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CannCon and Alpha Warrior react to breaking news of James Comey’s indictment for lying to Congress and obstruction, exploring whether the charges are just the first step toward flipping him into a cooperating witness. They dig into Q post deltas, Dan Scavino signals, and how this moment might trigger a cascade against Brennan, Clapper, and the rest of the Deep State. The hosts connect the dots between Comey’s 8647 message, FISA abuse, and the legal framework of seditious conspiracy, treason, and RICO. With Josh joining midstream, the conversation widens into the Pentagon’s order summoning hundreds of generals to Quantico, the threat of nuclear subs off Venezuela, and the possibility of traps, coups, and continuity-of-government scenarios. They also revisit the Charlie Kirk assassination, weighing ballistics, body armor, and “exploding mic” theories with fresh evidence. This episode captures the intensity of a week where indictments, military moves, and psyops collide...and the storm feels closer than ever.

On this late September night, Frankie Val welcomes posture coach Sam Miller, whose journey overcoming an 85-degree spinal curve has inspired thousands. Sam shares how trauma, fascia, and breathwork shaped his healing process and how he now helps others unlock alignment and vitality through his Posture Dojo methods. The conversation dives deep into fascia science, mind-body connections, and the resistance he faces from mainstream “fascia police.” Alongside Jay Gulanello, they explore how posture impacts digestion, immunity, and overall health, while reminding listeners that curiosity and open-mindedness push science forward. From Tylenol debates and James Comey’s indictment to cult horror flicks like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, this episode blends hard truths, health revelations, and community fun in classic Quite Frankly style.

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Jon Herold tackles the looming government shutdown, breaking down how Democrats’ spending demands and Trump’s clean CR strategy set the stage for potential mass firings across federal agencies. He digs into OMB memos from Russ Vought outlining “reductions in force” and explains why this round feels different from past shutdown rugs. The episode also explores the Pentagon’s rare order summoning hundreds of generals to Quantico, sparking speculation about what could necessitate such an in-person gathering. From the Dallas ICE facility shooting and FBI updates, to DOJ’s investigation into Soros’s Open Society Foundations, to Jimmy Kimmel’s ratings spike after his suspension, Jon connects the dots on narratives, psyops, and accountability. Add in Trump’s latest Truth Social posts on election fraud, Comey’s possible indictment, and foreign aid reallocation, and this episode delivers a sharp, detailed rundown of the battles shaping America’s future.

CannCon and Alpha Warrior kick off the show with sharp banter before diving into Trump’s fiery posts on government shutdown brinkmanship and Democrat spending demands. The discussion shifts to viral videos of pregnant women taking Tylenol “to own Trump,” sparking an in-depth look at research linking acetaminophen, glutathione depletion, vaccines, and autism. The hosts react to expert testimony, memes from Dr. Peter McCullough, and personal stories, underscoring how mainstream narratives cover for Big Pharma. They also break down Dr. Ben Carson’s surprising return as National Nutrition Advisor, what Antifa’s internal funding and structure reveal about its “non-organization,” and Marco Rubio’s comments on foreign aid that expose deeper laundering schemes. With updates on the ICE facility shooting, James Comey’s looming indictment, John Bolton’s AOL email scandal, and Trump’s “paper tiger” remarks on Russia, the episode blends hard news, health revelations, and trademark Badlands energy.

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Brad Zerbo hosts a special late-night edition of WWG1WGA After Dark, turning the spotlight on audience questions and commentary about his groundbreaking documentary Codex 9/11. In this interactive stream, Brad responds directly to super chats, diving deeper into the research, revelations, and challenges of bringing Codex 9/11 to life. From behind-the-scenes insights and clarifications to spirited exchanges with listeners, the episode showcases the community energy driving the project. With humor, candor, and a willingness to engage tough questions, Brad opens the floor in a way that feels raw, unfiltered, and uniquely After Dark.

Jon Herold and Burning Bright dissect the week’s chaos, from Trump’s startling “paper tiger” jab at Russia to the broader game theory behind his UN speech and shifting Ukraine rhetoric. They dig into the legal gray zone of Antifa’s domestic terror designation, why it lacks real teeth, and how media spin keeps Americans distracted from deeper psyops. The hosts explore YouTube’s quiet admission of election interference, the Dallas ICE facility shooting with anti-ICE bullets, and the staged theater of consequence culture, showing how each event manipulates emotions to fracture unity. With a sharp focus on first principles, Herold and Burning Bright connect the dots between censorship, controlled opposition, and Trump’s long-game strategy for sovereignty. It’s an unfiltered conversation about narrative warfare, where nothing is as it seems and everything is by design.

