On todays show we delves into Operation Northwoods, a 1962 U.S. Department of Defense plan to stage false flag attacks against Cuba to justify military intervention. Proposed tactics included sinking a ship in Guantanamo Bay, hijacking airliners, and staging bombings in U.S. cities. The plan was rejected by President Kennedy. The conversation also touches on Operation Mongoose, a CIA operation to overthrow Fidel Castro, and the Cuban Missile Crisis. The participants debate the ethical and practical implications of U.S. intervention in foreign affairs, emphasizing the dangers of false flag operations and the impact on international relations. The discussion on Conspiracy Friday with Charlotte Operation Northwoods centered on the implications of U.S. foreign policy and military tactics. Speakers debated the ethics of regime change, referencing the potential influence on the U.S. election outcome. They discussed Trump's economic strategies, including tariffs and trade deals, and the military's rearmament. The conversation also touched on the impact of media manipulation and the importance of free speech. A prediction was made about Trump potentially striking a deal with Cuba in his final term. The meeting concluded with reflections on the significance of the First and Second Amendments and the importance of free speech. Don't Miss It!

The discussion covered Maddie's departure, California's political landscape, and immigration policies. Maddie is expected to excel in her new role. California cities are canceling Fourth of July ceremonies, prompting debate on the state's political leanings. The big budget bill passed, with Trump influencing votes. Immigration policies focus on removing dangerous individuals. DACA complexities were discussed, highlighting legal pathways. Energy discussions included Musk's battery plant, solar panel improvements, and future energy sources like nuclear and sodium batteries. The conversation also touched on election integrity and legal challenges to Trump's policies. The discussion centered on the future of energy, emphasizing the potential of small nuclear plants at the city or block level, despite environmental concerns. Glenn Cox highlighted the breakthrough in thorium reactors, noting their non-weapons grade status. The panel debated the viability of solar and wind as base load power sources, citing the need for reliable energy storage. They also discussed the increasing role of AI in various industries, including banking and legal services, where AI agents are expected to handle transactional work. The conversation concluded with well-wishes for Maddie, who is leaving for law school, and a promise of monthly coffee deliveries

On todays show Pastor Chris, Texas Jim, Pastor Jimmy James and Glenn talk about  centered on the theology and practices of baptism, focusing on the unity and diversity in Christian baptism. Speaker 3 highlighted the narrative pattern in baptism, drawing from Jewish and Greco-Roman traditions, and emphasized the importance of faith in the context of baptism. The conversation also explored the significance of baptism by the Holy Spirit, referencing Acts 19 and Acts 8, and debated the necessity of water baptism for salvation. The group discussed the historical practices of infant baptism, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the implications of baptism in various Christian denominations. The discussion centered on the nature of faith, emphasizing that actions alone do not define faith; it is an internal commitment guided by the Holy Spirit. Glenn Cox highlighted the importance of personal commitment to Jesus over minor details and stressed that humans cannot read others' hearts, unlike God. He shared a principle from his restaurant experience: "the customer is always the customer," suggesting that it's not our place to judge others' actions. The conversation also touched on baptism and different ways to experience it, drawing parallels to Jesus's diverse approaches. Don't Miss It!

The discussion centered on political developments, including the Vote-a-Rama process in the Senate, where multiple amendments are voted on. Musk's threat to form a new political party if the big budget bill passes was debated, with skepticism about his seriousness. The conversation also covered Trump's efforts to pass the budget bill, the potential impact of not passing it, and the role of various politicians like Rand Paul and MTG. Additionally, the group discussed the potential for large lithium-ion batteries to support the grid, the implications of Barron Trump's political activity, and the authenticity of Obama's birth certificate. The conversation revolves around political events and reflections on past elections. Speaker 4 discusses the Benghazi incident, highlighting the Marines' efforts to rescue Americans. Speakers 1 and 2 reflect on the poor candidate choices in past elections, including McCain and Palin, and the impact of scandals like Edwards' infidelity on Obama's rise. They also mention Mitt Romney's influence on Donald Trump's campaigning style. Additionally, Speaker 2 promotes Second Round Bakery and PJ's Coffee, recommending their products and services, and encourages listeners to send emails to the podcast. The episode concludes with a teaser for the next day's topic on baptism.

