According2Sam Podcast

A 1998 film starring Nicolas Cage, ‘Snake Eyes’, began trending following the recent murder of Charlie Kirk. The movie takes place over a single night at a casino in Atlantic City during a heavyweight boxing match. Notably, the date shown on the event marquee is September 10—the same day Kirk was assassinated. The marquee also features the name of the defending champion: Tyler “The Executioner.” T...

FBI Director Kash Patel shocked the nation last weekend when he revealed on social media that the FBI is still actively investigating the murder of Charlie Kirk. He stated that the bureau is examining numerous aspects of the case, including several conspiracy theories that have been circulating. He said they were still investigating the location from where the shot was taken, the possibility of ac...

Human nature is not complicated. We are all born with the same basic instincts, and it’s easy for us to understand when people act in ways that align with this shared nature. But when someone behaves in a way that diverges from it, we often find it confusing—even foolish. For example, the moment when Charlie Kirk’s wife, Erika, spoke at his memorial and said she forgave the man who murdered her hu...

The outraged cries about threats to free speech following ABC Disney's suspension of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' ring hollow—especially coming from the same voices that once cheered when Roseanne Barr was fired for comments about former National Security Advisor Susan Rice. These same individuals also pushed for Tucker Carlson’s removal from Fox News and celebrated when it happened. They applauded social...

Over the past few days, since the brutal assassination of Charlie Kirk, many on the political left have argued that political violence in America is a problem on both sides of the aisle. However, while making that case, numerous individuals on the left have simultaneously been posting videos that callously celebrate and mock Kirk’s death. Some have recorded themselves singing gleeful songs with ly...

Every year in late spring, as the semester winds down and universities prepare for commencement ceremonies, there is always at least one student who takes to social media to celebrate a particular accomplishment. It’s not just the achievement of completing their education and earning a degree, but they're celebrating the fact that they made it through college without becoming a liberal. In many wa...

In various parts of Europe, a new trend has emerged among women who wear long, loose-fitting shirts—often referred to as "subway shirts"—while commuting on public transportation. The purpose of this clothing choice is to feel safer and reduce the risk of harassment during their daily travels. Many reports of harassment have surfaced in countries such as France and the United Kingdom, with many wom...

Tensions in the United Kingdom have escalated significantly, with civil unrest approaching dangerous levels. At the heart of the division is the contentious issue of illegal immigration. Many British citizens have expressed frustration over the increasing number of migrants crossing the English Channel and entering the country illegally. One form of protest is a campaign known as ‘Operation Raise...

For nearly a decade, we’ve been told that Russian operatives hacked the Democratic National Committee and stole emails and other documents, which were then passed to WikiLeaks and published ahead of the 2016 election. Both WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and the Russian government have denied that Russia was the source of the leaked DNC materials. Although no definitive evidence has been publicly...

The stakes are high for the 2026 Congressional midterm elections, and both Democrats and Republicans know it. This urgency is driving the mid-decade redistricting efforts now underway in several states. In Republican-controlled states, district lines are being redrawn to boost the party’s chances of retaining control of the House of Representatives. Meanwhile, Democrats are pursuing redistricting...

A new analytical report from The New York Times , published this week, reveals a significant disparity in voter registration between the two major political parties from 2020 to 2024. In the 30 states that track party affiliation, Democrats lost registered voters to Republicans in every single one—often by a large margin. The report describes the Democratic Party as “bleeding support” and in a sta...

A recent talking point among some Democrats and members of the legacy media is that President Trump’s efforts to resolve global conflicts are motivated primarily by a desire to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Some go further, suggesting his interest stems from envy over President Obama’s receipt of the award. Regardless of his motivations, what is undeniable is that President Trump has taken active ste...

President Trump set a goal for his second administration: to end the war between Russia and Ukraine. He famously stated during last year's campaign that he would end the war on his first day. While he did not achieve that ambitious timeline, he has been aggressively pursuing a peace agreement between the two nations. It marks a significant policy shift from the Biden administration, which made no...

It’s been over two months since the public fallout between President Trump and Elon Musk. Elon said President Trump was unstable due to his age, while Trump called Musk a “b******t artist.” The spectacle entertained many—especially Democrats and members of the media—who had long predicted a rift between the two. Watching it unfold so publicly was a bonus, playing out in real time across social med...

When Barack Obama won the 2008 presidential election, his campaign centered on transformative change, encapsulated in the slogan "Change You Can Believe In." In his victory speech in Chicago that night, he declared, "It's been a long time coming, but tonight, because of what we did on this day, in this election, at this defining moment, change has come to America." Despite this promise, the Obama...

There has been a lot of conversation about the so-called "deep state" and whether it actually exists. Some argue that, of course, there is a shadowy deep state influencing policy in Washington, D.C., while others dismiss the idea, labeling it a conspiracy theory. Another way to think about the deep state is in terms of the continuity of government. This refers to individuals within the intelligenc...

Newly declassified documents from Special Counsel John Durham’s investigation into the FBI’s probe of President Trump have shed new light on the individuals involved in Obamagate scandal. While President Obama, as chief executive, oversaw the intelligence agencies implicated, the documents show that Hillary Clinton played a central role in initiating a plan to link Trump to Russian interference in...

In November 2015, as the United States was preparing to begin the primary process for the 2016 presidential election, the liberal website Vox Media published an article titled "Don't believe the Democratic Party is in crisis? Then read this tweet." The article highlighted a tweet by journalist Rory Cooper, which read: "Under President Obama, Democrats have lost 900+ state legislature seats, 12 gov...

The Obamagate scandal and the Epstein scandal are, in many ways, fundamentally similar. Both involve rogue elements within the United States intelligence community and include many of the same key figures. Robert Mueller and his deputy, James Comey, were leading the FBI when Jeffrey Epstein was first arrested during the Bush administration. At that time, federal prosecutor Alex Acosta was reported...

For years, U.S. intelligence agencies have invoked national security threats to conceal their activities and withhold information—even from Congress, which is tasked with overseeing them. The courts have reinforced this secrecy by establishing a legal precedent known as the ‘ state secrets privilege’ , an evidentiary rule that allows the exclusion of evidence in legal cases based solely on affidav...

The biggest question surrounding Jeffrey Epstein is: where did his money come from? He went from being a teacher at the prestigious Dalton School—without even a college degree—to becoming a billionaire who owned two private islands in the Virgin Islands, a personal jet, and numerous luxury properties in some of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the United States, seemingly overnight. He also mai...

In an effort to move on from the Jeffrey Epstein controversy and close the case, President Trump posted a message on his social media account over the weekend, urging his supporters not to waste time or energy on Epstein, calling him “somebody that nobody cares about.” Unsurprisingly, this did little to quell public curiosity. Both his supporters and critics continue to demand answers. At the rece...

Earlier this year, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi invited several right-wing social media influencers to the White House and presented them with binders titled “The Epstein Files: Phase 1.” It was promoted to the public as the first batch of documents exposing Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking operation, including information about his clients. Upon review, the files contained no new information...

One of the largest budget items in the newly passed "Big Beautiful Bill" is a significant funding increase for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). ICE is set to receive over $75 billion through 2029, in addition to its base budget of $11 billion for the year 2026. With these resources, ICE raids, arrests, and deportations are expected to rise sharply. However, during a weekend rally in Iowa...

Conflict Theory, the foundation of Communist ideology, was developed by Karl Marx. It posits a perpetual struggle between a small group of individuals who control the means of production (the bourgeoisie) and the larger working class (the proletariat). Marx argued that this class conflict underlies all societies and would inevitably lead to revolution. Although Marxist theory has been largely dism...