Thursday, December 4, 2025

Judge Napolitano-Judging Freedom 12/4/2025


COL. Douglas Macgregor : Would An Attack on Venezuela Be a War Crime?




MOATS with George Galloway 12/3/2025

 
INTERVIEW: NATO is a bluff, an empty bluff




Rachel Blevins 12/3/2025


Col. Macgregor: US Poised to ATTACK Venezuela + Ukrainian Defenses COLLAPSE as Russians Advance

President Trump spoke on the phone with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro for just 15 minutes last month, and warned that he and his family had one week to flee the country, according to a report from Reuters. That deadline would have expired last Friday, when Trump announced on social media that Venezuelan airspace should be considered “closed in its entirety.”

Ret. U.S. Army Col. Douglas Macgregor said it appears the U.S. is “committed” to an attack on Venezuela, with nearly a dozen warships and 15,000 troops amassed in the Caribbean, and he suspects they don’t want to wait too long, and are “close to execution” of that planned attack




Wednesday, December 3, 2025

Redacted 12/2/2025

 
War Alert! CIA Caught Inside Venezuela Trying to Kill Maduro, Russia Captures 86 cities since Sept




Wednesday, November 26, 2025

Judge Napolitano 11/26/2025


COL. Douglas Macgregor : Venezuela War Will Cost Trump His Presidency.




Tuesday, November 25, 2025

Tuesday, October 28, 2025

The National Conversation Highlights 10/4/2025



The National Conversation's first event was held in Dallas, Texas on October 4, 2025.  Colonel Macgregor, Natalie Brunell and Judge Andrew Napolitano were all in attendance to take questions...plus Dr. Olga Ravasi was the moderator as well as available for questions in her field of specialty. It was a very successful event, with lots of good discussions. This video is a small snippet of the event for those who were unable to attend.




Friday, October 24, 2025

On Ukraine and Venezuela, Trump needs to dump the sycophants

 

On Ukraine and Venezuela, Trump needs to dump the sycophants

There's a lot of smoke being blown about big 'deals' and huge 'wins.' True military professionals would tell him the hard truths.

 Douglas Macgregor

 https://responsiblestatecraft.org/ukraine-trump-putin/

Thursday, October 23, 2025

MOATS (MOTHER OF ALL TALKSHOWS 10/22/2025

 
George Galloway interviews Colonel Douglas Macgregor




Redacted 10/22/2025


The Next Vietnam? Colonel Douglas Macgregor’s Warning About Trump’s Coming Venezuelan War 




Friday, September 12, 2025

Thursday, September 4, 2025

Wednesday, September 3, 2025

The National Conversation with Colonel Macgregor

Come Join Colonel Macgregor, Judge Napolitano and Natalie Burnell on October 4, 2025 in Dallas, TX




Friday, August 29, 2025

Ron Paul Institute 8/16/2025


Col Douglas Macgregor:  "War, Debt and Revolution"
Doug Macgregor breaks the bad news to America - things are worse than people understand.




Thursday, August 28, 2025

Judge Napolitano-Judging Freedom 8/28/2025


COL. Douglas Macgregor : Does Trump Understand Russia?




MOATS George Galloway 8/27/2025

 
with Colonel Douglas Macgregor
– Gaza: another day of massacres and famine under siege.
– Ukraine: Russia’s inexorable advance, Western strategy in tatters.
– Washington politics: no plan, no peace, only escalation.




Wednesday, August 27, 2025

Thursday, August 7, 2025

Tuesday, July 29, 2025

Monday, July 28, 2025

Friday, July 25, 2025

Unfiltered With S.A.M 7/24/2025


Syria Was Never About Civil War—Here’s the Hidden Agenda | Colonel Douglas Macgregor Interview




Wednesday, July 23, 2025

Versailles on the Potomac 7/23/2025

 Versailles on the Potomac
American politics is running on a perilous trajectory.

Douglas Macgregor
Jul 23, 2025


From the vantage point of 21st-century Washington, DC, the French Revolution of 1789 may seem a distant historical event. Yet its lessons remain profoundly relevant. Even astute contemporaries like Benjamin Franklin and Frederick the Great failed to foresee the upheaval that would reshape France and the world. This oversight reminds us that revolutions often arise from complex, sometimes subtle, social dynamics—chief among them, widespread public indignation toward a ruling class perceived as decadent, disconnected, and unaccountable.

