We kick this week off by discussing the fortification of Dorchester Heights during the American Revolution. It serves as an inspiring example of bold courage in the face of tyrants and makes us ponder how that type of courage might change the course we're on today.

We then shift to current events, including the resignation of Joe Kent, who stepped down as Director of National Counterterrorism over concerns surrounding the war in Iran. We break down the geopolitical implications, the role of Israel in U.S. foreign policy, and growing public resistance to foreign conflicts. We dive into the ongoing controversy surrounding the Epstein files, examining the DOJ’s decision to pause unsealing documents under the justification of "national security. " We go on to explore the rapidly evolving role of AI in shaping public perception. From data collection to the rise of AI-generated media, we discuss how technology is influencing what people believe, and why critical thinking has never been more important.

There has never been a greater need for each and everyone of us to take an active role in our liberty.

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https://www.themodernexodus.com/

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In this episode, we explore the geopolitics surrounding the conflict in Iran with special guest Dr. Nick Waddy, a historian specializing in European, African, and military history. Dr. Waddy shares his perspective on the current U.S. strategy toward Iran, arguing that recent actions aim to empower the Iranian opposition and dismantle a regime long accused of supporting terrorism. He examines how these moves align- or clash- with President Trump’s promises to avoid foreign wars and discusses the delicate balance between supporting freedom abroad and avoiding prolonged military entanglement.

The discussion widens to consider global dynamics: the potential involvement of powers like China, the influence of Israel and its lobby in U.S. policy, and the economic realities that shape modern conflicts. Dr. Waddy also addresses the constitutional dimension of military action without congressional approval, offering insights into how power has shifted from Congress to the presidency over time.

Find more from Dr. Waddy at:

waddyisright.com

Relevant Links:

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2026/03/chuck-baldwin/donald-trumps-flagrant-war-of-aggression-against-iran-is-an-impeachable-offense/

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In this episode, we debut the Ricochet Round with Andy, taking a fast-paced tour through some of the most pressing issues shaping geopolitics and civil liberties today. We start with Iran and the broader Middle East, unpacking ongoing conflicts, the CIA and Western maneuvering, and the media narratives that sell both foreign and domestic agendas to the public. From there, we dive into propaganda, political polarization, and how different generations- from Boomers to Gen Z- are responding to “official” storylines.

We move into immigration policy and ICE operations in Minneapolis, where we question the moral and constitutional limits of federal power versus states’ rights; the glyphosate debate and agricultural policy, touching on the Farm Bill, liability shields, a global depopulation agenda; and the Ukraine conflict, framed through Western elite interests and manufactured consent. We also examine narco-vessel interdictions and counter-narcotics “showmanship,” the SAVE Act and voter ID fights despite broad public support, and finally Jeffrey Epstein’s network, alleged intelligence ties, and what his files reveal about global power structures.

We end the episode calling for involvement of the younger generations. It's time to step into the arena.

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