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Michael Carell delivers a fiery op-ed condemning Donald Trump’s repeated complaints of unfairness, accusing him of privilege, failed businesses, and hypocrisy while ordinary people suffer.

Recorded with co-host Marta at the WTH News Network, the rant mixes sharp personal commentary and political outrage and urges viewers to subscribe for more.

This episode chronicles a wave of Iranian missile and drone attacks on Israel, reports of hypersonic weapons and cluster munitions, and concerns about interceptor shortages and Iron Dome effectiveness.

It covers videos of impacts, claims about an F-35 being tracked and hit, internet shutdowns and censorship in Israel, and the geopolitical implications of Iran gaining advanced weapon fingerprints potentially shared with Russia.

This episode breaks down controversial voting bills like the SAVE/CABE Act, how gerrymandering and stricter ID rules are being used to suppress turnout, and why those changes would hit poor and marginalized communities hardest.

It explains why Real ID is not proof of citizenship for most people, how requirements for birth certificates or passports create costs and barriers, and why registered voters are currently protected from re-registration schemes.

The host also covers expected legal fights over executive actions, criticizes the distraction of culture-war provisions, and warns about the broader threat of authoritarian tactics aimed at protecting specific politicians rather than democracy.

This episode breaks down Tulsi Gabbard's tense testimony about the intelligence community's assessment that Iran's enrichment program was "obliterated," while the White House claimed an "imminent" nuclear threat and faced backlash for fundraising using an image of a flag-draped coffin. It also covers questions about Gabbard's presence at the Fulton County FBI raid, concerns over government access to voter data, and the host's sharp criticism of political incompetence and motives.

This episode criticizes the president's foreign policy decisions, arguing that impulsive actions toward Iran, pressure on NATO, and risky orders around the Straits of Hormuz could draw the U.S. into a wider conflict.

The host also attacks military and political leadership, alleges mercenary motives tied to foreign money, warns about threats to journalists, and closes with a sardonic aside about domestic politics.

A fiery monologue linking rising prices and foreign wars to oil dependence, calling out political leaders and big-money interests who profit from drilling while ordinary people suffer.

The host pushes for renewable energy, electric vehicles, and battery storage as the path to energy independence, urging listeners to vote for change and stop sacrificing lives for oil.

Michael Correll delivers a hard-hitting Gen X take on the escalating Middle East crisis, criticizing U.S. leadership, military logistics, and the risks posed to American troops.

He argues Iran is using Epstein-related allegations against Trump as propaganda, highlights Iran's child marriage laws, and warns that attacks on civilian infrastructure would inflame public sentiment.

The episode also touches on Ukraine's involvement, claims about leaked files, and Correll's personal perspective and call for audience engagement.

Michael Correll breaks down how allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein, Iran's propaganda, and U.S. leadership failures are shaping the latest Middle East crisis.

He connects damaged civilian infrastructure, questioning of military logistics, and the political fallout from accusations against Trump to risks facing American troops and global dynamics.

Michael Correll of the WTH News Network criticizes the FCC for threatening broadcasters over negative coverage of the U.S. war with Iran, warns about media consolidation, and celebrates community radio victories like Free Radio Santa Cruz.

The episode calls for more independent media voices, defends press freedom, and highlights concerns about government pressure, misinformation, and declining journalistic standards.

This episode reacts to Whiskey Pete's claim that corporate interests plan to take over CNN and other platforms, using media like TikTok as tools of propaganda. The host criticizes corporate media consolidation and urges the growth of independent reporting.

It also covers concerns about escalating military involvement with Iran, skepticism about leadership and strategy, and attacks on perceived corruption and spending — ending with a direct call for viewers to support independent news efforts.