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A menagerie of Badlands Media hosts gather to break down a whirlwind week, starting with Turning Point USA's announcement that Erica Kirk will step into leadership after Charlie's assassination. The crew debates the optics, timing, and whether the move honors Charlie's legacy or risks trauma marketing. They also dig into Trump's long-anticipated designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization, unpacking how this shifts legal power to target funding networks and seize assets. From Jimmy Kimmel's cancellation and the dangers of embracing cancel culture, to Kash Patel's fiery Senate testimony exposing Adam Schiff, the hosts connect cultural warfare to narrative manipulation. The discussion expands globally with protests sweeping Europe, a stunning pro-UK rally in London, and Middle Eastern turmoil over Israel's latest military actions. Blending humor, grief, sharp analysis, and no-holds-barred debate, the episode captures the uncertainty of a movement balancing tragedy at home with seismic shifts abroad.

Matt Trump takes listeners through a jam-packed episode of Spellbreakers, framing the week's chaos as a “choose your fighter” showdown between Jimmy Kimmel and Charlie Kirk. He unpacks the left's attempt to rally around Kimmel after Kirk's assassination, calling it a weak counter to the spiritual energy Kirk represented. From analogies to World War I trench lines to modern cancel culture game theory, Matt explores how cultural battle lines are hardening. Along the way, he touches on Trump's $100K fee for H1B visas and the growing backlash against India's outsized role in U.S. tech, the reopening of Civil War debates through Confederate monuments, and viral Senate hearings where Kash Patel dismantled Adam Schiff. He highlights Erica Kirk's rise as a unifying voice, massive memorials across America, and even a stunning pro-UK rally drawing millions to the streets of London. With trademark wit, historical depth, and sharp cultural critique, Matt blends political warfare, spiritual struggle, and global unrest into a call for listeners to pick their side wisely in the battles ahead.

CannCon and Ashe in America dig into the latest developments out of Michigan after Attorney General Dana Nessel's failed prosecution of the alternate electors. The hosts pull apart Nessel's media spin, fact-checking her claims about Trump's court cases, January 6th, and the so-called “basement coup.” They highlight the intimidation tactics used against Wayne County canvassers in 2020, the broken promises from Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, and the double standards in how election law is enforced. Along the way, they skewer mainstream media for giving Nessel airtime to slander acquitted defendants and contrast her narrative with the realities of audits, voter rolls, and election vulnerabilities. With sharp humor and blunt analysis, CannCon and Ashe remind listeners why accountability matters, why questions about elections remain legitimate, and why propaganda dressed as news should never be taken at face value.

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince return with another eye-opening episode of MAHA News, kicking off with the “MAHA Tip of the Week” on how cheap tea bags can load your brew with billions of microplastic particles—and why loose leaf tea is the healthier choice. From there, the hosts highlight surprising wins against Big Ag and Big Food, applauding Tyson Foods' decision to drop high fructose corn syrup, sucralose, and harmful preservatives, while noting McDonald's $200M investment in regenerative farming. They skewer politicians like Chuck Grassley for pandering to corn lobbies, call out media hit pieces on RFK Jr., and spotlight MAHA Action rallies planned nationwide. The big story centers on the CDC's vaccine advisory panel overhaul under RFK Jr., including bombshell votes to end universal COVID vax recommendations, delay MMRV shots, and scrap the Hep B shot at birth. With sidebars on illegal Chinese vapes, organ donation reforms, and new supplement launches, the episode delivers MAHA's trademark mix of health news, political fire, and unapologetic truth-telling.

Ghost returns for a packed edition of Geopolitics with Ghost, opening with reflections on Charlie Kirk's legacy and the intense pressures he faced in the months before his assassination. Ghost highlights Tucker Carlson's powerful comments on Kirk's courage to push back against neocon narratives, even when it cost him donors and support. The episode digs into Netanyahu's attempts to weaponize Kirk's death, sparking Ghost's broader critique of Israel's role in U.S. foreign policy and the manipulation of free speech. From there, the show unpacks Max Blumenthal's insights on surveillance, Trump's uneasy relationship with Netanyahu, and the FBI's lack of transparency. Ghost also examines Israel's push for an independent arms industry, Trump's upcoming meetings with Netanyahu and Erdogan, and a groundbreaking Saudi-Pakistani defense pact. With sharp analysis, humor, and candor, Ghost challenges listeners to stay alert, question official narratives, and see the unfolding geopolitical battles for what they really are.

