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📍Epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher, research fellow at the McCullough Foundation and author of over 25 peer-reviewed studies on Covid vaccine harms, joins David to lay out the science they didn't want you to see. You'll learn why these shots were never legally vaccines — they're gene therapy technology. David and Nicolas break down the documented links between mRNA injections and irreversible heart scarring, neurological damage, turbo cancer, and genomic integration — a process that has been documented turning a 31-year-old woman's own DNA into a cancer-driver. And they explain why no one has been held accountable, and what the same players are building next.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 — The Worst Medical Experiment in History
04:04 — How Hulscher Saw This Coming: January 2020
06:59 — The mRNA Timeline: UNC, Ralph Baric, and Gain of Function
10:24 — Pandemic Planning: The Event 201 Connection
11:38 — Why This Was Never a Vaccine: The Gene Therapy Reveal
15:06 — The Myocarditis Crisis and Irreversible Heart Scarring
23:16 — Turbo Cancer: 100+ Studies, 136,000 Excess Cancer Deaths
23:25 — Genomic Integration: A 31-Year-Old Woman's Stage 4 Bladder Cancer
27:10 — "We Have Been Attacked": David's Intelligence Assessment
31:24 — Congressional Testimony: What Lawmakers Are Seeing
40:38 — Why People Still Can't Accept It: Mass Psychosis
44:10 — What the McCullough Foundation Is Doing About It
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In this episode of It’s a Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky is joined by investigative journalist Steve Robinson to break down the political battles shaping Maine—and what they reveal about the national landscape heading into 2026.
They dive into the breaking ballot referendum on women’s sports and gender policies, examining how the issue has shifted public opinion and why polling consistently shows overwhelming support for sex-based protections. The conversation explores real-world cases, political messaging, and how grassroots activism is influencing statewide policy.
Ryan and Steve also unpack Maine’s high-stakes political races, including the governor’s race, congressional battles, and Susan Collins’ reelection fight. From campaign strategy to shifting voter coalitions, they analyze what the numbers actually say—and where the media narrative gets it wrong.
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In this powerful and emotional episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor breaks down the tragic killing of 18-year-old Sheridan Gorman and the national conversation it has ignited around public safety, immigration policy, and leadership accountability.
Tudor walks through the heartbreaking details of the case, the response from local and national leaders, and why stories like this resonate so deeply with families across America. She examines how policy decisions, enforcement challenges, and political narratives intersect with real-world consequences — and asks the critical question: who is being protected, and at what cost?
This episode also explores the broader cultural and political climate shaping the conversation, including media framing, public reaction, and the role of institutions in addressing—or avoiding—hard truths.
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On this episode of The Truth with Lisa Boothe, Lisa sits down with Congresswoman Elise Stefanik for a wide-ranging and hard-hitting conversation on national security, higher education, and the future of the American economy.
Stefanik explains why the Iran conflict should be viewed through a national security lens—not public opinion polls—and outlines the long-term threat posed by Iran’s military ambitions. She also addresses concerns about rising energy costs and how the administration plans to stabilize the economy.
The conversation then shifts to the growing “moral and academic rot” inside elite universities, including explosive claims about foreign funding, DEI influence, and rising antisemitism on campus. Stefanik breaks down what she believes is driving these trends—and what policymakers can do to fix them.
📚 Plus: Stefanik discusses her new book, Poison Ivy: Inside the Collapse of America’s Elite Institutions — offering an insider account of how top universities lost their way, what’s fueling campus radicalism, and how the next generation can reclaim academic excellence.
She also weighs in on New York’s economic decline, high taxes, and the continued exodus of residents from blue states.
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Preventable Crime Deaths
Trump pauses the cabinet meeting to reference the killing of Sheridan Gorman, the 18‑year‑old college student murdered in Chicago by an illegal immigrant. Clay and Buck then detail another shocking case out of New York City involving 83‑year‑old Air Force veteran Richard Williams, who was shoved to his death on subway tracks by an illegal immigrant who had been deported multiple times and had an extensive criminal record. The hosts stress that both crimes were entirely preventable and argue that sanctuary policies are directly responsible.
