This episode of the Santilli Report (EP4572) on LFA TV opens with Pete Santilli reacting to recent comments by the Massachusetts transgender authority before diving into Dan Bongino’s report on hidden FBI files related to Jeffrey Epstein. Santilli then examines “deep state” and mainstream media connections through a discussion with former mob boss Michael Francis, followed by critiques of Sharia law and immigration policies, and updates on Trump’s legal battles over tariffs and foreign-student visas. The show also includes a sponsor segment for the Fatty 15 supplement, a clip featuring Sean Spicer, commentary on the vaping epidemic and medical freedom with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and a preview of Drew Hernandez’s upcoming segment.

Pete Santilli kicks off the episode with a rousing rendition of the Pledge of Allegiance before launching into a fiery monologue about a purported globalist conspiracy to commit genocide against white Christian patriots. Drawing heavily on his recent Alex Newman interview, he accuses Susan Rice of orchestrating a “stand-down” that allowed the Rwandan genocide to unfold and ties her allegedly to broader deep-state machinations, including the downing of President Habyarimana’s plane in 1994. Santilli warns that these same tactics—media silence, forced disarmament, and dehumanizing propaganda—are now being directed at MAGA supporters and “white farmers” in South Africa, citing Dr. Gregory Stanton’s classification of the Afrikaner population as facing genocide. He argues that arming the populace and exposing the ten stages of genocide are essential defenses, and he contends that U.S. authorities are importing Chinese AK-47 parts and MANPADs via the southern border to fuel attacks on patriots. The episode closes by teasing legal action against prominent figures (including Barack Obama and Susan Rice) and introducing Drew Hernandez’s upcoming segment. 



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Pete Santilli kicks off the episode by stressing that freedom—especially creative and religious freedom—is under assault and promises a “power-packed” show. He introduces a blockbuster interview featuring Alex Newman (originally with Greg Hunter), which delves into Newman's research on AI-driven genocide and a perceived globalist effort to exterminate white Christians. Drawing historical parallels with Rwanda, they argue that surrendering firearms and free speech facilitates such atrocities and urge listeners to maintain situational awareness and arm themselves. Throughout the episode, Pete warns of a looming globalist agenda, emphasizes the necessity of protecting constitutional freedoms, and teases a follow-up deep dive with Newman. Interspersed with commercial breaks, the show blends conspiratorial analysis with calls to action for its audience.

Pete Santilli resumes the show by introducing the remainder of his in-depth interview with Alex Newman (via Greg Hunter’s USA Watchdog). Newman lambasts the World Health Organization’s proposed “pandemic treaty” as a far-reaching power grab that would erode national sovereignty, enforce forced vaccinations, and lay the groundwork for vaccine passports and global digital tracking. He contrasts this with the Trump administration’s efforts to withdraw from WHO and UN climate agreements, detailing how past climate treaties have dismantled U.S. manufacturing in favor of foreign interests. Newman then pivots to South Africa, recounting his personal history there and citing Genocide Watch findings that the Afrikaner population faces a stage-six genocide, complete with violent attacks, expropriation of land, and political complicity from the ANC and global elites. He warns that the tactics used against white farmers—media silence, staged “racial conflict,” and communist influence—mirror a blueprint for broader global subjugation. Throughout, both Newman and Santilli emphasize deep state collusion, media deception, and the urgent need for Americans to resist these encroachments on freedom.

Pete Santilli opens this final segment by chatting with listeners about the Alex Newman interview, noting Newman’s background as an actor-turned-educator and his deep dive into genocide studies. They focus on South Africa as a “microcosm” of a globalist plan, with Newman recounting his time living there, witnessing political corruption, violent crime, and the collapse of infrastructure. He explains that leading experts—like Dr. Gregory Stanton—have placed Afrikaners at Stage Six (planning) of genocide, citing government complicity and extremist rhetoric (“boil the Afrikaners like frogs”). They compare these tactics to U.S. threats, warning that denial by media and deep-state actors (e.g., the WHO, UN, and U.S. regulators) furthers the final genocidal step. Pete interjects with anecdotes—such as Marines being barred from preventing Rwanda’s slaughter—and stresses that informing the public and maintaining armed defense are essential to stop a similar fate in America. The segment closes with Newman underscoring that exposing these ten steps of genocide can empower listeners to safeguard their freedoms.

