A second wave of UFO files has been released by the government, and a man in a mask interviewed on the news sparked controversy.
Hear all about this week’s weird claims taking the internet by storm on this Edge of Wonder Live with Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts.
UFO Updates: The US Department of War has trickled out its second wave of UFO/UAP files, following President Trump’s promise to declassify alien documents and images. See tonight what those images are.
Bizarre News: Admiral Robert Harward appeared in a Fox News interview seemingly wearing a mask. Some believe the marks on his neck were just a shadow, while others claim it’s clear proof that someone was wearing a mask, impersonating the admiral.
Alien Hybrid Claims: Social media users claimed that the DNA collection company 23andMe was secretly using customers’ DNA to search for human-alien hybrids among the population.
Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt explores what we’ve seen coming out so far through the UFO Files release. The Trump administration is pushing transparency to a far greater degree than past administrations. At the same time, says Liszt, we are simply not going to get full transparency.
Games will be played, owing to defense contractors and members of Congress not wanting the full truth divulged. So the Trump administration earns kudos for trying but still must be watched — so areas of confusion and muddled responses can be sorted out.
Where will we see lapses? Look for details to remain sketchy on black budgets and exotic technologies. We will also not necessarily learn who is killing some of America’s greatest space scientists and why? Defense priorities and budgets will remain sketchy as well.
As always, this is a long broadcast — about three hours. So you might want to watch it over a couple of days.
Why are the leftists so angry about President Donald Trump’s lightning-fast raid, capturing Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela? Perhaps because it signals an end to forever wars. These are the wars that lead to prolonged bloodshed, the loss of lives of American soldiers and endless corruption and kickbacks for political hacks.
Trump proved the military can not only win, but so so in a way that doesn’t provoke prolonged violence.
Liz Wheeler touches on this phenomenon in her fist show after a two-week Christmas vacation. Also addressed: Erika Kirk, Egyptian planes and the latest news in the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein scandal. She is joined by Jason Buttrill, chief researcher for The Blaze TV. Buttrill served as a U.S. Marine and was an intelligence analyst for the U.S. Department of Defense.
Over the last year, whistleblowers from the CIA, State Department and defense experts came forward to our team to expose the false narrative that these attacks began in 2016 with a cluster of cases in Cuba. The debilitating neurological symptoms are commonly known as Havana Syndrome.
Havana Syndrome survivors allege a government cover-up to minimize the severity of their brain injuries and the cause of the attacks.
In a new, exclusive interview, a former Defense Department staffer says she was hit with a directed energy weapon in 2015. Here’s more from Catherine Herridge in a new Straight To The Point video from the Los Angles Times Studios.
Is the political assassination of Charlie Kirk tied to a bid by the Ukraine to snag decommissioned American nuclear weapons? Citizen journalist George Webb is exploring that possibility, focusing on the 73 flights taken by Egyptian military planes to track Erika Kirk.
We now know, through Candace Owens’ investigations, that this Egyptian plane traveling through Wilmington, Delaware, has been transporting French Foreign Legion soldiers carrying diplomatic immunity. Their stops have included Utah — the hub of America’s nuclear industry — as well as Minot, North Dakota. Minot is the home of America’s nuclear armed intercontinental ballistic missiles.
Are the French behind efforts to secure decommissioned nuclear weapons for Ukraine and prolong the Ukraine War against Russia? Is Great Britain also involved?
Why would the planes follow Erika Kirk? Perhaps this has something to do with her family. Her father, Kent Frantzve, has ties to the Arizona defense consulting firm AzTech International. Inc.
That company is a subcontractor to the Department of Defense. Its primary mission involves providing technical support to the RTX Corporation, formerly known as the Raytheon Company. Raytheon is the world’s largest producer of guided missiles, and the third largest American defense contractor.
Washington keeps ramping up military action against Venezuela, mostly taking action to blow up fishing boats while claiming the boats are being used for drug running. Is there any truth at all in the U.S. government’s claims? Or Is Pete Hegseth just fishing around for an excuse to provoke a war?
Does Venezuela’s Cartel de los Soles (Cartel of the Sun) even exist? What about the CIA’s drug running? Are we attacking out own boats? How do we now what’s what and where?