Jon Herold closes the week with a shorter, travel-day edition of The Daily Herold, but it's packed with updates. He kicks off with sponsors Tamarack Gardens and Soft Disclosure before diving into Trump's newly announced TikTok approval deal, his call with President Xi, and plans for upcoming summits in Asia and the U.S. Jon highlights Trump's push for AI, nuclear, and quantum tech agreements, and revisits the game theory behind the Afghanistan withdrawal as Trump now seeks to reclaim Bagram Air Base. He covers the reinstated citizenship test, the Senate's block confirmation of 48 Trump nominees, and Biden's former chief of staff admitting to cognitive decline and misuse of the auto-pen. Other topics include a looming government shutdown, FCC debates tied to Jimmy Kimmel's firing, and growing factionalism in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination. With news on Antifa's terrorist designation spreading abroad, Devin Nunes' expanded role on the President's Intelligence Advisory Board, and questions about controlled opposition within conservatism, Jon urges discernment, faith, and focus on the real battles ahead.

CannCon and Chris Paul open this episode of Badlands Daily by honoring Boone Cutler, reflecting on his lifelong fight for veterans and the enduring Spartan Pledge. From there, the hosts dive into Trump's latest maneuvers, including his push to reclaim Bagram Air Base and his role in reshaping the TikTok deal that could fold major platforms into a decentralized “truth media” ecosystem. They dissect FCC free speech debates sparked by Jimmy Kimmel's cancellation, warning how both left and right risk falling into the same cancel culture trap. Other highlights include the EU's no-confidence battles, Biden's cognitive decline, Raffensperger's Georgia ambitions, Antifa's terror designation abroad, and suspicious crime stat “book cooking” in D.C. With their trademark skepticism, CannCon and Chris cut through spin to expose psyops, media manipulation, and the high-stakes fight for accountability and sovereignty.

JB White takes listeners through a fiery Friday edition of RattlerGator Report, blending personal reflections, cultural commentary, and raw emotion in the lead-up to Charlie Kirk's funeral. From frustrations with aging tech to reminders of faith, JB pivots into hard talk about Kirk's legacy, the divisions inside conservatism, and his own outrage at Candace Owens' recent remarks. He defends Kirk's role as a bridge builder, calls out hypocrisy in Christian debates, and urges clarity about Judeo-Christian roots. Alongside these reflections, JB spotlights commentary from Officer Tatum and Batya Ungar-Sargon, weaving their insights into his broader call for accountability and resolve. With advertisers like Soft Disclosure, Tamarac Gardens, and Van Man woven in, the episode underscores JB's core message: the right must stop tolerating lies, recognize the psyops at play, and prepare to crush the forces undermining America's future. A mix of passion, faith, and no-nonsense truth-telling.

GMoney dives deep into the ongoing battle over Bitcoin's identity, arguing that it is far more than “just money.” Revisiting the OP_RETURN Wars of 2014, he explains how cultural resistance within the Bitcoin developer community pushed innovation like tokenization and decentralized apps onto Ethereum, while Bitcoin's potential as an immutable ledger of truth was downplayed. With historical context, quotes from figures like Julian Assange, Michael Saylor, and Elon Musk, and a sharp critique of Bitcoin “maxis” who want to limit its scope, GMoney makes the case for Bitcoin as the world's first incorruptible history book. From counterparty tokens and memetic power like Rare Pepes, to tokenization of securities, real estate, and culture itself, the episode highlights why anchoring data to Bitcoin's base layer ensures truth cannot be erased or rewritten. Packed with rants, ads, and cultural analysis, this episode blends history, finance, and philosophy into a no-holds-barred defense of Bitcoin's destiny as humanity's timechain of truth.

CannCon and Alpha Warrior open this episode of SITREP on a somber note, paying tribute to Boone Cutler—a warrior, mentor, and friend whose sudden passing leaves a deep void in the movement. Joined by guest Zeb Boykin, a Marine scout sniper, the hosts dive into a detailed analysis of the Charlie Kirk assassination, exploring ballistics, video evidence, and conflicting narratives. Zeb brings his technical expertise to assess shot trajectories, timing discrepancies, and whether the alleged shooter could realistically have carried out the attack. Together, the trio debates body armor theories, FBI inconsistencies, and the strange gaps in official reporting, raising new questions about what really happened in Orem, Utah. Blending heartfelt remembrance with hard-nosed investigation, the episode balances grief, camaraderie, and relentless pursuit of the truth.

Frankie Val takes listeners on a wide-ranging Thursday night exploration, opening with reflections on the power of the mind, psychedelic therapy, and a conversation with guest Matt Xavier, a DJ turned author and practitioner in psilocybin-assisted healing. The discussion dives into rave culture, therapeutic music, and the fine line between spirituality, medicine, and cultural taboo. Alongside the interview, Frankie offers his signature commentary on the oddities of modern life, from the surprising disappearance of “Bobs” in Major League Baseball to the Macron family's bizarre attempts to quash rumors, and the double standards of media figures like Chris Hayes in their coverage of Jimmy Kimmel versus Tucker Carlson. The episode blends humor, cultural critique, and serious inquiry, pulling listeners into a uniquely “Quite Frankly” mix of curiosity, skepticism, and entertainment.

