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CannCon, Ashe in America, and Colonel Towner Watkins wrap up Ralph Pizzullo's Stolen Elections and they are not holding back. The crew digs into the book's most explosive update yet: CIA collusion in election theft, Chinese components baked into voting machines, and a fake ID scheme tied to mail-in ballot fraud. Virginia's sneaky redistricting ballot language gets called out for the psychological...

Episode 100 of Geopolitics with Ghost lands on a milestone moment. Ghost opens with an IDF soldier destroying a Jesus statue in Southern Lebanon, calling it a symbol of the Greater Israel project made visible. From there, Ghost breaks down Netanyahu's incentive structure, his Kahanist cabinet, and why he cannot afford peace. The IDF's new forward defense zone in Lebanon gets mapped out, with Mount...

Jon Herold is feeling good today, and for once it is because of actual documents. A newly declassified intelligence memo from 2020 confirms that US agencies warned the president about foreign adversary capabilities to manipulate voting infrastructure, including the bombshell admission that results could be manipulated across enough states to influence a presidential election. Jon breaks down what...

The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution convenes to examine Operation Arctic Frost, the Biden-era FBI investigation that Republicans argue was a politically motivated dragnet targeting the entire Republican political apparatus. Jeffrey Clark testifies about his home raid, Georgia indictment, years of bar proceedings, and millions in legal fees stemming from writing an internal DOJ me...

CannCon and Ghost bring the Geopolitics Tuesday energy and waste no time. Ghost voted that morning in Virginia's special election on a constitutional amendment that uses the phrase "restore fairness" to push a map that would flip an almost-even state to a 10-to-1 Democrat congressional delegation. The guys break down the naked power grab, CIA-backed governor Abigail Spanberger, and what it all sig...

Jon Herold and Zak Paine kick off Episode 181 with a debate over whether Joe DeGenova's DOJ hire signals real progress or is just a PR move, while unpacking Pam Bondi's alleged role in blocking him from the start. Cash Patel's Maria Bartiromo interview, his apparent slip about indicting "former director Comey," and his $250M lawsuit against The Atlantic all get put under the microscope. Then the s...

The Bible is "problematic," a bishop wants a Third Testament, an IDF soldier smashed a crucifix in Lebanon, and the Grand RICO is finally closing in. No big deal. Just another Monday night with Ashe and Ghost unpacking how spiritual warfare and political warfare are the same battlefield. From the Noahide Laws to Kash Patel's arrest promises, this episode connects dots that most people are still af...

Who funds a neo-Nazi militia? Apparently, Jewish oligarchs do. Ghost breaks down one of modern history's most paradoxical military units: the Azov Battalion. From its roots in Ukrainian soccer hooliganism to becoming a formalized regiment in Ukraine's National Guard, Ghost traces how a far-right militia bankrolled by billionaire Igor Kolomoisky became central to the 2014 Donbas conflict and beyond...

Think the Cold War started because Russia was scary? Think again. In this episode, Matt Ehret walks us through the Guzenko Affair of 1946, a coordinated British intelligence operation that used a low-level Russian cipher clerk with a bag over his head to terrify the Western world into submission. Along the way, Ehret covers eugenics in American universities, Churchill's admiration for Mussolini, H...

Alpha's out playing grandpa-in-training (twins, congrats!), so Caleb Epp steps in as the honorary fourth Y Chromosome. The guys dive deep into NHL playoff predictions with Caleb leading the charge as the resident hockey expert, debate whether an elephant or a rhino wins in a fight (spoiler: tusks beat horns), and roast Buffalo fans for their very enthusiastic pre-game rituals. Then things get genu...

It is Monday, which means Jon Herold is caffeinated, mildly sleep-deprived, and ready to sort through the week's most consequential news with the skepticism it deserves. Kash Patel went on Maria Bartiromo and dropped a bold promise: stay tuned this week, arrests are coming. Jon unpacks what that actually means, and why it sounds a little too familiar. The Brennan grand jury probe got a major shake...

CannCon and Zak Paine kick off the week with a Monday full of genuinely big news, starting with Trump's executive order to fast-track FDA approval of Ibogaine for addiction, PTSD, and mental illness. Zak shares his personal perspective as a recovering addict, and the guys tear apart the pharmaceutical industrial complex's stranglehold on mental health treatment. Kash Patel goes on Maria Bartiromo...

