Candace

This episode centers on new footage, the identification of Charlie’s 9/10 driver, and conflicting accounts in Frank Turek’s new book about the ride to Timpanogos Hospital. It also marks the show’s 400th episode with final thoughts and audience comments.

This episode centers on the resignation of UVU Police Chief Long, fallout involving Blake Neff, and an investigation into Monsterlab’s business ties. It moves from a reported slip-up to a Pandora Papers connection, then closes with commentary on TPUSA and listener reactions.

This episode centers on paid clipping farms and the campaign Candace Owens says is targeting her. It also touches on a Department of War employee stepping down, the timing of a clipping campaign website, and Andrew Tate’s connection to the rise of the clipping economy.

This episode centers on the reported death of an Epstein whistleblower and a disputed gap in the UVU independent review. It also moves through Candace Owens backlash narratives, claims about UVU police, Zach Bryan’s "Free Palestine" shirt at Gillette Stadium, and online attacks on Baron Coleman.

This episode centers on Erika’s texts, TPUSA-related Yrefy contracts, and the case of Brian J. Cole, the man accused in the Jan. 6 pipe bomb story. It follows a timeline-driven format that revisits earlier claims and adds new pieces to the broader narrative.