The Supreme Court dropped several major rulings, and Chris Michaels is not holding back. He breaks down the Court’s decision to uphold birthright citizenship for children born to illegal immigrants and temporary visitors — calling it a green light for “birthright tourism,” and the continued displacement of American workers through programs like H-1B visas. On a more positive note, the Court ruled that states can bar biological males from competing in girls’ and women’s sports at public schools. He also covers the ruling that struck down limits on coordinated campaign spending between political parties and candidates, and questions the glaring hypocrisy of treating corporations as “people”. Chris closes with a look at Canada’s new “Express Entry” program making it easier for foreign immigrants to join the Canadian Armed Forces — and what that might signal about Canada’s shifting alliances.Raw, direct, and unfiltered as always.

The Supreme Court is at it again. In a 5-4 decision, the Court upheld a Mississippi law allowing absentee ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted even if received afterward. Chris calls this exactly what it is — another move that guarantees ballot irregularities will continue indefinitely.Then the Court ruled that police can continue using Stingray devices to conduct blanket sweeps of everyone’s cell phone data in a given area, as long as they claim it complies with the Fourth Amendment. Chris breaks down how this fits into the larger construction of a permanent surveillance state.He also connects the dots to the rapid rollout of Flock cameras across the country — cameras so advanced they can read bumper stickers and track your movements in real time — and explains how governments are outsourcing surveillance to third parties and foreign allies to bypass constitutional protections.

Dr. Morris Jessup — the astronomer and astrophysicist who wrote the groundbreaking 1955 book The Case for the UFO. Jessup’s book was so significant that it was sent to the Pentagon and reportedly studied by high-level figures, including Wernher von Braun. But the real strangeness began when the book was mysteriously annotated by three unknown individuals — referred to as Mr. A, Mr. B, and Jemi — who claimed to be members of an older Earth civilization with full knowledge of UFO origins.These annotations describe different types of craft, including “L-M ships” that appear friendly or indifferent to humans, versus hostile “S-men.” They also discuss “level telecontrol,” force fields capable of levitating people, and what appears to be interspecies training missions involving telepathic control without triggering fear blocks.Chris explores what these annotations really mean and connects them to his long-held views on plasma technology and the possibility that we’ve been dealing with something far more advanced than conventional rockets for decades.

A woman is caught on video stealing a New York City garbage can painted in Knicks colors during the championship parade — and it turns out she’s an executive director of DEI at JPMorgan Chase with only an associate’s degree. Chris Michaels uses the story to hammer home what happens when companies prioritize race and gender over competence.From there, Chris moves into Donald Trump’s executive order to revive America’s nuclear industrial base with $17.5 billion in financing. While many are celebrating the return of nuclear power, Chris warns that these plants are not being built for regular Americans — they’re being built for AI data centers, digital IDs, central bank digital currencies, and real-time tracking.He also connects the dots between the exploding number of Flock cameras across the country and the C40 “15-minute city” agenda being pushed by globalist mayors, including Phoenix’s recent move to impose stricter standards on data center development. Raw, unfiltered, and straight to the point as always.

Mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago declares a “trans femicide state of emergency” and introduces the new word “transfemicide.” Chris Michaels breaks down the word salad, the arrogance, and the selective outrage while Chicago continues to suffer from record black-on-black shootings and gun violence that the mayor refuses to seriously address.Then Chris dives into a Biden-appointed federal judge — Sparkle Sukhnanen, born in Trinidad and Tobago — who blocked the Trump administration from using the Social Security database to verify who is actually eligible to vote. Chris explains how Democrat judges are weaponizing the courts with “process is the punishment” tactics to protect illegal voting, fraudulent Social Security numbers, and their ability to gin up votes in future elections.

