Jason and Matt sit down with independent journalist and commentator James Li, known for his sharp analysis and objective take on current events. James has built a dedicated following by cutting through political narratives and exposing the bipartisan corruption that keeps the establishment in power. His work focuses on media manipulation, government overreach, and the illusions that keep people trapped in the left-right paradigm.

We kick things off with the Epstein files—the long-promised, yet still-unreleased bombshell that MAGA diehards swore would bring down the establishment. Despite Trump’s years in office and continued influence, the files remain buried. Why is that? Who benefits from keeping them hidden? And why do so many still believe the myth that their political savior will one day deliver "justice"?

From there, we shift focus to Trump’s own ties to Epstein, dissecting the reality behind their relationship and how the duopoly blinds its followers to the crimes of their own side. While the left obsesses over Trump’s scandals, the right conveniently ignores the ones that implicate their own idols.

Then, we get into Trump’s latest campaign of censorship—an effort supposedly aimed at "stopping antisemitism" but one that will undoubtedly be weaponized against the very people currently cheering it on. The same crowd that once decried cancel culture and government control over speech is now applauding the expansion of the censorship regime. We break down how this strategy plays directly into the hands of the establishment.

James leaves us on a high note, answering our white pill question on how people can break free from the mental control of the duopoly and reclaim their ability to think critically.

Join us for an enlightening conversation that delves into the intersection of politics, media, and freedom, as we explore the challenges and opportunities facing independent thinkers in today's complex information landscape.

If you’re tired of the partisan nonsense and ready for an honest, unfiltered look at what’s really going on, this episode is for you. (Length: 1:03:11)