Today we bring you a law and order episode of Red Meat focused on how much the Jeffrey Epstein case is suddenly costing Donald Trump in support, plus we hear from a guy who's charging people to find out what happened to Jimmy Hoffa and we discover the true cost of the tariff on Mexican tomatoes.

In this sweeping exposé, the host weaves together a narrative of corruption, cover-ups, and collusion across America’s most critical institutions. Revisiting the controversial claims of Sidney Powell, he traces how early warnings of Chinese counterfeit ballots and identity theft—once scorned as conspiracy theories—are now partly confirmed by recent FBI admissions of massive document smuggling tied to TikTok. He details how coordinated censorship by Big Tech preemptively stifled debate on election integrity, while federal agencies allegedly destroyed evidence. The conversation then pivots to the food and water Americans consume daily, condemning the FDA, EPA, and corporate giants for pumping artificial dyes and fluoride into products linked to cancer and neurological damage. From the manipulation of the census and gerrymandering to efforts by RFK Jr. and Ron DeSantis to purge toxins from the marketplace, the segments paint a picture of a country under siege—not only at the ballot box but also at the dinner table. This is a call to vigilance: the stakes are nothing less than public health, democratic legitimacy, and the future of the nation.

Across these segments, hosts unravel the political chaos engulfing Donald Trump and the GOP. From celebrating unprecedented wins—like defunding USAID and outmaneuvering entrenched intelligence agencies—to grappling with an imploding approval rating, the conversation exposes how the Epstein controversy has triggered a catastrophic backlash among Trump’s own supporters. Despite court victories and economic resilience, Trump’s relentless commentary and Republicans’ votes to block Epstein file releases have overshadowed any momentum. As fear of CIA retaliation collides with fear of Trump himself, the GOP finds itself trapped in an unprecedented, self-inflicted credibility crisis.

These segments explore the disconnect between official narratives and economic realities under the Biden administration, where inflation surged from 4% to 9% despite reassurances it was “transitory.” The host argues that reckless money printing—not tariffs—drove the spike, while legacy media outlets looked the other way. Turning to Donald Trump, the discussion details how his mishandling of the Epstein controversy and inconsistent messaging have triggered a steep decline in approval ratings. Pollsters report a 12-point drop, with many supporters frustrated by Trump’s dismissive remarks about Epstein’s significance. As media hysteria swirls over modest inflation upticks and Trump’s credibility crisis grows, these episodes underscore the volatility reshaping the 2024 election landscape.

In these segments, Tara examines the unprecedented $9 billion spending cuts passed by the Senate, with more rescission bills poised to slash hundreds of billions in federal funding. She argues that agencies like USAID have secretly advanced left-wing agendas and bankrolled America’s enemies, including the Taliban and Hamas. Tara details how billions in taxpayer money flowed into terror networks while U.S. troops paid the price. Shifting gears, she spotlights the cultural fallout from COVID and Trump-era politics—highlighting a New York Times essay admitting that shunning conservative family members may have backfired. Listeners flood the text lines with raw stories about divided families, lost trust, and the struggle to forgive.

This two-part commentary dives deep into America’s escalating crises of trust and transparency. First, it revisits the sidelined claims of Sidney Powell about Chinese interference in the 2020 election—once dismissed as conspiracy, now partially corroborated by recent FBI findings of mass identity theft and counterfeit documents. The host criticizes big tech censorship, media bias, and the lack of accountability around absentee ballot fraud. Shifting focus, the discussion uncovers the pervasive risks of artificial dyes and fluoride in the food and water supply, highlighting efforts by figures like RFK Jr. and Ron DeSantis to strip out toxic additives while questioning why regulatory agencies and the Trump administration have acted to keep them in place. From ballot boxes to grocery aisles, the segment argues, Americans are being deceived—and it’s time to wake up.

In this sweeping commentary, the host reflects on the rise and fall of Sidney Powell—once a ubiquitous figure in the 2020 election aftermath, later ostracized and sued for her unproven Dominion allegations. Yet some of her most outlandish-sounding claims about Chinese interference have resurfaced amid recent FBI revelations of massive identity theft and counterfeit documents linked to China. The segment explores the implications of these findings, the social media censorship that preemptively shut down debate, and why Powell may have been partly right. The host also connects the controversy to broader battles over census manipulation, congressional redistricting, and public health threats—like artificial dyes and fluoride—arguing that establishment forces are working to suppress inconvenient truths.

In this sweeping commentary, the host reflects on the rise and fall of Sidney Powell—once a ubiquitous figure in the 2020 election aftermath, later ostracized and sued for her unproven Dominion allegations. Yet some of her most outlandish-sounding claims about Chinese interference have resurfaced amid recent FBI revelations of massive identity theft and counterfeit documents linked to China. The segment explores the implications of these findings, the social media censorship that preemptively shut down debate, and why Powell may have been partly right. The host also connects the controversy to broader battles over census manipulation, congressional redistricting, and public health threats—like artificial dyes and fluoride—arguing that establishment forces are working to suppress inconvenient truths.

In this in-depth discussion, Tara and Lee unpack the leaked conversation suggesting Donald Trump proposed selling weapons to Ukraine rather than simply giving them away—an approach they argue would have saved U.S. taxpayers billions. They debate the wisdom of targeting Russian cities, warn against deeper entanglement in the conflict, and criticize Biden’s failure to enforce secondary sanctions on nations like India and China that secretly buy Russian oil. Highlighting the BRICS nations’ moves to undermine the dollar, they call for tough tariffs to curb adversaries without risking a direct military clash. The hosts argue America should profit from arms sales while avoiding boots on the ground—and remind listeners that behind the scenes, the U.S. has been running the war effort from Europe all along.

In this broadcast, Tara breaks down a historic $9 billion Senate-approved funding cut targeting controversial programs like USAID, NPR, and PBS—calling it a first step toward deeper cuts that could reach hundreds of billions. She argues that USAID has long functioned as a “power center” for the CIA, funneling taxpayer money to enemies like the Taliban and Hamas. The segment details how USAID allegedly propped up terror groups and opium production, contributing to American casualties abroad. Tara then shifts to a New York Times op-ed urging readers to stop ostracizing conservative relatives over COVID and Trump, reflecting on her own painful experiences of political shunning. She questions whether apologies will ever come and whether the country can heal its divisions. Listener texts pour in, sharing stories of fractured families and unexpected reconciliations.