Colonel Kurtz

Jessica Krause, founder of House In Habit, and Colonel Kurtz, a savvy online commentator, dive deep into the controversial rise and alleged fall of Candace Owens. They question the role platforms like YouTube play in amplifying divisive figures, debating Candace's impact on conservative unity. The discussion touches on how conspiracies monetize and spread, the potential legal ramifications of Candace's statements, and the dynamics of political influence in Washington. The panel also reflects on the implications of radicalization among her followers.

Shane Cashman, a journalist from IWL, provides insights into Epstein's connections with the deep state and their implications for U.S. politics. Colonel Kurtz, a prominent podcast host, shares his perspective on the scandal's impact on Trump and the MAGA movement. They discuss the public's perception of Epstein, the political fallout from his ties to influential figures, and the complexities of navigating trust in government amidst sensationalism. The conversation delves into systemic corruption, media narratives, and the disturbing normalization of exploitation in society.

Colonel Kurtz, a prominent figure in military and political discussions, joins the hosts for a lively exploration of UFOs and recent drone sightings over New Jersey, playfully speculating on their extraterrestrial origins. The conversation dives into the complexities of interstellar travel, touching on charged black holes and theories like warp drives. They also confront contentious 9/11 theories and media narratives, blending critical thinking with personal anecdotes, showcasing the fine line between skepticism and belief in today's society.