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🚨Trump Can’t Handle Iran’s Answer…
The host discusses a leaked Trump-administration intelligence memo alleging Iran has increased lethal plotting against U.S. diplomats and contends the leak may be used as a pretext for military escalation with Israel. He reads portions of the memo sent to Secretary-of-State-designate Marco Rubio, critiques the administration’s information-sharing, and summarizes Iran’s stern responses — warnings about cutting undersea internet cables, striking regional assets, descriptions of Iranian military capabilities, recent attacks on large tankers, and broader regional alignments that could deepen the conflict. He also criticizes U.S. policy toward Iran and Israel, arguing missile-defense spending benefits Israel disproportionately, mocks officials’ statements, cites a U.S. envoy saying the U.S. is prepared for a prolonged blockade, quotes an Iranian adviser on managing the Strait of Hormuz, notes Brent crude rose sharply, and frames the posture as risky, avoidable, and likely to raise energy costs.Episode guide
Army Vet Delivers Knockout Blow Before Midterms…
Retired Navy Commander Bobby Jones interviews Democratic nominee Kate Connolly about her tight race for New York’s 17th District. Connolly says campaign momentum and a broad, nonpartisan appeal could flip the seat, and criticizes incumbent Mike Lawler for voting with Trump, supporting large tax breaks for data center developers, and backing what she calls an ill‑advised Iran war posture. She highlights local economic pain—higher gas, seniors rationing prescriptions, and struggling working families—and frames November as a vote on values and accountable representation. The conversation closes with a review of her critiques of opponents’ economic and health‑care policies, praise for her military service and public‑service commitment, and encouragement to support her campaign; the episode ends with a plug for a paid Substack for recaps and ad‑free episodes.Episode guide
🚨Trump Panics As His End Nears…
Host Ben Meiselas critiques Donald Trump’s recent Florida appearances and online posts, questioning Trump’s physical condition, remarks about prices, and foreign‑policy boasts. Meiselas quotes Trump saying high beef and oil prices are things he “inherited,” and notes Trump told a reporter the war will “end one way or another” and “ending soon.” The host catalogs odd posts about renaming places, disputes Trump’s claims about energy and homeownership affordability, and points to rising oil nearing $120 a barrel plus transport and sanction‑related costs. Meiselas links Trump’s rhetorical style to concerns about credibility, litigation avoidance, and associations with accused sexual predators. In a brief closing, Meiselas promotes his book WTF America and gives multiple ways for viewers to purchase it, urging orders “today.”Episode guide
🚨Trump Looks Like Death As It Gets Worse…
The host criticizes Donald Trump's recent public appearances and behavior, citing video clips of him making unusual noises and faces at an Iowa event. He links Trump’s actions to broader national problems: rising crude oil prices, weak job revisions, high mortgage rates, and inflationary pressures on fuel, housing and health care. The segment also highlights Trump’s social media posts of AI-generated violent and patriotic images, and presents commentary from Trump allies claiming energy successes. The host warns of possible military escalation in the Middle East, mentions tanker attacks near the Strait of Hormuz, and urges midterm accountability and congressional investigations.Episode guide
Trump Looks Utterly Weak As He Faces His Reckoning!!!
Hosts report on a week of intense Russian strikes in Ukraine, show footage and commentary about civilian casualties, and play remarks from Steve Witkoff praising Vladimir Putin alongside note of President Trump’s recent comments. Ken Harbaugh interviews Army combat veteran Kris Goldsmith, who urges voters to oust Republicans he says enable the administration’s Russia policy and describes organizing the Veterans Day Democracy March in Washington, D.C., eight days after the election, with three unity points: count every vote, no one is above the law, and keep faith with those who serve. Speakers stress peaceful, disciplined demonstration and ongoing civic pressure. They promote a Veterans Day March on November 11 at the National Mall, outline logistical needs and fundraising appeals, and direct listeners to veteransfightingfascism.org for updates, donations, and involvement; subscription options are also mentioned.COMPLETE ARCHIVE
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