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Susan Crabtree, a RealClearPolitics reporter known for her exclusive insights on the Secret Service, dives deep into political controversies. They discuss the FBI's investigations into the January 6th pipe bomber and the curious cocaine discovery at the White House. Crabtree questions the integrity of these investigations and scrutinizes the legacy of James Comey. The conversation also sheds light on Jeffrey Epstein's enigmatic death and the need for transparency in political operations. It's a riveting exploration of current issues impacting American governance.

Ned Ryun, a leading voice from American Majority, dives into the political storm surrounding President Trump's funding cuts to public media and Harvard. They highlight the bizarre backlash from NPR's lawsuit and dissect the implications for First Amendment rights. The conversation also touches on the deep-seated issues plaguing American higher education and the administration's stance against campus anti-Semitism. With passion for American values, Ryun emphasizes the necessity for accountability and long-term political engagement.

Dr. Marty Makary, FDA Commissioner, advocates for modernizing drug safety and efficacy while tackling corruption in government. He highlights the need for transparency in drug approvals and critiques the impact of pharmaceutical advertising. The discussion delves into the influence of ultra-processed foods on children's health and stresses the importance of holistic nutrition. With insights into accountability and the opioid crisis, Dr. Makary calls for a significant reform in health policies and education to enhance public health outcomes.

Harmeet Dhillon, head of the Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department, joins the conversation to dissect Trump's recently passed "Big Beautiful Bill." They discuss the bill's defunding of Medicaid-covered transgender surgeries, raising ethical questions about taxpayer money. The dialogue extends to legislative efforts regarding gender identity in prisons and increasing political tensions surrounding President Biden's health. Dhillon also touches on ongoing investigations into civil rights violations tied to Chicago's mayor, making for a compelling and multifaceted discussion.

In this engaging discussion, Senator Roger Marshall from Kansas shares insights on the pressing issues of fiscal policy, Medicaid changes, and spending cuts. He tackles the challenges of national debt and the urgent need for fiscal responsibility. Marshall also reflects on President Biden’s health and leadership capabilities, along with the political implications surrounding recent legislation. Notably, he introduces innovative solutions like nicotine toothpicks, offering a twist on traditional smoking alternatives.

The podcast dives into the controversial role of Joe Biden's handlers, suggesting a complex web of influences shaping his presidency. It critiques a staged town hall meeting, questioning media accountability and the narrative surrounding Biden's cognitive abilities. The discussion also highlights a fiery exchange between Jake Tapper and Megyn Kelly, exposing biases in journalism. Additionally, it examines the political maneuvering leading up to the presidential debates, revealing the strategic blunders of the Biden camp.

In this discussion, Steve Hilton, an American political commentator and former advisor to Prime Minister David Cameron, delves into the chaotic aftermath of a Congresswoman's assault on law enforcement during a protest. He emphasizes the urgent need for political accountability, questioning whether lawmakers should be above the law. The conversation also touches on Bernie Sanders’ revelations about corruption within the Democratic Party, alongside critiques of controversial hiring practices in Chicago and federal strategies addressing illegal immigration.

Mike McCormick, a former stenographer for Joe Biden, shares gripping insights about the President's behavior and political maneuvers. The discussion exposes controversial claims regarding Biden's health, including skepticism about his recent cancer diagnosis. They also delve into new revelations about the FBI's involvement in the January 6th events, the need for transparency, and accountability regarding high-profile corruption. Additionally, McCormick reflects on Biden's time in office, highlighting the challenges of navigating truth in a politically charged environment.

Joe Concha, a media and political analyst and author of 'The Greatest Comeback Ever', joins to dissect James Comey’s provocative social media actions and their implications. They analyze the controversial phrase '8647' and its perceived threats, while calling for accountability amidst political chaos. Their discussion traverses the evolving political landscape, contrasting mainstream media with independent platforms, and probing Trump's resilience following a recent attack. Concha reflects on leadership challenges and the geopolitical stakes linked to Trump's diplomatic endeavors.

In this discussion, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a prominent director at the NIH and co-signatory of the Great Barrington Declaration, reveals intriguing insights into the origins of COVID and the clandestine world of bio-labs in the U.S. He emphasizes the importance of reforming bio-laboratories, especially regarding safety and accountability. Bhattacharya also addresses the role of the NIH during the pandemic, advocating for unbiased science unaffected by political pressures. His perspectives challenge the status quo of health policies and promote transparency in research.