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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2025 · 28 MIN

🎥 The Kenny Burns Show | Ep. 156: Who Do We Trust?

from THE KENNY BURNS SHOW · host Kenny Burns

In this powerful and timely episode, Kenny Burns confronts the growing distrust in our political, judicial, and cultural systems. From the suspicious fire that destroyed Judge Diane Goodstein’s South Carolina mansion after a ruling against the Trump administration, to the right-wing conspiracies surrounding the death of Charlie Kirk, and the stark contrast between Diddy’s legal scrutiny versus the silent protection around Trump’s spiritual advisor Robert Morris — this episode peels back the layers of deception, distraction, and double standards.🧠 Kenny challenges us to think beyond party lines, urging us to support good humans over political theatrics, and to focus on what really matters: truth, accountability, and our collective future.📌 Topics Covered:The Diane Goodstein mansion fire 🔥MAGA-fueled conspiracies around Charlie Kirk’s death 🕵🏾Diddy vs. Robert Morris: Justice system in question ⚖️Why it’s time to protect the culture and reclaim our narrative✨ Don’t just watch — join the conversation.💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments & SUBSCRIBE for more truth-telling.📍 Stream the full audio on all major platforms

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