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143. New Administration, Same Playbook | Rob Malone, Steve Baker, Emily Kopp, Ivan Raiklin | The Feds (opens the original)
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Four people who spent the COVID years being silenced sat down to talk about accountability. All four described the same tactics — still running, under a different administration. In this panel from the 2026 F4F National Security Beyond the Headlines Summit, co-founder Jim Erdman moderates journalist Steve Baker , constitutional attorney Ivan Raiklin , physician-scientist Dr. Robert Malone , and investigative reporter Emily Kopp . Dr. Malone, who served as vice chair of the ACIP, describes what h
142: Who Chooses the Blood You Get? | Liz James | The Feds (opens the original)
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1 in 70 Americans will need a blood transfusion this year. Almost none of them know they most likely can't choose the donor. In this episode, Stephanie Weidle speaks with Liz James, a pharmacist of over thirty years and founder of Blessed by His Blood , a member-owned cooperative that matches direct blood donations to patients who want to choose whose blood they receive. The conversation explores how three separate parties — your doctor, your hospital, and the blood bank holding their contract —
141. They Want a 185-Foot Tower in Her Backyard | Vicky Hu & Theresa Ghiorzi | The Feds (opens the original)
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They told her a 185-foot tower was going in her backyard — after the school next door refused to host it. In this episode, Stephanie Weidle speaks with Vicki Hu, a Loudoun County homeowner fighting to keep her property , and Teresa Ghiorzi, a software engineer and community advocate , about the eminent domain fight behind Northern Virginia's data center boom. The conversation explores how transmission lines built to power private data centers get classified as "public use," why Loudoun approved
140. Politics Won’t Save Us | Shane Krauser| The Feds (opens the original)
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Can a culture that has forgotten freedom learn to choose it again? In this episode recorded at FreedomFest 2026, Stephanie Weidle speaks with Shane Krauser , attorney, author, educator, and full-time freedom advocate, about why America's crisis runs deeper than politics — it's cultural. The conversation explores how people have to want freedom, why law schools often teach case law instead of the Constitution's original meaning, and why citizens need to learn how to talk to people who disagree wi
138. Dear Diary: In Fauci’s Words | Jeffrey Tucker | The Feds (opens the original)
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The Fauci Diaries have been released—and beyond raising the question of why an 80-year-old man would keep a “diary,” let alone write it on a government device, they prompt further questions about what was really happening during COVID. In this episode, Stephanie Weidle speaks with author and Brownstone Institute president Jeffrey Tucker about the newly released Fauci Diaries , the ongoing COVID accountability battle, and the deeper institutional failures that shaped America’s response to the pan
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