Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 052226 LIVE, - From Flotillas to Tohu: Law, Power, and First Principles with Brent Winters

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On this wide‑ranging Friday edition of Radio Ranch, I welcome co‑host Brent Allen Winters for an energetic tour through current events, history, law, and scripture—all with our audience riding shotgun. We open with breaking claims about a Mediterranean aid flotilla and the information war around Gaza, pivot to how power and politics really work (from primary challenges and lawfare to Reagan and Sonny Bono anecdotes), and reflect on sovereignty, speech, and media narratives. From there we dive into Genesis 1–2 (tohu va‑vohu, creation and sequence), coal, geology, and energy abundance; then switch gears to practical life: a PSA on the Lone Star tick and alpha‑gal meat allergy plus low‑cost prevention tips listeners can use today. We close with a live, nuts‑and‑bolts coaching segment on debt collectors, Social Security protections, and settlement strategies, along with where to find Brent’s common‑law courses and our show replays and transcripts.

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