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Did The Nazis Win?

Author and independent journalist Mel K rejoins the program to share her extensive research into what she describes as an “invasion” of the United States from within. She traces its origins to the 1930s, arguing that central bankers, international industrialists, and Nazi-linked interests collaborated to build a powerful network designed to control the country’s institutions and its people.
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According to Mel, a small constellation of influential men consolidated the surviving networks of intelligence, finance, and philanthropy after World War II into a unified postwar architecture. She explains how this network gradually penetrated every pillar of American society—from education and Congress to the legal profession—while using an expansive NGO ecosystem to finance projects around the world and cement its influence.

The result, she argues, is a deeply embedded system of control that has steadily stripped freedom from the American people while concentrating wealth and power in the hands of a select few. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

Young Girls Entering Puberty

Dr. Diane Kazer returns to discuss a shocking study examining early puberty in girls ages 4 to 8. The findings point to the role endocrine-disrupting chemicals may be playing in development, with signs of puberty appearing in girls as young as four. Kazer breaks down the study, the chemicals implicated in these disruptions, and why the concern extends beyond young girls to boys and adults as well. We also discuss the idea that SLUP may help block some of these effects.
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We expand the conversation into other approaches for getting your health back on track, including peptides and strategies for reducing the impact of endocrine disruptors.  Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

Can Public Handle The Shock?

Intelligence analyst and former law enforcement officer Michael Letts rejoins the program to revisit the operations he believes are underway to dismantle an entrenched criminal network operating across government and beyond. Letts argues that a coordinated effort is taking place both inside the United States and internationally to confront a criminal class that has sold out the country and established what amounts to a permanent system of corrupt mob rule.
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We discuss how these operations may be playing out, what can actually be seen from the outside, and whether the public can still distinguish the criminals from those working to expose them in an environment saturated with propaganda and competing narratives.

We also tackle a critical question: What happens when someone widely viewed as a hero or trusted figure is exposed as part of the criminal cartel? Will the public accept the evidence—or will loyalty, propaganda and perception trigger a massive backlash? Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

Sorting Through Truth, Illusion?

Spiritual medium Eddie Conner returns to the program to discuss the endless charade of manufactured news and how to sort through the noise to find the truth. We examine why so much of what we consume feels designed to confuse, distract, and manipulate—and why discernment has become such an important skill in a world flooded with nonstop information.
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We also discuss how to cope with the relentless stream of nonsense without becoming overwhelmed or checking out entirely, and why it is important to equip yourself mentally and spiritually for what lies ahead.

Conner also makes a prediction that the criminal class will begin to be held accountable, with justice emerging first in Ireland and the United Kingdom —offering listeners some hope that accountability and justice are still possible. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

A Global Attack On Liberty

Glenn and Eric Meder rejoin the program to discuss the ongoing attack on liberty worldwide and how it is increasingly taking place through insidious means woven into our everyday lives. From expanding surveillance and digital tracking to the growing systems of technological control around us, we examine how convenience can quietly become a mechanism for monitoring and restricting individual freedom.

We also discuss an important distinction: Technology itself does not have to be limiting. It has enormous potential to increase human freedom, independence and opportunity—yet that is not the direction much of today’s technology is taking.
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Glenn and Eric are the father-and-son team behind Privacy Academy, an organization inspired by liberty and designed to help the average, non-techy person understand the threats posed by surveillance and learn practical ways to preserve their privacy.

We discuss why privacy is about much more than hiding personal information, why it is fundamentally connected to liberty, and what ordinary people can do to regain greater control over their digital lives before the infrastructure of surveillance becomes even more deeply embedded in society. Here’s more from Sarah Westall in a new edition of Business Game Changers.

Who’s Banking On War?

Geopolitical analyst and President of the LaRouche Organization Harley Schlanger returns to the program to break down the agendas he believes are driving the wars in Iran and Ukraine. Schlanger explains why he sees these conflicts as fundamentally at odds with the interests of the MAGA base—and, more broadly, with the interests of the United States. We discuss who benefits from prolonged conflict, why diplomatic off-ramps continue to fail, and the powerful financial and geopolitical interests he believes are working to keep both wars alive.
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Schlanger also shares his perspective on Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, the former governor of both the Bank of Canada and Bank of England, and what his rise represents within the global financial establishment. We examine the role of central banking and financial interests in today’s geopolitical order, why Schlanger believes continued instability in the Middle East and Ukraine serves a much larger agenda, and whether the United States is being pulled further away from the anti-war and America First policies many voters believed they were supporting. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

What’s Driving Tariff Battles?

Economist and geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo joins the Economic Review to break down what he believes are the real forces driving the Iran war, the Canadian tariffs, and other major geopolitical and economic developments reshaping the global landscape. Luongo goes beyond the conventional headlines to examine the competing interests, financial pressures, and strategic objectives he sees operating behind these events.
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We also dig into the recent NDAA legislation, comparing the Senate and House versions and examining what the language actually says. We discuss why the word “integration” can be misleading, what the proposed military cooperation could mean in practice, and why we both believe integrating U.S. military capabilities with any foreign state is an unwise direction. Global economics do not operate in a vacuum—they are increasingly the direct result of the geopolitical power struggles, alliances, conflicts, and strategic decisions unfolding around the world.

Here’s more from Sarah Westall in a new edition of her Economic Review series. It’s an ongoing feature on her channel Business Game Changers.

 

You Can Be Faked

Intelligence analyst and Morningside Analytics CEO Carolina Kallaus joins the program to expose some of the most disturbing trends she is uncovering through her work in digital forensics and high-stakes intelligence. We discuss the growing world of human trafficking, fraud, online impersonation and sophisticated digital manipulation—and how rapidly advancing AI is giving criminals entirely new capabilities.
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One of the most alarming trends Kallaus is seeing is the rise of sextortion. She explains how criminals can use intimate or fabricated material to extort money, destroy reputations and manipulate their targets—and why AI dramatically expands who can become a victim. As the line between what is real and what can be convincingly manufactured continues to disappear, Kallaus warns that virtually anyone can become a target. Here’s more from Sasrah Westall on a new edition of Business Game Changers.

Will Corruption Files Reach FBI?

Former Sheriff’s Deputy, U.S. Marine, and whistleblower John Mark Dougan returns to the program to share an extraordinary series of events surrounding a cache of highly sensitive documents he says expose criminal activity involving some of the world’s most powerful people.

Dougan says his goal has been simple: Get the information into the hands of FBI Director Kash Patel. But instead of being able to deliver the documents, he says the people closest to him have become the focus of unexpected scrutiny.
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Dougan describes how family members, friends, and former colleagues have allegedly been investigated, visited, and followed while he has attempted to navigate this situation. He shares why he believes this is happening, what the documents allegedly contain, and the challenges he’s faced trying to get them into the right hands. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on a new edition of Business Game Changers.

Reshaping The World Order

Economist Martin Armstrong returns to the program to provide the strategic insights and geopolitical analysis that have made him one of the most closely followed economic forecasters in the world. We discuss what President Donald Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping likely resulted in regarding Taiwan and the broader implications for the balance of power in Asia.

Armstrong shares his perspective on the negotiations, the interests of the major players involved, and why the public narrative often misses the deeper strategic objectives shaping world events.
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Armstrong also discusses his involvement in the brokered peace framework with Vladimir Putin and explains why he believes President Trump has followed many of the key elements outlined in the agreement. According to Armstrong, these developments represent a positive step toward a more productive working relationship with Russia. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

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