Brad Zerbo and Zak “RedPill78” Paine unpack a bombshell undercover report from O’Keefe Media Group, where DOJ investigator Glenn Prager allegedly confirms Epstein’s ties to the CIA and Mossad. The conversation digs into Prager’s claims that Bill Clinton appeared in Epstein’s flight logs tied to assaults, while Trump never was—though Trump may be protecting others by holding back full disclosure. The hosts explore witness payoffs, buried investigations, and how the infamous “Epstein list” may have been destroyed to shield the Clintons. From DOJ denials and James O’Keefe’s follow-up call to Prager, to speculation about narrative control and intel drops, Brad and Zak piece together the latest in a saga of corruption and cover-ups. The episode broadens into Trump’s UN speech, Russia as a “paper tiger,” and the Deep State’s games on the world stage, blending current events, whistleblower drama, and cultural breakdowns into one of Altered State’s most charged episodes yet.

Tonight on The Shipwreck Show we tackle a wild mix of headlines and theories: RFK Jr.’s controversial vaccine and Tylenol claims, my “final for now” take on the Charlie Kirk case, the flood of conspiracy videos filling the internet, and how WitchTok turned an Etsy “curse” into part of the narrative. We’ll also look at the religious framing — from Rapture talk to martyr language — that’s shaping how people interpret these events. It’s a night of separating fact from frenzy, asking hard questions, and reminding ourselves that being awake isn’t about staying angry — it’s about clarity and choosing peace on purpose.

Matt Ehret and Ghost take listeners on a global tour of intrigue, from the fallout of Charlie Kirk’s assassination to the shifting alliances shaping the Middle East and Eurasia. They break down Trump’s fiery UN speech, the odd “malfunctions” that marred it, and his high-stakes meetings with Arab leaders and Erdogan. The discussion moves into Israel’s maneuvers in Syria, the looming specter of a land war with Iran, and the deeper game being played with NATO and Turkey. From Kazakhstan’s record-breaking $4 billion rail deal with the U.S. to China and Russia’s nuclear and infrastructure partnerships, the hosts trace how railroads, energy, and geopolitics are fusing into a new map of power. Along the way, they expose the dangers of transhumanist ideology, AI “saints,” and psychological operations designed to warp faith and culture. This episode ties together history, current events, and the battle for the future in the style only Breaking History delivers.

CannCon and Ashe in America break down Trump’s fiery UN speech, from stalled escalators and busted teleprompters to his takedown of the globalist migration agenda, climate change scams, and European energy dependence on Russia. The hosts spotlight his call to end biological and nuclear weapons, defend Christianity, and put child traffickers on notice. They’re joined by Jason Fick, who details his legal battle against Big Tech censorship and the misuse of Section 230, explaining how decades of bad precedent created a weaponized system against free speech. From foreign actors threatening New York’s cell networks to the Secret Service’s UN security lapses, the episode pulls no punches in exposing both incompetence and intentional sabotage on the global stage.

Jon Herold dives into a busy Wednesday show, starting with YouTube’s half-hearted admission of censorship and why celebrating their limited reinstatements is nothing more than gaslighting. He then unpacks Trump’s dramatic pivot on Ukraine, calling Russia a “paper tiger” while hinting at deeper game theory behind the rhetoric—sparking even a bizarre Kremlin response claiming Russia is a “real bear.” From Trump’s jabs at NATO and the UN to speculation about leaving both altogether, the episode digs into the global stage, defense stocks, and the new F47 fighter jet. Jon also covers Jimmy Kimmel’s emotional apology over Charlie Kirk, the Dallas ICE facility shooting with “anti-ICE” bullets, Secret Service failures at the UN, and a major FOIA release of Detroit’s 2020 election records. With sharp commentary on shutdown standoffs, antitrust corruption, and home sales data, Herold ties the day’s headlines into the bigger battle over truth, control, and sovereignty.

