Flow Ep. 55: D-Day at 82, Matt Ehret's Nazi Occult Film & John Morton

Episode 55 of Flow falls on the 82nd anniversary of D-Day and Cam Cooksey delivers something worthy of the occasion. He walks through Eisenhower's pre-invasion letter read by Pete Hegseth, General Flynn's deeply personal D-Day reflection, and a clip of a WWII veteran returning to Omaha Beach in 2026. John Rich's tribute song closes out the first half. Trump True Social posts bring the signal: the DC fountains flowing again tied to "watch the water," the "just sit back and relax" post tied back to surrendering to God, and the Obama library trash can comparison. Steak and Shake's full MAHA upgrade gets a proper cheer, and Jackie surprises Cam with World Cup tickets for a South Africa match in Atlanta. Matt Ehret's new film on the esoteric roots of fascism drops its trailer on D-Day itself, followed by Christina from Rise Attire's debut film Crystal Veil trailer. Eric Rice closes with Galatians 6:9 on persistence and 1 Peter 5:7 on surrender. American of the Week is John Morton, the man whose single vote broke the tie for independence.