Syndicated radio host Dan Bongino knows he’s an acquired taste and is not afraid to tell you that. Bongino is a former Secret Service agent who signed a deal to host a show distributed by Westwood One. During the pandemic, he almost quit his show because the company was firing talent for not complying with vaccine mandates.
During his podcast on Monday, Bongino talked about the ongoing conflict in Israel. He emphasized that he didn’t change his opinion on specific issues and that his show isn’t for “mass market consumption.” Bongino also spoke about some violent acts being carried out and shared on social media.
“There’s no way any rational person on planet Earth could look at that and give me a reason why that should have happened,” he said. “Whatever side you fall on, I think I’ve been abundantly clear after this weekend where I stand. There’s no justification for this; if you’re looking for one, this will never be the show for you.”
Bongino added that a moment of clarity must be directed toward people in his listening/viewing audience to let them know what his show stands for and what it’s all about.
“This show is never going to be for everyone, and I understand that. I’m not meant for mass market consumption. I’m not Taylor Swift music, I don’t play both sides of any fence. I have clear positions and clear beliefs,” he added.
In April, Dan Bongino left Fox News after the two sides could not agree on a new deal. Bongino hosts one of the most popular podcasts in the U.S. and is syndicated on hundreds of radio stations daily from noon to 3 PM.
