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The Liberty Den Ep. 140: Epstein Fallout, Judicial Reckonings, and the Collapse of Clown World

The crew of The Liberty Den dives into another jam-packed roundtable as they tackle the suspicious death of Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre, the missing Epstein files, and the intelligence networks that may be scrambling to cover their tracks. They explore whether Giuffre’s death was truly a suicide or a deeper move in the ongoing global chess match. The conversation expands into the corruption of the judiciary, Trump’s strategic use of media narratives, and the neocon versus America First struggle brewing inside the Pentagon. Expect deep dives into Trump’s executive strategies, witness protection theories, the realities of cleaning out corrupt judges, and a hilarious look at Cash Patel’s role in dismantling deep state networks. From the cultural absurdity of defending MS-13 to Trump’s masterful narrative traps, this episode is a no-holds-barred analysis of the accelerating collapse of the uniparty and their propaganda machine.

Why We Vote Ep. 122: Smurfing, ActBlue Fallout, and the Battle Over Election Integrity

In this episode of Why We Vote, CannCon and Ashe in America dig into Trump’s newly announced investigation into ActBlue, uncovering layers of small-dollar donation fraud, foreign money laundering, and election rigging. They explore how ActBlue insiders are fleeing the sinking ship, why this investigation is a major move toward dismantling rigged political fundraising, and what smurfing really means for the integrity of elections. The duo also breaks down a major court ruling that strikes at Trump’s executive order to enforce citizenship checks on voter registration forms, highlighting the constitutional confusion around state and federal election powers. From voter fraud to judicial activism to the future of grassroots political campaigns, this episode unpacks the high-stakes war for America's electoral future.

Badlands Live! 9-5: April 25, 2025

Badlands Live is unfiltered coverage of Senate and House Hearings, Meetings, Pressers, Speeches, and Breaking News as it happens! Ashe in America, Ghost of Based Patrick Henry, and other Badlands Hosts hop in for commentary you'll only find here!

MAHA News Ep. 41: Food Coloring Ban, FDA To Redo Food Pyramid, Congress Wants MORE Glyphosate

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince deliver another packed episode of MAHA News, starting with the major food dye ban RFK Jr. is pushing forward and the real reasons why companies have until 2026 to comply. They dig into consumer reactions, the supply chain challenges for natural colorings like beetroot and spirulina, and how this move is already reshaping public awareness. The duo also highlights RFK’s new calls to reverse COVID shot recommendations for kids and take a hammer to the crumbling "trust the science" narratives still peddled by establishment influencers. They dive into the growing war over glyphosate, Big Ag’s desperate lobbying to keep the chemical alive, and why fighting GMOs will be one of the toughest battles ahead. From military nutrition standards to the fitness of America's youth, this episode is a fast-paced deep dive into how toxic systems are being exposed, and how real change is taking root.
 

Geopolitics with Ghost Ep. 7: Klaus Schwab’s Fall, Trump’s Middle East Gambit, and the Global Realignment

In this powerhouse episode of Geopolitics with Ghost, Ghost tackles the week's biggest stories shaping the emerging world order. He breaks down Klaus Schwab’s sudden resignation amid financial and ethical misconduct allegations, speculating whether his fall signals a deeper globalist collapse. Ghost dives into Trump’s upcoming Middle East trip, predicting major peace deals and military partnerships with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and possibly Iran. He explains how Trump’s visit could mark a historic shift away from endless war and towards a multipolar world anchored by regional powers. Other highlights include Jordan’s nationwide ban on the Muslim Brotherhood, deepening Russia-Iran energy ties, Modi’s crackdown on terrorism in Kashmir, and how AI military tech is quietly reshaping conflict. With deep dives into history, maps, and insider analysis, this episode connects the dots on how global alliances are being redrawn in real time.

The Daily Herold: April 25, 2025 – Courts, Elections, and the Battle for Constitutional Power

Jon Herold welcomes Ashe in America for a wide-ranging discussion about the latest legal and political battles defining this critical moment in history. They unpack the recent court ruling blocking Trump's citizenship requirement for voter registration, exposing how states’ dependence on federal funding could be a pressure point for reform. Ashe explains how Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act is being challenged by activist judges, and why Supreme Court rulings are slowly but critically clarifying the constitutional limits of judicial power. The conversation also covers Trump’s major new memorandum targeting ActBlue’s alleged donation laundering schemes, the massive implications of the ongoing "smurfing" investigations, and how foreign and domestic fraud networks have been quietly funding political campaigns. Jon and Ashe debate whether real change can come from within the current system, touch on the resignation of corrupt judges, and preview the broader themes that will be explored at the upcoming GART conference.