Jensen Huang didn't just make a sales pitch. He announced American dominance. JB White breaks down why NVIDIA is essentially a state instrument with a stock ticker, and why that matters more than most people realize. He also takes on Bitcoin maximalists who, in his view, are missing the forest for the trees when it comes to what Trump is actually building. Add in a sharp take on multipolarity, the...

Are we living in a controlled simulation? Josh and Alpha Warrior go full red pill on episode 23, connecting The Matrix to real-world control systems, DMT research, and the disturbing truth behind DNA harvesting operations tied to 23andMe, Google, and Jeffrey Epstein. They break down the science of psychedelics, ancient fertility cults, and why Q post 4966 about a war on your DNA might be the most...

Burning Bright sits down with veteran and info war analyst CannCon for a wide-ranging episode that asks the questions most people in the truth community are afraid to answer. Is the Iran war actually a war, or is Trump wearing a neocon mask to disarm the neocon war machine? CannCon brings his combat experience to bear on the gap between the 9/11 narrative that sent him overseas and what he now und...

What happens when you question not just the government, not just the media, but the very atoms they told you everything is made of? Jonathan Drake, Chris Paul, and Polymath kick off a brand new series on ether physics by doing what any good troublemaker does: refusing to start the conversation in the middle. This inaugural episode lays the philosophical and theological groundwork for why the ether...

What if the secret to your pet's health (and yours) was a mushroom? Jon Herold sits down with Kurt and Cristin Ludlow of PetClub247 for a conversation that starts with a dog named Zenta and ends with a full deep dive into the immune system, mushroom science, and why your pet is probably living half as long as it should. From a terminal cancer diagnosis reversed at Sloan Kettering to a 14-year-old...

Jon Herold and Chris Paul return for the Saturday edition of the Devolution Power Hour with a packed slate. Trump's Truth Social posts dominate from Iran/Strait of Hormuz confusion to a not-so-subtle dig at JD Vance. The guys break down the coordinated world of paid influence campaigns, prompted by Ashley St. Clair's tell-all revelations about ConInc money and messaging ops. Then it gets heavy: th...

Cam Cooksey is back from GART Nashville with a hoarse voice, a fresh camera, and a full plate. Episode 48 covers the whirlwind of Trump's True Social posts: the AI image controversy, Franklin Graham's defense, and Trump's pointed messages on Iran's ceasefire, the Strait of Hormuz, and a stern warning to Israel. NATO gets called a paper tiger, while Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar earn the "real ally"...

OnlyLands is back and barely functional after GART, and that's exactly how you know it was a great event. The crew recaps Nashville in full chaotic glory, including a tweaker encounter near the Parthenon, a Brian hero moment, and a birthday party that may or may not have been pagan. From there, the hosts pivot to planning Deadwood and whether they can sneak it into the America 250 celebration rost...

Viktor Orban is out, but before you spiral into a full black pill, host Matt Trump has a story to tell and a reframe to offer. In this episode, Matt draws on his own firsthand experience behind the Iron Curtain in 1985 to give the Hungarian elections the kind of context you won't get from NPR. The man who defeated Orban, Peter Madjar, turns out to be a former Orban loyalist who ran to his right on...

CannCon and Ashe in America welcome James Wiley, Red Flame of Liberty, fresh off a commanding 72% sweep at the Colorado Republican Assembly for Secretary of State. The three dig into the credentialing chaos that left delegates standing in line for hours and produced 80 more votes than voters. Wiley breaks down the BIOS password scandal that exposed Colorado voting machines to potential foreign com...

President Trump takes the stage in Phoenix at a Turning Point Action event, opening with breaking news: Iran has agreed to open the Strait of Hormuz as nuclear negotiations near completion. Erika Kirk opens the program with a passionate tribute to her late husband Charlie Kirk and a call to protect the 2024 electoral wins heading into the midterms. Trump rattles off a laundry list of first-year ac...

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince are back from a week off and wasting no time. Trump has nominated Dr. Erica Schwartz as the new CDC director, and the MAHA world is already split on whether that's a win or a wolf in sheep's clothing. Kennedy is deregulating a list of peptides that had been quietly shoved into an FDA regulatory black hole since 2023, which means your BPC-157 can finally breathe again....

Ghost breaks down what may be one of the most significant geopolitical shifts in years: a US/Iran peace deal that has the Strait of Hormuz reopening, oil prices dropping, and Trump publicly putting Netanyahu on notice. Ghost walks through Trump's Truth Social blitz, Steve Bannon's signal-setting role, and the "Venezuela model" now playing out with Iran. From the Strait of Malacca to an Iraq/Saudi...