Podcast · January 22, 2026

Episode 110 — From Miami To Davos: How The Fuentes’ Clubpocalypse Reveals WEF’s TRUE Agenda

Show notes

This week on The Backlash, we trace a straight line from Miami nightclubs to the halls of Davos.

Episode 110 breaks down the viral Nick Fuentes “clubpocalypse” that set the Right on fire—why the reaction was so intense, who rushed to distance themselves, and what this moment reveals about movement boundaries, mainstreaming, and controlled opposition. Are Groypers being expelled—or is something more strategic happening beneath the surface?

From there, we zoom out to the global stage, as world leaders and financial elites gather at the World Economic Forum in Davos amid clear signs the old order is cracking. Japan’s bond market chaos, collapsing confidence in fiat systems, and elite pivoting toward AI, crypto, and digital control structures signal that something big is shifting.

We analyze Trump’s Davos posture, Larry Fink’s digital-asset push, Klaus Schwab’s exit, and the elite abandonment of climate narratives in favor of AI governance, surveillance, and technocratic power. As antisemitism controversies erupt and the rhetoric heats up, one question looms large:

Are we watching a genuine populist revolt—or the rollout of a new, rebranded global agenda?

Banned in Miami. Toasted in Davos.
The masks are slipping—and we’re breaking it all down.

Support the show

Independent media only works if the audience funds it.