On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks with retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent John Nantz to examine a series of mysterious deaths involving 10 high-profile scientists tied to nuclear and aerospace programs since 2024.

Nantz raises serious questions about whether these incidents are truly coincidental, pointing to the need for deeper investigation into professional networks, personal connections, and digital footprints. As national attention grows—including public comments from President Donald Trump—the conversation explores what a potential federal response could look like.

The discussion also turns to the broader intelligence and law enforcement landscape, with Nantz reflecting on the FBI’s performance under Director Christopher Wray and how institutional priorities have evolved in recent years.

Finally, Head and Nantz dive into his latest column for Townhall.com, where he tackles the growing influence of misinformation and propaganda online—emphasizing the importance of critical thinking in an era of rapidly spreading narratives.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda reports from the White House, where she personally questioned President Donald Trump outside the Oval Office on several topics. Head is then joined by Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell, White House Correspondent for The Daily Signal, for a wide-ranging conversation on the policies and politics shaping America right now.

The two break down Mitchell’s reporting on the Trump administration’s tax policy, highlighting real-world impact through workers like DoorDash driver Sharon Simmons, who saved $11,000 thanks to new deductions targeting tip earners. Their conversation also dives into the political landscape ahead of the midterms, including the challenges Republicans face if gas prices remain elevated, and how ongoing tensions with Iran could influence voter sentiment and U.S. foreign policy priorities.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks with Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose to break down a stunning election integrity case out of Ohio that quickly escalated all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.

At the center: a candidate accused of running as a Republican while openly identifying as a Democrat — part of a broader strategy to influence elections from within. Secretary LaRose details how the scheme was uncovered, why it was ultimately blocked, and what the ruling means for future elections nationwide.

The conversation dives into growing concerns around primary manipulation, the vulnerabilities in open and hybrid primary systems, and what states can do to safeguard election integrity moving forward. Secretary LaRose also outlines the legal battles his office has fought — and won — to defend election law, and why these fights are becoming increasingly common across the country.

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