In 1789, much of the revolutionary fervor targeted the French aristocracy, whose ostentatious wealth and moral failings were widely known and resented. Pamphlets and clandestine journals exposed not only their personal vices but also the dire state of national finances—a crushing debt burden largely incurred by extravagant spending and costly foreign wars, including support for the American Revolution.

Today, Americans confront their own anxieties about elite power and accountability. The scandal surrounding Jeffrey Epstein did not end with his death in a federal jail cell; it metastasized. The unsealed flight logs, the controversial 2008 plea deal, and the inexplicable leniency shown by successive administrations suggest a bipartisan protection racket shielding a network that spans Clintonworld, Silicon Valley, and Mar-a-Lago, as investigative journalist Julie K. Brown has documented.

President Donald Trump’s association with Epstein—limited to overlapping social circles in the 1990s and a 2002 New York magazine quote calling Epstein a “terrific guy”—is not evidence of criminality. But it is evidence of a class problem. When the ruling elite’s social calendar overlaps with that of a convicted sex offender, voters inevitably draw conclusions about the moral fabric of those in power.

As Matt Taibbi observed in Griftopia (2010), American media often shields the wealthy from direct criticism unless legal consequences arise. Epstein’s case, amplified by his connection to Trump, has thus struck a particularly sensitive chord, exposing the deep distrust many Americans feel toward an elite perceived as operating above the law.

Meanwhile, many Americans who supported Trump are growing increasingly concerned. For now, no indictments or high prosecutions have materialized, despite confusing statements from figures like Attorney General Pam Bondi. Yet memories of controversies such as the Hunter Biden laptop saga leave some wondering if the political landscape has merely shifted lanes rather than destinations with the 2024 election.

Trump’s voters were promised more than secure borders. Experienced Border Patrol officers anticipated a comprehensive strategy involving the U.S. Armed Forces actively to surveil and secure national borders, airspace, and waters—providing law enforcement and counterterrorism support. Yet, a clear, sustained plan remains elusive.

On foreign policy, Trump pledged to end costly military interventions lacking strategic benefit to the American people. Instead, his administration has continued and expanded policies resembling those of the Biden administration, including proxy conflicts with Russia and a muted response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Israel’s regional ambitions threaten to entangle the U.S. in prolonged conflict, draining fiscal and material resources. Expectations of reducing wasteful foreign spending and refocusing the military on hemispheric defense have been largely unmet.

Immigration was another cornerstone of Trump’s campaign. Voters expected decisive action to expel millions of illegal aliens who were not admitted for their skills in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. Many believe the Biden administration’s open-border policies aimed to build a political base that could entrench left-wing dominance in Washington, DC—a dominance that might prove difficult to reverse through elections alone.

While no one expected an overnight solution, Trump’s supporters anticipated a serious strategy. The President has the authority to deploy Federal Marshals and the National Guard to systematically address illegal immigration, yet no such comprehensive plan has emerged. Moreover, Trump’s recent openness to amnesty for millions has alarmed many supporters, who see it as a betrayal of core promises and a threat to the American Republic’s future.

Economically, Americans feel the impact of inflation, immigration, and economic uncertainty daily. The dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency has long allowed U.S. administrations to pursue expansive fiscal policies with relative impunity. Yet many hoped Trump would curb this trend.

That hope remains unfulfilled. The failures of initiatives like the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), alongside the shortcomings of earlier efforts such as the Simpson-Bowles Plan and the Grace Commission, underscore the persistence of deficit spending. The recent passage of the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill signals a continued willingness to expand federal expenditures rather than rein them in.

Today, the U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio exceeds 120 percent—nearly double what it was before the 2008 financial crisis. Rising Treasury yields suggest Washington may be entering a dangerous “debt doom loop.” Financial leaders like J.P. Morgan’s Jamie Dimon warns of a potential “crack in the bond market” that could trigger a realignment in the global economic order. Meanwhile, the emergence of BRICS as a potential post–Bretton Woods monetary alternative heralds another possible shift in global power dynamics.

In short, Washington is hurtling toward a sovereign debt crisis, escalating foreign wars, and potential domestic unrest without a clear path forward. While President Trump did not create these challenges alone, he now bears responsibility for addressing them. His campaign promises of accountability, transparency, and fiscal reform have yet to be realized. The proverbial buck stops with his administration.

