Franklin Targets Narco-Terrorists, And Our Sanity Tries To Keep Up

0:00 Cold Open And Show Banter
1:42 Diving Into Trump’s Truth Social Feed
10:45 Dominion, Musk, And The 2024 Narrative
20:05 Brennan, CIA Allegations, And Media Claims
28:40 Minnesota Fraud, Ilhan Omar, And Immigration
38:00 Young vs Boomer MAGA And Cancel Culture
47:10 McCarthy, Marxism 101, And Class Struggle
58:30 Washington Bill On Paid Protests And Strategy
1:07:00 Venezuela, Narco-Terror, And Election Frames
1:18:30 Patrick Byrne, Cyber Ops, And Belgrade Claims
1:29:20 Oil, Regime Change, And What’s At Stake
The scroll never stops, but our brains need it to. We dive into a fast-moving stream of claims—Truth Social reposts about Brennan and CIA wrongdoing, Dominion and foreign servers, Venezuela as a narco-terror hub—and hit pause long enough to ask what’s evidenced, what’s assumption, and who benefits if you believe it. Along the way, we map a growing split inside the populist right: older, libertarian-leaning voters who prize free speech and property rights, and younger, chronically online voters who reject cancel culture and want clear, consistent standards without importing the left’s tactics. That tension comes into focus in questions about platforming incendiary figures, coalition-building, and the costs of outrage as a business model.

We step back from the flame war and unpack Marxism as a lens—historical materialism, class struggle, and its critique of capitalism—so you can recognize the framework without surrendering to top-down control. Understanding the tool helps you parse why anti-corporate sentiment sometimes spirals into coercive outcomes, and how to defend ordered liberty without caricature. Then the conversation returns to where power truly consolidates: elections. Whether your concerns center on machines, connectivity, or chain of custody, the practical fix is the same—paper trails, transparent audits, and rules that don’t change midstream. Confidence in counting is the membrane between civic peace and permanent escalation.

We connect headlines to sidewalks: welfare fraud stories, fentanyl, and the daily reality of urban decay. You’ll hear why “verify, then amplify” beats viral reflexes, and how clear norms and measured shame—not permanent exile—can hold a coalition together in a world where everyone’s past lives online. If you’re serious about restoring trust, start with method over mood, evidence over algorithm, and a refusal to trade short-term dopamine for long-term legitimacy.

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