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By Badlands Media
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120120 ratings
The podcast currently has 4,093 episodes available.
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Trump lands in North Carolina to make one very clear pitch: pretend I'm on the ballot, because Michael Whatley basically is. The rally leans hard into crime, walking through the brutal murder of Ukrainian refugee Irina Zaretska and Governor Roy Cooper's early release of 3,500 inmates, before comparing it to the infamous Willie Horton ad that sank Dukakis decades ago. From there it's a full sweep of economic bragging rights, record stock market highs, a proposed $5,000 "Trump dividend," no tax on tips and Social Security, plus a candid Iran update covering their sunken navy and a Strait of Hormuz blockade. Congressional candidates Laurie Buck and Jennifer Balcomb get their moment too, alongside plenty of Hurricane Helene recovery talk and some classic crowd banter, including a "front row Joes" shoutout. Heavy on crime and border messaging, with the signature mix of policy wins and unscripted riffing throughout.

Jon Herold and Chris Paul kick off with midterm convention takeaways before Herold recaps some heated online fights he got into this week over the tariff dividend proposal. From there they dig into Joe DiGenova stepping away from the RICO grand conspiracy case in Florida, a development the guys clearly think deserves more attention than it's getting. There's also a stretch on the AI race and what they see as an operation forming around it, plus the usual mailbag style rundown of superchats and viewer comments covering everything from debt policy pushback to a North Dakota State football shoutout. An Aaron Rodgers clip closes things out if time allows, giving the episode a lighter final note after a fairly dense couple of hours.

Jon Herold and Zak Paine bring back Mandela effect subject matter expert Josh Reid for round two, picking up a thread they didn't have time to finish last time. Josh steps into the role of true believer while Jon plays skeptic in chief, and the two go back and forth all night with genuine friction and mutual respect. Expect a deep cut Philip K. Dick speech that gets treated as something close to prophecy, a Terence McKenna clip about "novelty theory" that has aged strangely well, and a fresh batch of reality glitches that longtime viewers of the effect will want to weigh in on. It's a smorgasbord of misremembered logos, altered history, and the kind of confident reasoning that makes you second guess your own memory by the end of the hour, all wrapped in the usual studio banter and sponsor breaks.

Alpha Warrior and Josh Reid are back together after a busy week apart, and they have a lot to unpack. They start with a string of odd weekend occurrences, from air traffic control outages to unusual reports in the skies, before shifting into a big discussion about Trump TV and why the guys think that move was far more significant than most people realize. They also break down the United Nations talks, hints of an Iran deal on the horizon, and new export restriction moves tied to domestic oil and gas. There is a segment digging into John Brennan and questions swirling around subpoenas and timing that line up with older predictions, plus talk of Trump signing a Greenland security deal and a surprising referendum push from parts of the United Kingdom. Expect plenty of banter, community shoutouts, and the guys catching up after Gart.

Fresh off a Vegas GART weekend (complete with Velcro suits and a balloon-room hip injury), CannCon and Ashe in America settle in for a news roundup after one of the great Game-of-Thrones-style beard-oil ad wars you'll ever hear. They dig into the government's own non-citizen voter figures, the 24,000 flagged by the Census Bureau versus millions still unanalyzed, and why neither host fully trusts the numbers coming from either direction. That leads into the absurdity of being told the census and voter rolls "can't be compared" when the data fields are basically the same, and why that excuse props up the whole ERIC and NGO apparatus. From there: a shareholder lawsuit forcing Fox to cough up documents tied to its Dominion and Seth Rich settlements, Rasmussen tidbits, Colorado's registration mess, and an FBI visit to a California MAGA stronghold over alleged ballot stuffing. Plus watermark ballots, the SAVE Act, and how you say Colorado.
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