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The Book of Trump - Chapter 51: The Rockefellers

Ghost and Jordan Sather team up to trace the most consequential dynasty in American history: the Rockefellers. From John D. Rockefeller's oil monopoly and JPMorgan's steel consolidation to the invention of the holding company by the law firm that later became the CIA, the dots connect in ways that still reverberate in 2026. Jordan breaks down how the Rockefellers engineered the modern pharmaceutical industrial complex through the Flexner Report, dismantling natural medicine in favor of petroleum-based drugs. Ghost adds how the same family funded the standardized education system, ran a reverse-psychology psyop to create the Federal Reserve, planted Henry Kissinger at Harvard, and ultimately gave birth to the World Economic Forum and the Trilateral Commission. A two-host deep dive into the blueprint of the system Trump is currently dismantling.

Breaking Free of Psyops Ep. 6: UFO Disclosure and the Gateway to a Spiritual Reset

Aliens are coming. Or so they want you to believe. In this episode, Matt Ehret traces the UFO disclosure movement from its origins in 1947 CIA memos to today's Pentagon whistleblowers, and finds the same occult networks running the show at every stage. From Allen Dulles using Carl Jung's archetype theory as a psychological warfare handbook, to the Rockefeller-funded promotion of LSD through Time and Life magazines, to Scientology-linked figures founding Project Stargate, Ehret builds the case that UFO disclosure is not a truth movement. It is a multigenerational magic trick designed to dismantle Christianity, manufacture a new synthetic spirituality, and unite a frightened population under a one world framework. The aliens were never the point. The spiritual reset always was.

Alphas Make Sandwiches Ep. 69: Getting the Sack, Join or Die & The Birth of Globalism

It's episode 69, hey hey, and the ladies are not going to mention it. Jackie shares the pet photo challenge submissions including her bird who tried to drink her reflection water, and Ashe tells the proper version of Caleb's eighth birthday in Manhattan involving the Intrepid, Spider-Man dropping web from the rafters, Dylan's Candy Bar, and one harrowing taxi near miss. Christy unpacks the British idiom getting the sack, complete with a 1525 Zach spelling and the mental image of a Victorian raccoon hauling its belongings out the door. Ashe walks through a packed week in history covering Alan Shepard going to suborbital space (allegedly), Bobby Sands and the idea that everyone has a part to play, the Roger Bannister sub-four-minute mile, the Channel Tunnel, the Chinese Exclusion Act and its modern TPS parallels, the Lusitania, VE Day, Coca-Cola's first glass at Jacobs Pharmacy, Olympic boycotts as psyop fuel, Ben Franklin's Join or Die cartoon as the first political meme, the end of the Civil War, the Schuman Declaration as the birth of globalism, the transcontinental railroad golden spike, and Deep Blue defeating Kasparov as the original AI fear porn rerun we are still being sold today. Plus Gart updates and why all roads lead to Mark Elias being upset.

Y-Chromes Ep. 80: Banana Ball, Bad Ideas, and a Cheating Wife Poll

Caleb Epp fills in for JB, and CannCon, Alpha Warrior, Cam Cooksey, and Caleb get right into it. CannCon coins the new show slogan, "Men Unsupervised," before diving into Mother's Day recaps and NHL playoff predictions with Caleb backing the Avs over the Sabres in six. Alpha brings a full breakdown of the Savannah Bananas and all 11 rules of Banana Ball that somehow makes the strongest case yet for it being the most entertaining sport in America. Cam keeps the chaos going with a trained Florida alligator clip, a Georgia Bulldogs stadium roast, and the Uncle Otis Hennessy birthday cake that the whole crew cannot explain. The show closes on a live audience poll after watching a husband catfish his own wife headed to a Tinder date, with the chat splitting dead fifty-fifty on whether it was real. Men unsupervised. Episode 80.

The Daily Herold: 5/11/26 - Fauci Clock Runs Out, Gas Tax Cut & Trump-Xi Summit

Jon Herold comes in Monday on a slow news day and makes it work. Today is apparently the last possible day to charge Anthony Fauci under the standard statute of limitations, and Jon marks the occasion with the appropriate level of fanfare before explaining why the grand conspiracy angle might make the whole conversation moot. Trump announced a temporary suspension of the federal gas tax, and Jon immediately asks the obvious follow-up: once you take it away, how do you put it back? The Trump-Xi summit is set for Thursday and Friday this week, with a delegation that reads like a Forbes 400 reunion, and Iran is calling the current ceasefire proposal unacceptable while Trump calls it a very stupid response. Jon also dismisses the hantavirus hysteria in under sixty seconds, connects Hakim Jeffries calling for Supreme Court age limits directly to the Virginia redistricting loss, and reads a Trump Truth Social post tying Fox News to election failures that Jon has been saying for years. The second half of the show turns into an open chat discussion on election reform, redistricting, money in politics, and Jon's genuinely interesting draft lottery idea for congressional representatives.