Alpha Warrior and Josh Reid cut through the noise with a hard-hitting look at government corruption and creeping authoritarianism. From COVID mandates and censorship to federal agencies operating outside their constitutional bounds, they trace how systemic overreach erodes liberty and fuels public distrust. The hosts examine the manipulation of information, the silencing of dissent, and the weaponization of fear, connecting today’s policies to deeper agendas designed to weaken sovereignty and individual rights. With blunt honesty and a call to action, this episode urges listeners to wake up, push back, and defend freedom before it slips away.

Chris Paul and Burning Bright take a deep dive into the 1962 classic The Manchurian Candidate, exploring its eerie relevance more than sixty years later. From predictive programming and narrative disarmament to MKUltra-style conditioning, they unravel how the film foreshadowed political assassinations, mass brainwashing, and the manipulation of public perception. The hosts connect Frank Sinatra’s role, Angela Lansbury’s chilling performance, and the film’s layered realities to modern psyops, false flags, and consensus formation in the information war. Along the way, they unpack concepts like intuition versus narrative, social incentive structures, and how propaganda conditions entire societies just as effectively as a programmed assassin. With sharp cultural insight and plenty of first-principles analysis, this episode challenges listeners to see through the storylines crafted for control and to resist the conditioning designed to keep us compliant.

Brad and Abbey Zerbo celebrate a milestone as Codex 9/11 nears one million views, thanking their audience and announcing a special upcoming thank-you stream. From there, the episode dives into the heart of MAGA, with Brad breaking down how Trump’s policies, tax cuts, manufacturing incentives, and trade deals, are designed to raise the quality of life for everyday Americans. He frames MAGA not just as a slogan but as a universal invitation for citizens to live comfortably, pursue passions, and reclaim the American Dream. Abbey debuts her powerful new anthem “Make America Great Again,” sparking discussion about faith, freedom, and the cultural revival needed to counter ideological subversion. The pair reflect on the Charlie Kirk memorial, the role of Christianity in American life, and the importance of returning to foundational principles rooted in the Bible and the Constitution. With humor, heart, and conviction, this episode blends politics, faith, and music into a call for unity and renewal.

CannCon and Ashe in America continue their deep dive into The Fourth Turning by Strauss and Howe, unpacking the seismic cultural shifts of the Awakening era. From the GI Generation’s confidence after WWII to the Silent Generation’s contradictions and the Boomers’ rebellious rise, this discussion draws striking parallels to today’s upheavals. They trace how Vietnam, Watergate, civil rights battles, and shifting family dynamics set the stage for generational conflict and cultural realignment, while also exploring how children of the 1960s and 70s were shaped by fractured homes, Hollywood’s anti-child narratives, and a society growing hostile to traditional structures. With humor, historical insight, and a sharp eye on how these cycles echo into the present, CannCon and Ashe help listeners see the patterns that repeat, and why understanding them matters now more than ever.

In this episode, Ghost dives headfirst into the chaos shaking global politics. From Venezuela’s drug cartels and looming U.S. military action to Brazil’s corrupt judiciary and Trump’s surprising embrace of Lula at the UN, the geopolitical web is laid bare. Ghost exposes Israel’s long game of blackmail through the PROMIS software and how Mossad leveraged it for global control, contrasting it with Epstein’s honeypot operations. The episode also unpacks Trump’s fiery UN speech, calling out the organization’s waste, corruption, and cowardice while mocking its marble-less halls. Listeners get deep analysis on the sanctions against Brazilian justice Alexandre de Moraes, Trump’s tariffs, Maduro’s power plays, and the dangerous games being played with Palestine’s recognition. Ghost ties it all together with insight into the emerging North-South transportation corridor, Kazakhstan’s $4 billion rail deal, and how these shifts signal the dawn of a new golden age of trade and power.

Jon Herold unpacks a wide-ranging show starting with Trump’s executive order designating Antifa a domestic terrorist organization and the murky legal ground that comes with it. He then welcomes former congressman and economist Dave Brat for a deep dive into grassroots politics, the spiritual war in academia, and how faith and education shape economic strength. Their conversation touches on Brat’s upset victory over Eric Cantor, the weakness of today’s conservatives, the role of Christianity in economic growth, and whether school choice and fair elections can truly fix a broken system. Later, Jon breaks down Trump’s fiery UN appearance, Kamala Harris’s rhetoric, Google’s partial retreat on censorship, and the Tylenol–autism controversy fueling Trump’s new autism action plan. With sharp insights on crypto, taxes, and controlled opposition in media, this episode ties together politics, faith, and freedom in classic Daily Herold style.

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