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The Craziest Epstein Fixes

Shaun Attwood sits down with Jay Dyer to talk about the craziest part of the Epstein files, Vatican Connections, Bill Clinton being compromised.

In this livestream interview, Jay Dyer joins the show to break down the latest Epstein Files release and what it suggests about the wider network around Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. We cover the names and themes appearing in emails and documents, the role of intelligence services, and how blackmail/“kompromat” operations work at the level of finance, politics, media, and celebrity culture.

Topics include: Nick Bryant’s claims from the files, Whitney Webb’s research (“One Nation Under Blackmail”), connections tied to elites and institutions, the “esoteric Hollywood” angle (symbolism, secret societies, cult themes), and why some information is highlighted while other parts are redacted or ignored by mainstream coverage. Here’s more from the Jay Dyer Archive.

Comedy: A Window To Reality

Comedian Jimmy Dore joins the show to diagnose the absurdity of the world today — with brutal honesty. We unpack what’s gone off the rails, why common sense matters again, and how ridiculous public life has become when politics and media lose their bearings.

Jimmy also breaks down recent examples of government overreach and abuse, and makes a sharp case for why freedom of speech is critical (and under threat). Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

Can Women Move To The Right?

Arynne Wexler has chucked Manhattan and moved to the new business, political and cultural capital of the United States — southern Florida. Here, she sits down with Dave Rubin to discuss her many transitions — not only her physical move, but also her growth as a political pundit after starting off her career working in the tech field.

Comedy is her forte, a tool she uses to withstand the dumbest ravages of the left. She explains why conservatives are now not only brighter, but funnier and more socially mobile and relevant than the dour sourpusses who comprise so much of the liberal establishment. If you need to see just how doctrinaire and stupid the left has become, watch the nincompoops on The View!

Wexler talks about maintaining integrity over seeking popularity, and also issues a few warnings. The right cannot go off the deep end. We must guard against embracing every conspiracy theory in the book, or adopting anti-Semitism, even if it’s frustrating to see so many otherwise bright Jewish individuals still doggedly embrace the crazy, asinine excesses of the left.

With President Donald Trump having just won a second term, is she optimistic or pessimistic about the future? Watch and see for yourself.

 

How Did Jesus Vote?

Of course, this is a silly question. Jesus is in Heaven, resurrected in His glorified body—not a citizen of the USA, not a voter in our petty elections.

Does Jesus even care about the political process? There are 137 million U.S. voters. And although we have as many as 100 million evangelicals, only 30 million voted.

This means most of them avoided politics altogether, perhaps believing that Jesus wouldn’t pick a side. Here’s more from Lori Colley.

Will Rhetoric Get Toned Down?

The Democrats and Republicans are going hog-wild with flashy rhetoric attacking their political opposition.

Will it get toned down this campaign system? Do mosquitoes bite carrots? Here’s more from Ryan Long.

It’s All A Scripted Reality Show

Jean Nolan, host of Inspired, admits that, yes, we are all really watching a movie.

“Some people argue that we have been watching a movie for the last four years, maybe eight years,” Nolan says. “But there is a much bigger picture.”  Nolan says you could go back as far as the state of the media allows–TV, radio and everything in between–and do your own research, you’ll find this has been a scripted reality show since the beginning.

Nolan says it traces back to before there were actual movies. “So when you hear the phrase, “we’re watching a a movie, we’re saying what Shakespeare said, ‘All the world’s a stage and each must play a part.'” Nolan peels the onion and digs for the truth layer in the following episode.

Into The Heart Of The Beast

Politics has separated us all. Truthstream Media offers a quiet rant after journeying to Washington D.C. for the very first time.

Google: Not A Place For Politics!

The CEO of Google, Sundar Pichai, says that Google is not a place for politics. To which we here at Redacted lost our minds!

Google plays politics incessantly! The company practices petty censorship all the time.

To wit, Call Me Stormy is outright blackballed by the lefttard goons at Google. The Russian search engine, Yandex, treats us more openly and fairly.

Here’s more from Natali Morris on Redacted News.

Has Politics Destroyed The CIA?

Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to former CIA officer and host of The President’s Daily Brief podcast Mike Baker about the current state of intelligence agencies, the injection of politics into these organizations, and potential reforms.  In other words, Baker asks if polices has destroyed the CIA and how the agency can be fixed.

Baker offers his insights into the CIA’s operations, emphasizing its apolitical nature during his time. He talks about the challenges posed by political influence, the importance of effective oversight and the need for clear communication between intelligence agencies and the Oval Office.

Also he delves into the complexities of intelligence work and the impact of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives on operational effectiveness

Is This The Year China Falls?

With the pressure mounting on Xi Jinping, is this the year China and the CCP collapses?

China Uncensored’s Chris Chappell reports that the headwinds are bearing down on China and there doesn’t seem to be a reprieve in sight, at least not with how the problems are currently being dealt with. In this episode, Chappell takes a closer look at the looming doom and gives his 2024 prognostications  about the economy, politics, Taiwan and Chinese society.

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