Adam Mockler's 'Clipping' talk still leads VICE News at 24 days
Two short election and cyber clips went up, but a Shane Smith Has Questions episode from early September is still drawing views about four times faster than either.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Are dead people actually voting? Cisco Aguilar explains. #voterfraud #politics
VICE News sits fifth of nine by subscribers among the news networks and broadcasters, a whisker behind Sky News and a step ahead of USA TODAY. Its own week was a small one: two short clips, both political.
The first asks "Are dead people actually voting? Cisco Aguilar explains." and pulls a single sharp question out of a longer conversation. The second, on states building their own cyber defenses, opened a little faster and has since settled to a similar gentle pace. Neither has reached ten thousand views yet.
The real momentum belongs to Shane Smith Has Questions. "“Clipping Is the New Canvassing” | w/Adam Mockler" is 24 days old, past 200,000 views, and still the busiest thing on the channel. Behind it sits the full Cisco Aguilar episode on the 2026 midterms, ten days old, moving at less than half that speed. So the week's dead-voter short is a trailer of sorts for the second-busiest video on the channel.
Subscribers held level at 9.3 million.
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The videos drawing views on VICE News right now
- Channel
- VICE News
- Subscribers
- 9,300,000
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- September 23, 2026
- Video views so far
- 5,338
The numbers
Here are the numbers behind VICE News's week.






