America Unplugged Radio

Billy Ray Valentine hosts America Unplugged with Donald Jeffries and Tony Arterburn, breaking down this week's explosive headlines: Tulsi Gabbard's exit and alleged CIA seizures of documents, Thomas Massie's unexpected primary loss and AIPAC influence, and Candace Owens' revealing interview with Hunter Biden amid laptop controversies. Unauthorized, unscripted, and unintimidated, the hosts decode disinformation, challenge mainstream narratives, and debate election integrity, political sellouts, and media gaslighting in a blunt, no‑holds‑barred conversation.

Donald Jeffries, Billy Ray Valentine and Tony Arterburn cut through mainstream narratives in a freewheeling episode of America Unplugged, taking on headlines, psyops and hidden history with skepticism and dark humor. Topics include the new hantavirus reports and media fear tactics, Trump's China trip and geopolitical fallout, the Thomas Massie primary battle versus establishment forces, resurfaced CIA documents hinting at secrets under the Sphinx, plus offbeat riffs like the “Spear of Destiny” gag and listener chat.

Author of Hidden History and Survival of the Richest Don Jeffries, host Billy Ray Valentine, and host of the Infinite Fringe Podcast and researcher Tony Arterburn — a truth seeker from the Bronx, radio host, combat veteran, precious metals analyst, and alt‑historian — join forces. Together they take on the headlines of the week, decode disinformation, and plow through mainstream propaganda. Unauthorized, unscripted, and unintimidated, this is America Unplugged. This episode dissects the newly released "UFO files," argues the rollout looks like a coordinated psyop to expand the national security state and shape public belief, and examines the role of faith leaders and politicians in framing disclosure. The hosts revisit historical UFO lore, question motives behind the imagery and messaging, and warn how such narratives can be leveraged to distract and control. They also cover the emerging hantavirus headlines, media panic cycles, and recycled pandemic plays, tying the distractions back to energy crises, geopolitical conflict, and elite agenda‑setting while urging listeners to remain skeptical and vigilant.

Donald Jeffries, Billy Ray Valentine and Tony Arterburn tackle the week's headlines: analyzing the suspicious details and security failures around the alleged assassination attempt at the Correspondents' Dinner, debating whether it was a staged psyop or gross incompetence, and discussing related topics including Comet Ping Pong footage, the InfoWars shutdown, and the rise of conspiracy culture. The hosts decode footage, question mainstream narratives, and weigh competing explanations with skeptical, unfiltered commentary.

Panelists debate the Alex Jones lawsuits and InfoWars sale drama, question the string of scientist deaths and discuss conspiracy theories, and examine the Trump-era legal attack on the Southern Poverty Law Center. The episode wrestles with free speech implications, media manipulation, and the challenges of investigative reporting in today's polarized landscape.

Donald Jeffries, Billy Ray Valentine and Tony Arterburn, joined by guest Jordan, take apart the week's biggest stories — from tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and shifting geopolitics to cracks in the MAGA movement and high-profile media defections. Unscripted and unapologetic, they decode disinformation, debate political fallout, and discuss what the unraveling of prominent figures and movements means for America's future.