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Badlands Media features the work of a dedicated group of Patriot citizen journalists who are changing the media landscape in America. Badlands Media shows are originally broadcast LIVE on Rumble.com/BadlandsMedia. Join us live on Rumble to interact with our community and the hosts in the chat.

  1. 35 min. geleden

    The Daily Herold: 7/27/26 - Fauci's Diary Bombshells and a 250,000 Subscriber Milestone

    Jon Herold kicks off the week digging into newly released Fauci diary entries ahead of his expected Wednesday congressional testimony, highlighting private notes that seem to contradict his public statements on COVID origins, asymptomatic spread, and the "gain of function" debate. He weighs in on James Comey's motion to dismiss his indictment on First Amendment grounds, a new tariff blitz targeting 60 trading partners over forced labor concerns, and Natalie Winters' reporting on mainstream journalists allegedly tied to a China linked influence network. There's also a look at Mitch McConnell's ongoing absence from the Senate, an upcoming Netanyahu White House visit, and a couple of old Trump clips on the debt ceiling and a possible 1929 style crash. Sponsor reads, a celebration of hitting 250,000 Rumble subscribers, and plenty of live chat banter round out a newsy Monday show.

    The Daily Herold: 7/27/26 - Fauci's Diary Bombshells and a 250,000 Subscriber Milestone

  2. 47 min. geleden

    Badlands Daily: 7/27/26 - Jury Duty Bombshell, CNN's Mea Culpa & Schumer's Doomsday Drills

    CannCon and Zak Paine dig into a fascinating side door into the New Jersey non citizen voter story: jury duty summons. It turns out a full 20 percent of the roughly one million people summoned each year report they do not meet eligibility requirements, mostly over citizenship, and those same lists overlap heavily with voter rolls pulled straight from the DMV and tax records. They also play a surprisingly candid clip of a CNN anchor admitting he was wrong to dismiss claims of illegal voting by migrants after previously calling the whole idea debunked. From there they cover Alaska's self attestation loophole for inactive voters before wrapping with Chuck Schumer's closed door doomsday tabletop exercises preparing Senate Democrats for a range of midterm nightmare scenarios. Expect some sharp back and forth and plenty of skepticism about official numbers.

    Badlands Daily: 7/27/26 - Jury Duty Bombshell, CNN's Mea Culpa & Schumer's Doomsday Drills

  3. 12 uur geleden

    Q After Hours Ep. 31: Panic in DC

    Alpha Warrior and Josh Reid come in a little late and a lot fired up for a "panic in DC" special. The centerpiece is a Trump truth posting frenzy, from time travel memes to a JFK mashup to the words "panic in DC," landing at the same moment DNI Bill Pulte drops a fresh round of declassified files on China's election interference and a fourth wave of intelligence community layoffs. The guys read this as the setup for a national emergency on election integrity and infrastructure, tied to the Save America Act deadline hitting in early August and Trump's crack about the Senate being where things go to die. They walk back through 2020 voter roll data, pre 2020 timelines, COVID's role in the mail in shift, and where the declass trail might point next. Expect a lot of "future proves the past," a few laughs, and zero inside information, just pattern reading.

    Q After Hours Ep. 31: Panic in DC

  4. 14 uur geleden

    The Narrative Ep. 75: The Dirty Break

    Burning Bright brings in Jonathan Drake to break down a term he stumbled across in the propaganda terrain a few weeks back, the dirty break. They open by unpacking what the concept actually means, then test drive it against the widening rift on the political left, from the DSA and AOC's rising influence to how far establishment Democrats have drifted from their own positions a decade ago. From there the conversation stretches the framework further, asking whether the same forces pulling the left apart are quietly working on the right too. Expect Lord of the Rings references, some pointed clips, and a genuinely useful mental model for spotting factional splits before they fully surface. It is a sharper, more first principles kind of episode, the sort of conversation that gives you a new lens for reading the next few years of political drama.

