In this first episode of Facts, Ben Shapiro exposes NewsGuard and the global organizations controlling billions in ad dollars. He explores the enforcement of approved narratives by global organizations, highlighting bias in NewsGuard's ratings. Ben also discusses how global organizations exert control over content on social media platforms, including demonetization and content strikes for controversial views.

Hunter Biden's indictment on gun charges and its implications, media bias on Biden's corruption investigation, Mitt Romney defending the Bidens, analysis of Joe Biden's economic plan and 'magonomics', challenges and realism in politics, the ineffectiveness of government shutdowns, Trump's strategy for winning the 2024 election, and concerns about UN's control of information.

The podcast discusses the media's defense of Joe Biden amidst an impeachment inquiry, inflation under the Biden administration, and Mitt Romney's retirement. It also explores the lack of evidence of corruption by Biden and the media's refusal to acknowledge circumstantial evidence. The podcast delves into the corruption allegations against Biden and his son Hunter, as well as the shifting defense strategies and Democrats' blame game. It also touches on political dynamics within the Republican Party and various social issues like diversity in corporate America and the narrative of transgender violence.

Impeachment inquiry into President Biden announced by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy; discussion on the motivations and consequences of the inquiry, along with reactions from politicians; GOP's consideration of launching an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden and allegations of corruption; Democrats' desperation over Biden's nomination and controversy surrounding Iran's funds.

The podcast speakers discuss topics including parenting in custody battles, the push for impeachment of President Biden, ongoing investigation into Joe and Hunter Biden, controversies surrounding politicians and actresses, the consequences of selfish actions, media's role in high crime rates, impact of Freud's ideas on society, societal importance of marriage and parenthood, parental affirmation on children's gender identity, the relevance of the Bible, arrest of Riza Belucci, doubts surrounding Avery's conviction, opinions on Halloween, navigating a transgender journey, and challenges of approaching women in the modern dating scene.

Joe Biden's controversial decision to travel to Alaska on 9/11 and sign a $6 billion deal with Iran, criticism of the Biden administration's failures, violations of free speech, and weaknesses as a candidate. Discussion on tense negotiations within the House GOP, increasing crime and drug addiction in Kensington, Philadelphia, concerns about inflation and interest rates, the role of the Supreme Court in Israel, and its power in striking down legislation.

Topics include Joe Biden's visit to Vietnam and his stance on containing China, the G20's refusal to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine, New Mexico's governor's disregard for the Second Amendment, Joe Biden's incoherent leadership, China's growing aggression, the messy approach in international relations, the impact of Biden's climate change focus on truckers and the economy, the constitutionality of suspending firearms rights, political fascism and violation of constitutional rights, and reflections on earthquake tragedy and privilege.

Candace Owens, creator of 'Convicting a Murderer', discusses the release of her docuseries. She details the corrupt law enforcement and incriminating evidence against Steven Avery, the subject of 'Making a Murderer'. Owens compares the cases to the George Floyd incident and exposes the unethical editing techniques in both series.

The podcast discusses the new docuseries 'Convicting a Murderer' which exposes the media's manipulation and presents a more accurate portrayal of the Steven Avery case. It highlights the deceptive editing techniques used in 'Making a Murderer' and the need to expose the media's agenda.

In this episode, the podcast discusses the panic among Democrats due to Joe Biden's declining popularity, concerns about his age and mental acuity, and the strong performance of Republican candidates in recent polls. It analyzes potential voting patterns and voter turnout in the upcoming election, highlighting the support levels for both candidates among different demographics. The podcast also explores Biden's weak defenses, the Democratic case against him, and possible strategies and narratives that Democrats may use to maintain power in the upcoming election. Additionally, it discusses possible defenses when testifying in front of Congress, Trump's dominance overshadowing the current president, the World Health Organization's warning on COVID-19 trends, and the contradictory stance on masking by the CDC.