Adel Nero and Zak “RedPill78” Paine dive into eerie patterns around tragedies and predictive Amazon book releases, asking if these are coincidences, psyops, or intentional signals. They connect this unsettling trend to Charlie Kirk's assassination, raising hard questions about foreknowledge and manipulation. The hosts then turn to Congress, where a failed effort to censure Ilhan Omar sparks outrage at Republicans who shielded her, fueling frustration with GOP weakness in the cultural war. From there, the show shifts to Jimmy Kimmel's indefinite suspension, breaking down whether it was a free speech issue, a business decision, or FCC pressure tied to public trust in broadcasting. Finally, Adel and Zak highlight Trump's long-awaited designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization, unpacking the legal tools now available to seize assets, follow funding streams, and dismantle domestic extremist networks. Blunt, fast-moving, and unfiltered, the episode ties cultural decay, media propaganda, and political warfare into a raw call to action for America First listeners.

Jon Herold opens this episode with somber news...the passing of Boone Cutler, veteran, patriot, and co-author of the 5G Warfare series with General Flynn. Remembered as a fearless truth-teller and man of faith, Boone's loss hits the movement hard. From there, Jon pivots to Trump's long-anticipated designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization, explaining why this move carries legal weight far beyond previous executive orders, especially when it comes to seizing assets and targeting dark money networks like those tied to George Soros. He also breaks down the fallout from Jimmy Kimmel's cancellation, weighing the free speech implications and warning against embracing cancel culture just because it benefits the right. Finally, Jon dissects Turning Point USA's announcement that Erica Kirk will succeed Charlie as CEO, raising questions about timing, optics, and the fine line between honoring a legacy and trauma marketing. With sharp analysis, humor, and his trademark candor, Jon urges listeners to avoid psyops, stick to first principles, and stay focused on truth over emotional manipulation.

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CannCon and Alpha Warrior open this episode with breaking news out of Pennsylvania, where three police officers were killed and two wounded in a shocking ambush that raises questions about law enforcement safety and public trust. From there, they turn to the media storm surrounding Jimmy Kimmel's comments on Charlie Kirk's assassination and his subsequent cancellation, unpacking the free speech concerns and the danger of weaponizing “news distortion” rules. The hosts also dive into President Trump's designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization, looming questions about Discord's role in radicalization, and growing European turmoil with Ursula von der Leyen facing unprecedented no-confidence motions. Additional highlights include Trump's UK visit amid social unrest, Federal Reserve rate cuts, and Intel's surprise stock surge thanks to a deal with Nvidia. Blunt, fast-paced, and unflinching, the episode ties together cultural crises, political warfare, and economic shifts, challenging listeners to recognize psyops and stay vigilant in the fight for sovereignty and truth.

Jon Herold and Burning Bright return for another intense round of the Devolution Power Hour, unpacking the fallout from Charlie Kirk's assassination and the psyops shaping the narrative battlefield. The hosts dig into the Rich Higgins memo to explain how cultural Marxist drivers and political warfare tactics are being used to divide the movement. They debate the hypocrisy of “cancel culture” on both sides, analyze Jimmy Kimmel's firing and Trump's strategic trolling of the media, and explore the FCC's growing role in shaping public broadcasting. The conversation shifts to Antifa, with Trump signaling a long-awaited terrorist designation that could open the door to asset seizures and expose the funding networks behind domestic extremism. Along the way, expect sharp humor, blunt honesty, and a refusal to take the easy narrative bait.

Brad Zerbo and Zak “RedPill78” Paine tackle one of the most controversial theories yet: were tactical nukes used in the demolition of the Twin Towers? Using researcher Jim Fetzer's work as a springboard, they weigh the evidence of radioactive elements in the rubble against competing theories like thermite charges, conventional explosives, and directed energy. The hosts examine eyewitness reports of basement explosions, molten steel that burned for months, and the puzzling presence of elements like barium, strontium, and tritium in dust and water samples. Along the way, they revisit parallels to the Oklahoma City bombing, Netanyahu's chilling pre-9/11 warnings, and the anthrax attacks that pushed Congress to pass the Patriot Act. Blending skepticism with open inquiry, Brad and Zak don't claim to have all the answers, but they expose the gaps, contradictions, and suppressed research that keep the debate alive. A thought-provoking episode that reminds listeners why the how of 9/11 still matters in understanding the who and the why.

Tonight we confront the questions surrounding Charlie Kirk's death and the growing consensus that Israel's influence may have played a role. Beyond the headlines, this is about power, alliances, and the shaping of the next generation. With voices like Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson weighing in, and a deeper look at historical patterns, we examine how narratives are built, who benefits, and why the fight for truth has never been more urgent.

