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Jim Webb Podcast—where real conversations meet sharp commentary. We dive into the latest trending topics, viral clips, and cultural debates, breaking them down with insight, honesty, and a touch of entertainment. Our goal is to cut through the noise, spark thought, and keep you engaged every step of the way. Hit that subscribe button and join the conversation today!

  1. 21 hr ago

    LARRY JOHNSON : Former IDF Solider as Secretary of Army ?!?

    The fastest way to misunderstand the Iran crisis is to treat it like a series of isolated strikes. We look at how retaliation, shipping risk, and market psychology combine into one escalating system where the Strait of Hormuz becomes the pressure point for the global economy and US domestic prices. When missiles fly and officials insist everything is “under control,” the real test shows up in oil, insurance, diesel, and aviation fuel and it can hit your wallet long before any policy admits failure. Larry Johnson joins us to dig into the strategy problem underneath the headlines: if Iran can still strike regional targets and threaten bases, what does “winning” even mean? We talk timing, CENTCOM posture, and why bravado can backfire when markets open and confidence drops. From helium and computer chip supply to fertilizer inputs and disrupted grain flows, we connect energy security to the risk of broader shortages and even a future global food crisis. We also confront America’s growing debt burden and why it limits resilience when the next shock arrives. Then we turn to the information war. Paid influencers, media narratives, and official talking points don’t land the way they used to and that’s both a warning and an opportunity. We unpack what critical thinking looks like when claims about mines, shipping lanes, and “open straits” clash with events on the ground. Finally, we hit the Pentagon side: leadership churn, rumors about the next Secretary of the Army, donor influence, and why mixing the military with politics corrodes trust fast. If you want more episodes that connect geopolitics, national security, and real-world economic consequences, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review. What part of this story do you think people are still missing? Chapter Markers0:08 Middle East Flashpoints And Pentagon Chaos1:36 Why Moscow Dialogue Still Matters3:33 America And Russia See Power Differently7:33 Sanctions Absurdity And What Teams Teach13:20 Iran Escalation Meets Market Reality18:58 Hormuz Chokepoint And Fuel Shortages27:12 Helium, Fertilizer, Wheat And Debt Warnings31:58 Mines, Media Claims, And Gulf Reality38:24 Paid Influencers And Modern Propaganda44:04 Army Leadership Rumors And Donor Power47:28 The Military And Politics Don’t Mix52:29 “Mowing The Lawn” And The Road Ahead Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/jim-webb-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

  2. 1 day ago

    PETER MAGUIRE: AI Is the Greatest Financial Scam in History — The Analog Rebellion Begins

    They told him his life’s work was worth $3,000 a book, and he says they took it first. Peter Maguire joins me to lay out why he refused a settlement tied to Anthropic’s alleged copying of hundreds of thousands of copyrighted books for AI training, including three of his own. We get specific about what’s being copied, how authors discovered it, and why “AI training” can look a lot like intellectual grand larceny when the money flows one way and creators are left with scraps. From there, the conversation expands into how power works now: platform monopolies, automated enforcement, and the modern reality of deplatforming. Peter walks through his experience with Meta, including being knocked offline with devastating accusations and getting no clear path to a real human appeal. We connect those experiences to a wider breakdown in trust, the revolving door between government and Silicon Valley, and the way Big Tech can quietly shape what you can find, share, and even think you’re allowed to question. We also hit the cultural side of the AI boom: data centers, surveillance anxiety, and the false promise that everything important can be measured. Whether it’s war, writing, or a fight camp, the human element matters, and metrics miss the part that counts when pressure hits. If you care about free speech, copyright, creative work, and who gets to set the rules for the next era of technology, this one is for you. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review with your take: should AI companies have to pay creators up front? Chapter Markers0:00 Why AI Feels Like A Threat1:18 Meet Peter McGuire2:29 Anthropic’s Alleged Book Theft6:05 Refusing The $3,000 Per Book Deal9:46 The 2001 Case That Put Him On Lists13:05 Surveillance And Travel Hassles19:57 Meta Deplatforming And False Accusations26:32 Tech Oligarchs And A Cultural Recalibration31:56 War Rules Torture And Blowback39:12 Noble Lies Data Centers And Control48:18 Trust Breakdown In Elections And Tech53:58 Why Humans Resist Being Quantified58:26 AI Valuations The Bubble And Collapse1:00:08 Where To Follow Peter And Closing Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/jim-webb-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

  3. 2 days ago

    BUCK JOHNSON. : Is Trump Considering Nukes in Iran ?

