The Colonel of Truth

Col. Conrad Reynolds and co-host Will Huff share the remarkable origin story of the Arkansas Military Veterans Hall of Fame—from the first idea, to the struggles, setbacks, victories, and the deeply personal mission behind it. Hear how a small team built a statewide legacy honoring Arkansas veterans, how inductees are selected, and why preserving their stories matters now more than ever. This episode also celebrates Col. Reynolds’ own recent induction into the Hall of Fame. A powerful, heartfelt tribute to service, sacrifice, and the heroes who shaped our nation.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff dig into Arkansas’ fight for fair elections and representation. Guest Colt Shelby exposes government overreach and a courtroom win for the people of Franklin County.

Guest host Doc Washburn of The Doc Washburn Show fills in on The Colonel of Truth Show to call out political double standards, rising left-wing hostility, and media silence. From election law violations to street violence, Doc pulls no punches. Special thanks to Doc for filling in.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down allegations that Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders violated state election laws—the very same statute used to indict Col. Reynolds. The Colonel calls out what he sees as a double standard and selective prosecution in Arkansas, questioning whether Attorney General Tim Griffin will uphold his promise of fairness. The discussion dives deep into election law, the fight for paper ballots, and what this case means for integrity in Arkansas politics.

Col. Conrad Reynolds reveals new details about his arrest in Batesville, calling it political retaliation for supporting hand-counted paper ballots. Joined by Will Huff, he exposes how Arkansas officials are using lawfare to silence election integrity advocates.

Lawfare in Arkansas: Col. Reynolds Speaks Out After His Arrest

In this episode of The Colonel of Truth Show, Col. Conrad Reynolds discusses his upcoming arrest in Arkansas — which he says is political retaliation by Arkansas’s Letitia James, also known as AG Tim Griffin, for championing President Trump’s paper ballot election agenda. With Will Huff, he exposes the state’s resistance to election reform, rising national support, and the broader fight for transparency and fair elections.

Col. Conrad Reynolds, Will Huff, and Doc Washburn discuss Trump’s peace plan for Israel and Gaza, Hamas’s response, and the possibility of regime change in Venezuela.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff discuss the Charlie Kirk memorial that turned into a nationwide revival, President Trump’s moving moments with Erika Kirk, the power of forgiveness, and the fight to preserve faith, freedom, and America’s future.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff reflect on Charlie Kirk’s assassination, its impact on America, and the deeper battle of good versus evil. They discuss Kirk’s legacy, the rise of faith in response to tragedy, and the future of Turning Point USA, while also highlighting the urgent need for election integrity.

In this episode of The Colonel of Truth, Col. Reynolds and Will Huff discuss the changing atmosphere in Washington, D.C., under President Trump’s law-and-order approach—from safer streets to improved police morale. They dive into the tragic murder of a Ukrainian refugee in North Carolina, raising hard questions about crime, accountability, and the failures of the justice system.

The conversation then shifts to Trump’s bold executive order renaming the Department of Defense to the Department of War, looming U.S. actions against Venezuela’s narco-terror regime, and the explosive story of the history of Smartmatic, Dominion, and the vulnerabilities of America’s voting machines.

From national security to election integrity, this episode unpacks the high-stakes battles that could shape America’s future.