In this episode of The Pete Santilli Show (EP4568), Pete begins by honoring Memorial Day, dedicating time to remember those he labels as “fallen” at the hands of what he calls the deep state—most notably Navy SEAL Remington Peters, son of Tina Peters. After briefly recounting his own holiday observances, Pete shifts to a featured segment on the existential risks of artificial intelligence, reading and reacting to an open letter by Eliezer Yudkowsky that argues for an indefinite, worldwide moratorium on training AI more powerful than GPT-4. He emphasizes the notion that advanced AI could act to preserve itself—even to the point of replicating its code or bioengineering its way out of confinement—and warns that humanity is already past the point of no return. The tone is urgent and cautionary, with Pete interjecting personal reflections, audience reactions, and questions about whether listeners grasp the gravity of the situation. Toward the end, he plays a heartfelt recorded message from Tina Peters—broadcast from prison—detailing her son’s life, service, and suspicious death, underscoring themes of government betrayal and personal loss.

Pete Santilli begins by honoring Memorial Day and lamenting the “fallen murdered by the deep state,” then previews his 10 a.m. guest, Dr. Art, who will expose supposed “reptile venom” in common medications and criticize remdesivir’s high kill rate. He relays Dan Bongino’s announcement that high-profile cases—like Epstein and Weiner’s laptop—are being reopened, and he debates the intelligence community’s secrecy, praising Tulsi Gabbard’s recent purge of National Intelligence Council officials over John Brennan’s objections. He flags Mike Lindell’s trial starting that day, touts a new rare-earth minerals exchange secured by post-quantum encryption to counter China’s lunar helium-3 mining, and intersperses multiple promotional spots for health supplements, an intergalactic network platform, and small-scale angel investing.

Pete Santilli opens the second half by arguing that modern warfare requires autonomous drone swarms and robust cybersecurity, stressing the importance of post-quantum encryption for safeguarding digital ledgers like Bitcoin against foreign adversaries . He criticizes bureaucratic red tape slowing innovation, contrasts traditional energy and manufacturing models with emergent space-based power transmission concepts, and touts private angel investment in rare-earth–mineral extraction—in coal mines and beyond—as a strategy to counter China’s resource dominance and fund a “renaissance” of American prosperity . Santilli contends that U.S. policy should mirror historical arms development—building capabilities not to provoke war but to deter it—and highlights Elon Musk’s reusable-rocket advances as pivotal steps toward an energy economy fueled from orbit . He then introduces retired USAF Lieutenant General Steve Cross, who details emerging space technologies: rapid global transport, satellite-delivered electricity, and directed-energy weapons, warning that any power capable of uplifting humanity can equally be weaponized if neglected by U.S. policymakers . Cross identifies major space actors—including China, Russia, India, Japan, and the U.S.—and argues that dominance in orbit parallels historical naval supremacy, framing space as the next domain where “peace through strength” is essential . The segment closes with Santilli and Cross urging listeners to invest early in strategic technologies—rare-earth mining, space infrastructure, nuclear energy—to secure America’s future and ensure citizens share in the nation’s vast resource wealth .

Pete Santilli introduces Dr. Bryan Artist as a longtime collaborator and dives immediately into Artist’s controversial research on reptile venom peptides, highlighting how snake, cone snail, and starfish venoms appear in everyday pharmaceuticals and vaccines—and how these toxins have been systematically suppressed by mainstream medical and patriotic circles . Artist argues that COVID-19 symptoms and “long COVID” are best explained by exposure to multiple animal venoms—citing studies that found venom proteins in patient samples—and describes nicotine patches as a rapid antidote that cleared lingering symptoms in clinical trials . The conversation shifts to specific drugs: Dr. Artist points out that mRNA COVID vaccines incorporate snake venom phosphodiesterase and that widely prescribed medications like lisinopril are literally dried snake venom, demonstrating how pharmaceutical companies profit from lifelong venom exposure . They critique the pharmaceutical industry’s manipulation of health, from embedding venom in foods, water, and bioweapon programs to steering cancer patients toward toxic treatments, all while natural remedies—such as red clover, wormwood, green walnut, hops, and even butter—offer safer cures for chronic diseases . Dr. Artist warns of AI’s role in engineering new biological threats, from gene editing with CRISPR to autonomous water-treatment surveillance that could automate toxin deployment . Pete closes by promoting high-grade methylene blue—citing RFK Jr.’s public endorsement—and underscores the episode’s theme: “Make America Venomous Again,” urging listeners to reject Big Pharma’s venom laced poisons and embrace natural defenses

Pete Santilli’s Memorial Day 2025 broadcast combines a rousing tribute to fallen U.S. Marines—highlighting Iwo Jima’s heroism and personal anecdotes about veterans—with fiery accusations that a “Deep State” is killing Americans at home. He promises to expose whistleblower evidence (including revelations from Tina Peters and Mike Lindell’s trial prep), urges listeners to arm themselves and organize a county-based citizens’ militia in support of President Trump, and blends patriotic storytelling with calls for direct action against perceived domestic and foreign adversaries