

The REAL David Knight Show
David Knight
Join the journey with David Knight, a true veteran in the realm of news and analysis, and become part of a community that values historical context, critical think, and spiritual insight in navigating the challenges of our era. LIVE every weekday morning at 9am Eastern where you'll find an honest, fresh perspective, not partisan cheerleading. WIth a background as an electrical engineer, David is focused on the interplay of technology & liberty from a Christian perspective.David has had decades of experience in the trenches of politics as an activist, organizer, candidate, reporter, analyst, and news anchorBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-real-david-knight-show--5282736/support.
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Sep 30, 2026 • 2h 2min
Wed Episode #2362: COVID Bonuses Rewarded Diagnosis, Ventilation and Death
A surgeon’s testimony alleges COVID hospital protocols, financial incentives, denied care, and disturbing brain-death and organ-harvesting claims. The discussion turns to Gaza, civilian deaths, Israeli influence, and AI-powered legal intimidation of critics. Also covered: a disputed UK terror plot, the collapse of American farming, fuel shortages tied to Iran, and the risks of an AI investment bubble.

Sep 29, 2026 • 2h 2min
Tue Episode #2361: War Games, Television and the Politics of Fear
Televised war games and official warnings are examined as tools for normalizing nuclear conflict. The discussion moves through alleged CIA plots against Julian Assange, covert drug warfare, and threats of military action against Cuba. Ukraine’s drone battlefield, forced conscription, and military training for orphans receive scrutiny, alongside private equity’s impact on hospitals, H-1B hiring, diesel shortages, and controversial claims involving Netanyahu.

Sep 28, 2026 • 2h 1min
Mon Episode #2360: The War on Americans Who Question AI
A sweeping look at AI surveillance, Flock cameras, fusion centers, and the growing effort to label critics as foreign agents or extremists. The discussion probes secret local camera deals, biometric tracking, AI data centers, rare-earth dependence on China, and ICE’s expanding arsenal. It also examines contradictory testimony tied to Epstein allegations and the political power behind national-security claims.

Sep 25, 2026 • 2h 3min
Fri Episode #2359: Redacted Contracts, Hidden Cameras and Government Secrecy
Mary Holland, president and CEO of Children’s Health Defense, discusses vaccine liability protections, parental choice, COVID-era emergency powers, and health-freedom lawsuits. Automotive journalist Eric Peters examines the spread of license-plate cameras, secretive data-center deals, expanding federal enforcement, fuel costs, electric vehicles, ethanol, and practical ways to preserve independence in an increasingly monitored society.

Sep 25, 2026 • 1h 13min
Interview: Flock Cameras and the Architecture of Mass Surveillance
Eric Peters, automotive journalist and author of ericpetersautos.com, joins a searching conversation about Flock cameras, AI-powered surveillance, and privatized tyranny. They explore digital IDs, programmable money, data centers, lockdown enforcement, vehicle monitoring, and centralized energy. The discussion also turns to mechanical independence, older cars, ethanol, safety mandates, demoralization, political cults, and local resistance to expanding control systems.

Sep 25, 2026 • 38min
Interview:The Legal Shield at the Center of Vaccine Policy
Mary Holland, attorney and CEO of Children’s Health Defense, explores how vaccine liability shields evolved from the 1986 law through the PREP Act and COVID era. She discusses mRNA shots, PCR testing, pandemic powers, military mandates, parental choice, constitutional sheriffs, and efforts to reform health policy. The conversation also turns personal, tracing her path into advocacy and the fight for bodily autonomy.

Sep 24, 2026 • 2h 2min
Thu Episode #2358: Your City’s Surveillance Budget Has a Fake Name
Tony Arterburn, a precious-metals commentator and Wise Wolf Gold owner, joins a wide-ranging discussion on hidden surveillance spending, Flock cameras, ICE abuses, AI censorship, and data-center politics. They examine revised economic statistics, China’s soaring gold purchases, Treasury bond buybacks, concentrated markets, and why a global monetary reset may be approaching. The conversation also probes digital insecurity, pandemic schooling, medical controversies, and expanding emergency powers.

Sep 24, 2026 • 40min
Interview: Arterburn: You Can’t Rate-Hike an Oil Shortage Away
Tony Arterburn, a precious-metals dealer and financial commentator with Wise Wolf Gold, joins a wide-ranging discussion on $365 trillion in global debt, political statistics, oil shortages, and the limits of interest-rate hikes. They explore central-bank gold buying, deindustrialization, housing overbuilding, rising shipping costs, and why investors are turning from bonds and the dollar toward physical metals and other alternative stores of wealth.

Sep 23, 2026 • 2h 2min
Wed Episode #2357: Washington Says Prosperity — Farmers Can Barely Survive
Gerald Celente, economic forecaster and publisher of the Trends Journal, joins the discussion on oil markets, struggling farmers, and the financial fallout of war. They examine claims that political rhetoric is rigging markets, the disappearance of Venezuelan oil money, and the tension between free markets and government payouts. Celente also warns about an AI bubble, expanding surveillance, and the economic costs of permanent conflict.

Sep 23, 2026 • 40min
Interview: The Iran War Is An Economic Wrecking Ball
Gerald Celente, the veteran trend forecaster and publisher of Trends Journal, examines Iran-war rhetoric, market volatility, and the economic fallout of escalating conflict. He discusses oil shocks, inflation, Europe’s industrial strain, constitutional limits on presidential war powers, censorship, and the rise of AI-driven surveillance. The conversation also explores political profiteering, permanent war, and technology’s growing grip on society.


