The Colonel of Truth

A deep dive into the hidden crisis shaking America’s trucking industry. Col. Conrad Reynolds sits down with Shannon Everett of American Truckers United and Arkansas Secretary of State candidate Bryan Norris to expose how foreign drivers, licensing loopholes, and weak enforcement are costing American jobs and putting lives at risk. This is a conversation every American needs to hear.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down a major Supreme Court ruling that could finally allow candidates to challenge election laws in court, then turn to the growing chaos in Minnesota—from church disruptions and federal prosecutions to massive fraud schemes and immigration abuse. The episode also covers government waste, foreign policy flashpoints, and why accountability may finally be catching up to the system.

This episode dives into the fight over exit polling, election transparency, and internal Republican power struggles in Arkansas. Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff examine a key federal lawsuit, the dangers of supermajority rule, and how poorly written laws are being used to silence citizens—all while raising serious questions about the future of election integrity in America.

In the first show of 2026, The Colonel of Truth breaks down the stunning extraction of Venezuela’s dictator, the realignment of global power under President Trump, and why the Western Hemisphere is becoming America’s top priority. From election integrity and geopolitical strategy to vaccine reform and military readiness, this episode connects the dots on what a new era of American strength really looks like.

In the final show of the year, The Colonel of Truth Show reflects on a year of faith, perseverance, and the ongoing battle for secure elections. From a powerful Christmas miracle to the push for hand-marked paper ballots, Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff recap key moments, expose voting machine vulnerabilities, and explain why accountability is coming—and why 2026 matters more than ever.

In this Christmas-week episode of The Colonel of Truth Show, Col. Conrad Reynolds reflects on faith, family, and the true meaning of Christmas before diving into a critical discussion on election integrity.

Joined by Bryan Norris, Republican candidate for Arkansas Secretary of State, the conversation exposes vulnerabilities in electronic voting machines, key changes hidden in the National Defense Authorization Act, and why hand-marked, hand-counted paper ballots are essential to restoring trust in American elections. The episode also covers government overreach in Arkansas, denied representation, and the growing push for transparency and accountability.

In this episode of The Colonel of Truth Show, Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff examine the growing fight over election integrity in America. From presidential pardon powers and Supreme Court implications to Arkansas lawmakers overriding voter-approved amendments, the conversation exposes how power is shifting away from the people.

Col. Reynolds explains why hand-marked, hand-counted paper ballots are gaining national momentum, how centralized political organizations influence local elections, and what a transparent election system could soon look like across the country. A timely and urgent discussion on restoring trust in American elections.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff dive into Venezuela’s intelligence revelations, foreign interference in the Western Hemisphere, and growing concerns about election security. From narco-terrorism and espionage to Smartmatic and voting machines, this episode unpacks the dangers facing America and what leaders are doing behind the scenes.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff unpack President Trump’s Thanksgiving immigration statement, the welfare magnet at the border, and his call for “reverse migration.” They connect Somali fraud in Minnesota to Venezuela’s looming collapse, the Monroe Doctrine, looming Supreme Court fights over birthright citizenship, and Conrad’s own December 31st trial in Arkansas.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff discuss the reported hidden history of Smartmatic, foreign election influence, and the Venezuelan roots behind modern voting machines. Drawing from recent revelations, firsthand meetings with code designers, and decades of warnings from journalists and experts, they break down why electronic machines remain a national security concern and why America must return to paper ballots. A fast-paced look at the global networks shaping elections and the urgent fight to protect 2024.