Dr. Thomas Laehn, the Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate and current County Attorney for Greene County, Iowa, joins Josh to talk about his core principles, his beliefs, and the changes he wants to bring to Washington.

He strongly believes that every politician and every branch of government must stay within the Constitution and follow the rule of law. For Thomas, Congress should work for the people — not for political parties or special interests.

He offers a principled and solid path forward for the people of Iowa.

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Trump says Iran is "obliterated," "eviscerated," and no longer a real threat. So why is the administration still warning about uranium, missiles, the Strait of Hormuz, and another two to three weeks of escalation?

In this episode, Nate and Chuck break down the contradictions inside Trump's latest speech on Iran and ask the obvious question nobody seems willing to answer: if Iran's nuclear program is buried, watched, and supposedly unusable, then what exactly was the emergency? They also dig into the gap between "military objectives" and any actual endgame, the old neocon fantasy that bombing creates peace, and why "no new wars" keeps turning into the same failed foreign policy with a new sales pitch.

00:00:00 Intro and the Fed Haters Club cold open
00:01:45 YouTube growth, click-through rates, and "we need more fights"
00:03:15 Trump's speech recap and the media reaction
00:04:00 The real pretext: Iran, nukes, and the sales pitch for war
00:06:45 If the sites are under surveillance, why was this urgent?
00:11:15 "Keep the conflict in perspective" and the speech contradictions
00:15:45 Military objectives vs the actual mission
00:18:45 Bombing targets is not the same as achieving peace
00:22:15 What happened to "no new wars"?
00:26:00 Strait of Hormuz, oil leverage, and why the story still doesn't add up
00:32:00 Trump's stock market spin and the Dow argument
00:36:15 Lindsey Graham's version of "winning"
00:41:00 Final takeaway: most Americans do not want this war

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Thomas Massie's money bomb is taking off, and for Nate, that race matters more than most presidential drama. Why? Because if constitutional conservatives and liberty-minded reps can be crushed for refusing to rubber stamp spending, war, and party-line garbage, that sends a brutal message to anyone thinking about standing on principle.

Then the conversation turns hard toward Iran. Nate and Chuck break down the messaging shift from "no war" to "military operation," the open talk about dodging congressional approval, the media war hype, and the very real fear that "no ground troops" could turn into the exact opposite. They also hit the hypocrisy around "No Kings" protests, why the propaganda language feels so familiar, and how quickly the legal and moral lines get blurred when power wants what it wants.

It's blunt, skeptical, and very GML.

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00:00 Intro + Massie money bomb starts
02:00 Why the Massie race matters more than people think
06:30 No Kings protests and anti-Trump reaction
09:30 Ground troop rumors and "weeks not months" war talk
12:30 Mixed signals on Iran as damage continues
15:15 Trump says "military operation" for legal reasons
21:15 Trump pushes Mark Levin and the ground troops case
24:30 Mark Levin clip on troops, uranium, and escalation
31:00 "Greatest military campaign" argument gets shredded
38:15 Polymarket bet on US ground troops entering Iran
41:15 Pentagon ground-ops report and congressional authorization
43:00 War Powers Act, imminent hostilities, and gaslighting
47:15 Outro, comments, Fed Haters Club, and Massie update