In the 1990s, Pat Buchanan came to embody, politically speaking, a movement that Lew Rockwell would later call “paleoism”—a movement of paleolibertarians and paleoconservatives against the statist status quo. On the one hand, paleoconservatives were characterized by...
If you feel like the headlines about Ukraine, Russia, and “energy deals” never add up, you’re not imagining it. We sit down with Larry Johnson to separate political theater from the underlying mechanics that actually move wars and markets and to ask why so many public...
A single debate clip can reveal an entire foreign policy reality: we demand ritual condemnation of October 7, then treat any mention of Gaza’s devastation as taboo. Kyle is joined by Nolan Denaro to unpack a heated Michigan campaign exchange and the bigger story...
A promise not to attack Iran before the US midterm elections sounds calming until you ask the uncomfortable question: who benefits from the world believing it? We sit down with Lt. Col. Karen Kwiatkowski to sort through the noise, the incentives, and the real risk of...
Something big hides inside a simple question: if the US and Israel are thinking about striking Iran, why would the timing cluster around elections? We pull apart a Reuters-style headline and treat it like a map, tracing how US midterm politics and Israel’s vote can...
“Let them take out Los Angeles” is the kind of line that explodes online, but the real story is what comes after the clip: how an unpopular Iran war gets sold to the public, and how critics keep missing the most effective, factual attacks. Andrew Day returns to help...
The fastest way to sell a war is to blame the same villain for everything, and right now that villain is Iran. We walk through Donald Trump’s comments on the alleged FlyDubai attack and the broader pattern of turning unclear events into “proof” of an Iranian terror...
The US has told European and Ukrainian officials that Washington will stop authorizing arms sales to Ukraine through NATO’s procurement mechanism if Kiev continues to attack Russian energy infrastructure. President Donald Trump has blamed high gas and diesel prices in...
President Donald Trump is again considering direct attacks against Ansar Allah in Yemen. Saudi Arabia has requested that the US join its war against the Houthis, but so far, the President has limited American involvement to intelligence sharing and military planning....
North Korea test-launched several ballistic missiles. According to Japan, one of the munitions appeared to be a hypersonic missile. Jang Do-young, spokesperson for South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, said North Korea fired several missiles from near Pyongyang into...