Chris opens today’s show by recapping the big interviews from the weekend, including a deep conversation with Rebecca Hardcastle Wright and a riveting two-and-a-half-hour discussion with Dr. Joseph P. Farrell. He then dives straight into the latest scandal involving a Pride organizer in New York, — a drag queen named Travis Longo — was exposed as a consumer of sexual proclivities. Chris connects this story to his own experience years ago on terrestrial radio. The conversation shifts to politics as Chris highlights Representative Wesley Hunt’s push for the Election Integrity Save America Act. He strongly agrees that requiring proof of citizenship and voter ID is not racist or discriminatory, pointing out that IDs are already required for EBT cards, credit cards, banking, renting homes, and countless other everyday activities. Chris then pivots to the emergency meeting in Tel Aviv with JNS, Iranian Space Lasers, and a scathing response to Mark Levine.

Boulden & Michaels welcomes back internationally renowned author, researcher, and stand-up philosopher Dr. Joseph P. Farrell for another wide-ranging quarterly conversation.In this thought-provoking interview, Dr. Farrell joins Greg Boulden and Chris Michaels to examine some of the most controversial and challenging topics shaping today's world. The discussion explores geopolitics, the future of global finance, tokenization of assets, technological control systems, consciousness, theology, plasma intelligence, the nature of the soul, ancient knowledge, disclosure narratives, and humanity's place in a much larger cosmic framework.As always, Dr. Farrell brings his unique blend of historical analysis, theological insight, and unconventional research to questions that few mainstream conversations are willing to address.

From Iran, to faith, to the afterlife, you won't want to miss this!

On this special interview night, Chris sits down with Rebecca Hardcastle Wright, PhD, founder and director of the Institute for Exo Consciousness. Rebecca defines exo consciousness as the innate human ability to consciously contact, communicate, and co-create with extraterrestrials, multidimensionals, and spiritual realities. Together they explore why Chris views the current “disclosure” push with a jaundiced eye and how plasmoids — once obscure — are suddenly everywhere in the news. They dive deep into plasma science (the true fourth state of matter and potentially the dominant state of the universe), the idea that we are plasma beings living in a 99% plasma cosmos, and how ET narratives have long served as a cover story for advanced human plasma research and weapons development. Rebecca and Chris discuss the hidden history of plasma physics since the 1940s–60s, the mysterious disappearance of plasma scientists, Avi Loeb’s background in plasma physics and his involvement in Reagan’s Star Wars program, and the possibility that exotic, non-nuclear weapons technology is the real story behind much of what’s being presented as “UFO disclosure.”A fascinating, wide-ranging conversation that connects consciousness, plasma physics, and the hidden technological agenda.

Unlike today’s heavily controlled “disclosure” narrative that pushes only a handful of supposed alien species, this old book takes a very different view — suggesting that many UFOs and UAPs may actually come from an advanced civilization or species of man that has remained hidden right here on Earth. Chris walks through the story of Albert Bender, whose 1953 UFO encounters led to the first modern accounts of the Men in Black — mysterious, anachronistic figures who threatened and silenced witnesses. Bender later claimed (via astral projection) to have visited a secret underground saucer base in Antarctica run by male, female, and bisexual beings. Chris connects these older accounts to today’s growing Antarctic mythology, re-Tartaria discussions, multiple ice wall theories, and even Buzz Aldrin’s deleted post about something evil being discovered down there. He also shares his own past channeling experience regarding Antarctica and questions why certain forces seem determined to keep this information suppressed. 

He breaks down the newly leaked 14-point draft of the Memorandum of Understanding between the U.S. and Iran. Chris calls it exactly what it is: kicking the can down the road. It’s not a formal treaty, just a handshake that can be walked back at any moment. Key points from the draft include an immediate end to hostilities on all fronts (including Lebanon), the U.S. lifting the naval blockade, restoring full traffic through the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days, a possible $300 billion reconstruction and economic development package for Iran, the phased lifting of sanctions, and Iran’s commitment to never develop nuclear weapons. Chris highlights Trump’s own comments that the deal is “not final” and that the U.S. will go right back to bombing if Iran misbehaves. He also takes shots at the Israeli-first crowd (Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, etc.) who are already losing their minds over the deal — noting that Israel isn’t even a signatory.