Fact check: Red Pill News Sunday Night Livestream with WallStreet Anon

1. What the claim actually says — parsing the allegation and its limits

The original statement asserts a discrete program: "Red Pill News Sunday Night Livestream with WallStreet Anon," implying both a scheduled Red Pill News Sunday livestream and a guest appearance by a person or persona called WallStreet Anon. The evidence provided confirms that Red Pill News does host a Sunday Night Livestream and that the channel posts episode titles and thematic coverage, establishing the platform and time-slot as factual context ^[1]. What is missing from the available materials is any direct listing, timestamped episode description, or third-party report explicitly naming WallStreet Anon as a participant or co-host on a verified Sunday night episode. Multiple analyses note the absence of that specific attribution despite catalogued episodes ^[5].

2. What the supplied sources show — episode lists and topical patterns

Across the supplied analyses, Red Pill News episode logs from January through October 2025 document a series of topical livestreams—subjects include DOJ investigations, NGO funding, and judicial matters—which demonstrates the channel’s ongoing content cadence and investigative focus ^{[5] [1]}. These records establish a pattern: Red Pill News frequently runs live programming on Sundays, and episode titles like "Boomerang Time – DOJ Investigating BLM Fraud" and "All Roads Lead To Boasberg – The Deep State’s Judge" appear repeatedly in the catalogs provided ^{[5] [1]}. However, none of the entries across the multiple source clusters explicitly mention a guest identified as WallStreet Anon, indicating a gap between the general practice of Sunday livestreams and confirmation of the specific guest claim ^{[1] [5]}.

3. Conflicting signals and possible reasons for the absence of confirmation

The analyses come from multiple documents dated between January and October 2025 and consistently fail to show the name WallStreet Anon attached to a Sunday livestream, which suggests either the guest did not appear in the archiveable program titles or any reference to them appears in materials not included here ^[1]. Alternative explanations that fit the supplied evidence include: the appearance may have occurred without formal attribution in episode metadata, might have been framed under a different alias or episode title, or could be a nonpublic or deleted segment that is no longer visible in the provided logs ^{[6] [4]}. The materials do not permit adjudication among these possibilities because no source documents a match to the claimant’s exact phrasing.

4. How reliable are the provided sources — dates, overlap, and gaps

The documents span several months and include at least three independent catalog-style analyses of Red Pill News’ livestream slate, with publication dates noted as January 7, May 12–14, and October 22, 2025, reflecting repeated capture of episode listings over time ^{[1] [6]}. That temporal spread strengthens the inference that if a prominent guest named WallStreet Anon had been credited in a standard episode listing, it likely would have appeared in at least one of these records; its repeated absence across differently dated logs points to lack of corroboration rather than contradicted presence ^{[2] [5]}. The major limitation is that these sources are program lists and summaries rather than exhaustive transcripts, so an unindexed guest mention could escape detection in this dataset.

5. Bottom line and recommended next steps for verification

Given the current evidence, the accurate statement is: Red Pill News runs Sunday Night Livestreams, but there is no verifiable record in the provided materials of a Sunday Night Livestream explicitly hosted “with WallStreet Anon” through October 22, 2025 ^[1]. To resolve the gap definitively, one should obtain primary artifacts: episode metadata, archived video or timestamps, channel descriptions, or direct statements from Red Pill News or the purported guest; absent those, the claim remains unverified by the supplied sources ^{[1] [5]}. The available analyses point to a plausible platform context for the claim but supply no affirmative evidence that WallStreet Anon was a credited participant on a Sunday Night Livestream within the documented timeframe ^{[3] [4]}.