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In this episode of Breaking History, hosts Matt Ehret and Ghost dive into the turbulent aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination, analyzing whether it was a catalyst that fractured the information battlespace into open civil war. They explore the bizarre narratives surrounding the alleged shooter, the uncanny media framing, and suspicious ties to Ukraine's Azov Battalion. The discussion widens into historical parallels, from COINTELPRO and Operation Gladio to Freemasonic intrigues, Vatican influence, and British designs on reabsorbing America. With international flashpoints in Europe, the Middle East, and Venezuela adding to the chaos, the hosts warn of a familiar 9/11-style trap: fear and outrage weaponized into calls for censorship and authoritarian “security.” This isn't just about one assassination, it's about the deeper struggle over who controls the narrative, the nation, and the future.

Jon Herold broadcasts from the road, opening with updates on the Charlie Kirk assassination and the unraveling narrative surrounding suspect Tyler Robinson. He questions the FBI's release of alleged text messages, comparing their too-perfect detail to scripted psyops designed for headlines. Jon warns that emotional manipulation risks pushing the right into cancel culture tactics that undermine free speech, echoing past government overreach. The show pivots to broader news: Trump's $15 billion defamation suit against the New York Times, Israel's ground offensive in Gaza, Fed rate cut debates, and fresh Biden bribery allegations tied to Burisma. Jon also highlights Trump's TikTok negotiations with Oracle, DOJ lawsuits over voter transparency, and Congress pressing tech CEOs on “radicalization.” With skepticism, sharp commentary, and trademark bluntness, Jon calls listeners to stay grounded, resist manipulation, and recognize psyops in real time.

CannCon and Ashe in America dig into the latest twists following Charlie Kirk's assassination, spotlighting FBI inconsistencies, media spin, and the unanswered questions swirling around Tyler Robinson's alleged confession. They analyze Trump's careful framing of the tragedy, his refusal to be baited into overreaction, and how his moves on trade, immigration, and foreign policy fit into a larger strategic arc. The hosts also highlight Kirk's enduring legacy, pushing back against attempts to hijack his movement and questioning fundraising efforts in the wake of his death. Beyond the assassination, the show touches on Biden's political stumbles, global power plays involving Israel and Qatar, and the information war driving division in America. With sharp skepticism and heartfelt reflection, CannCon and Ashe remind listeners to stay focused on principle, discern psyops from truth, and honor Kirk's mission by refusing to be manipulated.

JB White opens this episode of RattlerGator Report by reflecting on Charlie Kirk's legacy, praising his courage to confront hard truths and inspire young Americans. He ties Kirk's murder to a broader cultural sickness and warns against naivety in a world where radicals exploit confusion and identity struggles to recruit killers. JB calls for full accountability, including charges against those who may have manipulated shooter Tyler Robinson, while reminding listeners that agency and responsibility cannot be excused. The show then takes aim at Candace Owens, Pam Bondi, and others he feels are missing the bigger picture, stressing that Trump and his team are playing a long strategic game against entrenched enemies. With commentary on Utah's cultural battles, trans activism, Israel's City of David project, and Marco Rubio's growing stature, JB urges his audience to resist “New York disease,” stop underestimating Trump, and remain force multipliers in the fight ahead. Passionate, blunt, and uncompromising, this episode blends faith, politics, and strategy into a call to hold fast.

Alpha Warrior and Josh Reid bring the fire in this episode of Defcon Zerq, tackling the explosive mix of immigration, political psyops, and cultural collapse. They dive into Trump's warnings about an “invasion” at the southern border, connecting it to cartel violence, Marxist infiltration, and globalist strategies to destabilize America. The hosts call out the hypocrisy of cancel culture as even conservatives flirt with silencing tactics in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, warning that abandoning free speech plays straight into the establishment's hands. From the FBI's shifting story on Tyler Robinson, to media manipulation, to the spiritual dimensions of good versus evil, Alpha and Josh frame today's chaos as both a political and cosmic struggle. Blending raw outrage, sharp analysis, and unapologetic truth-telling, they challenge listeners to see through the lies and stay anchored in principle while fighting back against a corrupt system.

Burning Bright and Chris Paul dig into Godzilla Minus One, Takashi Yamazaki's striking 2023 take on the iconic monster. At first, the film feels like a standard kaiju entry, but it soon unfolds into a powerful character study and meditation on postwar Japan. The hosts break down Shikishima's arc from cowardice to redemption, drawing parallels between his personal journey and Japan's struggle with honor, shame, and survival in the shadow of humiliation. They highlight Yamazaki's stunning visual effects, achieved on a fraction of a Hollywood budget, and the film's refusal to explain away Godzilla—embracing him instead as a force of nature and a metaphor for existential threats. From kamikaze culture and engineered narratives to the lingering scars of national identity and the dangers of nihilism, Burning Bright and Chris Paul unpack why Godzilla Minus One resonates beyond its setting, offering lessons for sovereignty, resilience, and the fight against dehumanizing systems. A thoughtful and timely discussion that elevates a monster movie into a commentary on civilization itself.