Buck explains that these incidents are not happening in high‑crime zones but in places traditionally considered safe—such as the Upper East Side of Manhattan—demonstrating how far the problem has spread. Clay and Buck argue Democrats refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities even when dealing with violent repeat offenders, choosing ideology over public safety. They stress that illegal immigrants who commit crimes should never be shielded from deportation and that the murder rate of Americans by illegal immigrants should be zero.
Manipulating the System
Investigative journalist Alex Berenson, who joins the program to discuss what Clay calls one of the most enraging crime stories of the year: a horrific Seattle case involving a repeat violent offender who allegedly murdered an elderly woman during a carjacking and then stabbed her dog to death, only to have his prosecution delayed indefinitely due to claims of mental incompetence.
Berenson explains how the suspect, an eight‑time convicted felon with a long criminal record, is now repeatedly cycling between jail and a forensic psychiatric hospital, allegedly stopping his medication to claim incompetency and avoid trial. Berenson contrasts this with another highly publicized Seattle murder in which a man allegedly executed a pregnant woman in her car and was later allowed to plead not guilty by reason of insanity—potentially avoiding permanent incarceration altogether. The discussion highlights what Berenson and the hosts see as a broken system that fails to permanently remove clearly dangerous individuals from society, even when guilt is not meaningfully disputed.
The Only Sane Democrat
Clay and Buck play audio from a pro‑Iran and pro‑Hamas rally in Philadelphia, where speakers openly cheered the deaths of U.S. soldiers. They contrast that rhetoric with comments from Senator John Fetterman, who sharply criticizes his own party for being “held hostage by the far left,” condemns the DHS shutdown, and highlights the real‑world suffering of TSA agents who have gone six weeks without paychecks. The hosts discuss how devastating such a pay gap would be for most American families and argue that Democrats are deliberately inflicting airport chaos and financial pain on federal workers as leverage to block immigration enforcement.
The conversation grows more urgent with breaking news that an improvised explosive device was discovered at MacDill Air Force Base, home to U.S. Central Command and Special Operations Command. Authorities link the incident to Iran‑inspired extremism, adding to a string of recent attempted terror attacks across the country. Clay and Buck argue that this makes the DHS shutdown—and weakened airport security—especially indefensible at a moment of elevated threat.
Kennedy Murder/Suicide?
Journalist and New York Times bestselling author Maureen Callahan dishes on the explosive popularity of the Ryan Murphy‑produced JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Hulu series, questioning why the show has captured such a large audience—particularly women—and whether its depiction of the Kennedy legacy is fundamentally dishonest. Maureen Callahan, author of Ask Not and host of The Nerve, offers a blistering critique of the Kennedy mythology, arguing that the series whitewashes a deeply dysfunctional family history and obscures decades of documented abuses, narcissism, and media manipulation. She traces how the “Camelot” myth persists despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary and explains why Hollywood continues to rehabilitate the Kennedy brand.
The conversation intensifies when Callahan lays out her controversial theory regarding the death of John F. Kennedy Jr., asserting—based on official investigation records and well‑documented circumstances—that the fatal plane crash may have been a murder‑suicide driven by personal collapse, recklessness, substance use, and untreated psychological distress. She details Kennedy’s lack of qualification for the flight, warnings from other pilots, his failure to follow aviation protocol, near‑collision with a commercial jet, and the broader context of his unraveling marriage, failing business, and collapsing relationships. Clay and Buck emphasize that, provocative as the theory may sound, Callahan’s claims rely on facts contained in official reports rather than speculation.
From there, the hosts and Callahan explore why the show resonates so powerfully, pointing to ’90s nostalgia, pre‑internet media culture, and the enduring Cinderella fantasy. They argue that audiences are drawn to a mythologized version of elite romantic tragedy rather than the far darker and more unsettling reality. The discussion compares the Kennedy myth machine to the fascination Americans have with the British royal family, arguing that modern audiences crave comforting narratives even when they are demonstrably false.
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