The Epstein case, whether a brief distraction or a harbinger of deeper turmoil, underscores the fragility of public trust. When the French monarchy collapsed, the ensuing revolution unleashed years of violence and chaos. Few Americans wish to see anything similar unfold here.

Trump would be wise not to dismiss the erosion of confidence in his administration and the broader political class as a passing phase. Diverse, multicultural societies like ours require careful stewardship to maintain social cohesion. The incendiary violence witnessed in the summer of 2020, and the forces behind it, have not disappeared.

For much of American history, the average citizen has remained unaware of the complex battles beyond their borders or inside the Washington beltway. Yet Epstein’s proximity to Trump, beyond the allegations themselves, has struck a nerve—highlighting the deep anxieties about elite power and moral decay.

Like the Parisians of 1789, Americans respond powerfully to appeals that honor virtue and condemn vice. It would be a grave mistake for Trump to ignore the impact of the Epstein scandal, especially as it coincides with his administration’s failure to fulfill key campaign pledges.

For conservatives committed to order, liberty, and national renewal, the path forward is crystal clear. Leadership must restore public confidence by confronting elite excess, securing borders, ending futile wars, and pursuing fiscal discipline. Only then can America avoid the fate of Versailles on the Potomac.

Tuesday, July 22, 2025

Saturday, July 19, 2025

FOX 11 Los Angeles 7/19/2025

 
Retired Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor sits down with FOX 11’s Gina Silva to break down the escalating Iran-Israel conflict, its global ripple effects, and what it could mean for the U.S. economy. From military strategy to market consequences, Macgregor offers blunt insight on what comes next.




Wednesday, June 11, 2025

Friday, June 6, 2025

Tuesday, June 3, 2025

Friday, May 30, 2025

Macgregor: Episode 2: Demand Accountability


Join Colonel Macgregor and several guests for his 2nd episode from his podcast "Macgregor". 







Macgregor: Episode 1: THE BORDER TRUTH


Introducing "MACGREGOR", Starring Colonel Douglas Macgregor. 

The first episode of a NEW SERIES that gets to the core or major issues facing the US and the World. THE BORDER TRUTH features multiple "on the ground" experts across various fields on our ongoing border crisis with Mexico - Including: Pete "Doc" Chambers, Michael Yon, JJ Carrell, Frank Stallone, and Mel Mattison.




REAL AMERICA -- Dan Ball 5/29/2025

 
Trump-Putin Talks Continue





Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom 5/28/2025


COL. Douglas Macgregor : Can Ukraine Survive?




Daniel Davis 5/27/2025

 

Effective Russian Ultimatum: 'Peace on our Terms or We'll Push to Battlefield Victory




Saturday, May 24, 2025

Counter Currents with Larry Johnson 5/20/2025

 
NATO's Collapse?

What if everything you thought about NATO and the Ukraine war was backwards? Discover insider insights from Fmr. Pentagon senior advisor Col. Douglas Macgregor revealing Trump's real stance — and the hidden battle inside the Pentagon. Is the US the root cause of the conflict?




Monday, May 12, 2025

Daniel Davis -- Deep Dive 5/12/2025


Relentless Russia Drone Attacks on Ukraine / Will Peace Talks Even Happen?



Sunday, May 11, 2025

Douglas Macgregor 5/11/2025

 

Our Country Our Choice
No War With Iran




Natalie Brunell 5/5/2025


America's Golden Age or Tough Times Ahead? Col. Macgregor on Global Trade War & Financial Reckoning

Col. Douglas Macgregor -- #1 most viewed guest -- returns to the show!

His analysis is thought-provoking and contrarian to mainstream consensus -- we discuss the global trade tensions, U.S. vs China on tariffs, threat of war with Iran, wealth concentration & the risks of a financial crisis, and whether U.S. will revalue gold. 

Col. Macgregor also shares why he has conviction for Bitcoin in these uncertain times.




Friday, May 9, 2025

Glenn Diesen 5/9/2025

 
Colonel Douglas Macgregor on Victory Day and the consequences of NATO losing the proxy war in Ukraine




Tuesday, May 6, 2025

Friday, May 2, 2025

MACGREGOR : EPISODE 1 : THE BORDER TRUTH

 
Introducing "MACGREGOR", Starring Colonel Douglas Macgregor. The first episode of a NEW SERIES that gets to the core or major issues facing the US and the World. THE BORDER TRUTH features multiple "on the ground" experts across various fields on our ongoing border crisis with Mexico - Including: Pete "Doc" Chambers, Michael Yon, JJ Carrell, Frank Stallone, and Mel Mattison. Like, Share, and Subscribe to our channel for updates when the show goes live.