Brad Zerbo and Abbey Blue Eyes dive deep into the arraignment of Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the Charlie Kirk assassination, breaking down his courtroom appearance and the eerie composure he displayed. They examine the press conference revelations, including Robinson's parents' suspicions, his political shift, and the explosive text exchanges with his roommate. From questions about the alleged murder weapon and timeline inconsistencies to theories of outside influence and psychological manipulation, Brad and Abbey unpack the gaps in the official narrative. The conversation also touches on public reactions, media coverage, and the cultural and spiritual fallout of Kirk's assassination, highlighting the psychological war being waged in America today.

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CannCon and Ashe in America continue their deep dive into The Fourth Turning with Chapter 7, exploring how the GI, Silent, and Boomer generations shaped America's trajectory from post–World War II prosperity into the turbulence of the Consciousness Revolution. They trace the rise of the GI “We Generation,” the Silent Generation's conformity and cautious prosperity, and the Boomers' emergence as the idealistic prophets of cultural change. From the optimism of the 1950s to the upheavals of the 1960s and 70s, the hosts map how each archetype responded to shifting challenges, laying the groundwork for the awakenings and crises to follow. Dense, thought-provoking, and highly relevant, this chapter brings historical rhythm into focus while hinting at where we might be headed today.

Ghost unpacks the latest geopolitical shifts with his trademark candor, starting with Trump's bold TikTok negotiations with China and the ripple effects for global trade. He examines how the assassination of Charlie Kirk reverberates through foreign policy narratives, with Trump framing it as a warlike act and warning of foreign hands at play. From Taiwan's increasingly tense relationship with Beijing to NATO's internal fractures and Russia's financial maneuvers against the dollar, Ghost highlights the contested terrain of power in a multipolar world. He dives into India's oil strategies, the fallout from Israel's strike on Qatar, and Arab states' growing calls for accountability, all while connecting the dots between domestic psyops, media manipulation, and international propaganda wars. Both sobering and sharp, this episode reveals how every local tragedy and political move ties into the wider struggle for sovereignty and global dominance.

Jon Herold delivers a shorter, pre-recorded episode while traveling, focusing on what he sees as a dangerous psyop unfolding after Charlie Kirk's assassination. He warns that many on the right are abandoning principle for emotion, embracing cancel culture tactics once decried as corrosive. Drawing on clips from Pam Bondi and Matt Walsh, Jon highlights the hypocrisy of calling for hate speech crackdowns and firings while simultaneously claiming to defend free expression. He argues that labeling ugly speech as “incitement” mirrors the very tactics used against Trump after January 6 and risks eroding First Amendment protections for all. Alongside this cultural critique, Jon touches on fundraising efforts by TPUSA, questions around Tyler Robinson's Discord “confession,” and Trump's remarks on Antifa and TikTok negotiations. The episode is a call for discernment, reminding listeners that the true enemy is the entrenched establishment and psyops designed to divide, not ordinary Americans on the other side of the aisle.

CannCon and Ghost break down the latest twists in the Charlie Kirk assassination investigation, from FBI missteps and media narratives to questions about Tyler Robinson's role and possible networks behind him. They tackle the rise of cancel culture within the movement, warning against hypocrisy as some now cheer tactics they once condemned. Beyond domestic turmoil, the hosts turn to global power plays: Trump's negotiations with China over TikTok, nuclear power deals with the UK, and the deepening divide in U.S. politics as Biden's administration funnels billions to partisan nonprofits. From the strange emergence of armed Marxist groups in Utah to revelations about vaccine-linked pediatric deaths and Secret Service lapses, the episode captures a movement grappling with grief, mistrust, and the larger battle for sovereignty. CannCon and Ghost remind listeners to stay grounded, resist manipulation, and keep their eyes on the long game.

Zak “RedPill78” Paine and Ghost take Baseless Conspiracies into its 150th episode with a deep dive into the unresolved questions of 9/11. From Candace Owens' explosive claims about interventions targeting Charlie Kirk to strange anomalies like passengers paying only in cash, diverted flights in Cleveland, and United 93's murky story, the hosts explore the contradictions that keep skepticism alive. They spotlight technologies like Boeing's Uninterruptible Autopilot and decades-old remote flight experiments, asking if the hijackers could have been patsies while planes were controlled from the ground. The discussion expands to anthrax letters that pressured Congress into passing the Patriot Act, the possibility of passengers being eliminated at black sites, and the troubling evidence of hijackers later found alive. With blocked websites, suppressed testimony, and pilots themselves demanding a new investigation, Zak and Ghost weave history, speculation, and hard questions into a relentless push against official narratives. A milestone episode that captures the essence of conspiracy analysis: cutting through consensus to confront the uncomfortable unknown.

