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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2026 · 1H 39M

Patrick Slattery and Jeremy 06-07-26

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https://holylandradio.com -audio streamhttps://t.me/holylandradio -telegramWe have a wide-ranging, unfiltered (we talk about the jews) conversation on media power, U.S. electoral controversies, and shifting global alignments. We kick off with Trump’s stormy NBC interview and what it reveals about media dynamics and public trust, then examine claims of 2020 election irregularities and how legal standing short-circuited Supreme Court review. From there, we dig into Thomas Massie’s challenges, AIPAC influence, and the USS Liberty’s legacy entering the Congressional Record. The second half moves global: "Israel"’s regional ambitions, the Iran conflict, and how Russia, China, and Turkey weigh their interests amid the Belt and Road corridor and energy chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb. We also consider how data, AI, and surveillance might be deployed to manage domestic dissent, the role of younger generations in breaking narratives, and what a Eurasian power shift could mean for America’s future posture—all with candid back-and-forth you won’t hear on legacy outlets.Note: We ignore sponsor mentions and stay focused on the arguments, context, and geopolitical stakes discussed on-air.

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