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Badlands Media Special Coverage - President Trump Remarks on the Economy: 12/19/25

In this Badlands Media Special Coverage, President Donald Trump delivers a wide-ranging address focused on economic revival, America-first trade policy, border security, healthcare costs, and restoring national pride. Speaking to a packed crowd in North Carolina, Trump highlights falling inflation, reduced drug prices through his “most favored nation” policy, job growth driven by the private sector, and major investments returning to American manufacturing. He contrasts these gains with failures of the previous administration, addresses crime, border enforcement, and cultural issues, and outlines his vision for what he calls a new Golden Age of America. The speech also includes remarks on energy independence, tariffs, tax relief, military strength, and restoring law and order, closing with a call for unity, patriotism, and continued support from the American people.

Spellbreakers Ep. 147: Christmas Special Variety Shows of the 60s, 70s, and 80s

In this holiday episode of Spellbreakers, Matt Trump takes viewers on a nostalgic journey through classic Christmas television specials from the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Using iconic broadcasts featuring Perry Como, Andy Williams, Judy Garland, and others, the episode explores how variety shows once served as cultural touchstones that reinforced family, tradition, faith, and shared national identity. Matt contrasts the warmth, sincerity, and communal spirit of these productions with the fragmentation of modern media, reflecting on what has been lost as entertainment shifted away from shared rituals. Along the way, he weaves personal reflections, historical context, and generational insights, highlighting how these programs offered comfort during difficult economic and cultural periods. The episode closes with a meditation on restoration, continuity, and the enduring value of preserving the spirit behind these traditions rather than simply remembering them.

Why We Vote Ep. 154: Fulton County, DOJ Pressure & the Fight for Election Records

In this final episode before Christmas, CannCon and Ashe in America break down a busy and consequential week in election integrity news. The conversation centers on the Department of Justice lawsuit against Fulton County over access to 2020 election records and the explosive response from Mark Elias and allied organizations attempting to block transparency. The hosts dissect the legal arguments being made to keep ballots, envelopes, and election materials sealed, explaining why those claims conflict with civil rights law and long standing record retention requirements. The episode also revisits Colorado election battles, federal pressure through funding leverage, the Tina Peters case and appeal timeline, and emerging RICO implications tied to immigration, NGOs, and cartel activity. Along the way, CannCon and Ashe reflect on how years of dismissed concerns are now resurfacing publicly, why scrutiny is increasing rather than fading, and what these legal showdowns mean for future election accountability.

MAHA News [12.19] Vax Schedule, CBD/Cannabis, HHS on Trans Surgeries, Red Light Therapy

In this December 19 episode of MAHA News, the hosts break down major health policy shifts shaping the MAHA movement. The discussion opens with President Trump’s decision to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, examining the medical, research, and financial implications for cannabis, CBD, and hemp industries. The show then turns to HHS actions targeting transgender surgeries for minors, including the removal of federal funding and scrutiny of organizations like the American Academy of Pediatrics.
The conversation expands into Lyme disease, highlighting new federal acknowledgment of long-dismissed patient experiences and revelations surrounding its origins. The episode also covers food system reform, spotlighting local farm networks, raw milk resources, and corporate moves to remove harmful additives.
The second half features an in-depth interview on red light therapy, exploring its science, applications, and potential benefits for inflammation, recovery, and chronic illness. The episode closes with reflections on health sovereignty, decentralization, and the broader cultural shift underway.

Geopolitics with Ghost Ep. 66: Turning Point, Israel, and the Fracturing of the Right - December 19, 2025

In this episode, Ghost breaks down the escalating ideological fracture on the American right, sparked by the Turning Point USA conference and the public clash between Ben Shapiro and Tucker Carlson. Using Charlie Kirk’s death as a backdrop, Ghost examines the growing tension around censorship, deplatforming, and who controls the boundaries of “acceptable” discourse within conservatism.
The conversation expands into America’s relationship with Israel, questioning foreign influence, moral authority, and the manipulation of antisemitism narratives to suppress dissent. Ghost analyzes Trump’s posture toward Netanyahu, the Gaza ceasefire aftermath, and emerging power shifts as U.S. and Russian interests increasingly align against European escalation.
The episode also covers Putin’s end-of-year address, Ukraine peace negotiations, Venezuela’s oil blockade, Julian Assange’s legal action against the Nobel Foundation, and the broader implications of economic warfare and regime change operations. Throughout, Ghost emphasizes first principles, free debate, and the dangers of coordinated narrative control shaping both domestic and global politics.

