. From pardoning convicted January 6th insurrectionists to describing Social Security as a "Ponzi scheme," the threats to American institutions grow more serious by the day. We dive deep into the troubling alliance between Trump and billionaire Elon Musk, examining how wealth and power are being wielded to reshape America for the benefit of the elite few. The c...
Send us a text Donald Trump has reclaimed the presidency, and Super Professor Clemons Kunkel doesn't mince words about what this means for America's future. This raw, unfiltered analysis cuts through political noise to examine the concrete actions already reshaping our government institutions and threatening democratic norms. The podcast meticulously documents the systematic dismantling of federal agencies that serve vulnerable Americans. From firing 80,000 VA employees who support our veter...
Send us a text The Price of Citizenship: A $5 Million Offer, not the $5 thousand I said that that was a slip of the tongue. Navigating the murky waters of politics has taken an even darker turn with the alarming idea of offering citizenship for a hefty price of $5 million. In this episode, we dissect the implications of such a proposal on American values and the very fabric of our democracy. Is citizenship becoming a commodity to be bought and sold, threatening to undermine...
Send us a text Are we witnessing the rise of a ‘baby’ in the world of politics? This episode plunges into the perplexing persona of Donald Trump, who often behaves like a toddler wielding significant power and influence, leaving reputable norms in the dust. Host Clemens Kunkel deconstructs the absurdity of the “Trumpy Teddy Bear,” a quirky symbol representing the childishness that has taken root in contemporary political discourse. Listeners will be asked to confront what it means to h...
Send us a text Can we really break the ultimate speed limit of the universe? Join me, Clemons Kunkel, the Super Professor, as we embark on a thrilling journey to challenge the boundaries of light speed. In a world where we're already hurtling through space at unimaginable speeds, the notion of faster-than-light travel isn't just a sci-fi fantasy—it's a possibility worth exploring. By drawing inspiration from historical innovations like hot air balloons and sailing ships, we'll discuss how red...
Send us a text Is President Biden a good King, and what can he do to be a good King? Well, first, he can arrest all the Supreme Court members who voted to keep Trump in power as a king and put them away for life, not assassinate them as Trump will do on January 1 to people he doesn't like. Right now, we do not have a president; we have a king because the Supreme Court gave them Absolute Power. There is no longer the rule of law; there is only making money for the rich. The Republican party ch...
Send us a text Could unchecked power be steering the U.S. toward a dictatorship? Join me, Clemon Kunkel, on this critical episode of the Super Professor Podcast where we dissect the alarming influence of the Supreme Court in empowering former President Trump and the implications this holds for democracy. We confront the unsettling reality of a nation grappling with corruption and dysfunction at the highest levels. Can President Biden rise to the challenge and restore accountability, especiall...
Send us a text Babies never grow up! They stay as babies because they need Attention. Sad, sad Love! Marjorie Taylor Greene and her Jewish Space Lasers need Psychiatrist Help. Sad, sad love! Support the show
Send us a text Donald J Trump is not man enough to testify what Nancy Pelosi said and she's right you have to be a man to be able to testify and he's a mama's boy teddy bear holder. The fake baby bone spurs a scaredy cat. What did Donald Trump say only criminals plead the Fifth that's why he pleaded the 5th more than 400 times the last time in court. SAD so sad LOVE! Support the show
Send us a text Ron DeSantis picked on children just like Donald J Trump not a decent bone in their body. DeSantis is the same as Trump he lies to people straight face and thinks it's funny to harm children. We need to change the laws to remove these people from society. The immigrants were asking for Asylum and he lied to them with the Goofy map of the United States and told them they were going someplace else. He enjoys Harming people just like Donald J Trump and they're proud of...
Send us a text Donald J Trump going to prison would be so sad love! Donald Trump did an Insurrection and hasn't gone to jail for it. He also kidnapped 2200 children and didn't go to jail for that, what was he going to do sell them to Jeffrey Epstein. How many crimes must Trump do to go to jail? Donald J Trump's took secret documents from our government and it's still walking around free. None of the documents Trump took were his, they belong to the United States, not Donald J Tru...
Send us a text What happens when a public persona sells strength but the record points to chaos, cruelty, and grift? We pull back the curtain on the Trump myth and walk through the receipts: the bullying and sexual misconduct judgments, the January 6 fallout, the culture of impunity that treats loyalty as law, and the endless stream of lies that turned governance into a performative spectacle. No hedging, no euphemisms—just a clear line from image to impact. We dig into the “superior conditi...
