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Insiders For Accountability: The Feds For Freedom Podcast

Want to know the truth about government corruption? The Feds podcast brings hidden truths to light. We’re insiders exposing wrongdoing, so YOU can demand accountability.

  1. 5d ago

    143. New Administration, Same Playbook | Rob Malone, Steve Baker, Emily Kopp, Ivan Raiklin | The Feds

    Four people who spent the COVID years being silenced sat down to talk about accountability. All four described the same tactics — still running, under a different administration. In this panel from the 2026 F4F National Security Beyond the Headlines Summit, co-founderJim Erdman moderates journalist Steve Baker, constitutional attorneyIvan Raiklin, physician-scientist Dr. Robert Malone, and investigative reporterEmily Kopp. Dr. Malone, who served as vice chair of the ACIP, describes what he saw inside HHS and why he concluded the problem is structural rather than partisan. Emily Kopp explains why the corporate press and the permanent bureaucracy protect each other. Steve Baker describes what happens to a reporter who won't drop a story. Ivan Raiklin lays out which levers are still available. We discuss:  👉 Why political appointees don't actually run their agencies  👉 What happened at the ACIP, from someone who was in the room  👉 The COVID origins documents and the whistleblower who surfaced them  👉 Why administrations turn over but bureaucrats never do  👉 Whether the reform movement has started censoring itself  👉 The congressional powers nobody is using Chapters:  00:00 — Introduction  01:45 — Framing: Accountability as a Multivariable Problem 03:55 — Steve Baker: The Calls to Get Him Fired 09:27 — Ivan Raiklin: Transparency Before Accountability 14:44 — Robert Malone: ACIP, HHS, and Why It's Systemic 26:59 — Emily Kopp: COVID Origins and the Managerial State 33:58 — What Stops Populist Movements From Delivering 43:25 — The Press as Enforcement Mechanism 1:04:47 — Congressional Levers and Inherent Contempt 1:10:48 — Why the Visionaries Get Pushed Out 1:15:24 — Who's Actually Running This? >> If the same thing happens no matter who wins, what exactly are we voting for? View the entire 2026 National Security Beyond the Headlines Summit:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQDQcTWeI1Y&t=617s 🎧Listen to The Feds onSubstack & all other platforms:https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom 🇺🇸Visit our Website:FedsForFreedom.org  🏃Follow us onInstagram / X / Facebook:  @feds4freedomusa

    143. New Administration, Same Playbook | Rob Malone, Steve Baker, Emily Kopp, Ivan Raiklin | The Feds
  2. Sep 1

    142: Who Chooses the Blood You Get? | Liz James | The Feds

    1 in 70 Americans will need a blood transfusion this year. Almost none of them know they most likely can't choose the donor. In this episode, Stephanie Weidle speaks withLiz James, a pharmacist of over thirty years and founder of Blessed by His Blood, a member-owned cooperative that matches direct blood donations to patients who want to choose whose blood they receive. The conversation explores how three separate parties — your doctor, your hospital, and the blood bank holding their contract — each have to say yes before you can receive a directed donation, and how any one of them can quietly say no. If three people have to approve before you can choose your own donor, who is the system actually built for? We discuss:  👉 Why doctors often don’t know how to write the order  👉 What happens to blood after you give it away for free  👉 Why only 3% of Americans donate, and the number is falling  👉 The Texas bill that died twice one step from the finish line  Chapters: 01:29 — How Direct Donation Works, and Who's Blocking It07:18 — Why People Ask for Direct Donor Blood11:05 — Screening Questions and Shelf Life14:48 — Only 3% Donate: The Supply Problem17:01 — The $32 Billion Blood Industry23:51 — Bodily Autonomy and Informed Consent26:38 — Liz's Story: Leaving Pharmacy, Founding BBHBLearn more or become a member:https://www.blessedbyhisblood.com Follow Blessed by His Blood: X,Facebook —— 🎧 Listen to The Feds onSubstack & all other platforms: https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom 🇺🇸 Visit our Website: FedsForFreedom.org  🏃 Follow us on Instagram /X /Facebook:  @feds4freedomusa

    142: Who Chooses the Blood You Get? | Liz James | The Feds
  3. Aug 26

    141. They Want a 185-Foot Tower in Her Backyard | Vicky Hu & Theresa Ghiorzi | The Feds

    They told her a 185-foot tower was going in her backyard — after the school next door refused to host it. In this episode, Stephanie Weidle speaks withVicki Hu, a Loudoun County homeowner fighting to keep her property, and Teresa Ghiorzi, a software engineer and community advocate, about the eminent domain fight behind Northern Virginia's data center boom. The conversation explores how transmission lines built to power private data centers get classified as "public use," why Loudoun approved hundreds of data centers with no plan to power them, and what happens to a homeowner who says no. We also discuss:  03:29 — Kelo and the "Public Use" Loophole 07:07 — How Loudoun Became Data Center Alley 12:20 — The 185-Foot Pole 15:02 — Vicky's Phone Call: June 13, 2025 20:23 — Eminent Domain  27:03 — 14.2 Gigawatts: More Power Than New York City 32:37 — The Line That Would Have Been Enough 37:52 — Undergrounding Is Possible: Follow the Money 42:38 — Everything You Can No Longer Build 46:04 — The Multi-State Pushback Learn more and get involved:https://stopmarlvirginia.com Ground Water Study:https://loudouncoalition.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Assessment-of-Groundwater-Supply-in-Loudoun-County_09_15_2025.pdf Support Vicki’s case:https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-vicky-save-her-backyard-from-185foot-power-towers   🎧 Listen to The Feds on Substack & all other platforms: https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom 🇺🇸 Visit our Website: FedsForFreedom.org  🏃 Follow us on Instagram /X /Facebook:  @feds4freedomusa 👉 The Kelo decision and Virginia's limits on eminent domain 👉 Why the school board said no  👉 The 185-foot power line and everything you can no longer build on your own land 👉 Why undergrounding is possible, and why it isn't happening 👉 What citizens across four states are doing to fight back🚨 If they can take her backyard for a data center, what stops them from taking yours?