Judge Napolitano/Judging Freedom 5/1/2025


US/Ukraine Mineral/Security Deal: Insane or Provocative?




Redacted with Clayton and Natali Morris 5/1/2025


Putin says "Trump just BROKE the Zelensky Regime" and paved the way for peace, beware of false flags




Thursday, May 1, 2025

MACGREGOR: Premier episode at 7:15pm eastern time: Border Truth

 Tonight at 7:15 Eastern Standard Time is the launch Colonel Macgregor's new series MACGREGOR. Here is the link to the livestream on 


Please spread the word.



Wednesday, April 30, 2025

Tuesday, April 29, 2025

Friday, April 25, 2025

MACGREGOR : EPISODE 1 TRAILER

 
MACGREGOR : EPISODE 1 : THE BORDER TRUTH : TRAILER
Our Country Our Choice



Thursday, April 24, 2025

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Tuesday, April 15, 2025

Judge Napolitano/Judging Freedom 4/15/2025

 
Colonel Douglas Macgregor:  Will Zelensky and Neocons Reject Peace?




Daniel Davis/Deep Dive 4/15/2025

 
Colonel Douglas Macgregor:  Trump and Zelensky at Odds/What this Means for Peace Talks.




Saturday, April 5, 2025

The American Conservative 4/4/2025

 


Let’s Not Forget

Historical amnesia can kill us in the Middle East.

https://www.theamericanconservative.com/lets-not-forget/

Americans have short memories. Even worse, many Americans don’t forget, they simply never paid enough attention to know, a national characteristic that often gets the U.S. into trouble.

We may soon be in that quandary again. Americans are at the mercy of Washington’s political class, which is eager to exploit the electorate’s forgetfulness, acting recklessly without fear of accountability and revising the past with new lies as they move from failure to failure.

Who today remembers the Iraq War that began in 2003? Who remembers that the American military intervention was justified on the utterly false grounds that Saddam Hussein’s regime was secretly rebuilding its chemical and nuclear weapons programs?

The price of destroying Iraq while destabilizing the Middle East exceeded $2 trillion. Does anyone remember the bogus justifications for the use of American military power in 2003, the promises that were made to the public and broken, or the costs to American economic strength that had been grossly underestimated?

New conflicts are brewing in the Middle East. Yet as the buildup of American military power in the region signals the coming of a new war with Iran, how many Americans remember the consequences of previous military fiascos in Afghanistan, Korea, and Vietnam?

Opinion polls show fewer than 40 percent of Americans under 35 can accurately describe why we intervened in Iraq or the consequences that followed. As the crisis faded from trending topics, these vital lessons evaporated from public awareness like morning dew. Americans rarely verify today's claims in light of yesterday's facts.

This time, the price of forgetting promises to be exceptionally steep. Iran is Israel’s nemesis, the alleged source of its perpetual struggle with neighbors, the final obstacle to the creation of Greater Israel and Israeli regional supremacy. The U.S. seems ready to attack Iran and help Israel achieve its objectives.

Of course, Iran is not alone. Egypt is also in Israel’s crosshairs, as are Syria and Lebanon.

Then, there is Turkey. Turkish discontent with Israel’s campaign of mass murder, the expulsion of Palestinians, and its determination to absorb southern Syria into Greater Israel is a ticking time bomb ready to explode.

In Moscow’s view, Iran is the bastion that protects the soft underbelly of Russia. Iran is a natural fortress with defensible mountainous terrain, and north of Iran is important geopolitical real estate: the Eurasian steppe. Control of Iran would offer convenient invasion routes into the major industrial centers east of the Ural Mountains. (These same industrial centers were moved there by Stalin to give the Soviet Union the breathing space to manufacture material for World War II.)

Equally important, Russia, emboldened by military success in Ukraine, signed what amounts to a mutual defense pact with Tehran. Given Russia’s demonstrated technological superiority in the production of precision-guided missiles like the Oreshnik, it would be a serious mistake to discount the quality and impact of Russian military assistance to Iran in a future conflict with the U.S. and Israel.