    Tactical nukes shouldn’t show up in a PowerPoint like they’re just another tool, but that’s where the conversation has drifted and it tells us something ugly about the moment we’re living in. We sit down with Buck Johnson of Counterflow to unpack the fast-moving Iran conflict, the whiplash of headline-driven escalation, and the creeping sense that America is sleepwalking into choices most citizens never imagined would be on the table. We dig into the arc of the war and why “we’re stuck” can be the most honest summary: bad assumptions, contested intelligence, and leaders trying to save face after promising quick outcomes. From there, we zoom out to the constitutional crisis underneath it all: Congress losing its war powers, the executive branch acting as the permanent engine of conflict, and what that does to the republic over time. If you care about the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, natural law, and the long-term cost of the military-industrial complex, this conversation stays grounded in those stakes. Then we go where most geopolitics talk never goes: the moral and spiritual roots of all of it. Buck connects nuclear rhetoric, cultural decline, and the “Acknowledge Me” validation economy, arguing that a society trained on immediate gratification struggles to practice restraint, sacrifice, or humility. We talk Orthodox Christianity, fasting, self-denial, real leadership, and why refusing to put faith in princes might be the first step toward rebuilding a healthier center of gravity. If this challenged you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review with the one takeaway you don’t want to forget. Chapter Markers0:00 Hard Questions To Start2:11 Iran Escalation And War Confusion7:20 Bad Intel And No Exit Plan10:12 Faith Over Ideology In Politics15:49 Tactical Nukes Enter The Conversation24:20 Who Refuses An Unjust Order30:31 Leadership Decline And Idiocracy Fears31:48 The Acknowledge Me Culture38:52 Discipline Through Training And Sacrifice43:02 From Atheism To Orthodox Christianity51:03 Tradition, Home, And Faith Practices55:46 Burning Ego Away To Rebuild Culture59:11 Where To Follow Buck Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/jim-webb-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

  4. 6 days ago

    DANIEL McADAMS : 6 Months of illegal War - Hormuz is Closed - The Dollar Under Attack Within!

    Six months into a war with Iran and still no authorization, no real debate, and no clear off ramp. That fact alone should stop you cold, because it points to something bigger than any single conflict: a Congress that is no longer acting like a co equal branch of government, even as the US stacks blockade style actions, sanctions threats, and “maximum pressure” messaging that may not be enforceable in the real world. Daniel McAdams, executive director of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, joins me to connect the dots between war powers, congressional oversight, and the incentives that keep elected officials quiet. We also dig into the growing anxiety around economic warfare and the US dollar, including the idea that recent moves could be setting up a dangerous kind of devaluation. Along the way we talk stablecoins, T bills, the national debt, and why interest payments are becoming the silent monster that can consume everything from the military budget to Medicare and Social Security. The thread running through it all is credibility, at home and abroad. When Washington makes sweeping threats it cannot fully enforce, rivals adapt and allies take notes. We close with a grounded question: how does the next generation break through barriers like donor machines and party gatekeepers without getting absorbed by the system, and what does a Thomas Massey style model look like in practice? Subscribe for more, share this with a friend, and leave a rating or review so more people can find the show. Chapter Markers0:00 War Timeline And Cold Open2:07 Sanctions And A Dollar Crash Theory5:58 Congress As A Weak Co Equal9:19 Six Months Into Iran Without AUMF13:22 When American Power Starts Melting15:19 Allies Watch Cracks Spread In Asia18:35 Can Congress Take Authority Back24:21 How The Next Generation Breaks Through29:09 Ron Paul Institute Conference Pitch31:16 Host Recap And Weekend Sign Off Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/jim-webb-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

  5. 6 days ago

    LARRY JOHNSON : Why is the CIA in Moscow ? Ukraine plans to send Women to the Front Line!

