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The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow March 2, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) President Trump is not only alive and well but gaining in his quest for the 2024 (3rd) presidency. 2) Trump now widening his lea... Read More.
Dark to Light: The Case Behind the AZ Cartel Election Allegations
Today we take the time to go over the case that envelopes the allegation of election fraud and cartel bribery in Arizona. It's a show you don't want to miss, and there isn't too much to say other than ... Read More.
Councilmember Khan Arrested: Dedicated Sheriff’s Office Pursues Election Fraud
Lodi councilmember Shakir Khan was arrested on February 16 for fourteen felony counts of alleged election fraud in a local election. Khan took advantage of members of his own community of Pakistani imm... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow March 1, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Despite months of promoting Ron DeSantis as the 2024 nominee, Faux News had difficulty finding any DeSantis supporters . . . in ... Read More.
The Kyle Seraphin Show: The Apple of Discord
On this episode we cover a story from Greek mythology; a square peg in a round hole in front of the SCOTUS; the gaslighting about J6 footage; The "Lab Leak" theory; and how Chris Wray ran out the clock... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow February 28, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Disney has been stripped of control of Reedy Creek and ordered to repay $700 million in debt and taxes. -Good start. Now make them reim... Read More.
PJM Report Warns Retirement of Fossil Fuel Plants Will Create Outages
PJM Interconnection—one of the U.S.'s largest grid operators—released a phase three report showing that fossil-fuel plants will be shutting down in favor of green energy. These plant shutdowns could po... Read More.
Dark to Light: It’s our 600th Show!
It is our 600th show, and we really make it a good one! We started back in May of 2018, and we have been going strong ever since! We start by going through a list of our favorite guests and move on to ... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow February 27, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Powerful testimony was given in the Arizona senate about Sinaloa cartel using bribes to rig Arizona elections. https://www.thega... Read More.
The Kyle Seraphin Show: Double Trouble: Aaron Stevenson and Tara Rodas
Kyle interviews two Federal Whistleblower who helped uncover different angles of the same problem: The US federal government assisting in settling "unaccompanied children" with known members of organiz... Read More.
Dark To Light: Anecdotals
Today's show is SUPER powerful. We interview the creator of the film "Anecdotals," a movie about vaccine injury. This film is different than the rest, and Jennifer Sharp speaks to us and takes us throu... Read More.
The Kyle Seraphin Show: Unserious Organizations Produce Unserious People
Today, Kyle is joined by regular guest and fellow Suspendable Steve Friend to discuss the unserious nature of "this week in the FBI." From an office taking the day off for Mardi Gras to cancelin... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow February 24, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Newly released video shows what we all knew: the Capitol Police started shooting at Patriot Day protesters without warning and a... Read More.
Fraud in the Arizona Election: There’s No Evidence!!
A lot has been said about election integrity in the past few years. It's been a divisive topic because the people who challenge election results are often the losers. The winner's "side" can't reconcil... Read More.
The Denaming: Showdown at the Woke University of Richmond
It is, unfortunately, more common than not for woke culture to dominate university campuses. It is not common, however, for a pillar from the surrounding community to stand up to it. On September 23, 2... Read More.