Beijing’s support for Iran arises from a strategic imperative. Iran’s oil, gas, and mineral resources are important to China’s industrial expansion. Iran is also a vital component of the greater Eurasian trading network that is critical to China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). BRI serves as the contemporary equivalent of the Silk Road, building the modern transportation infrastructure for commerce across the vast Eurasian landmass.

As in the past, when Persian Kings, Turkic Sultans, and Mongolian Khans controlled the Silk Road, Beijing will leave the administration of BRI to the states in Eurasia to manage trade flows. This frees Beijing to focus on industrial production.

Why is China determined to protect the BRI? Because it is a key tool of resistance against U.S. containment. Countries that trade with China and grow wealthy over time will not side with Washington against Beijing. Thus, the BRI is a non-military strategy for economic diplomacy to prevent Washington from isolating and eventually invading China.

In sum, Iran, Russia, and China share interests that support continued geostrategic interaction. It’s why both Beijing and Moscow come to Tehran’s aid if needed. At present, their support takes the form of technology transfers and economic assistance, but if U.S. and Israeli forces escalate the use of force, they will do so as well.

In an American-Israeli war with Iran, Moscow and Beijing will have escalation dominance, which suggests that Washington risks fighting a war that it is predestined to lose, just as the U.S. fought hopeless wars in Vietnam and Iraq and is losing a proxy war in Ukraine. Historical amnesia exacts a heavy price indeed, particularly when Washington ignores the strategic interests of its rivals.

Today, America faces a troubling future we can already glimpse forming on the horizon. A nation without shared memory becomes vulnerable to manipulation, unable to learn from mistakes, and gradually loses its identity and national power.

In 1897, Rudyard Kipling composed a poem crafted to remind the British people, especially their ruling class, of the transient nature of British imperial power. The closing words of his poem should resonate with Americans today:

Lord God of Hosts, be with us yet,
Lest we forget—lest we forget!



Friday, March 28, 2025

Tuesday, March 25, 2025

Tuesday, March 18, 2025

Tuesday, March 11, 2025

Tucker Carlson 3/11/2025




The Mexican drug cartels are a far greater threat to the United States than China, Russia or Iran, says Doug Macgregor. They’ve got Javelin missile systems on our border, and American officials on their payroll.


Chapters:
(0:00) The Ukrainian Drone Strike in Moscow
(6:54) Why Is Ukraine Dragging Out This War?
(13:10) Benjamin Netanyahu Wants War With Iran
(17:27) Ukraine’s Black Market Arms Dealing
(20:10) Why We Should Be More Worried About Mexico Than Russia or Iran
(22:05) The Mexican Drug Cartel’s Javelin Missiles Systems
(23:11) How Many Have Died in the Ukraine/Russia War?
(27:59) Reacting to the Russian/Ukraine Proposed Ceasefire Deal
(37:45) Can Europe Be Saved?
(40:09) American Politicians on Cartel Payroll
(50:43) Macgregor’s Advice to Trump
(54:11) Should the US Strike a Mineral Deal With Ukraine?
(1:03:19) The Future of Germany

Judge Napolitano-Judging Freedom: Recorded 3/3/2025


COL. Douglas Macgregor : Egypt Ready for War with Israel.




Daniel Davis: Recorded 3/3/2025


Col Doug Macgregor: The Path Forward with or without Zelensky




Wednesday, February 26, 2025

Tuesday, February 25, 2025

Friday, February 21, 2025

The Jimmy Dore Show 2/20/2025


Trump To Zelensky: “You’re A Dictator!” w/ Col. Douglas Macgregor

The Biden administration treated Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky as a near deity, a heroic figure inspiring his underdog nation to repel the invading Russian hordes. Now that Trump has assumed power, the dynamic has changed and Zelensky is being described by the U.S. President in very different terms — as a “loser” and a dictator who refuses to hold elections that might challenge his position.

Jimmy and Col. Macgregor discuss the reality of Zelensky that Americans have been denied by the mainstream, corporate hagiographic news media seeking to prop up Ukraine in the fight against Russia.





Tuesday, February 18, 2025

Daniel Davis-Deep Dive 2/18/2025


Col Doug Macgregor: Zelensky Obstructing Peace




Paul Preston, Agenda 21 Radio 2/16/2025


Colonel Douglas Macgregor to discuss the Nation and child Trafficking. News from the border, California and Texas.