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes are joined by special guest GMoney for a sprawling, fiery episode of Culture of Change. The trio dive into Charlie Kirk's words on radicalization and how fear fuels division, before GMoney lays out his vision of “Gtopia,” a world where Bitcoin, free energy, and automation reshape society. What follows is a spirited debate: can technology and incentive structures truly overcome human nature, corruption, and the lust for power? From the future of capitalism, property rights, and water access, to the risks of surveillance states, monopolies, and AI-driven automation, the hosts push and challenge each other on whether utopia is achievable, or a dangerous illusion. With humor, sharp disagreements, and deep philosophical questions, the episode paints a vivid picture of competing futures, leaving listeners to wrestle with what freedom, sovereignty, and abundance might really look like.

Ghost welcomes filmmaker Adam Riva to unpack his latest documentary A Clean Break, the newest installment in the Order Out of Chaos series. Together they explore the Israeli influence on U.S. policy leading up to and after 9/11, focusing on neoconservative networks, policy documents like A Clean Break, and the roles of figures such as Richard Perle and Philip Zelikow. Adam details how Israel's intelligence apparatus, software companies, and deep ties to American politics shaped the groundwork for endless wars in the Middle East, while Ghost connects these revelations to today's battles over sovereignty, propaganda, and state capture. The conversation weaves through historical context, false flag operations, 9/11 foreknowledge, and the ongoing erosion of civil liberties, painting a picture of how “clean breaks” in policy created decades of chaos. A gripping discussion that pairs history, research, and narrative warfare in the fight to understand who really pulls the strings.

In this episode of Alphas Make Sandwiches, hosts Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada welcome Michelle from Tamarack Gardens for a deep dive into the world of herbal remedies, natural healing, and the surprising power of weeds. The conversation winds from idioms and laughter to the very real story of how Michelle's journey into herbalism began with saving her son's life. She shares her passion for empowering families to care for their health through God's bounty, revealing how everyday plants like yarrow, plantain, and mullein can treat everything from fevers to bee stings. The discussion also touches on the recent emotional fallout from Charlie Kirk's assassination, exploring grief, hope, spiritual warfare, and the revival stirring across communities. By the end, listeners are inspired to see nature, faith, and personal resilience in a new light, whether through old-fashioned challenges, family stories, or the healing power found right in their own backyards.

CannCon, Alpha Warrior, JB White, and Cam Cooksey kick off this wild episode with fantasy football smack talk, big wins, and painful losses before diving into NFL news, injuries, and their weekly game picks. But football is just the start, the crew veers into hilarious chaos with “Smoking with My Chromies,” where queso dip finally gets conquered, complete with cheese-on-brats taste tests. From crazy social media gun demonstrations to emotional father-son moments, viral animals, and debates about spitting incidents in the NFL, the episode swings between heartfelt, unfiltered, and downright absurd. With jokes, disclaimers, and plenty of off-the-wall video reactions, Y Chromes delivers another unpredictable ride that's equal parts sports banter, locker-room humor, and brotherhood.

Jon Herold records a pre-taped episode while traveling, opening with updates on his schedule and sponsors before diving into the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination. He questions the fundraising tactics of TPUSA, noting the push for donations so soon after Kirk's death feels exploitative, and warns against trauma-driven psyops that can herd people back into complacency. Jon reviews Trump's recent Truth Social posts, from trade talks with China and a TikTok deal framework, to commentary on immigration, crime in D.C., and even football kickoff rules. He highlights Trump's push to cut quarterly reporting, potential Supreme Court rulings, and the U.S.-UK nuclear power agreements set to roll out. The episode also covers armed Marxist groups in Utah, Biden's $20B green fund scandal, vaccine disclosures, and a Secret Service agent disciplined for celebrating Kirk's murder. Closing with product plugs and reflections on cancel culture hypocrisy, Jon underscores the need for discernment, free speech, and resilience in navigating both tragedy and disinformation.

CannCon and Zak “RedPill78” Paine unpack the continuing shockwaves of Charlie Kirk's assassination, drawing parallels to the tumultuous 1960s and questioning whether history is repeating itself. They break down Utah Governor Spencer Cox's press conferences, conflicting reports about suspect Tyler Robinson, and the FBI's credibility crisis under Cash Patel. From Discord chats and rifles wrapped in towels to oddities about body armor and bullet wounds, the hosts examine the unanswered questions fueling conspiracy theories. They also dig into the political battle over Charlie Kirk's legacy, the push by some to elevate Ben Shapiro, and Steve Bannon's endorsement of Erica Kirk as the rightful heir to TPUSA's mission. Beyond the assassination, the show covers Trump's deployment of the National Guard to Memphis, Hunter Biden's legal battles, and new doubts about Trump's supposed signature in Epstein's “birthday book.” With skepticism, sharp analysis, and plenty of fire, this episode captures a movement wrestling with grief, distrust, and the fight to control the narrative.

