Julian Dorey Podcast #355 - HEATED DEBATE: Charlie Kirk, the Elites, NASA Moon Landing & Soviet History | Elizabeth Lane
Nov 14, 2025
Elizabeth Lane, an investigative journalist and COO at UNIFYD TV, dives deep into American history and international politics. She compares corporate fascism and communism while questioning America's best status in the world. The discussion touches on JFK's views on secret societies, critiques of U.S. foreign interventions, and the intricacies of Soviet history. They also explore conspiracy theories surrounding the moon landing and the recent Charlie Kirk shooting, highlighting the dangers of narrative manipulation and social media propaganda.
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How A School Project Changed Her Life
- Elizabeth Lane describes falling in love with Kennedy after a high-school assignment and listening to all his speeches.
- That experience motivated her to become part of the United States and its ideals despite later disillusionment.
Kennedy's Mixed-Governance Vision
- John F. Kennedy represented a hybrid vision mixing popular empowerment with institutional structure.
- Elizabeth Lane argues that Kennedy favored giving power to people while avoiding unchecked elites and bureaucratic capture.
Corporate Fascism vs. Communism
- Elizabeth Lane distinguishes fascism from communism and warns the U.S. trends toward corporate fascism.
- She frames fascism as corporate elites and state collusion that capture citizens via dependence on corporations and finance.
