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This episode examines the shooting of Marimar Martinez, an American schoolteacher shot five times by Border Patrol agents in Chicago. Newly released bodycam and surveillance footage contradict official claims that she rammed agents, showing agents making contact with her vehicle and then opening fire.

The episode covers the immediate aftermath — a quick indictment, celebratory texts among agents, prosecutors eventually dropping the case after evidence surfaced, and a critical perspective from an ex-cop on use-of-force policy and the dangers of shooting at moving vehicles.

This episode explores a Northern Irish song from the period of English occupation, highlighting its historical context and significance.

The host clarifies British-to-American terms ("dustbin" = trash can, "lid" = trash can lid) and notes Christy Moore's association with the version discussed.

This episode explores a Northern Irish song from the period of English occupation and explains its meaning for American listeners.

The host translates key terms—"dustbin" means "trash can" and the "lid" is simply the trash can lid—and notes that Christy Moore may have popularized the version heard, though it’s unclear if it predates him.

Michael Correll of WTH News accuses TikTok of suppressing his accounts and vows to keep posting. He claims recent government labeling of people as "domestic terrorists" reflects the authorities' own actions and explores alleged ties between ICE and extremist groups like the Proud Boys, Oath Keepers, and Boogaloo Boys.

Correll alleges agent provocateur activity, cites incidents such as the Minneapolis police station fire, and warns about white supremacists joining law enforcement, arguing this changes how protests and violence are portrayed and policed.

This episode examines recent reports linking Jeffrey Epstein to a previously undisclosed compound in New Mexico and explores how some elements of QAnon conspiracy lore intersect with new allegations of abuse and torture.

Host Michael Correll and WTH News discuss the overlap between online conspiracies, claims of a protected global cabal, and the uncertainties and twists that complicate these narratives, along with notes about the segment being an op-ed and the show’s social channels.

Ghislaine Maxwell invoked the Fifth in a congressional hearing, while her lawyer suggested she would testify if granted a pardon by Trump.

The episode features a host condemning Maxwell’s credibility and arguing she cannot exonerate anyone, plus discussion of the political and legal implications.

In this episode the host reacts to former President Donald Trump posting a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, a move widely condemned as deeply racist. The segment covers Trump’s denial and blame on a staffer, while questioning what triggered the attack.

The episode explores a possible trigger — a sudden surge in views of Michelle Obama’s documentary coinciding with the release of Melania Trump’s film — and includes commentary calling Trump a "snowflake," along with on-location color from Michael Correll and the host’s incredulous reactions.

Pam Bondi spent the day testifying before Congress and claimed that prosecuting everyone named in the Epstein files would collapse the system. The speaker responds with an angry, impassioned rant insisting that if institutions are propped up by the sexual abuse and trafficking of children, those institutions should fall.

The episode centers on that single claim, rejects excuses for protecting powerful figures, and argues for exposing and dismantling systems that enable child exploitation.

This episode reacts to former President Trump's New Orleans visit: stadium "End Racism" signage was removed, and an AI-generated video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama posted on Truth Social prompted widespread outrage.

The White House blamed a staffer for the post; the hosts reject that explanation and critique the administration's response as irresponsible, with Michael Correll of WTH News Network reporting.

Michael Correll of WTH News reports on a viral, edited clip showing ICE officers confronting a Minnesota man, alleging excessive force and multiple shots fired while the man lay motionless on the ground.

Homeland Security says a gun was found at the scene, but the reporter and viewers dispute that account and call for protests and further investigation. Correll promises more coverage as additional video angles and details surface.