Joe Biggs

Scott Adams engages in a wide range of fascinating topics in this podcast. From discussing the effects of different food choices on well-being to China's gender imbalance caused by their one-child policy. He also explores the bias of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and highlights the manipulation of stories by international communities and media organizations. The podcast offers insights into leadership and questions the mental competence of certain political figures, while contrasting the strategies used by China and Republicans. Overall, a thought-provoking and engaging discussion.

Stuart Rhodes, founder of the Oath Keepers and former Army paratrooper, discusses the relaunch of the organization and perceived government wrongdoing related to January 6th. Joe Biggs, a right-wing activist and former Proud Boy, shares insights from his legal struggles and prison experience, highlighting claims of a federal setup. Enrique Tarrio, former leader of the Proud Boys, offers commentary on the investigations surrounding January 6th. Together, they emphasize the need for public activism and reflect on their experiences of vindication and calls for organized protests.

Joe Biggs, a former InfoWars reporter and J6 political prisoner, shares his harrowing experiences and insights on the consequences of political dissent. Kyle Serafin, an FBI whistleblower, exposes the agency's targeting of everyday Americans, including parents and Catholics. They delve into corporate influence in governance, the ramifications of stakeholder capitalism, and the quest for accountability within the political system. Listeners will also hear about the complex relationship between health debates and public narratives, igniting conversations on resilience and personal well-being.