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Happy April Fools! Today’s going to be a fire one, and that’s not a prank! The elections continue to be a hot topic, with Elon Musk and Antonio Gracias announcing that millions of illegal immigrants let into the United States during the Biden administration have received Social Security numbers without having gained citizenship or going through an interview. This means these illegals would be able to receive medical aid and even vote. But is this what’s really happening? Joe Oltmann tackles that question today. Next up—Mark Cook joins the show to weigh in on one of the oldest election fraud organizations, his thoughts on the whole Scott Pressler debacle, and what he thinks about Elon Musk and Antonio Gracias’s statement regarding Social Security fraud. Ending with a bang, and since it’s April Fools, the day of jokes, why not highlight all the fools and jokes in America right now? All this and more on today’s Untamed!  

Joe kicked things off by diving into Liberation Day, coming up on April 2nd, when Trump tariffs hit all foreign nations, projected to pull in a massive $600 billion for the Treasury General Fund. Joe highlighted how this signals good times ahead for our economy and even bigger wins for the nation. Next, Joe brought on a familiar guest, James McAndrew - lead singer of Milquetoast & Co. and chairman for House District 3 and Senate District 26. The duo zoned in on the Colorado GOP and the drama-packed Colorado GOP Gala, questioning why the party isn’t focusing on real work instead. After James stepped off, Joe kept hammering the Colorado GOP for failing to represent the people. He spotlighted Tina Peters’ case, insisting it needs more federal attention, touched on Dominion, and closed by debunking Jovan Pulitzer’s claim that storing ballot copies in a datacenter costs tens of thousands monthly. Joe, a datacenter owner himself, called BS - he knows the real costs. Next up, tensions in Ukraine and Iran are rising. Ukraine has yet to reach a rare earth deal with the United States as their war rages on, and Iran is refusing to come to an agreement surrounding its nuclear weapons. Later, it’s all about the news: Trump trolls a third term, Elon suggests we end the Fed, and Hegseth has vowed to make the military truly equal.

Today is all about elections. Scott Presler pointed the finger at conservative voters for losing a seat in the Pennsylvania GOP instead of pointing his finger at the real problem: the machines. The truth is, there is no evidence to support Scott's claims. Just take a look at all the other special elections that have occurred later, all of which have been won by Democrats, even in GOP-controlled districts. One thing is clear: it’s not the voters; it’s the machines and mail-in ballots that are subverting the people’s will. Liz Harrington joins the show to give her analysis on what is really going on and how the Trump administration’s latest election security executive order may help to curb some of this fraud. All this and more on today’s Untamed!  

Scott Presler has taken to X to claim that the reason the GOP in Pennsylvania lost a seat was because conservative voters failed to vote, which is false. The reality is the GOP lost a seat in Pennsylvania because the elections are rigged, and everyone knows it. Mail-in ballots and electronic voting machines are the tools used to subvert the will of the people, and pointing fingers at your own party, claiming they aren’t doing enough, is not productive. What would be productive is pointing fingers at the root of the problem: mail-in voting and the machines. Next up, Harrison Smith of InfoWars joins the show for a controversial conversation. Why is Trump’s administration arresting migrant students and revoking their visas for protesting against Israel? Why are politicians standing so steadfast in support of Israel, vowing to send more aid to them when the people of the United States are desperate for help? And what exactly is going on with all this dual citizenship? All this and more on today’s Untamed.  

Today's episode was a knockout punch! Joe Oltmann and David Clements welcomed a special guest, pro MMA fighter Jon Kunneman, live in the studio. The trio kicked things off with a deep dive into Jon's world—life as a professional fighter, his gritty battle with diabetes, and how it’s shaped his career in the ring. Jon opened up about his idols, his rigorous training regimen, and his big dreams for life after the octagon. It was raw, real, and inspiring. After Jon stepped out, Joe and David turned up the heat on the latest headlines. The Tina Peters case is getting hotter by the minute—the Department of Justice is digging in, while the Colorado AG pushes back hard. One thing’s clear: Tina’s fight for justice is far from over, and we’re watching every twist and turn. From there, we jumped into the news blitz: Trump’s latest bold statements, the never-ending Signal leaks saga—seriously, the absurdity never stops. There’s always something wild to unpack, and Joe and David didn’t hold back. To cap it off, we had some fun at the expense of disgraced CNN journalist Kaitlan Collins. Watching her get shut down by White House heavyweights never gets old. Pro tip, Kaitlan: publish fake news about the prez, and don’t expect a warm welcome. Cue the laughter—this crew knows how to bring the humor!

Today’s episode was a rollercoaster! Joe Oltmann and David Clements kicked things off with a deep dive into the 2024 election and Trump’s latest executive orders signed today—one locking down election integrity, the other declassifying Crossfire Hurricane (you know, that Russia collusion mess). Big moves, big implications.  Then, they tackled the Jeffrey Goldberg bombshell. The disgraced Atlantic writer claims he was mysteriously added to a Signal chat plotting airstrikes on Houthi militants in Yemen for March 13. National security’s on fire now, and the Select Committee on Intelligence just pivoted today’s hearing to grill this mess. Classified info—who’s slipping? Next, Ann Vandersteel dropped in to unpack judicial corruption and coups—gritty stuff. The Tesla takedown saga rolled on, with more “Tesla terrorists” exposed in activist vandalism plots. Are politicians pulling strings here? You be the judge. Finally, some rare good news: Ukraine-Russia peace talks are gaining steam, and the White House actually sounded hopeful.

