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JB White opens Florida-Georgia week distracted and fired up, with a Victory Monday for the Gators and Jaguars even though neither team played. He starts with the homecoming week shooting at Florida A&M, where six juveniles were shot, and draws a straight line to gang activity in Atlanta, Miami, Jacksonville and Haiti. JB says young males need a strong hand, talks about his own work in Haiti an...

Alpha Warrior and Josh Reid open the week with Brazil's election, the planned summit between Trump, Putin and Xi, and Zelensky asking for a seat at the table. They also revisit a Glenn Beck breakdown on Ukraine that Trump reposted. Next they dig into the Leah Files fight with Sean Ryan, the red flags each side raises about the other, and a clip questioning the future of the petrodollar as BRICS co...

Burning Bright goes solo for The Peacemakers, a look at how Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are steering the world toward peace and a multipolar order while their opponents try to stop it. He opens with the Brazilian election result and the Democrats' talk of a blue wave in Congress, then breaks down a 55-second Obama clip on the Iran war, pulling out two claims he says are true and one he says is...

Jonathan Drake opens Episode 51 with a perfect central Illinois fall day, a theory about weather control by radio towers, tung oil on his patio furniture, and prayers for a Badlander lost in a house fire and for Polymathanon, who has a GiveSendGo running. He recaps Spooner's Proposition 5 and free banking: why a third party that inserts itself into private contracts at gunpoint is a usurper, why t...

Jon Herold and Chris Paul open the Saturday edition with Chris's new multi-part article on the uniparty, and why so much of the truth community stops believing in it once election season starts. From there they get into early voting and Trump's comments on mail-in ballots, the Bulwark's report on voters registered at Scott Presler's Pennsylvania home, and a 2025 bomb threat that broke up an anti-T...

Cam Cooksey and the Flow chat take on Double Jeopardy built from the 1965 Alabama literacy test, the questions Black voters were made to answer before registrars would let them sign up to vote. Cam reads each question aloud, the chat plays as one team, and the answers come in fast from regulars and first-timers alike. Categories include Crime and Punishment, Papers, and States vs. the Swamp, cover...

The Friday crew dig into Final answer, field trip and smart kids, with plenty of commentary along the way. First up, the talk turns to Catholic school, with Vans in the mix. Then the crew gets into income tax, with Fifth Amendment, Registrar Key and President in the mix. From there, it's on to Jim Crow test, with Karen Reed and Rights in the mix. Later, the conversation moves to Final answer, with...

Matt Trump opens a two-part Halloween special on the history of horror movies, which he calls the most American genre of the most American art form, with classic trailers along the way. He goes from Caligari, Nosferatu and Lon Chaney to Universal's Dracula and Frankenstein, Tod Browning's Freaks, the Hays Code years and Val Lewton's Cat People. Then come the 1950s monsters, Hammer's Dracula, Willi...

Chris Paul and Burning Bright take on Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, opening with HAL 9000, the secret briefing on the monolith, and the cover story told to the crew at Clavius. The guys dig into why Kubrick's films are so hard to pin down, from Eyes Wide Shut to Full Metal Jacket, and whether you can separate the art from the artist. They listen through Bill Cooper's Mystery Babylon rea...

President Trump returns to his home state of Florida for a midterm rally, backing Ashley Moody for the U.S. Senate and urging voters to elect a Republican House and Senate on November 3rd. He defends the Second Amendment, goes after Ilhan Omar's name and record, and takes on gas prices, tariffs and inflation, crime and the border. He closes by laying out the agenda for the next two years, includin...

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince open with Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts out for the season with blood clots in his lungs, the press conference where he said he was vaccinated, and Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk's diagnosis. They then dig into HHS's 2026 update to the National Plan to Address Alzheimer's Disease, the inflammation and amyloid plaque debate, and RFK Jr.'s women's health priorities, incl...

Jon Herold breaks down the DOJ charging two former senior FBI officials, Nikki Cole Flores and Bradley Benavidez, with lying to Congress about the Foreign Influence Task Force's role in the Hunter Biden investigations, including Flores' message that she was 'basically running a shadow government' across the FBI. Jon explains why lying-to-Congress cases in front of a DC jury feel like low-hanging f...

