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Andrew says the right wing may not always protect business owners, using France and Le Pen's wealth tax plan as a warning. He covers populist tax shifts, U.S. AMT creep, and wealth tax exposure, then suggests residence permits, second passports, and lower taxable exposure for investors.

What if a child's impossible memories are real? This episode follows Carol Bowman's research into children's past-life memories and reincarnation, from Blake's truck fear to the James Leininger WWII pilot case, weighing skeptics, veteran records, family testimony, and healing.

Claudia Kolonas returns to Endgame to unpack the pressures hitting emerging markets, from geopolitics and energy prices to global interest rates squeezing Indonesia. She also explores why the AI boom is a risk story, touching on data sovereignty, open-weight models, and inequality.

Jimmy and Tucker Carlson dissect Marjorie Taylor Greene's brutal email to Trump over Epstein, Iran, Gaza, inflation, and America First. They trace Trump's shift after Butler, alleged pressure, neocon staffing, empire, the dollar, and why the left stays quiet on war.

Travis checks Q drops in 2026 as the show digs into Katie Zachariah's Q-pilled record and the Texas Senate conspiracy around James Talarico's nine-day disappearance. It is a sharp look at MAGA media stunts, mental-health smears, and how conspiracies stick.

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb and skeptic Michael Shermer debate UAPs, alien tech, whistleblowers, and evidence standards. They dig into AI, SETI, warp-drive physics, declassification, and why extraordinary claims need independent proof. Expect a sharp look at primary sources and national security.

Dr. Phil explores UAPs, declassification, and whistleblower claims tied to unexplained aerial phenomena. Rep. Eric Burlison and Jordan Flowers discuss classified briefings, FOIA records, and government secrecy. What could disclosure mean for national security, religion, and public trust?

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier joins Dr. Phil to explain why he walked away from Meta's $17B settlement and called it "peanuts." He says the deal fails to punish Meta, so Florida is taking it to trial. They discuss teen safety loopholes, AI risks, and why Florida wants real changes.

Explore Easter Island's remote northwest coast, where lava caves, boat-house foundations, fallen moai, and ancient roads reveal a hidden Rapa Nui past. This episode blends archaeology, legend, and family stories, asking whether stones connect to voyaging canoes, migration, and sacred spirits.

High Stakes opens with Hillary Clinton and Kara Swisher asking what really decides elections: can people afford their lives? They unpack money, culture wars, and the 2026 midterms, urging Democrats to hammer affordability, gas prices, and health premiums. The message: life must be affordable again.

Lex and Jensen Huang explore Taiwan's tech scene, from Computex crowds to night markets and street food. They discuss AI, chips, geopolitics, culture, and the NVIDIA-TSMC partnership. The episode blends nerves, humility, and human connection into a warm travelogue about building the future.

Shane Gillis' SNL comedy backlash fuels a spicy debate about gym fashion, gender norms, and who gets blamed for human nature. Ben Shapiro and the producers dissect viral TikToks, evolutionary biology, Alex Cooper, campus misconduct, and the case for modesty and social norms.

A full-on Kill Tony bucket night with Kirk Fox, Tim Butterly, and golden ticket winner Uncle G. Tony Hinchcliffe lets the chaos loose as Uncle G delivers an absurd, physical set about rehab and dating. Expect bizarre interview moments, gummy bears, and a prostate exam that only Kill Tony could pull off.

Why do long-term couples lose sexual desire? This episode explores monogamy, non-monogamy, and swinger research with Jay Stringer and Dr. Stephen Snyder. It examines whether opening up fixes desire, or just reveals how people talk about sex, set boundaries, and choose relationships on purpose.

Dr. Eben Alexander shares his near-death experience from coma, describing a luminous realm of unconditional love, soul review, and a living tapestry. He explains why consciousness may not come from the brain and offers hope through compassion, cooperation, and Sacred Acoustics.

This episode unpacks Costco chaos, Google Books laptops, and NVIDIA's possible RTX 5090 halt. The crew weighs AI's shift from gaming GPUs to data centers, plus ArtCraft, RTX Spark pricing, and Q and A picks. A sharp look at how AI is reshaping hardware, software, and PC building.

Was Arthur really dead? This episode follows the once-and-future king from Excalibur and Morgan le Fay to Mordred's secret and the battle at Camlann. It also reveals how legend became history, propaganda, and English royal power.

Josh Brolin and Theo Von talk sober relief, funny Liquid Death moments, and reviving his Montecito surf crew Cito Rats. They get wild with wolves, a gun-holding chimp, addiction, hard auditions, and No Country for Old Men. He shares takes on Jeff Bridges, Whalefall, and refusing to be trapped by fame.

Dr. Dean Radin joins Mayim and Jonathan to explore psychic phenomena, from telepathy and precognition to Stargate remote viewing and the Global Consciousness Project. They ask whether consciousness extends beyond the skull, leaving the hosts curious, open-minded, and a little spooked.

Follow Derek Jones from fighter pilot dreams to Anglican bishop in this candid military life story. Hear Top Gun honors, F-111 mishaps, air show chaos, loss, and a faith that grew deeper than a performance. It is for anyone curious about service, sacrifice, and the people shaped by it.