Today’s episode featured David Clements as host, joined by guest Kris Jurski. The two tackled some critical issues worth your attention. They started with the ongoing legal battles plaguing the Trump administration, pointing to Democrat-appointed judges like Boasberg and Roberts. Some are calling these moves a judicial coup, designed to stall Trump’s plans and keep his administration in check. It’s a messy fight, and they broke down how these court challenges are shaping up. Next, they covered the Trump administration’s third cabinet meeting, which happened today. The meeting exposed significant fraud—details that point to deeper problems—while also showcasing the administration’s focus on big investments and a strengthening economy. It’s a contrast of setbacks and steps forward, and Clements and Jurski laid out what it all means. On top of that, Kris Jurski brought some fresh insights from his ongoing investigations into the electoral system. He’s been digging into the dirt, uncovering issues that raise serious questions about how things are run. His latest discoveries add weight to the discussion and give plenty to think about.

Today’s Fun Friday was a wild one—Joe set the stage, and Juan O’Savin turned it into a two-hour rollercoaster. Here’s the rundown: Joe kicked off the first hour with big news: Trump’s killed the Department of Education. Yesterday, he signed an executive order dissolving this bloated, fraudulent disaster. Essential stuff—food assistance, special ed, grants—moves to other departments, no fluff or corruption attached. Then, Joe tackled the judiciary, exposing how it’s been weaponized against the people and Trump’s admin, with courts stacked full of Trump-hating judges. Intentional? You bet he thinks so. Then Juan O’Savin rolled in for a full two hours, and it was electric. He and Joe dug into Tina Peters’ election saga, the JFK files, and the Trump administration’s latest moves. The Chief of Staff got dropped a few times—Juan kept us guessing why, classic breadcrumb style. GITMO came up too, with heavy hints but no full reveal. They covered the government’s current chaos, what’s cooking for the future, and spun wild stories that tied it all together. Juan’s insider scoops and Joe’s no-BS takes made it a jam-packed, mind-blowing convo.

Joe kicked it off with a wild story straight from yesterday’s St. Joseph’s Feast. Picture this: he’s on his property, and bam—up comes a brick etched with “St. Joe.” Talk about a sign! Joe didn’t let that slide; he leaned into the moment, unpacking the deep significance of St. Joseph with some fascinating tidbits—like how this saint’s legacy ties into protection, faith, and hard work. It’s the kind of find that makes you wonder: coincidence or something more? We’re leaning toward the latter. From there, we jumped into the big news drop—80,000 pages of freshly declassified JFK files hit the public. No earth-shaking bombshells (yet), but here’s the kicker: they’re confirming stuff that would’ve had you labeled a tinfoil-hat wearer just days ago. CIA involvement? Check. Israeli Intelligence Agency in the mix? Looks like it. The files tease so much more, but leave us asking—will anyone actually face the music? Oh, and while those pages were making waves, the FBI quietly slipped out their own batch of declassified docs. We couldn’t resist digging into those too—because you know we don’t stop at the surface. Then came the fireworks: Dr. Z stormed the mic to break down all things Tina Peters. If you thought that saga couldn’t get spicier, think again—he delivered the kind of insight that keeps us hooked. We wrapped it up with the latest headlines tearing through the news cycle: border hysteria reaching fever pitch, Tesla takedown protests orchestrated by none other than our own Congress members, and a few extra surprises tossed in for good measure. It was raw, unfiltered, and classic Untamed.

Today’s episode was a wild ride, hosted by the dynamic duo of Joe Oltmann and David Clements. They kicked things off by diving into a controversial Colorado House bill (HB25-1073) from earlier this year, which aimed to set mandatory minimum incarceration periods for Class 4 and Class 3 child sexual assault cases. Shockingly, six Democrats voted NO, effectively killing the bill. Joe and David didn’t hold back as they unpacked who these lawmakers are and what their votes mean for justice in Colorado—stay tuned for the full scoop on these names! Halfway through the show, we were thrilled to welcome guest Karen Kennedy, who brought her A-game to the conversation. Karen weighed in on a range of hot topics: Colorado’s political landscape, veterans and military issues, the Trump administration, and her exciting plans to run for a congressional seat in the near future. Her insights added serious fire to an already blazing episode. The crew also took a deep dive into the ongoing saga of Tina Peters—expect more details on her story as it unfolds. Then, they shifted gears to tackle the latest Tesla chaos. From unhinged vandals targeting personal property to threats against Tesla owners and the plummeting stock value, Joe and David called out the hypocrisy of the anti-Tesla crowd with their signature no-nonsense style.