The story of Superman's creator and the real-life undercover agent who teamed up to take down the Ku Klux Klan, exposing their brutality and racism, and ultimately contributing to the decline of the organization. [... more]

Tulsi Gabbard threatens lawsuit with CNN over allegations of voter fraud, sparking a debate on defamation and the First Amendment. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is working to preserve election integrity and defend the rights of political parties. In international news, the US is set to negotiate with Iran, with some experts arguing that diplomacy is a necessary step in preventing nuclear proliferation. [... more]

President Trump was awarded $15 million from ABC News for a defamation lawsuit. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting to protect pro-life pregnancy resource centers in Massachusetts from a state-sponsored campaign to shut them down. The ACLJ is also investigating the FBI's recognition of a Palestinian state at a graduation ceremony, and discussing the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. [... more]

Florida Man's reckless decisions during Hurricane Milton, Kamala Harris's beer-drinking stunt on Stephen Colbert, and the importance of education and liberty are discussed. Additionally, the topic of vape detectors and a defamation case against Deadspin are explored. [... more]

Florida is bracing for the worst hurricane in modern history, Hurricane Milton, which is expected to make landfall later tonight. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris is on a media blitz, trying to take advantage of the hurricane to promote her election campaign, but her lack of awareness and inability to answer questions about her economic policy and other issues are causing her poll numbers to plummet. The Biden-Harris administration is being criticized for its handling of the disaster response, and FEMA is being accused of not doing enough to help those affected by the hurricane. The election is just weeks away, and voter turnout is expected to be high, but some areas are making sure that people can vote safely despite the hurricane. [... more]

A Florida man is accused of exposing himself and mocking gym-goers, while another Florida couple is revealed to be squatting in a home for 15 years, going over the top with Christmas lights. Meanwhile, Al Gore pushes for stricter regulations on social media, and a family demands a retraction from Deadspin after their 9-year-old son was defamed. [... more]

The rise of anti-Semitism in the United States and around the world is a growing concern, particularly on college campuses. Jewish students and supporters of Israel are being harassed and intimidated by Palestinian student organizations, and the White House has been criticized for its response to the issue. Meanwhile, the situation in the Middle East is escalating, with Hamas launching attacks on Israel and the Biden administration's open border policy allowing terrorists to cross into the country. [... more]

Reggie Bush is suing the NCAA for defamation over a pay-for-play scheme, while Chris Jones, a defensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs, is holding out for a higher salary. Meanwhile, the Boston Celtics are favored to win the NBA championship, but the Golden State Warriors are struggling with Chris Paul's contract. [... more]

The story of how Superman, the iconic superhero, battled the Ku Klux Klan, a real-life villain, in a 16-part radio series, with the help of Stetson Kennedy, a real-life superhero who infiltrated the Klan to expose their brutality and racism. [... more]

A Florida man is accused of a violent rampage in a sporting goods store, while another man is bitten by a shark while spearfishing. E. Jean Carroll's defamation case against Donald Trump is also discussed, as well as Nikki Haley's stance on Disney's relocation to South Carolina. The podcast also touches on the debt debacle and the Biden administration's energy efficiency rules, including the war on dishwashers. [... more]

The Biden family's financial dealings, the debt ceiling crisis, and the ongoing immigration debate are among the topics discussed on this podcast. The host also touches on the case of Eugene, who was accused of rape but found not guilty, and the controversy surrounding Nikki Haley's relationship with Disney. Additionally, the podcast covers the war on dishwashers, the Department of Energy's new energy-efficient standards, and the border crisis, including the Title 42 policy and the influx of immigrants at the US-Mexico border. [... more]

Meetings can be a necessary evil or a waste of time and money, but ineffective meetings can negatively affect productivity. A charity called RIP Medical Debt has abolished over $8.5 billion worth of medical bills for nearly 5.5 million Americans, but the health care system is producing more people with unpayable debt than can be handled. A defamation lawsuit against Fox News could have a devastating impact on the company, with Dominion Voting Systems alleging that Fox intentionally allowed false statements about Dominion to be made on air. [... more]

NBA legends Sean Kemp and Ja Morant face controversy as Kemp is booked in an alleged drive-by shooting and Morant is suspended for his behavior, while Michael Irvin files a defamation lawsuit against the Marriott after allegations of misconduct. [... more]

Lamar Jackson discusses his team's progress and his own growth as a quarterback, while Kyrie Irving addresses controversy surrounding a documentary he shared on social media, and the impact it has had on the Jewish community. [... more]

Kyrie Irving's anti-Semitic documentary controversy and his subsequent apology and donation to combat hate speech are discussed, with some questioning the sincerity of his apology. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins' quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is praised for his improvement in throwing deep balls, and the team's chances in the NFL are analyzed. Thursday Night Football is also covered, with a focus on the upcoming game between the Eagles and the Bills. [... more]

Climate scientists warn of a catastrophic future due to global warming, but there's still reason for hope. Meanwhile, a beloved beverage, Moxie, has been a staple in Maine for over a century, and a defamation lawsuit against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has resulted in a $45.2 million verdict. [... more]

The Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation trial is making headlines, with the case being live-streamed and sparking public interest. Meanwhile, the Kennedy v Bremerton school district case before the Supreme Court is raising questions about the free exercise clause and establishment clause. Additionally, the CDC mask mandate on public transportation has been struck down in Florida, with the CDC appealing the decision. [... more]

The hosts discuss a recent court case involving Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against the New York Times, a settlement between Remington and families affected by the Sandy Hook tragedy, and federal hate crime cases in Minnesota and Georgia. [... more]

The NFL lawsuit and its implications on racial discrimination in hiring practices, as well as the libel suit filed by Sarah Palin against The New York Times, are discussed. Additionally, the topic of no-knock warrants and their use in law enforcement is examined, including a recent incident in Minnesota where a man was killed during a no-knock warrant execution. [... more]

Jesus gives his disciples seven marks of the last days, including deceptions of counterfeit Christs, disasters of cataclysmic consequence, and defamation of committed Christians, warning them that these signs will increase as the end of the age approaches. [... more]