Badlands Media Special Coverage – President Trump Makes an Announcement: 12/19/25

In this special Badlands Media coverage, President Trump delivers a major announcement alongside leaders from the pharmaceutical industry and senior administration officials, outlining sweeping changes to drug pricing, healthcare affordability, and domestic manufacturing. Trump introduces the “Trump Gold Card,” discusses reductions in the federal workforce in favor of private-sector job growth, and announces most-favored-nation pricing that dramatically lowers prescription drug costs for Americans. The address details agreements with major pharmaceutical companies to match the lowest global prices, invest billions in U.S.-based manufacturing, donate medications to national reserves, and strengthen healthcare as a matter of national security. The event highlights tariff leverage, economic strategy, and a shift away from Americans subsidizing global drug prices, framing the announcement as one of the most significant healthcare and affordability actions in U.S. history.

The Daily Herold Ep. 12/19/25: DOGE Doubts, Epstein Files & Why We’re Still Paying Taxes

Jon Herold closes out the week with a candid, free-flowing episode that blends news analysis, skepticism, and sharp commentary on government dysfunction. He digs into fresh DOGE talking points and workforce reduction claims, questioning whether the numbers actually support the hype and why voluntary buyouts are being spun as accountability wins. Jon also walks through new executive orders, cannabis research policy, space initiatives, and the growing disbelief surrounding long-standing government narratives. A major portion of the show focuses on massive Medicaid fraud revelations, sparking a blunt discussion about taxation, legitimacy, and why Americans continue funding systems riddled with abuse. The episode touches on Epstein file releases, narrative management, immigration hypocrisy, media figures shaping conservative discourse, and the absurdity of modern politics, all delivered with humor, sarcasm, and audience interaction. A classic Daily Herold episode that balances frustration with clarity while encouraging viewers to question everything they’re being told.

Badlands Daily: 12/19/25 – Trump Accounts, Economic Warfare & the Commander-in-Chief Lens

On this December 19 episode of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Chris Paul break down the rollout of “Trump Accounts” and what they signal about a shift toward an ownership based economic model. The discussion centers on financial literacy, generational wealth, and how merging Main Street and Wall Street reframes economic warfare at a national level. From there, the hosts examine Trump’s role as Commander in Chief, emphasizing why military regions, strategic posture, and global power balance must frame analysis of China, Russia, NATO, Ukraine, and Europe. The episode weaves together finance, energy, technology, and geopolitics, pushing back on shallow narratives and emotional speculation in favor of disciplined, big picture thinking. Throughout the broadcast, CannCon and Chris Paul stress discernment, timing, and understanding systems of power as the pace of global change accelerates.

RattlerGator Report: 12/19/25 – Trump Accounts, Economic Warfare & Commander-in-Chief Logic

JB White delivers Episode 51.3 of RattlerGator Report with a sweeping analysis of what he views as a coordinated, forward-thinking strategy driving the Trump administration. Broadcasting while traveling and recovering from illness, JB focuses on the rollout of “Trump Accounts,” highlighting Scott Bessent’s remarks on merging Main Street and Wall Street, embedding financial literacy from birth, and creating an ownership economy where every American becomes a stakeholder. He connects this initiative to broader themes of economic warfare, Bitcoin, technological acceleration, and the collapse of the old eurodollar and globalist systems. JB repeatedly grounds the discussion in Trump’s role as Commander in Chief, arguing that military realities and regions of responsibility must frame all geopolitical analysis, from China and Russia to NATO, Ukraine, and Europe. The episode blends personal reflection, sharp critiques of narrative confusion, and deep dives into finance, energy, sovereignty, and power, urging listeners to sharpen discernment as the pace of change accelerates.

Rugpull Radio Ep. 140: Special Guest Lt. Col. Kevin Kelly aka “Puncher” – Air Force Fighter Pilot

In this episode of Rugpull Radio, GMoney sits down with Lt. Col. Kevin “Puncher” Kelly, a retired Air Force fighter pilot, to walk through his military career, combat experience, and the realities of modern air warfare. Puncher shares firsthand insight into pilot training, rules of engagement, command structure, and how decision-making actually works inside the U.S. military, contrasting public perception with operational reality. The conversation explores leadership, discipline, morale, and the psychological demands placed on pilots, as well as broader reflections on readiness, bureaucracy, and the evolution of warfare. Grounded in lived experience rather than theory, the episode offers a candid look at life inside the cockpit and the mindset required to operate in high-risk, high-accountability environments.