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‘The Colonel of Truth’ is hosted by retired US Army colonel Conrad Reynolds. Putting on his national security hat, Colonel Reynolds dissects hot topics through the lens of an Army intelligence officer.
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- Sep 15, 2026
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PURGED FROM THE PARTY: BRYAN NORRIS SPEAKS OUT (opens the original)
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Former Arkansas Secretary of State candidate Bryan Norris joins Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff to discuss his removal from the Republican Party of Arkansas, the growing divide inside the state GOP, and why he believes voters—not party leadership—should have the final say. Plus, the conversation turns to paper ballots, voting machines, ballot access, and the fight over the future of Arkansas elections.
D.C. ELECTION UPDATE: SUPREME COURT, LUTNICK & THE 100-DAY PLAN (opens the original)
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Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff recap their Washington, D.C. meetings, discuss the latest Supreme Court action on mail-ballot rules, and outline their 100-day election-security plan centered on hand-marked paper ballots and hand-count verification.
WHY VOTING MACHINES MUST GO (opens the original)
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Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff examine new warnings about voting-system vulnerabilities, challenge claims that election equipment is truly “air-gapped,” and explain why they believe hand-marked paper ballots and human verification are essential. They also discuss Arkansas election policy, federal funding for paper-based systems, and their upcoming book, Duped .
TINA PETERS, VOTING MACHINES, AND THE FIGHT FOR PAPER BALLOTS (opens the original)
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Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff are joined by former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters to discuss her legal battle, the election records she says were deleted during a voting-system update, and her continued push for election transparency. The episode also examines changes at the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, vulnerabilities in computerized voting equipment, and the movement toward hand-marked, hand-counted paper ballots.
SCOTUS, ELECTION INTEGRITY & AMERICA'S FUTURE (opens the original)
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Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff discuss major Supreme Court rulings, the SAVE Act, birthright citizenship, election integrity, presidential authority, and the latest legal battles shaping America's future.
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