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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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CannCon and Ghost take on a packed Tuesday edition of Badlands Daily, starting with Trump’s explosive announcement linking Tylenol use in pregnancy to autism, sparking Big Pharma denials and possible lawsuits. The hosts dig into vaccine safety, censorship, and the broader fight against medical corruption, drawing comparisons to Nuremberg accountability. They then tackle a messy drug pricing controversy, exposing how media spin distorts Trump’s push for fairness in global markets. Shifting gears, the show dives into MSNBC’s hit piece on Tom Homan, FBI entrapment, and CIA-fed narratives, followed by Trump’s executive order designating Antifa a domestic terror group. From looming government shutdown games in Congress to SCOTUS weighing presidential power over “independent” agencies, CannCon and Ghost emphasize first principles and accountability. Internationally, they cover Trump’s moves with Turkey, Netanyahu, and Kazakhstan, plus the UN’s recognition of Palestine, setting the stage for geopolitical realignment. With sharp commentary and no-nonsense analysis, this episode threads together corruption, propaganda, and global maneuvering.

Jon Herold and Zak “RedPill78” Paine dig deep into Benjamin Netanyahu’s shadowy past and the controversies that follow him into the present. From questions about dual citizenship, multiple Social Security identities, and confidential U.S. files to corruption trials and backroom deals, they trace how Netanyahu’s rise was anything but ordinary. The discussion links his father’s revisionist Zionism, the Entebbe raid, and the weapons of mass destruction narrative to modern scandals of bribery, media manipulation, and questionable alliances. The hosts connect these threads to the October 7th attacks, Netanyahu’s grip on power, and the explosive whispers surrounding Charlie Kirk’s assassination, asking whether Israel’s doctrine of Din Rodef could justify silencing critics. With sharp commentary on 9/11 foreknowledge, U.S.-Israel ties, and the manipulation of trauma events, this episode pulls no punches in exposing how darkness is often woven into design.

In this powerful episode, Ghost is joined by Ryan Delarme and Adrian from Rise Attire to unpack the shocking themes behind their new Dauntless Dialogue documentary Darkness by Design. The discussion exposes how high fashion houses like Balenciaga have been hijacked and weaponized to push disturbing imagery, cultural degeneracy, and nihilism—by design, not accident. Ryan and Adrian walk through the making of the film, tracing the brand’s corruption from Cristóbal Balenciaga’s original couture vision to today’s grotesque displays that blur morality, art, and exploitation. Together, they connect the dots between postmodern art, celebrity culture, and psychological operations designed to erode tradition and faith. This conversation doesn’t just shine light on the darkness—it challenges listeners to confront it, resist it, and return to what is true, good, and beautiful.

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes unpack the whirlwind of 2025, from unease in daily life to the spiritual revival sparked in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. The conversation dives into Trump’s autism action plan linking Tylenol use to neurodevelopmental risks, potential treatments like leucovorin, and his call to slow down vaccine schedules, while exposing the dangers of aluminum and mercury still present in shots. The hosts connect these revelations to broader themes of manipulation, from Planned Parenthood to the obsession with cheating death, and warn of science without ethics. Using the Hunger Games as a lens, they explore how emotions can be weaponized, urging listeners to test the spirits, hold to biblical truth, and resist both political and spiritual deception. With reflections on Ben Carson’s powerful memorial speech, the infiltration of education and churches, and the ongoing battle between light and darkness, this episode challenges listeners to stay discerning, grounded, and unflappable in faith.

Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada deliver a lively, heart-filled episode blending humor, history, and homemaking. From hilarious Halloween costume ideas and AI beard swaps to product shoutouts for Soft Disclosure, All Good, and Native Path, the hosts keep things both playful and practical. They dive into creative hobbies like crocheting, diamond painting, and baking, exploring how hands-on crafts lower stress and build community. History takes the stage with Harriet Tubman’s heroism, Vanessa Williams’ groundbreaking Miss America crown, Patty Hearst’s capture, and Nathan Hale’s legendary sacrifice. The conversation then shifts to forgiveness, guarding against darkness, and biblical reflections on true beauty, challenging the modern obsession with appearances. Add in cozy fall hacks, pumpkin vs. apple debates, and the joy of crafting, and this episode is equal parts fun, faith, and sisterhood.