Badlands Daily: April 25, 2025 – Crossfire Coverups, Collapsing Narratives, and the War on Trump’s Reform

CannCon and Chris Paul tear into the latest legal and political battles reshaping the nation in this fiery Friday edition of Badlands Daily. They spotlight a flood of judicial activism blocking Trump's executive orders on elections, immigration, and lawfare, all while exposing the deep state's desperate attempts to keep the public in the dark about Crossfire Hurricane’s declassified details. From foreign cash flowing through ActBlue to judges protecting sanctuary cities and Perkins Coie’s grip on lawfare, the duo lays out a system rigged against reform. They also examine crumbling Democrat narratives, Schumer's plummeting favorability, and AOC’s rising star. With passionate analysis, sharp humor, and policy breakdowns, this episode is a full-spectrum offensive on the uniparty machine.

RattlerGator Report: April 25, 2025 – Bitcoin Booms, Tariff Triumphs, and Center-Right Clarity

In this high-energy Friday edition of RattlerGator Report, J.B. White blends his signature Southern charm, sharp political instincts, and deep Bitcoin enthusiasm for a full-spectrum look at the week’s biggest stories. Fresh off a euphoric sports victory and major NFL draft win for the Jaguars, J.B. turns his attention to the real game, politics, power, and preparing for the Great American Restoration.
He dissects a fiery clip from a Democrat podcast meltdown, underscoring why the left’s obsession with social issues continues to alienate voters in a solidly center-right nation. With a dose of tough love for both Democrats and impatient conservatives, J.B. reminds listeners why patience, competence, and strategic disruption are winning the war.
The episode then pivots to Bitcoin, where J.B. breaks down recent innovations from Leon Wankum and Jack Mallers, celebrating the rise of Bitcoin-backed real estate finance and U.S.-based institutional adoption. He explores the legal precedent of Andrew Jackson’s defiance of the Supreme Court and Trump’s strategic echo of those moves today, underscoring how Jacksonian grit remains alive and well.
From gold vs. Bitcoin to tariffs and decentralized innovation, this episode is a masterclass in cultural, financial, and political recalibration. Big Daddy’s got the plan, and J.B.’s here to decode it.

Rugpull Radio Ep 117: Special Guest Pierre Rochard - Bridging Traditional Finance and Bitcoin Through Institutional Mass Adoption

GMoney welcomes legendary Bitcoin advocate Pierre Rochard for an electric episode of RugPull Radio that bridges high-level finance, meme warfare, and anti-establishment victory laps. From his early days studying Austrian economics and stacking silver, to becoming one of the sharpest minds in Bitcoin policy and infrastructure, Pierre shares the journey that led him to co-found the Satoshi Nakamoto Institute and take down Elizabeth Warren’s anti-mining crusade.
They dive deep into Rochard’s landmark legal win against the Department of Energy, which exposed the federal government’s politically motivated attacks on Bitcoin mining. GMoney and Pierre break down how Bitcoin mining actually strengthens the grid and why the true climate scam is weaponized carbon accounting. Rochard also explains his latest venture: Bitcoin Bond Company, which aims to onboard institutional investors into sound money through securitized Bitcoin.
From hash wars and strategic reserves to munchausen politicians and the myth of student loan morality, this episode swings from finance to freedom, with a healthy dose of meme-fueled resistance. Whether you're new to Bitcoin or a seasoned maxi, this is one signal-rich sit-down that cuts through the noise and fires back at the fiat beast.

SITREP Ep. 114: Broken Wars, Veteran Truths, and the Real Cost of Empire

In one of the rawest and most revealing episodes of SITREP yet, CannCon and Alpha Warrior take listeners deep into the heart of war, disillusionment, and the political games that put American lives on the line. They unpack the shocking revelations from former Pentagon senior advisor Dan Caldwell’s interview with Tucker Carlson, exploring the disconnect between D.C. war hawks and the troops they send to fight endless, failing regime-change wars.
With brutal honesty, the hosts share their own experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, reflecting on the lives lost, the civilians left behind, and the long-term psychological and geopolitical fallout. They call out the corruption of military leadership, the betrayal of allies, and the revolving-door foreign policy that fuels chaos abroad and PTSD at home.
But the episode also digs into bigger themes: the spiritual cost of war, the value of true service, and the long-term consequences of misguided interventionism. From combat experience and conscription debates to fears of future domestic terror used as political leverage, this episode is a deep dive into what happens when patriotism meets propaganda, and the warriors decide they’ve had enough.