    The Narrative Ep. 75: The Dirty Break

  5. 17 uur geleden

    The No Treason Podcast Ep. 40: Rights, Justice, and Natural Law

    Jonathan Drake continues Spooner's chapter two "if then" gauntlet, this time zeroing in on rights: what they actually are, where they come from, and why the Constitution didn't hand you a single one. Expect a full teardown of the "voting is a right" argument (spoiler: Jon isn't buying it), a Declaration of Independence versus Constitution showdown, and a candid detour into autism, self diagnosis, and processing PTSD from his time in Sudan. Jon also revisits his "highwayman with more honor than a senator" comparison, digs into why majority rule is a form of moral relativism, and explains why calling something a right that violates your neighbor's rights is a contradiction in terms. As always, expect sponsor breaks, chat banter, and a few genuinely funny tangents woven through some seriously dense natural law territory.

    The No Treason Podcast Ep. 40: Rights, Justice, and Natural Law

  6. 1 dag geleden

    Devolution Power Hour Ep. 478: Correspondents' Dinner, Cuba, and Creative Tariffs

    Jon Herold and Chris Paul call this a slow news week and then spend the next few hours proving otherwise. They kick off with Trump's best clips from the White House Correspondents' Dinner and his various media rounds, then dig into a newly surfaced Cuba report that Chris actually read this time. There's a stretch dedicated to Steve Bannon's War Room appearances and a somewhat confusing back and forth clip involving the hosts talking about themselves talking about Bannon (yes, really), plus a JD Vance clip worth chewing on. The back half gets into Trump's new round of tariffs on sixty countries tied to forced labor violations, and how he keeps finding fresh legal angles to impose tariffs even after the Supreme Court pushed back on the old ones. Toss in a Laura Loomer and Ukraine detour, and it's a fuller episode than the "boring week" opener let on.

    Devolution Power Hour Ep. 478: Correspondents' Dinner, Cuba, and Creative Tariffs

  7. 1 dag geleden

    Flow Ep. 60: Trump in Marietta, Dover Heroes, Strait of Hormuz & the Dulles Brothers

    Cam Cooksey is running on low energy and coffee (with Good Brew stirred in) after a week of manual labor, but the good vibes build as the show goes. The big personal moment: Cam and Jackie saw President Trump in person in Marietta, Georgia, at a rally for Georgia Republican candidates, and Cam shares what that was like from the floor. From there it's his usual walk through Trump's Truth Social, with his signature positive spin and plenty of tangents. Expect Dover Air Force Base honoring fallen heroes, peace through strength, the Strait of Hormuz and Iranian oil money, and a rabbit hole into the Dulles brothers and CIA history. He touches Canada trade drama, a Putin delineation, and closes with a nostalgic Ali versus Foreman clip Trump posted, unpacking what he thinks it signals. Faith, freedom, and coexistence anchor it all. More funny X finds promised next week.

    Flow Ep. 60: Trump in Marietta, Dover Heroes, Strait of Hormuz & the Dulles Brothers

  8. 2 dgn geleden

    OnlyLands Ep. 65: AI's China Problem, Adelson Gossip & a Trump Roast

    The crew tackles a genuinely interesting theory this week: that Sam Altman and other AI lab heads are quietly begging governments for regulation while China's open weight models keep blowing up their plans, essentially forcing an AI arms race nobody asked for. There's also a dive into why NATO officials seem baffled by JD Vance's silence on the Iran war, some spicy speculation about the Adelson family and a certain senator that starts as a joke and gets weirder the longer they talk about it, and a read of a scathing Trump bit aimed at late night hosts that somehow turns into a Stephen Colbert nostalgia tour (RIP funny Colbert). Add in some election security grumbling, an AI facial ID tangent, and a genuine debate about whether Hollywood's box office woes are self inflicted, and you've got a pretty packed Friday night.

    OnlyLands Ep. 65: AI's China Problem, Adelson Gossip & a Trump Roast
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Badlands Media features the work of a dedicated group of Patriot citizen journalists who are changing the media landscape in America. Badlands Media shows are originally broadcast LIVE on Rumble.com/BadlandsMedia. Join us live on Rumble to interact with our community and the hosts in the chat.

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