Sunday, February 9, 2025

The Jay Martin Show 2/8/2025

 

The U.S. Economy Depends on War… But Who’s Really in Control?

Col. Douglas Macgregor joins Jay Martin to discuss the deep influence of corporate interests in Washington, the evolution of U.S. military strategy, and the growing mystery around unidentified aerial phenomena. How will these forces shape the future?

https://youtu.be/wn8KxL6sMyI




MEGACON Orlando 2/8/2025


Colonel Douglas Macgregor pictured with Mel Gibson



Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Judge Napolitano / Judging Freedom 2/4/2025


COL. Douglas Macgregor : Trump and His Oligarchs.




Daniel Davis / Deep Dive 2/4/2025

 
Ukraine Russia Peace Talks: Trump Wants Kyiv's Minerals

The presentation discusses the geopolitical and financial implications of the Ukraine-Russia war, particularly in relation to U.S. involvement and economic interests.

Key points include:

U.S. Financial Interests in Ukraine: Former President Trump has suggested that the U.S. should receive economic benefits from Ukraine, particularly through access to rare earth minerals, as a return on the massive financial and military aid provided. This represents a shift in the discussion, focusing on potential economic gains rather than purely strategic or humanitarian reasons.

Rare Earth Minerals & Resource Control: The discussion highlights that Ukraine has significant rare earth mineral reserves, but most of these are in Russian-controlled eastern Ukraine, making access difficult unless the U.S. negotiates directly with Russia. Meanwhile, the western part of Ukraine, which remains under Ukrainian control, is dominated by multinational agricultural corporations.

Corruption & Money Laundering Allegations: The discussion accuses Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of corruption, claiming that large sums of U.S. aid have gone missing or been misused. It is also alleged that U.S. politicians have financially benefited from money funneled through Ukraine.

Ukraine’s Military Strategy & Future Prospects: Zelensky's proposal to restructure Ukraine’s military into a U.S.-style corps system is criticized as unrealistic due to manpower shortages and the prolonged time needed to implement such changes. The discussion suggests Ukraine’s military is struggling and lacks the resources for long-term success.

Western Policy & NATO's Stance: NATO leaders, including figures like Mark Rutte, continue to emphasize the Russian threat, suggesting that Russia’s influence and destabilization efforts are spreading further into Western Europe. However, the discussion criticizes Western leadership for prolonging the war instead of seeking peace.

Broader Implications for the U.S. & Allies: The conversation highlights that the U.S. has alternative sources of rare earth minerals but has neglected domestic production, relying instead on foreign nations, including China. The speaker argues that the U.S. should focus on developing its own resources rather than seeking them in Ukraine.

Overall, the discussion portrays the war as a mix of strategic failure, financial corruption, and geopolitical miscalculations, arguing that the U.S. should cut its losses and push for a negotiated peace rather than continuing to fund Ukraine’s military efforts.

Monday, February 3, 2025

Is U.S. Hegemony Over? – What Comes Next Will Shock You 2/2/2025







Today on The Jay Martin Show, Jay is joined by Colonel Douglas Macgregor, Dr. Pippa Malmgren, and Dr. Pascal Lottaz to debate whether Washington’s narrative about U.S. power is collapsing. As global alliances shift and economic instability grows, is America’s dominance unraveling?

This conversation exposes the cracks in Washington’s rhetoric, from the reality of BRICS’ rising influence to the hidden technological arms race in AI, space, and cyber warfare. The panel dissects how U.S. leadership has miscalculated global trends, the unsustainable financial model propping up the economy, and whether we are closer to war than most realize.

With nationalist movements surging and old power structures fading, is Washington’s grip on global supremacy slipping? Watch now to uncover the truth.

Thursday, January 30, 2025

Redacted with Clayton Morris 1/29/2025


What will the role of the U.S. Military be at the Southern Borders?  Peace talks with Russia?  Rebuilding the Pentagon....  

Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/GWFUvTNfjqBm

YouTube:  https://youtu.be/_BzNVbpNes0



Judge Napolitano/Judging Freedom 1/29/2025


COL. Douglas Macgregor : Trump and War.

Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/BKkkqrUN1jT2

YouTube:  https://youtu.be/pyhRreFVRaE



Tuesday, January 28, 2025