On todays Poorly recorded episode James Glenn and Dwayne talks about  the Senate's Vote-a-Rama process, where over 200 amendments will be voted on line by line. A compromise was reached to remove suppressors, short-barreled rifles, pistol braces, and short-barreled shotguns from the NFA registry without the tax. The parliamentarian's role in enforcing Senate rules was highlighted. The conversation also touched on Ayatollah Khamenei's fatwa against Trump, the New York mayoral election, and the Supreme Court's decision on nationwide injunctions. Additionally, the pardon of General Flynn and Texas's age verification law for pornography were discussed, with concerns about government overreach and the impact on civil liberties. The discussion centered on U.S. citizenship laws, particularly the impact on diplomats and individuals on visas. They debated the historical context of the 14th Amendment and its application to modern immigration. Trump's recent actions, including raising NATO's commitment to 5% GDP and pressuring Canada over digital service taxes, were highlighted. They also discussed welfare reform, advocating for incentives rather than penalties for work, and criticizing the current system of covering pre-existing conditions in health insurance. The conversation concluded with plans for a significant celebration on the Fourth of July next year, marking one year since Trump's announcement. Don't Miss It!

On today's show, we have an excellent discussion on vaccines with Dr. Tim Green and our guests, Mark, James, and Glenn. We experienced a technical issue, resulting in low sound quality. So Sorry.

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about the UN Secretary-General referred to Trump as the "UN daddy" during a press conference, leading to humorous reactions. The conversation also touched on Trump's interactions with Zelensky and the NATO meeting, highlighting Trump's influence and the media's portrayal of events. The group discussed the impact of Trump's immigration policies, including the Supreme Court's ruling on third-country deportations and the DOJ's lawsuit against Maryland judges. They also addressed the economic growth in Argentina, the auto pen scandal involving Biden, and the backlash against JD Vance on Blue Sky. The discussion centered on political comparisons, particularly between Trump and historical figures like Jefferson and Madison. They debated the merits of Marco Rubio and JD Vance in the political landscape, noting the close competition. The conversation shifted to the nomination of a former Trump attorney to the Third Circuit, highlighting the left's opposition. They also discussed the impact of chemicals in food, advocating for government oversight and private testing to ensure safety. Don't miss it!

On todays show Texas Jim and James, Chris, and Glenn talk about on the theological concept of belief in Christ and its implications for salvation. Key points included the necessity of recognizing Jesus as the Messiah, the Son of God, and the importance of the resurrection. The conversation explored the intellectual, emotional, and voluntary aspects of faith, emphasizing the need for propositional knowledge and the role of the Holy Spirit. The debate also touched on the historical context of the Sadducees and Pharisees' beliefs, the significance of the resurrection in the New Testament, and the practical application of these teachings in evangelism. Don't miss it!

The discussion covered the rapid advancements in generative AI, robotics, and quantum computing. Waymo and Tesla's differing approaches to self-driving cars were debated, with Tesla's data-acquisition strategy seen as potentially more effective long-term. Apple's aggressive acquisition of AI companies, including a $700 million signing bonus for execs, was noted. The conversation also touched on the potential for AI to reduce brain function, the use of fungi to convert Mars dust into oxygen, and the development of self-propelled lawn mowers. Additionally, the feasibility of electric airplanes and the impact of AI on job markets were discussed. The discussion centered on the impact of recent military actions on Iran's nuclear capabilities and regional dynamics. Participants debated the effectiveness of the strikes, noting the destruction of Iran's missile manufacturing and the potential long-term implications. They also discussed the political stances of figures like Candace Owens and Marjorie Taylor Greene, and the broader geopolitical implications for countries like Russia and Ukraine. Additionally, the conversation touched on the Supreme Court's ruling on deporting immigrants to third countries, highlighting the legal and ethical considerations involved

On todays Show the Fearsome Threesome talk about  the U.S. military's recent strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, emphasizing Trump's consistent stance against Iran's nuclear capabilities. The strike targeted three key sites, significantly setbacking Iran's nuclear program. The conversation highlighted Iran's leverage mechanisms, including proxies, missiles, and nuclear enrichment, and the urgency driven by international detection of fissile material. The debate included the potential for regime change, the impact on regional stability, and the possibility of Iran activating sleeper cells. The discussion also touched on the strategic implications and the role of international partners, particularly Israel. The discussion covered the cessation of swim lessons in Pasadena due to their use in arrests, and criticism of the Biden and Obama administrations for their handling of Iran, including the transfer of uranium and lifting of sanctions. The cost of bombs was estimated at $150 million, with a debate on their significance. The conversation also touched on the Democrats' perceived dislike for America, referencing Mark Levin's book. Don't Miss It!