Dave Rubin

Dave Rubin hosts The Rubin Report, a long-form interview show built around political and cultural commentary rather than commodity markets. His commodity relevance is incidental: he appears in the Pixys archive through a single conversation — a 2025 long-form interview with Adam Taggart of Thoughtful Money that touched the dollar, US bond and equity markets, and whether gold and silver remain attractive at current prices. Resource investors should treat his coverage as macro-flavored context, not specialist analysis.

Rubin launched The Rubin Report in 2015 after leaving The Young Turks, where he had hosted a digital show. The program scaled on YouTube, signed a distribution deal with Glenn Beck's BlazeTV in 2017, and added Rumble as a parallel home — Rubin was an early equity participant in Rumble and joined its board around its 2021 public listing. Over a decade he has published hundreds of long-form interviews with authors, politicians, economists, and select financial commentators.

His format is the extended sit-down: one host, one guest, 60–90 minutes of uncut conversation. That format produces the occasional macro-economics episode — including the Taggart conversation cited above — but commodity coverage is not a recurring focus. Mining metrics such as AISC (All-In Sustaining Cost — a measure of ongoing mine-level expenses) and NI 43-101 (the Canadian standard for disclosing mineral resources and reserves) do not appear in his regular programming.

Followers looking for mining exposure should treat The Rubin Report as a secondary source for macro and gold/silver positioning rather than a primary resource. The channel's value for commodity investors depends almost entirely on the guest roster of any given week.