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CannCon, Alpha Warrior, and Cam Cooksey bring the heat in this unapologetically rowdy episode of Y-Chromes. The crew kicks off with their signature banter before diving into “Smoking with My Chromies,” where pulled pork takes center stage as the ultimate smoked meat staple. From scoring the fat cap to butter, honey, and a perfect bone-pull finish, the guys walk through every juicy detail...plus all the ways you can load it into mac and cheese or sliders. Football talk takes over with fantasy league trash talk, hot takes on coaching blunders, and game picks that go off the rails as usual. Along the way, the panel spirals into wild side conversations, ranging from race jokes and military humor to viral videos and “tight watermelon buttholes.” It’s the perfect mix of food, football, and the kind of reckless comedy only Y-Chromes can deliver.

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Jon Herold dives into a packed Monday show covering Trump’s sweeping changes to the H1B visa program and the rollout of the “gold card” visa, aimed at protecting American workers. He reflects on the massive memorial for Charlie Kirk, highlighting Trump’s remarks and the growing questions surrounding the official narrative of Kirk’s assassination. The episode also examines Trump’s expected deal restructuring TikTok under U.S. control, Iran’s nuclear ambitions with Russia, and Hamas’s ceasefire proposal. Jon shares his concerns about censorship, government overreach in social media, and transparency in investigations, while previewing Trump’s anticipated autism announcement linking Tylenol use in pregnancy to increased risks. With a mix of analysis, skepticism, and first-principles thinking, this episode covers the headlines that matter and the narratives that don’t quite add up.

CannCon and Zak “RedPill78” Paine take on the fallout from a congressional report exposing the Biden White House’s $900 million COVID propaganda blitz. They dive deep into Pfizer, Moderna, and the vaccine-industrial complex, highlight Robert Malone’s fiery testimony, and analyze Trump’s stunning hint at an autism breakthrough. The hosts also cover Tucker Carlson’s explosive remarks at Charlie Kirk’s memorial, Kash Patel’s FBI updates, Venezuela’s role in the border crisis, and Trump’s hardline H1B visa plan. A packed episode connecting corruption, media spin, and America’s fight for truth.

JB White kicks off this episode from his bedroom studio with football talk, celebrating a Jaguars win and lamenting Gator woes, before diving into heavier reflections on Charlie Kirk’s memorial. Reading from Don Surber’s powerful column, JB highlights Kirk’s role as a bridge builder and cultural force, noting how his respect in debate and ability to win over Generation Z made him a target. He wrestles with his own emotions, praising Erica Kirk’s strength and forgiveness while cautioning against speculation and “everything is fake” narratives that dishonor her. Along the way, JB critiques Candace Owens’ behavior, warns against divisive blame games, and urges patience with Trump’s team as they navigate prosecutions. With heartfelt candor, cultural commentary, and a touch of humor, JB reminds listeners that America’s strength lies in faith, perseverance, and refusing to tolerate lies, whether from family, media, or political elites.

Burning Bright and Chris Paul open this episode of The Narrative by confronting the psychological rollercoaster of the past week, asking how a movement processes both grief and resilience in the wake of tragedy. They explore the spectrum between blackpills and whitepills, despair versus hope, and what it means to choose perspective in the middle of information warfare. The hosts dissect media manipulation around Charlie Kirk’s assassination, highlight Trump’s strategic handling of chaos, and examine how psyops prey on emotional exhaustion. They also connect the dots to global struggles, from Europe’s upheavals to Middle Eastern flashpoints, emphasizing how narrative control shapes public consciousness. With humor, candor, and sharp cultural insight, Burning Bright and Chris remind listeners that sanity itself is a weapon, and that staying grounded in truth and faith is the ultimate act of resistance.