For Episode 123, we were joined by Kalen Eriksson, the founder of TriFilm Pictures and former senior creative producer for Project Veritas. Kalen discusses his career trajectory with us, and how he ended up at one of the most controversial and unique undercover journalistic organizations in American history, working closely with its founder, James O'Keefe.

When O'Keefe and the organization parted ways in February 2023, rumors abound of what actually happened and why. This conversation sets the record straight on various claims about what occurred at Project Veritas during Kalen's time there, from both supporters and critics of O'Keefe alike.

Accompanying this interview is a cache of "receipts" backing up Kalen's story and analysis of the situation. This release includes relevant internal communications and a 5+ hour audio recording of the 2/6/23 board of directors meeting that sparked O'Keefe's decision to break with Project Veritas. As Kalen reveals, that meeting, the incident which led to it, and everything which followed was the breaking point of a situation that had been building up for several years.

The file dump also collects together some of the media coverage and remarks by political/social commentators about what happened (most of whom got the story wrong), as well as some BTS photos and videos of Kalen's time at the organization.

For Episode 122, we were joined by Tara Faul and Chelly Bouferrache to discuss the situation on the ground in Portland, Oregon, which they have been documenting for many years as native Oregonians.

We discussed their experiences as independent journalists and photographers, including facing threats and being assaulted for holding conservative viewpoints; the political climate; radical activists and criminals; widespread graffiti and human excrement; as well as the homelessness and drug addiction situation, specifically fentanyl. As always, we try and bring a little levity to these incredibly heavy topics.

Chelly appeared on Episode 73 a few years ago, so we also recommend watching that conversation for a more in-depth look at her backstory if you haven’t yet, although some of that is covered here again.

In this episode we sat down with Laura Becker & Phil Illy after a picture of the pair went viral after radical feminist queen Kellie Jay Keen shared the image with some outrage bait. Hours long spaces, strong condemnations, and accusations of predatory behavior against Phil were the result. We discuss the incident, the fallout, and what being an AGP means to Phil.

Given the recently unredacted Epstein documents, we had to have Katelyn back on to discuss the situation. Katelyn's been on the show before, and we discussed her art which includes a banner that reads "Epstein is the worst kind of virus." We got into the Epstein affair, his connections to politicians and famous billionaires, as well as the not-quite revelations from the recently published documents.

Daniel returns for a discussion with The Front Porch Conservative, aka Brian, who has a channel where he regularly discusses issues of the day. We get into Brian's upbringing, education, and backstory getting into content creation. From Bruce Lee's death, to understanding our founding fathers, and Joe Biden's bribes from Burisma/CCP we had an eclectic conversation FULL of dangerous rhetoric. Don't forget to LIKE/COMMENT/SUBSCRIBE and gib us monies:

Phil Illy joined me to discuss autoheterosexuality (I fumbled the pronunciation of that multiple times) or the idea of being attracted to yourself as the opposite sex. Phil wrote the book on the subject, "Autoheterosexual: Attracted to Being the Other Sex" available on Amazon.

We sat down with Elizabeth Golluscio, the Republican party candidate for NYC's City Council representing the Upper East Side (District 5). Elizabeth is a Cornell and MIT graduate, mother of two teen boys, and runner of marathons.

We're back after a brief hiatus due to moving IRL. Today Brently spoke with Seph Pelech, Seph is an author and math nerd. He's a conservative homosexual and Twitter mutual and a regular guest on our live streams. We talked about Seph's book, "Come Out And Play" (pick it up on Amazon), story craft, derivative content, the writer's strike and talked about recent films like Guardians 3 and the Barbie movie.

Daniela is an interdisciplinary artist who is the primary force behind A Sign From Space, a new project designed to simulate receiving a signal from outer space. Through her initial passion for dance, she's learned to coordinate and choreograph a new type of dance where artists, scientists, and laypeople from around the world work together to decipher an artificial 'alien' signal coming from a European satellite in orbit around Mars. We had a wonderful conversation about art, space, science, UFOs (UAPs), sci-fi, Philip K Dick, aliens, and how the inspiration that motivates artists and scientists is the same.

From man-made chest milk potentially fed to an innocent baby, to Zerg, Protoss, and Terran strategies for Starcraft and our not-so-happy feelings about the Republican party Dansplaining joined us for a romp around the cultural milieu. Give us money, by the way, we're all poor grifters.

Our second Rumble exclusive is going to get HOMO-CRITICAL as we look at the extremes of the LGBTQ Gays and how they differ from normal gays. We're gonna look at the straights jacking our culture and using it to indoc the kiddies into communism. We'll also talk about the history of 'Gay Pride' and how institutional-monied figgots took the Liberation Day Parade over in the 1980s from real activists.

Join us for our first Rumble livestream where we discuss the latest developments in Troon/Tranny Crazy (did you know Link from Legend of Zelda is now a Trans Icon?), the excesses of homosexuality, and marketing of homosexuality to the wider public (PRIDE INCOMING!) and how we feel about Trump 2024 (not super-thrilled TBH).

Jon Stewart is The Problem. His new show on AppleTV is making a splash with it's latest interview with the governor of Arkansas. It was such a smug duplicitous series of logical fallacies and outright lies, we had to respond.

In this short clip from Episode 46, we discuss the phenomenon of haters bringing more attention to the object of their ire, increasing their audience reach. Trump leveraged this phenomenon to great success in the 2016 election, for one example.

Brently and Daniel were joined by NYC-based photographer Katelyn Kopenhaver on a romp through Midtown Manhattan to record and document the closure of business, empty storefronts, graffiti, appearance of COVFEFE19 testing centers and the general state of things.

Courage of the Week is a new segment of Dangerous Rhetoric where we highlight voices who are speaking out against the madness. Much more of this to come!

This week we bring you vaccine selfies, a presidential facemask on Zoom, and YouTube giving itself a "Free-Expression Award." Yes, we realize that our intro and commentary can also be cringe, that's the point. ;-)

Two runners up this week, and a really sad parody.

Cringe of the Week is a segment where we share the CRINGIEST material we've seen on the web. This week, we look at Trevor Noah and Run DMC.