The Nick Bryant Podcast The Last American Road Trip with Sarah Kendzior
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Mar 14, 2025 
Sarah Kendzior, a bestselling author known for her insightful works on corruption and civil society, dives deep into intriguing themes. She discusses the rise of conspiracy theories and their roots in societal manipulation. Kendzior also tackles the complex controversies surrounding the Epstein case, linking it to broader issues of trust and transparency. The conversation touches on government surveillance's impact on rights and parenting in a digital age, as well as the evolution of political disillusionment through America's troubled historical narrative.
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Media's Moral Void on Epstein
- Mainstream media fails to demand justice for Epstein victims, revealing moral emptiness and societal apathy.
- Normalizing association with perpetrators deepens complicity in systemic abuses.
COVID Lab-Origin Science Censored
- Early credible scientific voices suggested COVID likely originated in a lab but were censored and ostracized.
- Government and media obfuscation during the pandemic damaged public trust and distorted scientific discourse.
COVID Fueled Division and Cruelty
- COVID politicization and contradictory messaging caused societal division and eroded empathy toward victims.
- Leadership rhetoric fueled cruelty and distrust, worsening social cohesion during the pandemic.
