In this episode, Jenny Beth Martin sits down with Clint Brown, President of American Path, for an in-depth discussion on political influence operations, narrative warfare, and the growing use of “color revolution” tactics inside the United States.

Clint explains how strategies once used overseas to destabilize foreign governments are now being adapted for American politics—through media amplification, manufactured protests, elite signaling, and coordinated online narratives. He walks through how these operations shape public perception, exhaust voters, and influence elections without relying on traditional campaigning.

Topics covered in this episode:

• What “color revolutions” are and how the playbook works
• How narrative control matters more than facts in modern politics
• The role of media, influencers, and foreign actors in shaping public opinion
• Why “boring” or “stable” candidates can be strategically dangerous
• How protests and online outrage can be manufactured or amplified
• The impact of fear, chaos, and exhaustion on voter behavior
• What to watch for as the country approaches the 2026 midterm elections
• Why grounding yourself in first principles matters more than reacting to headlines

Clint also offers practical advice for staying engaged without becoming discouraged, recognizing influence operations online, and resisting fear-based political manipulation. The conversation emphasizes the importance of courage, civic engagement, and clarity as Americans work to preserve the constitutional republic.

If you care about election integrity, political strategy, and understanding how power really operates in modern America, this episode provides essential context and insight.

Guest: Clint Brown, President, American Path | X: @DissidentClint

Host: Jenny Beth Martin, Honorary Chairman, Tea Party Patriots Action | X: @jennybethm

In this Christmas Eve bonus episode of For God and Country, Jenny Beth Martin is joined by her father, Rev. Dr. James B. Mooneyhan, a retired United Methodist minister, for a thoughtful and deeply personal conversation about the meaning of Christmas.

Rev. Mooneyhan walks listeners through the Advent season and explains how the birth of Christ brings hope, peace, joy, and love—not as abstract ideas, but as realities meant to transform how we live each day. Drawing from Scripture, history, and decades of pastoral experience, he reflects on anxiety, evil, grief, guilt, forgiveness, and the power of a living relationship with God.

The discussion also explores why Christ first appeared to ordinary people, how faith shapes personal responsibility, and why prayer, humility, and compassion remain essential in times of cultural and spiritual confusion. This episode offers encouragement for those struggling with loss or fear and provides a timeless reminder of the hope found in Christ.

Key topics include:

• The meaning of Advent and the symbolism of hope, peace, joy, and love
• Why Christ’s incarnation matters in today’s anxious world
• How faith helps confront fear, grief, guilt, and suffering
• The role of prayer and spiritual discipline in daily life
• What Christmas reveals about God’s love for all people

This special episode is both a Christmas reflection and a call to live out faith with courage, compassion, and humility.

Guest: Rev. Dr. James B. Mooneyhan, Retired United Methodist Minister
Host: Jenny Beth Martin, Honorary Chairman, Tea Party Patriots Action | X: @jennybethm