• The Edge of Liberty - 5.7.25

  • May 8 2025
  • Length: 1 hr
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The Edge of Liberty - 5.7.25

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  • Ok you monsters, buckle up because tonight’s Edge of Liberty is absolutely unhinged (in the best way). We’re diving headfirst into the latest chaos between India and Pakistan—fatalities, airstrikes, and a brutal reminder of why these two nuclear-armed neighbors can’t play nice. Then we pivot to California, where the political gymnasts are backflipping over their own embarrassing legal loopholes about underage sex crimes—don’t worry, we’ve got the bill receipts. Peter St. Onge checks in with a fresh video update to keep things spicy, and then we blow the lid off America’s decrepit air traffic control system. Remember that infrastructure bill you paid for? Yeah, they forgot the ATC part.


    Oh, and we’re tossing in a few flaming curveballs: the Vatican still hasn’t picked a pope, Rep. Mark Pocan is ranting about Social Security being “your f***ing money,” Colin Rug’s tweet about the conclave is pure gold, a Temple student wants to destroy the U.S. (yep, that’s a thing), and Kash Patel went toe-to-toe with Rep. Madeleine Dean in a Capitol Hill brawl. All this and more, 8 PM LIVE on SHR Media’s YouTube, Rumble, and KLRN. Don’t make me come find you: www.shrmedia.com


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