From bizarre arrests and base-wide email drama to fake Craigslist protest jobs and a dragon-sized creature in the Arizona desert—this episode hits hard. We cover reinstated service members, the return of political assassination talk, and one very angry school board speaker. Oh, and Kevin O’Leary agrees with Trump? That too. It's liberty radio done right—fast, focused, and not afraid to say the quiet part out loud.

Tombstone Monster

Space Force Commander Let Go

Angry Man with a Trump Hat

Cops arrest Cop for Chirping Tires

Sword Swingin' Parking Lot Man

Pete Hegseth Welcomes Soldiers Back

Adam Schiff delays Trump Appointment

Craigslist Protest Ads

Assassination Culture?

From DEI drama in NATO to naked baptisms at Bass Pro and a centuries-old tale of greed, this episode dives into military madness, zoning chaos, and moral collapse—with a little cotton commentary on the side. Welcome to Episode 126: Bandits, Baptisms, and Cotton in the Pulpit.

Arizona Senate Bill 1229

Admiral Relieved of Position

Jasmine Crocket is done Picking Cotton

Bass Pros Baptism

World Tales: The Extraordinary Coincidence of Stories Told in All Times, in All Places

Author: Idries Shah

Publisher: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc.

Copyright: © 1979

From drag queens with constitutional rights to psychic government agents hunting the Ark of the Covenant, this one’s got everything. We cover the sacred Draggieland tradition at Texas A&M, a monkey dung prize scandal in Long Beach, and a heroic man who squared up to a bear—in a bear suit. Plus: the CIA’s declassified adventures in remote viewing, featuring Viewer 32 and maybe a Deep Purple record or two.

We also follow Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s dramatic exit from the Freedom Caucus and ask: is anyone in D.C. actually fighting for families, or just playing procedural sabotage? Then in Segment 3, I make the reluctant case for holding cold, hard cash. I don’t trust the dollar—but I know how it works. And sometimes, the best weapon is the one they tried to use on you.

Sources

The plan for MAFA

Trannies win!

Monkey Dung Prize

Elizabeth Warren Net Worth Attacked

Mark Kelly, Guns, and the War Machine

In this episode, we looked at the fight for relevancy, a freedom-seeking giraffe in Tucson, and the Democratic Party’s sinking poll numbers. We covered everything from streaking airplane passengers to a bizarre stalking case right here in Arizona.

The OG from San Ber’dino weighed in on Capitol Hill’s latest chest-puffing contest—apparently, Tim Walz can throw hands. We learned Republicans were banned from serving as poll watchers for decades, thanks to a federal court ruling that only ended in 2020.

We also took a tour through the FMCS—the federal agency that forgot to work—and asked the question: Did they find Noah’s Ark... again?

And finally, we closed with our feature story: the guardians of the ocean. Whales. Dolphins. Sea dogs. Maybe the deep knows us better than we think.

Escaping Giraffe

AOC is the Smiling Face of the D Party

Woman Goes Nuts on Phoenix Flight

Whales Defend Diver

Arizona Stalking Incident

Democrats down in the polls

From cosplay cops in South America to Trump swinging an axe at the Department of Education, and a deep dive into the murder of Arizona journalist Don Bolles—this episode has it all. Crime-fighting plumbers, political theater, and a chilling reminder that the truth still has a price. Buckle up, because liberty is never boring!

Source List

• Brazil's police go undercover as Power Rangers to arrest pickpockets during Carnival​
• Bizarre moment cops dressed as Power Rangers arrest suspect at carnival as hunt for accomplice on the run continues​
• President Trump's Executive Order to Abolish the Department of Education

• Congress needs to help Trump scrap Education Dept.—AND its harmful programs​
• The Assassination of Arizona Republic Reporter Don Bolles

• Don Bolles: An Investigative Reporter’s Legacy
• US Senate still doesn't know the difference between a male and a female

• Family first? A Tempe man stored his deceased father in a backyard freezer for four years—all to keep the family home. Because why deal with probate when you have duct tape and saran wrap?
• Above the law? Arizona lawmakers enjoy “legislative immunity” from speeding tickets. Turns out, when you write the laws, you don’t have to follow them.
• Howdy, partner! The Arizona legislature is debating whether to make ‘Howdy’ the official state greeting. Because with all our problems solved, we might as well focus on cowboy pleasantries.
• Kathie Lee Gifford and Donald Trump: Kathy Lee recounts a special story of Donald Trump from the 90s
• Echoes of Resilience: A Black History Month special explores the power of faith, survival, and storytelling in early Black American spiritual traditions. Through sermons and visions, we hear the voices of the past that shaped a legacy of hope and strength.
  • Polley, Jane, ed. American Folklore and Legend. Reader’s Digest General Books, 1978.

In this special episode of the Arizona Liberty Podcast, we bring you an exclusive town hall hosted by the Maricopa County Republican Committee (MCRC). This event features key elected officials who stepped up to serve, thanks to the hard work of Maricopa's grassroots conservatives.

Featured Speakers:

• Constitutional Sheriff Jerry Sheridan – Maricopa County Sheriff
• Rene Lopez – Arizona Corporation Commission
• Justin Heap – Maricopa County Recorder
• Mark Stewart – District 1 Supervisor
• Hosted by Patty Porter

You knocked on doors. You spread the word. You made it happen. Now, these leaders are coming to speak directly to you. Tune in for critical insights, local leadership updates, and a discussion about the future of Arizona's conservative movement.

🔹 Listen now and stay engaged in the fight for liberty! 🔹

• Andy Biggs for Governor – Biggs announced his 2026 AZ gubernatorial run, promising stronger border security and infrastructure. He’s currently leading GOP primary polls.
• Obama’s Clearance Revoked – Reports suggest Obama and Biden lost security clearance following the Hur Report’s concerns over Biden’s memory.
• Pinal County Zoning Repeal – County officials scrapped controversial animal restrictions after public backlash.
• USAID Controversy – Mass layoffs and shutdowns follow Musk-led DOGE crackdown; lawsuits and protests emerge.
• Elon Musk: Mixed Legacy – Fights censorship but benefits from gov’t subsidies, pushes AI governance, and censors critics. (Opinionated Conversation)
• Trump Impeachment Ties to USAID – OCCRP, linked to USAID, played a key role in whistleblower claims leading to Trump's 2019 impeachment.