The People v. Not All Men (plus Iran War news of the week)

The People v. Not All Men (plus Iran War news of the week)

From We Saw the Devil: Crime & Political Analysis by We Saw the Devil

April 20, 2026 · 49 min

About this episode

The episode discusses various incidents involving male entitlement and power, analyzing them as evidence in a metaphorical trial.

This week broke something in me. Not one story...all of them. Every headline involved a man who could not handle his own power, his own entitlement, his own rage, or his own liquor. So I'm doing something different. I'm entering them into evidence. Five exhibits. One trial. One verdict. EXHIBIT A: I posted "not all men, right?" on Instagram after the CNN rape academy investigation. A man showed up in my comments within minutes to tell me I was painting him out to be a predator. Nobody said his name. Nobody tagged him. He told on himself for free. We start here. EXHIBIT B: FBI Director Kash Patel's security detail had to request breaching equipment... SWAT gear...because they couldn't wake him up behind a locked door. He was allegedly too drunk. This has happened multiple times. We are at war with Iran. The man in charge of domestic counterterrorism is unreachable at 3 AM. Sleep well. EXHIBIT C: The Wall Street Journal reported that Donald Trump threw such a prolonged screaming tantrum during an active military rescue operation that his own aides removed him from the briefing room. He then celebrated Easter by posting profanity-laced threats on Truth Social, signed "Praise be to…

People in this episode

Host: We Saw the Devil

Topics covered

  • male entitlement
  • power dynamics
  • political commentary
  • true crime
  • current events
  • Iran War

Keywords

  • male entitlement
  • Kash Patel
  • Donald Trump
  • Eric Swalwell
  • Iran War
  • political commentary
  • true crime

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: CNN, Wall Street Journal, Pentagon, Vatican

Places: Iran, Lebanon

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