JB White opens this episode with technical hiccups and football talk before shifting to the heart of the matter: the national mood after Charlie Kirk's assassination. He reads Marine veteran Robert M. Sperling's viral rant, which captures how ordinary Americans, previously apolitical, have been radicalized by witnessing brutal crimes and the disturbing celebrations that followed. JB expands on Sperling's warning to Democrats, arguing that their failure to police their ranks has awakened a sleeping giant. He connects America's crisis to Europe's abandonment of its Judeo-Christian roots, warns against soulless ideology masquerading as justice, and calls for men of faith and courage to stand guard in schools and society. With sharp words for those who equated Kirk to Hitler, reflections on Trump's role, and a closing gospel song reminding listeners that “God is good,” the episode blends outrage, faith, and resilience into a defiant call for renewal.

Burning Bright and Ghost continue their deep dive into the Sovereign Alliance's battle against the Globalist Deep State, tracing the ripple effects of Charlie Kirk's assassination across the geopolitical landscape. They unpack how dark money networks tied to the event are being exposed and dismantled in unexpected theaters, from Middle Eastern power plays to shifts in European alliances. The hosts connect these developments to broader moves in the information war, showing how sovereign nations are beginning to reassert control against centralized globalist forces.  With sharp analysis, historical framing, and a focus on narrative warfare, they reveal how the struggle is unfolding across both visible conflicts and hidden financial currents. This episode challenges listeners to see the bigger picture, where tragedy, finance, and sovereignty collide in a world at a crossroads.

Jon Herold and Chris Paul dive into the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination, unpacking the layers of psyops, media manipulation, and consensus coercion shaping the public response. They question the official narrative, explore the use of trauma events as tools of psychological warfare, and highlight how influencers on both the left and right are funneled into controlled opposition. From Kash Patel's controversial role to Trump's carefully timed statements, the hosts dissect the optics, cover pieces, and public reactions driving division and compliance. They challenge listeners to resist emotional manipulation, recognize the patterns of information war, and avoid falling into the traps of fear, censorship, and false unity.

Cam Cooksey opens this heartfelt episode of Flow by celebrating Georgia's thrilling win over Tennessee before shifting into a raw reflection on one of the hardest weeks of his life, the assassination of Charlie Kirk. With honesty and conviction, Cam contrasts the “death cult” of hatred with the movement of faith, love, and dialogue Kirk stood for, vowing to carry that legacy forward. The episode blends community interaction, personal stories, and live call-ins, including a moving testimony of survival, forgiveness, and faith. Cam reminds listeners not to take the bait of fear or anger but to stand firm in God's light. Alongside heavy spiritual reflections, he shares lighter moments, sports banter, chat interactions, and sponsor reads, anchoring the show in both resilience and everyday life. A powerful mix of grief, hope, and determination, this episode captures the essence of flowing forward together.

Brad Zerbo and Jaytriot dedicate this episode of The Audio Files to processing the shock and grief of Charlie Kirk's assassination through the power of music. They weave a journey from anger to resilience, curating songs that reflect raw emotion, unshakable defiance, and the hope needed to carry forward. From metal tracks that channel rage without violence, to classics like Tom Petty's “I Won't Back Down,” Tesla's “Hang Tough,” and Johnny Cash's “Man in Black,” each song becomes a statement of strength and principle. They share personal stories of concerts, mosh pits, and college experiences with intolerance, connecting them to Kirk's own legacy of dialogue over violence. Along the way, they reflect on Codex 9/11 screenings, the Streisand effect amplifying Kirk's message, and the broader cultural battle over free speech and indoctrination. The show closes with uplifting selections, Kansas, Hatebreed, opera, and more, reminding listeners that while grief is real, music can unify, inspire, and heal.

A menagerie of Badlands Media hosts gather for a raw and wide-ranging conversation in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination. They recount Codex 9/11 screenings across the country, reflect on the shifting political narratives around 9/11, and wrestle with the cultural fallout of celebrating a political murder. The discussion dives into cancel culture versus accountability, the ethics of databases outing those who cheered Kirk's death, and whether retribution feeds the psyop the enemy wants. Historical patterns, Cheney's role on 9/11, and the looming risk of a “second spark” are examined alongside personal stories of grief, resilience, and community. From Orwell quotes to the Smith–Mundt Act, the crew debates propaganda, free speech, and whether America can coexist with people who openly justify violence against their opponents. Equal parts somber, fiery, and reflective, this episode captures a movement grappling with grief and the dangerous crossroads ahead.

Matt Trump delivers a powerful and deeply personal episode exploring the spiritual darkness unleashed in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination. Drawing from Milton's Paradise Lost, Catholic tradition, and his own journey of faith, Matt frames current events as part of a larger battle between good and evil, where demonic forces sow ugliness, deception, and despair. He reflects on the demonic joy expressed by some over Kirk's death, calling it the most spiritually jarring moment since 9/11, and shares testimony about prayer, the rosary, and the role of Mary as “terror of demons” in this fight. With historical references, personal stories, and reflections on faith, Matt urges listeners to resist despair, reject the whispers of vengeance, and cling to God's will. This is not just commentary but a call to spiritual arms—reminding his audience that truth, beauty, and goodness will ultimately prevail.