    141. They Want a 185-Foot Tower in Her Backyard | Vicky Hu & Theresa Ghiorzi | The Feds
  4. Aug 12

    138. Dear Diary: In Fauci’s Words | Jeffrey Tucker | The Feds

    The Fauci Diaries have been released—and beyond raising the question of why an 80-year-old man would keep a “diary,” let alone write it on a government device, they prompt further questions about what was really happening during COVID. In this episode,Stephanie Weidle speaks with author and Brownstone Institute president Jeffrey Tucker about the newly released Fauci Diaries, the ongoing COVID accountability battle, and the deeper institutional failures that shaped America’s response to the pandemic. 👀 The conversation explores what the diaries may reveal about Anthony Fauci’s role in the COVID response, the unresolved questions surroundinggain-of-function research, and the broader network of public health, intelligence, and government officials involved in shaping the official narrative. Stephanie and Jeffrey discuss why so many Americans now believe “everything is a scam,” how trust in leadership collapsed during the COVID years and even till now, and why the country has still not seen the level of transparency or accountability that was promised. Topics include: 👉 The Fauci Diaries and Senator Rand Paul’s investigation 👉 Gain-of-function research and lack of oversight  👉 Questions involving HHS, DOD, and intelligence officials 👉 What key figures still have not been questioned   👉 Vaccine mandates and the trauma of government overreach  👉 Public distrust in institutions and leadership  👉 The missing COVID reckoning  👉 MAGA, MAHA, and the demand for transparency   This episode asks a difficult but necessary question: What happens to a society when the people no longer trust their leaders? Follow Jeffrey: https://x.com/jeffreytucker     🎧Listen to The Feds on Substack & all other platforms: https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom 🇺🇸 Visit our Website: FedsForFreedom.org  🏃 Follow us on Instagram /X /Facebook:  @feds4freedomusa

    138. Dear Diary: In Fauci’s Words | Jeffrey Tucker | The Feds
  5. Jul 28

    137. You Are the Power: Eminent Domain and Parental Rights | Spike Cohen | The Feds

    In this episode ofThe Feds, recorded at FreedomFest 2026, we are joined by Spike Cohen, founder and president ofYou Are the Power, to discuss how citizens can fight government overreach at the state and local level. 🔥 Spike explains that while Feds For Freedom focuses on protecting Americans from federal overreach from inside the system, You Are the Power works from the outside — taking on local and state abuses involving Child Protective Services, eminent domain, free speech violations, wrongful charges, and property rights.  The conversation explores howgovernment incentives can distort justice, including concerns around CPS cases where families are wrongfully accused, children are removed from homes, and parents are forced into civil administrative systems instead of criminal courts. Spike also discusseseminent domain and how a power originally intended for limited public use has expanded into the taking of homes, farms, and businesses for projects like highways, tech parks, and data centers.  🎯This episode is a powerful reminder that freedom is not passive. Whether the threat comes from Washington D.C., a state agency, or your local city council, citizens have the power to organize, speak up, and win. Check out You are the Power:https://www.youarethepower.net Follow Spike Cohen: https://x.com/RealSpikeCohen 🎧 Listen to The Feds on Substack & all other platforms: https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom 🇺🇸 Visit our Website: FedsForFreedom.org  🏃 Follow us on Instagram /X /Facebook:  @feds4freedomusa

    137. You Are the Power: Eminent Domain and Parental Rights | Spike Cohen | The Feds
  6. Jul 21

    136. Too Much 1984, Not Enough 1776 | Topher Field | The Feds

    How far should obedience go when the government crosses the line? 🔥Recorded at FreedomFest 2026, Stephanie Weidle sits down with Australian filmmaker, author, and political commentatorTopher Field for a gripping conversation about Melbourne’s COVID-era lockdowns—and the moment he decided that his conscience required civil disobedience. Topher recounts curfews, military checkpoints, protest bans, arrests, police confrontations, and the personal cost of becoming one of Australia’s most visible lockdown opponents. He explains why he believes limited government can surviveonly when ordinary people are willing to place limits on their own obedience. 👉The conversation explores the psychology behind mass compliance and why standing up can cost you friendships and professional security. Topher details hownurses and teachers changed the course of Australia’s resistance movement and what Americans can learn from Melbourne’s experience. 00:00 — Welcome01:15 — Meet Topher Field06:12 — When Topher began questioning the COVID response14:09 — Life under Melbourne’s curfews and lockdown rules16:24 — Military checkpoints and the “Ring of Steel”17:53 — The beginning of Australia’s resistance movement25:51 — The psychology behind mass compliance29:26 — Why limited government requires limited obedience34:12 — “Too much 1984 and not enough 1776”39:19 — The day Topher decided to break the law44:51 — Police escalation and rubber bullets48:07 — The protest that changed everything51:18 — Creating Battleground Melbourne52:47 — Why citizens must “limit their obedience”54:12 — A police officer who sacrificed her career56:40 — The one action every American can take Topher Field is the director ofBattleground Melbourne and the author ofGood People Break Bad Laws andGood Christians Break Bad Laws. Check out his website:www.topherfield.com Follow Topher:https://x.com/TopherField   🎧 Listen to The Feds on Substack & all other platforms: https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom 🇺🇸 Visit our Website: FedsForFreedom.org  🏃 Follow us on Instagram /X /Facebook:  @feds4freedomusa

    136. Too Much 1984, Not Enough 1776 | Topher Field | The Feds
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