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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2026 · 1H 32M

Straight Talk with Bill Frady 6/11/26 Full Show

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Upon its release in 1982, Blade Runner presented a vision of Los Angeles that stood in stark contrast to the beautiful city of that era. Viewed through a contemporary lens, the film appears remarkably prophetic, as modern-day L.A. increasingly resembles a real-life manifestation of that cinematic portrayal. Can a demonstration truly be considered a protest if it is meticulously planned? Organizing an event a month in advance strips away any sense of spontaneity. These efforts appear to be preparations intended to interfere with the upcoming midterm elections. Furthermore, for those who make a living as professional protestors funded by billionaires, one has to wonder how such a vocation is even reported on a W-2. In the United States, socialist groups have thrown their weight behind the "Red Rabbits." This organization is reportedly conducting training exercises focused on self-defense and security operations. Ostensibly, these activities serve as preparation for a potential federal insurrection and to engage in combat against fascist elements. With the nation's birthday approaching, we prepare to commemorate our independence from a monarch and his levies. However, several states are currently set to increase gas taxes. While fuel costs are seeing a modest decline in numerous regions, residents in these Democrat-controlled states are about to face higher prices at the pump. In the ‘Eye on the Metro’ segment Bill interviews Spartanburg County Sheriff Bill Rhyne. In the ‘Eye on the Metro’ segment Bill interviews Anderson County Sheriff Chad McBride. In the ‘Eye on the Metro’ segment Bill interviews Pickens County Sheriff Tommy Blankenship.

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