CannCon and Ashe in America open with raw reflections on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, describing the emotional toll, the cultural impact, and how the tragedy is resonating with their own children and communities. They debate the premature push to name Ben Shapiro as Kirk's “replacement,” the pressures around speaking critically of Israel, and the deeper narratives shaping public perception. The hosts then pivot to the stunning dismissal of charges against Michigan's alternate electors, highlighting the judge's First Amendment defense and Dana Nessel's lawfare tactics. Through sharp analysis and candid conversation, they expose the government's abuse of power, the dangers of silencing election challenges, and the manipulation of narrative by corporate media. From personal grief to constitutional battles, this episode captures the exhaustion, resilience, and faith needed to keep moving forward in the fight for truth.

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince dive into a heavy week of vaccine revelations, starting with Senate hearings led by Ron Johnson that spotlight a suppressed study comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated children, showing staggering differences in chronic illness and autism rates. They break down Trump's explosive Truth Social post on thimerosal, its ties to autism research, and RFK Jr.'s push to overhaul vaccine policy, including his clashes with entrenched CDC officials. From Fauci's deleted emails and Rand Paul's relentless pursuit of accountability, to Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo's fiery defense of medical freedom, the hosts highlight the growing cracks in Big Pharma's narrative. Along the way, they explore toxins, nutrition, and grassroots food reform as key to reversing degenerative disease, while exposing media spin and establishment panic. A fast-moving episode that blends politics, health, and the fight for sovereignty over our bodies.

Ghost opens with reflections on the assassination of Charlie Kirk and Trump's warnings of foreign actors behind the chaos, before pivoting to the bigger picture. From Poland's claims of Russian drone incursions and Trump's careful response, to NATO's economic strain and Fox News' manipulative narratives, the episode dissects how perception shapes geopolitics. Ghost then turns to Israel's strike on Qatar, examining Moscow's condemnation, Qatar's fury, and even Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's fiery call for accountability. With Arab nations showing rare unity, Trump pressing Netanyahu, and the UN taking up ceasefire resolutions, the Middle East stands at a crossroads. Add in India's oil games, Russia's banking alternatives to SWIFT, and the EU's internal fractures, and Ghost shows how global power structures are shifting fast. A wide-ranging, fiery, and deeply connected breakdown of a world on edge.

Jon Herold breaks down the latest developments in the Charlie Kirk assassination, including the arrest of 22-year-old Tyler Robinson after his own family turned him in. While the FBI takes credit, Jon points out that open-source information and family courage, not federal investigation, led to the capture. He questions inconsistencies in the timeline, missing evidence, and whether Robinson is a patsy. Beyond the case, Jon reflects on the wave of cancel culture targeting those who celebrated Kirk's death, wrestling with the moral and strategic dilemmas of fighting speech with firings. Trump's Good Morning America interview adds weight to the discussion, as he recalls Kirk's influence on youth, warns about Putin and Poland, hints at RICO cases against George Soros, and announces the National Guard's deployment to Memphis after success in D.C. With added updates on Brazil's conviction of Bolsonaro, Paramount's bid for Warner Bros., and the stalled pace of declassifications, Jon closes the week with sharp analysis, candid reflection, and a call for resilience in the face of psyops.

CannCon and Chris Paul open the show by reflecting on the Codex 9/11 premiere and how public trauma events, from 9/11 to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, are weaponized to control narratives. They dissect the FBI's evidence against 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, raising questions about timelines, missing rifles, and suspicious footage, while stressing America's “zero trust environment” where official stories rarely add up. The hosts compare Kirk's murder to historical assassinations, explore media spin, and call out attempts to weaponize anger into violence. They also highlight Secret Service lapses, including a missed Glock at Trump's golf club, and debate the larger information war being waged through psyops. From Epstein's lingering networks to Iran's crippled nuclear program, Kamala Harris's new book, and even bizarre cartel-like violence in Dallas, this episode blends skepticism, cultural analysis, and warnings about manipulation, urging listeners to think critically, resist demoralization, and stay focused on the bigger battle.

JB White delivers a fiery and emotional broadcast in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, grappling with grief, anger, and the deeper cultural rot that made such violence possible. He reads Turning Point USA's official statement honoring Kirk's legacy, praising his devotion to free speech, debate, and faith, while condemning the left's vile celebrations and media gaslighting. With raw honesty, JB reflects on generational duty, the manipulation of black Americans, and the dangers of “both sides” relativism that excuses an ideology built on destruction. He shares words from Stephen Miller and Mickey Willis, highlighting the need for vigilance, strategic responses, and spiritual grounding while refusing to let anger be weaponized against the movement. From sports metaphors to cultural critiques, this episode blends sorrow, outrage, and determination—urging listeners to honor Charlie's legacy by rejecting lies, crushing the corrupt ideology of the left, and standing unapologetically for freedom.