The Colonel of Truth

Tina Peters joins Colonel Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff to respond to her controversial 60 Minutes interview, discuss what she says was left out, and share updates on her legal battle and potential Supreme Court appeal. Plus, a look at early voting, election security, and concerns heading into the 2026 midterms.

Former Arkansas Secretary of State candidate Bryan Norris joins Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff to discuss his removal from the Republican Party of Arkansas, the growing divide inside the state GOP, and why he believes voters—not party leadership—should have the final say.

Plus, the conversation turns to paper ballots, voting machines, ballot access, and the fight over the future of Arkansas elections.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff recap their Washington, D.C. meetings, discuss the latest Supreme Court action on mail-ballot rules, and outline their 100-day election-security plan centered on hand-marked paper ballots and hand-count verification.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff examine new warnings about voting-system vulnerabilities, challenge claims that election equipment is truly “air-gapped,” and explain why they believe hand-marked paper ballots and human verification are essential. They also discuss Arkansas election policy, federal funding for paper-based systems, and their upcoming book, Duped.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff are joined by former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters to discuss her legal battle, the election records she says were deleted during a voting-system update, and her continued push for election transparency. The episode also examines changes at the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, vulnerabilities in computerized voting equipment, and the movement toward hand-marked, hand-counted paper ballots.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff discuss major Supreme Court rulings, the SAVE Act, birthright citizenship, election integrity, presidential authority, and the latest legal battles shaping America's future.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down the latest Supreme Court rulings, the fight over election integrity, the SAVE Act, birthright citizenship, Fourth Amendment protections, Iran, America 250, and key Arkansas battles over paper ballots, exit polling, FOIA, and government accountability.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff are joined by attorney Clint Lancaster to break down Judge Fox’s ruling in the Saline County election contest, the dispute over ballot chain of custody, possible appeal options, and the ongoing fight for election integrity in Arkansas.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff discuss Memorial Day, honoring veterans, major Arkansas election integrity court cases, concerns over voting machines and mass mail-out ballots, and the continued push for hand-marked paper ballots and hand-count audits.

In this episode of The Colonel of Truth, Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down the Arkansas Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling involving Act 975, Norris v. Independence County, and the fight over whether county quorum courts can overturn the will of voters who chose paper ballots.

They also discuss what this ruling could mean for future constitutional challenges in Arkansas, the push for hand-marked paper ballots and stronger chain-of-custody laws, concerns from Saline County, updates from Washington, the SAVE Act, the MESA Act, voting machine vulnerabilities, early voting security, and major national security developments involving Iran, NATO, and U.S. military posture.