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The sponsored interview examines immigration, integration and why Boghossian sees different prospects for America.
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What I Saw in These European Cities Shocked Me | Peter Boghossian
Peter Boghossian arrives with a bleak assessment of Western Europe and a more hopeful view of America. His conversation with Dave Rubin draws on street interviews in France and travels through Britain, Belgium and the Netherlands, asking why he believes integration works differently across the Atlantic.
The sponsored interview has gathered roughly 307,000 views in its opening thirteen hours and carries the strongest momentum on The Rubin Report right now. Boghossian describes people reluctant to discuss Islam and immigration openly, alongside second- and third-generation immigrants facing poverty and limited opportunity. These are his observations and arguments, rather than a travelogue built around the sights.
Across the week's seventeen uploads, the largest new audience went to "How Did Rubio Pull Off This Impossible Mission Without Anyone Knowing?" Rubin credits Marco Rubio with helping Flávio Bolsonaro reach Miami, then moves through Texas rally footage and Mike Waltz's confrontation with a Cuban diplomat at the United Nations. That episode includes paid sponsor segments. A Gavin Newsom-focused commentary upload also drew a substantial audience, while Alaska election clips remain among the channel's most active videos.
The channel collected about 9.4 million views over the week without a change in subscribers. Daily viewing is running comfortably above its usual level. Nearby political channels have also been busy: More Perfect Union had a particularly substantial week for both views and subscriber growth, while Michael Knowles's daily viewing was close to its usual pace. For Rubin, the freshest audience attention is on the longer, guest-led European discussion.
US secretary of state since 2025 and also national security advisor. A Republican, he previously represented Florida in the US Senate.
More on Wikipedia ›Brazilian senator for Rio de Janeiro since 2019 and a member of the Liberal Party. He is a son of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro.
More on Wikipedia ›US ambassador to the United Nations since September 2025. He previously served as national security advisor and as a congressman representing Florida.
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