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The BoricuaBC2 Show is UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC, and UNBOUGHT Welcome to the BORICUABC2 Show, where politics meets Puerto Rican pride with sharp wit, deep dives and a healthy does of sarcasm. Hosted by Bill Cancel a 60-year old Cyber Security expert turned truth-seeking commentator, this show tackles the week's biggest political stories - from MAGA meldowns and media spin to policy betrayals and democratic wins. Whether its "Truth Test Tuesday" , "Midweek Madness", or the " WINNING SHOW" you'll get fact-checked headlines, brutal honesty, and fearless commentary - served HOT without compromise. Awarded FASTEST GROWING PODCAST IN THE US in 2025 BY BEST OF THE BEST REVIEWS!!! Now with over 550K followers globally
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April 8, 2026

BOTH SIDES OF THE MIC 4-8-2026 - Bill Cancel and Ron Schultz

BOTH SIDES OF THE MIC 4-8-2026 - Bill Cancel and Ron Schultz
BOTH SIDES OF THE MIC 4-8-2026 - Bill Cancel and Ron Schultz
The BoricuaBC2 Show
BOTH SIDES OF THE MIC 4-8-2026 - Bill Cancel and Ron Schultz

Watch now | he headlines say “ceasefire.” The reality?

he headlines say “ceasefire.” The reality? It’s far more complicated.

On this episode of Both Sides of the Mic, we break down the so-called 10-point framework between the U.S. and Iran—what’s real, what’s spin, and what’s still very much unresolved. While leaders are calling it a “workable basis,” the truth is there is no signed deal, no enforcement, and no guarantee this holds. ()

We also dive into:

  • ⛽ The impact on gas prices and global markets as the Strait of Hormuz reopens

  • 🌍 The current state of Iran—militarily, politically, and strategically

  • 🗳️ How all of this could shape the upcoming midterms

  • 🔍 And the bigger question: Are we witnessing progress… or just a pause before the next escalation?

As always, we cut through the noise, challenge the narratives, and bring you both sides of the story—without the spin.

Because understanding what’s actually happening isn’t optional anymore—it’s necessary.