Tonight on The 4th Box, we dive into the mind-boggling Epstein Files controversy and the public outrage surrounding the lack of transparency. We explore the implications of weather modification, the influence of big money in politics, and the challenges of uniting people for change. With a focus on the erosion of freedoms and the need for accountability, this episode is a call to action for listeners to stay informed and engaged.(But isn't every episode?)

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This Fourth of July, we take a hard look at what we’re really celebrating. Independence Day was born from rebellion—brave men and women who risked everything to break free from tyranny and claim the liberty we were divinely given.

But as we gather today under fireworks and flags, we must ask: Are we still free? Or are we watching our rights vanish as government control deepens its grip?

In this episode, we reflect on what independence truly means, how far we’ve drifted from our founding principles, and why now—more than ever—we need the same courage that once gave birth to a nation. Freedom was never free, and it won’t be preserved without a fight.

Have a happy and safe Fourth of July! May God Bless America!

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This week on The 4th Box, we sit down with Adam B. Coleman—author of Black Victim to Black Victor—for a powerful and personal conversation on faith, fatherhood, and personal responsibility. Adam shares the story behind his book, the pivotal experiences that shaped his worldview, and why reclaiming our identity through strength and belief in God is the only path forward.

We discuss how America’s unconstitutional and immoral policies—especially on immigration—continue to erode the family and target the vulnerable. Adam makes a compelling case for strong parenting, strong faith, and raising the next generation to think for themselves—so they can’t be used as pawns in someone else’s political game.

From his testimony of coming to Christ to his honest take on culture and accountability, this is a timely conversation for anyone tired of the victimhood narrative—and ready to step into victory.

Find Adam on Substack at: https://substack.com/@adambcoleman

Adam's Twitter: https://x.com/wrong_speak

Check out Thirst Entertainment: https://thirstentertainmentnetwork.com/

Links to Adam's Books:

• Black Victim to Black Victor - https://wrongspeak.net/product/black-victim-to-black-victor-book-by-adam-b-coleman/
• The Children We Left Behind - https://wrongspeak.net/product/the-children-we-left-behind/

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