Badlands Daily: 5/11/26 - Susie Wiles Drops Bomb, Hanta Fear Cycle, Minnesota Vouching Exposed

CannCon and Zak Paine open the Monday show fresh off a massive Friday ruling and ready to connect all the dots. The Hantavirus narrative is in full swing with CNN, the New York Post, and the WHO doing their best to spin a Dutch ornithologist's South American landfill trip into the next pandemic, and CannCon maps out the election year fear playbook with every example going back to 2006. Trump refuses to rejoin the WHO. Susie Wiles drops a quiet bombshell at an award ceremony, saying she thinks Trump will be found to have won the states he appears to have lost in 2020, and CannCon unpacks why that statement from a former perceived gatekeeper is enormous. America First Legal exposes Minnesota's vouching system, which allowed more than 12,000 new voter registrations with no ID verification across three election cycles. Pete Hegseth launches a Department of War COVID vaccine reinstatement task force promising back pay and discharge upgrades to service members pushed out for refusing the mandate. The DOJ plans to release 70 hours of Biden's 2017 ghostwriter audio, and Biden's lawyers are racing to stop it. Plus, a former NFL player gets 196 months for $200M Medicare fraud and a Minnesota nonprofit diverts millions meant for violence prevention to Vegas trips and liquor stores.

RattlerGator Report: 5/11/26 - Trump the Pragmatist, Ukraine's Lend-Lease Moment, and Bitcoin

JB White opens with Marco Rubio standing in front of a map of Cuba with SOUTHCOM's commanding general and makes the point that this image alone tells you more about Trump's second term agenda than most analysts have figured out. He then reads Michael Massey's sharp piece on Trump as a pragmatist rather than a liberal or a conservative, and explains why that framing is exactly right. The centerpiece of the show is JB's Grok-assisted argument that Ukraine has already been America's 21st century Lend-Lease program: Starlink, Palantir, Andoril, and CIA groundwork laid during Trump's first term have equipped Ukraine to hold off Russia and build a sustainable defense industry. He closes with a Bitcoin price update, a tease of the coming Petro Bitcoin segment, and a personal announcement that he is moving to Warner Robins, Georgia and going off the air after Wednesday for several weeks.

The Narrative Ep. 68: American Justice

Burning Bright sits down with Ashe in America for a methodical and surprisingly optimistic look at where the Patriot plan actually stands. Ashe brings her twenty-year background in corporate change management to map the Trump era onto a formal transformation program, arguing that the second administration is deep in the implementation and execution phase. The two dissect how the same change management frameworks used to subjugate, through the nuclear fear narrative, sustainable development goals, and Hollywood humiliation rituals, are now being reverse engineered toward accountability and justice. From Chevron deference to redistricting cases, from the RICO umbrella swallowing Russiagate, election fraud, and COVID, to Trump's narrative shielding on Supreme Court picks, this episode makes the case that winning is a process and the process is ahead of schedule.

The No Treason Podcast Ep. 30: The Dielectric, the Ferrocell & Field Geometry

Part 4 of the ether series is where things start getting visual. Jonathan Drake and Polymath move from philosophical groundwork into the actual mechanics of the medium, beginning with the dielectric, a term coined by Michael Faraday to describe the medium through which electrostatic force acts. From the ancient Greeks rubbing amber to Faraday proving that charge lives in the medium between capacitor plates rather than on them, to a live clamp meter demonstration showing that electrical current radiates outside the wire, the evidence stacks up. The episode also introduces incommensurability, why dielectricity and magnetism are fundamentally different things that work as an inseparable pair, and gives a first look at the Ferrocell, a device that makes magnetic field geometry visible. Vortex shapes, toroidal fields, and the plane of inertia: it is a lot. But as Jonathan puts it, understanding how God actually built the universe does not reduce the mystery. It deepens it.

America First Stories Ep. 7: Brian Tyson

Jon Herold sits down with Brian Tyson of Luv Litters for a surprisingly fascinating deep dive into one of the more unique Badlands sponsors. What do poultry litter, a retired Army colonel, and southern yellow pine have in common? The origin story of a cat litter company that's been running since 1994. Brian walks Jon through how his father's failed poultry integration business accidentally turned into a feed mill operation, which accidentally turned into wood pellet cat litter, which turns out to neutralize cat urine odor thanks to the natural chemistry of southern yellow pine. Brian also shares life on his Northeast Georgia farm with 300 head of cattle, four chicken houses, and a son finishing his freshman year at UGA who may one day take the whole thing over. Low key, genuine, and genuinely interesting. If you have a cat and a litter box you dread walking past, this one's for you.