Today we’re continuing with part 2 of Tommy Robinson: Silenced. As the story unfolds, we go deeper into the forces at play — the media, the state, the public reaction — and ask what it reveals about our ability to have open, honest conversations in an increasingly polarised world. This isn’t just about one person — it’s about the bigger picture: power, truth, and whether we’re still able to hear each other at all. Watch with us.

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I speak with Lindy Li about why she abandoned the Democratic Party after years as a prominent supporter and fundraiser. We dig into what shattered her trust—corruption, censorship, political theatre—and explore the deeper collapse of institutional faith across media and government. Lindy’s journey mirrors a wider awakening, and together we look at what might come next: new movements, decentralization, and a return to values that go beyond left and right.

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In today’s show, we’re watching Tommy Robinson: Silenced — a documentary that raises questions about censorship, power, and who gets to speak in our society. It’s not just about one man; it’s about the systems that decide which voices are amplified and which are shut down. As always, we’re looking beyond the headlines, beyond the tribalism, to ask deeper questions about truth, freedom, and whether real dialogue is still possible. Watch with us.

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Today I’m speaking with Erik Prince — former Navy SEAL, founder of Blackwater, and now creator of the Unplugged phone — about the chaos in the Middle East, the rise of private military forces, and what’s really driving conflict between Iran, Israel, and the West. We dig into the role of proxy wars, failed regime change, and the deeper forces behind U.S. foreign policy. But it’s not just about war — we explore how technology is shaping the future of governance, the danger of surveillance capitalism, and why Erik believes decentralization, competition, and faith are key to reclaiming freedom in a collapsing empire.

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Trump brokered a ceasefire between Israel and Iran—but it didn’t last. Today we unpack Trump’s explosive reaction as Israel violates the deal, Iran retaliates, and the so-called “12 Day War” reignites. Trump blasts both nations—“they don’t know what the f*ck they’re doing”—while voices across media clash over who's to blame. CNN gets caught mid-spin, Fox News attacks Trump’s peace efforts, and even his own allies begin to splinter. Has Trump lost control of the narrative—or is he the only adult in the room?

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Trump has called for regime change in Iran, sparking global reactions and a shift in the conversation around foreign policy. In today’s show, we cover the strikes, the split in MAGA, and responses from figures like Massie, Van Jones, and John Bolton. We also look at Obama’s comments on misinformation and how the UK is moving forward with an assisted dying bill.

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