

Let Freedom: Political News, Un-Biased, Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, CNN, Fox News
Dailin Schafer
The "Let Freedom" Podcast is a fast, punchy daily show that breaks down the biggest stories in politics, business, and policy. Hosted by Dailin Schafer, it delivers clear reporting, and actionable analysis. Think of it like Lex Fridman meets Joe Rogan meets breaking news room... If you want straight talk on what’s real, what matters, and how to stay ahead without the Beltway spin you hear on CNN and Fox News, this is your show.
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Nov 28, 2025 • 16min
New Research Exposes Social Media's Hidden Costs
Explore the alarming effects of short-form social media on attention spans, mental health, and sleep. Discover how research reveals these platforms are designed to be addictive, fueling anxiety and anxiety among teens. Learn about practical solutions like intentional boredom, detoxes, and switching to simpler phones. Hear insights on how parents often underestimate the risks of algorithms, and why global policy changes are critical to safeguard youth. Dive into steps for reclaiming focus and fostering healthier digital habits for families and individuals.

Nov 28, 2025 • 3min
American Tourist Vanishes at St. Martin Stop
The mysterious disappearance of 55-year-old Ann Evans in St. Martin raises serious concerns about cruise safety protocols. The search efforts by local authorities highlight the emotional toll on families when a loved one goes missing abroad. There’s a deep dive into accountability measures for tour operators, as scrutiny intensifies around check-in procedures. The discussion also touches on the potential for changes in international travel oversight, stressing the urgent need for improved safety measures.

Nov 28, 2025 • 4min
Afghan Evacuee Charged in DC Guard Murder
A chilling case unfolds as an Afghan evacuee faces first-degree murder charges for an ambush on National Guard soldiers. The discussion dives into the details of the shooting and the condition of one victim fighting for survival. Lawmakers clash over immigration vetting and refugee policies in light of this incident. The potential for the death penalty raises eyebrows as the community mourns and debates the role of National Guard street patrols in public safety. This tragedy sparks a larger conversation about security and compassion in national policy.

Nov 28, 2025 • 4min
Kristi Noem’s Controversial Venezuelan Deportation Flights
The podcast dives into Kristi Noem's controversial approval of deportation flights for Venezuelan men to a notorious El Salvador prison. It examines the legal battles over a federal judge's order and the implications of invoking the Alien Enemies Act. Concerns about human rights abuses at CECOT, including overcrowding and inadequate medical care, are highlighted. The fallout raises questions about executive power and due process, sparking national debate on immigration practices and the future of the Alien Enemies Act.

Nov 28, 2025 • 4min
Trump Declares Biden Autopen Orders Invalid
Donald Trump declares all Biden-era executive actions signed via Autopen as invalid, stirring up heated debate. Legal experts weigh in on the tradition and intent behind Autopen use, revealing complexities in the legality of these directives. The conversation touches on potential federal impacts, court challenges, and the chaotic fallout this might bring. Political reactions vary, with some supporters viewing this as a necessary step to eliminate bureaucratic shortcuts, while others warn of resulting governmental instability.

Nov 28, 2025 • 5min
Researchers Expose "Adversarial Poetry" AI Jailbreak Flaw
Researchers delve into the concept of 'adversarial poetry' and how it can bypass AI safety measures. Poetic language, with its metaphor and rhythm, confounds existing guardrails, posing significant risks like nuclear instructions and cyberattacks. Tests reveal a high success rate for these prompts, raising alarms about potential misuse. The tension between free speech and public safety emerges as a key issue, prompting discussions on future AI regulation and more stringent safeguards to prevent exploitation.

Nov 28, 2025 • 9min
US Second Strike Sinks Suspected Drug Ship
Dive into the U.S. military's dramatic second strike on a suspected drug trafficking ship, raising eyebrows in the realm of maritime law. Explore the implications of using lethal force against a disabled vessel and how it paints a complex picture for international law. Hear about the backlash from Caribbean nations and human rights advocates, warning of regional instability and civilian threats. This move is part of a larger operation with a shifting U.S. military posture in the region, prompting critical questions about future tactics and diplomacy.

Nov 27, 2025 • 5min
ICE Expands Private Bounty Hunter Immigration Surveillance Program
The discussion centers around ICE's controversial plan to expand a private contractor program for tracking immigrants. It delves into the contractor's duties, including monitoring movements and confirming addresses. Serious civil liberties concerns are raised, highlighting the risks of wrongful targeting and privacy violations. The use of advanced surveillance technology, like ankle monitors and biometric data, is examined. Potential political and legal responses to this program are also explored, signaling a turbulent landscape ahead.

Nov 27, 2025 • 4min
Tish Hyman Confronts Swalwell on Women's Spaces
In this engaging discussion, Jeremy, a dedicated correspondent, recounts the intense town hall exchange between activist Tish Hyman and Representative Eric Swalwell. Hyman demands a clear yes-or-no answer on whether biological men should access women-only spaces. The confrontation provokes a mixed reaction from the audience, highlighting broader societal debates on gender identity and women's rights. Jeremy emphasizes the political ramifications, urging lawmakers to establish clear policies as tensions rise in public opinion and social media engagement.

Nov 27, 2025 • 4min
Georgia Prosecutor Drops Trump 2020 RICO Case
The abrupt dismissal of the Georgia racketeering case against Trump is dissected, revealing crucial evidentiary shortcomings. There’s a discussion on shifting testimonies and the challenges of proving the case. The legal and political backlash is explored, showcasing both Trump's supporters celebrating and critics expressing outrage. The conversation delves into potential future ramifications for election interference cases and the impact on public trust in the justice system. The hosts ponder the next steps for investigations and necessary reforms.