    A CIA director flies into Moscow on a C-17, and the move feels anything but routine. We talk through what that kind of high-profile visit can realistically accomplish, why the loudest rumors don’t hold up, and what Russia would actually want to hear from Washington after years of broken assurances and escalating strikes. Larry Johnson joins me to map the Russia Ukraine war as it looks right now: pressure along the line of contact, the possibility of a renewed push toward Kyiv, and why Odessa remains a strategic north star for Moscow. We also react to the St. Petersburg car bomb and what it says about escalation, retaliation, and the limits of “messaging” when the battlefield timeline keeps moving. Then we pivot hard into economics and national security: Iran sanctions, secondary sanctions, and the risk of weaponizing the U.S. dollar into irrelevance. We get specific about de-dollarization, SWIFT vs China’s CIPS, why more countries are buying gold, and how rising U.S. debt depends on global confidence that can disappear faster than policymakers expect. If you care about foreign policy, reserve currency status, and what happens when strategy turns into improvisation, this conversation is for you. Subscribe for more, share this with a friend who follows geopolitics, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway or your strongest disagreement. Chapter Markers0:00 Cold Open On Moscow Visit1:14 Welcome And Setting The Stakes2:15 Why Fly A C-179:04 Car Bomb And Escalation Fears10:21 Russia’s Offensive Outlook And Trust Gap15:43 Kyiv, Odessa, And Endgame Scenarios19:39 Drafting Ukrainian Women Into Combat25:32 Iran Sanctions And Dollar Threats31:16 De-Dollarization, Debt, And Gold39:51 Planning Failures And What Comes Next47:18 Closing And Conference Promo Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/jim-webb-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

  6. 26 Aug

    DAVE BENNER : Trump’s Iran War Is Coming Home — The Midterms Could Be the Reckoning

    A primary win in South Carolina kicks off a bigger question we can’t ignore: if voters keep saying they’re sick of endless wars and DC corruption, why do the same pro-war operators keep rising to the top? We unpack what the turnout numbers and candidate messaging suggest about a brewing “blue” shift, and why a populist economic message paired with anti-war clarity is landing with independents who feel squeezed by inflation, gas prices, and grocery bills. From there, we go deeper than campaign headlines. We argue about what changed in the American system when senators stopped being chosen by state legislatures, and why the 17th Amendment debate matters for federalism, lobbying influence, and who government actually serves. We also confront the modern surveillance state with plain language: FISA 702, hop analysis, Patriot Act logic, and how tools like Flock cameras and massive data platforms normalize warrantless tracking in everyday life, colliding with the Fourth Amendment’s original purpose. We then connect campaign finance and foreign influence to policy outcomes, including Citizens United, super PAC power, and the incentives that keep Washington addicted to escalation. Finally, we lay out why sanctions and “economic warfare” often operate as collective punishment that hardens resolve abroad while expanding state power at home, with Iran as the immediate case study and BRICS realignment and de-dollarization as long-term risks. If you care about US foreign policy, civil liberties, and how elections actually work, you’ll leave with sharper questions and clearer lines between cause and effect. Subscribe for more, share this with someone who argues politics in good faith, and leave a review with the one issue you think could realign American voters next. Chapter Markers0:00 Welcome And What’s At Stake1:55 South Carolina Primary Shockwaves7:54 The 17th Amendment And Lobby Capture13:52 FISA, Flock Cameras, And The Fourth20:12 Citizens United And Foreign Election Money25:27 Sanctions As Collective Punishment34:43 Blue Wave Talk And Impeachment Risks43:29 Iran War Fallout And Tulsi’s Role48:12 Leadership, Pardons, And JFK Files53:47 Zionism Through An Orthodox Jewish Lens57:11 Where To Find Dave And Wrap Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/jim-webb-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

