Pete Santilli’s Memorial Day continuation shifts from conspiratorial exposés—claiming James Comey and John Brennan colluded with Lockheed Martin and teasing “bombshell” audio from Benghazi whistleblowers—to a visceral first-hand Marines’ account of the Battle of Iwo Jima, complete with flamethrower tactics, fierce cave assaults, and the loss of close comrades. He weaves these stories into renewed calls to “honor the fallen” by rooting out domestic “Deep State” enemies, bolstered by Michael Lindell’s gagged evidence and concluding with a patriotic concert performance featuring country singer Scotty Hastings .

Pete Santilli’s Memorial Day 2025 episode unveils raw Seal Team Six audio about the Extortion 17 ambush and CIA whistleblower Tim Hembree’s testimony that Osama bin Laden was a CIA asset, exposes Benghazi cover-ups, details Tina Peters’s fight over her son Remington Peters’s suspicious double-parachute failure death, links evidence to Mike Lindell’s trial, and pledges to unmask and prosecute “Deep State” operatives .



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This segment delivers the live Memorial Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, featuring solemn tributes and readings honoring fallen service members, patriotic musical performances by military bands and choirs, speeches by religious and military leaders, and the formal introduction of President Trump

In this special two-hour LFA TV edition of the “Santella Report,” Pete Santilli fills in for Drew Hernandez, kicking off with a lively chat-room welcome, viewership appeals, and tech glitches before pivoting to breaking news: live coverage of President Trump’s departure from Joint Base Andrews to New Jersey and an explanation of four new Trump executive orders aimed at revitalizing U.S. nuclear energy for both civilian and defense use, featuring insights from industry leaders at Constellation, Anduril, and General Atomics. Mid-show, Santilli presents a deep-dive 60 Minutes segment on tech billionaire Palmer Luckey and the rise of autonomous weapon systems, and later dissects the Massachusetts judge’s injunction against the administration’s foreign-student policy at Harvard—offering a provocative solution of mass judicial impeachments—while interspersing sponsor pitches, community shout-outs, and his trademark blend of political commentary and fundraising appeals .

In this special two-hour LFA TV edition of the “Santella Report,” Pete Santilli fills in for Drew Hernandez, kicking off with a lively chat-room welcome, viewership appeals, and tech glitches before pivoting to breaking news: live coverage of President Trump’s departure from Joint Base Andrews to New Jersey and an explanation of four new Trump executive orders aimed at revitalizing U.S. nuclear energy for both civilian and defense use, featuring insights from industry leaders at Constellation, Anduril, and General Atomics. Mid-show, Santilli presents a deep-dive 60 Minutes segment on tech billionaire Palmer Luckey and the rise of autonomous weapon systems, and later dissects the Massachusetts judge’s injunction against the administration’s foreign-student policy at Harvard—offering a provocative solution of mass judicial impeachments—while interspersing sponsor pitches, community shout-outs, and his trademark blend of political commentary and fundraising appeals .

In this episode of the Pete Santilli Show, Pete opens with his trademark high-energy welcome—thanking listeners for helping the show near 1 million audio streams, joking about parental discretion, and riffing on cuss-word etiquette learned in the Marines. He teases a last-minute guest change before diving into hot topics: the disturbing testimony from the Diddy trial, concerns over the “deep state” coup d’état and its implications for American freedom, and the uneven application of justice in high-profile cases. Pete also details his plans to upgrade studio equipment with a $4,700 Blackmagic ATEM switcher, calls for listener support via Rumble and mail-in donations, and salutes his Cincinnati community with shout-outs to care-package senders. Mid-show, he previews lively discussions with Air Marshal National Council director Sonia LeBoso and upcoming guest Clay Higgins, weaving in commentary on MS-13 deportation hearings, habeas corpus rights, and international crises with his signature blend of patriotism, conspiracy theory, and fundraiser pitches.

In this segment, Pete grapples with technical hiccups and funding woes—joking about his bank card being shut off mid-show and urging listeners to chip in so he can upgrade equipment . He celebrates Mike Lindell’s potential gubernatorial bid in Minnesota before introducing a “bombshell” interview with Harmeet Dhillon, who details her efforts to reform the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division under the Trump administration, exposing what she calls a “deep state” resistance, mass attorney resignations, and accusations of a judicial coup . The show then shifts into extended sponsor segments—promoting Cardio Miracle for heart health and Bella Grace elixir for collagen support—before Pete outlines separate investment opportunities with his QUX venture and teases upcoming coverage on rare earth minerals trading, all punctuated by his trademark blend of political commentary, conspiracy framing, and direct appeals for listener support

In this extended segment, Pete kicks off live from Cincinnati and welcomes Air Marshal National Council director Sonia LeBoso to expose what she describes as a “deep state” takeover within federal law enforcement, calling for independent whistleblower protections, executive orders, and outside oversight to safeguard patriotic agents . He then critiques the idea of a British-style “shadow cabinet” in the U.S., warning of bureaucratic entrenchment that outlasts elections. Mid-show, Pete features Ohio Senator JD Vance’s Naval Academy commencement speech, underscoring shifts in American foreign policy and the duty of service members. The segment concludes with Pete’s trademark appeals—angel investor invitations, a studio equipment fundraiser, and sponsor plugs for Infowars gear and QUX—blending political commentary with direct fundraising pitches.

In Episode 4563 of Live From America, Pete Santilli kicks off with a frenetic freestyle and mock–circus monologue before solemnly noting the White House flag at half-staff for the recent terror attack on two Jewish Museum staffers—denouncing anti-Semitism and “terrorists” who cheer such violence . He then teases the upcoming “MAHA” event headlined by President Trump and RFK Jr., cutting to live audio of Trump convening his “Make America Healthy Again” commission in the Oval Office—where Trump and a cast of cabinet secretaries and governors unveil alarming childhood health statistics (autism rising to 1 in 31, 20% childhood obesity) and pledge to ban artificial food dyes, reform SNAP, and combat chronic disease . The president delivers an impassioned address on “most-favored-nation” drug pricing—threatening to equalize U.S. prices with the lowest global rates for up to 89% cost cuts and warning pharmaceutical lobbies of swift reprisals—and rallies his team to implement sweeping reforms immediately . After the policy deep-dive, Santilli wraps the show with a promotional shout-out for LFA branded gear, urging listeners to support the stream and spread the word .

In Episode 4562 of the Pete Santilli Show (May 22, 2025), Pete Santilli opens by fiercely denouncing terrorist and anti-Semitic rhetoric—vowing to ban any “Jew-hating” callers or online parrots and to “shoot back with authority” against such hate speech . He then covers the overnight shooting of two Israeli embassy staffers at the Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., labeling the attacker a “communist” and condemning those who celebrate such murders as “terrorists” . Shifting gears, he critiques mainstream media and intelligence services for allegedly fueling violence before moving into sponsor segments promoting pet immune-boosting supplements and intergalactic network investments . The episode concludes with Santilli’s analysis of President Trump’s multimedia presentation to the South African president in the Oval Office, highlighting its theatrical dimming of lights and strategic political messaging