Frankie Val celebrates Jay Gulinello's birthday and brings Jim Lee of ClimateViewer back on to put the week's big cyber news into plain English. With governments and intelligence agencies telling websites to patch or shut down, Jim walks through how AI tools like Claude Mythos are finding critical holes in code used everywhere, including a 10.0 severity GitLab flaw going back to 2014, and what a c...

President Trump takes the stage in Sioux City, Iowa, to rally for Ashley Hinson in the Senate race days before the midterm election. Trump goes after Minnesota's leadership and a memo telling illegal alien criminals how to evade capture, touts his tax cuts and the end of the death tax for family farms, and talks up most favored nation deals that he says brought the lowest drug prices. He covers th...

JB White checks in from Orange Park, tired but fired up, with a Friday show on Ukraine, the CIA and the fight for discernment heading into the midterms. JB pushes back on the idea that Ukraine has given America nothing, pointing to the Army Transformation Initiative, small drones at every level, and a war game where Ukrainian drone operators took out most of an American tank brigade. He argues the...

CannCon and Chris Paul close out the week on the anniversary of the Beirut barracks bombing, with a salute to the Marines of 1/8 before getting into the news. The guys dig into the Russia and Ukraine seesaw, the history of Tsar Alexander II backing Lincoln while England and France worked to break up the Union, and the Fox and Friends meltdown over JD Vance refusing to get involved in Israel's elec...

CannCon and Alpha Warrior trade war stories and Marine Corps memories on episode 172 of SITREP, opening with a tribute to the men who never came home and a reminder that freedom is protected by blood, not paper. It starts light, with a day of dump runs and CannCon's story of hauling roofing debris after a hurricane in a heavy-duty truck and trailer filled to the brim. From there the conversation g...

Matt McDonagh is back for episode four of Life in the Singularity, and this week he pulls back the curtain on the difference between a model and the harness built around it. He explains why the model is probabilistic while the harness is deterministic, how guardrails keep outputs in bounds, and when it actually makes sense to fine-tune a model instead of leaning on the big general ones. From there...

Ashe in America and CannCon continue The Creature From Jekyll Island with Chapter 19, Greenbacks and Other Crimes. G. Edward Griffin argues the Civil War was driven by economic and political interests more than the question of slavery, and walks through how both the Union and the Confederacy paid for the war with fiat money. The crew covers Lincoln's greenbacks and why the bankers hated them, Conf...

The Department of Justice and FBI Director Kash Patel announce a newly unsealed RICO indictment against Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas, along with relatives and associates accused of cashing in on legislation, access and influence. The First Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia lays out the charges: an alleged criminal enterprise operating in plain sight, narcotics and...

Jon Herold breaks down the federal racketeering and money laundering case against Virginia State Senator L. Louise Lucas, 82, charged along with her daughters over a cannabis business. Jon reads the indictment, from a police chief warning her to stop selling marijuana to claims she used her office to push legislation that benefited the family enterprise, and asks why the case predates the Trump ad...

CannCon and Alpha Warrior team up for the Thursday Badlands Daily, after a rocky start with Alpha's audio cutting out. First up is the Treasury memo on the Biden investigation and the Blue Star Strategies Ukraine story, then the Social Security Administration database and how it is being used to check voter rolls. From there the hosts cover Liz Harris and the Maricopa canvass, Judge Carter and the...

Jon Herold and Burning Bright dig into industrial complex, decode industrial and Ukraine war. First up, the talk turns to red line, with State Department, Canada and Donald Trump in the mix. Then the crew gets into longer trusts, with Democrats, Donald Trump and Atlantic in the mix. From there, it's on to mouth open, with Polymarket and Data Republican in the mix. Later, the conversation moves to...

Shipwreck opens the night with a Halloween baking update, the struggle of royal icing, half-finished witch hat cookies, and a Sam's Club membership tip. Then it's into the week's online drama: a researcher's unaired Sean Ryan Show interview, Sean Ryan's explanation of why he shelved it, and why Shipwreck still values sources who show their work even when she doesn't agree with them. Next up is a p...

Steve Kwast, joined by co-hosts Mindy and Ashe in America, opens a new series on Space Revolution about the most important preparation for the future: understanding human nature, human purpose and our interior life before new technology reshapes the world. Mindy frames the big questions. How do we build a society grounded in love, service, relationships and meaningful effort? How do we use technol...