  7. 25 Aug

    ROBERT BARNES : Bessent's BullSh*T Will Destroy the Dollar - Midterm Election Analysis

    “Leave the dollar system” is the kind of tough talk that sounds powerful right up until you ask what it breaks and who it benefits. We dig into the idea of an “economic D-Day” aimed at Iran and why weaponizing secondary sanctions can undermine the very advantage the US thinks it’s using. The key distinction we keep coming back to is simple: the US dollar is one thing, but access to the US-led financial system is another, and threatening the “tracks” can push the world to lay new ones. We walk through SWIFT, OFAC, and the growing ecosystem of SWIFT alternatives and parallel payment rails, including China’s CIPS and broader BRICS-style efforts. We also get blunt about why sanctions regimes repeatedly fail to achieve political goals when targeted states are food self-sufficient, fuel self-sufficient, and able to sustain national security production. Add in China’s leverage through rare earth supply chains and refining capacity, and the downside risks start to look less theoretical and more like self-inflicted damage. Then we bring it home to US politics. We connect foreign policy escalation to midterm election dynamics, voter realignment, and the “kitchen table” effects that show up fast in consumer confidence, prices, and trust. We also argue that resilience is not just bombs and bases, it’s incentives: fixing corruption-driven procurement, reducing monopoly bottlenecks, and defending food freedom so people can buy directly from farmers and ranchers without needless barriers. If you’re worried about de-dollarization, sanctions backfire, and what all of this means for 2026 and beyond, this conversation is for you. Subscribe, share the show with a friend, and leave a review if you want more clear-eyed analysis like this. What’s the bigger risk right now: overusing sanctions or underestimating the political blowback? Chapter Markers0:00 Tech Trouble And The Big Warning1:26 Economic D-Day And Dollar Threats4:35 SWIFT Alternatives And De-Dollarization6:02 Weaponizing Financial Rails Backfires10:28 Why Iran Sanctions Won’t Work19:35 New Middle East Power Alignments25:40 Midterm Map And Voter Realignment30:35 Corruption Incentives And Food Freedom47:50 Odds Of Course Correction And Removal51:00 Third-Party Pressure And Closing CTAs Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/jim-webb-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

  8. 24 Aug

    KYLE ANZALONE : Trump's Economic Blockade will not work. American Farmers Fuming over Argentine Beef

    Iran says it wants an off ramp. Washington says it wants a deal. Then Washington also says it wants regime collapse. That gap between messaging and policy is where wars start, and it’s exactly what we unpack with Kyle Anzalone of the Libertarian Institute and The Kyle Anzalone Show. We walk through Iran’s latest public statements about negotiations, why Tehran may believe American promises expire with the next administration, and how the JCPOA still hangs over every “better deal” claim. Kyle breaks down the logic of sanctions as economic warfare and why attempts to financially strangle Iran can push the conflict into the military domain, where retaliation becomes more likely and harder to control. Then we zoom in on the real-world pressure points: oil shipping, tanker movements, and what a serious confrontation in the Strait of Hormuz could mean for energy markets and regional bases. We also look at China’s role, strategic reserves, and the limits of the popular idea that the US can simply cut off Beijing’s oil. Finally, we pivot back home to the politics driving it all: the report of Israeli government-linked ad spending tied to Ted Cruz’s podcast and PAC activity, what Citizens United enables, and why foreign influence and campaign cash keep showing up in places voters actually feel, like the price and quality of beef at the store. If you got value from this conversation, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find the show. Chapter Markers0:00 Welcome And Guest Catch Up3:03 Iran Signals A Negotiation Off Ramp6:47 Economic War And Regional Retaliation9:12 Peace Messaging Through Religious History13:32 Why Tehran Stops Trusting Washington24:08 Strait Of Hormuz Oil Leverage33:58 China’s Tanker Shield And Limits34:02 Israel Sponsoring Ted Cruz’s Podcast39:14 Citizens United And Voter Power44:14 Argentina Beef Imports Hit US Ranchers50:20 Where To Find Kyle And Closing Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/jim-webb-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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