Here, Lt. Col. Daniel Davis, the host of the Daniel Davis Deep Dive, tries to make some sense out of the U.S. Department of Defense and State Department doing their saber rattling. Davis appears on Redacted News with Natali and Clayton Morris.
Ahead of the Xi–Trump summit, Beijing announced sweeping new export curbs on rare earths, lithium-ion batteries, graphite, and synthetic diamonds — a move that could reshape global supply chains and expose America’s most dangerous weakness: its military’s dependence on Chinese minerals. For decades, China has built a near-monopoly over the rare earth mining and refining industry, producing over 70% of the world’s supply and holding almost half of global reserves.
While the U.S. scaled back mining in the 1980s, China ramped up — flooding the market with cheap production and driving competitors out. Now, Beijing controls over 90% of global refining capacity, giving it unmatched leverage over industries from EVs to advanced weaponry. A new report exposes just how deep this vulnerability runs. 77% of U.S. Department of Defense platforms rely on Chinese-sourced rare earths — including 91% of Navy, 85% of Air Force, and 70% of Army weapons systems.
The F-35 fighter jet alone uses 900 pounds of these critical materials. If China tightens exports, America’s military-industrial complex could face crippling delays. This isn’t just a trade dispute — it’s a battle for technological dominance and national security. China’s export restrictions on gallium, germanium, tungsten, and now rare earths, are part of a broader strategy to remind Washington that it still controls the minerals that make modern warfare possible. As the world enters a new era of great power competition, the question isn’t whether China can weaponize its mineral dominance — it’s whether the United States can survive without it. Here’s more from World Affairs In Context.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is undoubtedly the chief reason behind President Donald Trump’s vow on Friday to raise tariffs on all Chinese imports by 100 percent. There are other reasons for his anger. U.S. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna of Florida, for instance, told one interviewer last week that China had bankrolled the Armed Queers of Salt Lake City. Investigator George Webb says the Armed Queers of Salt Lake City worked with Tyler Robinson to pull off the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Webb says Armed Queers leader Ermiya Fanaeian drove Robinson’s gray Dodge Challenger getaway vehicle. It’s also believed, although yet to be ascertained, that the Armed Queers trainer was a second assassin involved in the September 10 killing.)
Tyler Robinson, the 22-tear-old facing charges of killing Charlie Kirk, has secretly been serving in Ukraine as part of a mercenary sniper program for the past two years. That’s the word from veteran investigative reporter George Webb, who brings the receipts over the course of a two-hour broadcast on Sunday.
Webb says Robinson was recruited into the program by his uncle, Michael Robinson of Cincinnati, Ohio. The lure was a windfall of dough-ray-mi!
The sideshow surrounding Tyler Robinson and his would-be transgender boyfriend Lance Triggs is but a large distraction, Webb maintains. All along, the U.S. Department of Defense has sought to keep the mercenary program under wraps and out of the public’s view. It’s known as the Spirit of America.
Both of the assassins — Thomas Crooks and Ryan Wesley Routh — who tried to kill President Donald Trump last year had ties to the same program, Webb asserts, although he’s hard-pressed in the case of Crooks to demonstrate that.
The snipers are informally known as Cheney’s Snipers after former Vice President Dick Cheney. The Democrats have also been behind them — Barack Obama working through David Petraeus. Webb says the uncle who recruited Tyler Robinson also had involvement with Ukraine through the anthrax bioweapons program.
Why do the Democrats and Republicans both seem to want to put a lid on the release of genuine information on Jeffrey Epstein? How many of the big politicians have been blackmailed? How many have been trapped in Epstein’s sexual entanglements?
Most of all, whose money was Epstein laundering? Was it CIA money or funds stolen from the American taxpayers through the Department of Defense or other federal agencies? Are we talking several billion dollars, or even trillions of dollars?
And who got the stolen funds? Were they going to Israel? To Mossad? Or to Mars?
Here, Catherine Austin Fitts talks about the money laundering angle with Stephen Gardner. The clip has been revived by Jimmy Dore and Kurt Metzger, who react on “The Jimmy Dore Show.”
