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Today on the podcast, we dig into a story that cuts right to the intersection of power, politics, and public money — and exposes just how far this administration is willing to stretch the word “emergency” when there’s a politically convenient check to be cut.

A firm quietly tied to South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem just happened to receive money from $220 million in Department of Homeland Security advertising contracts.
The company is run by the husband of Noem’s own chief DHS spokesperson, with personal and business ties flowing straight back to Noem and her top aides.

Trump is demanding the DOJ investigate Democrats over the newly released Epstein emails — while conveniently excluding himself and potentially locking the files away from public view. In this episode, Dale breaks down the political maneuvering, the White House meeting behind it, and why the victims—not the politicians—should be at the center of this story.

his morning, Donald Trump posted:

“The Epstein document release is a Democrat hoax — DOJ should investigate them instead.”

Classic deflection. Classic Trump. And worth paying attention.

While he raged online, his own administration officials were meeting in the White House Situation Room with Rep. Lauren Boebert to discuss the sealed DOJ Epstein files — the ones Congress now has the votes to demand.

Trump wants you focused on Democrats. Meanwhile, the real story — 20,000 Epstein documents and the sealed files — is being ignored.

Inside the documents:

• Epstein asking for “marching orders” before talking to reporters

• Michael Wolff instructing Epstein to “gently imply that I have tapes”

• Epstein modeling his crisis PR on Trump

• Jokes about Trump visiting Epstein’s house

None of this proves crimes, but it shows obsession with power and perception — the kind of insight Trump doesn’t want public.

The real fight isn’t the 20,000 emails. It’s the sealed DOJ files. If Congress forces a vote, Trump may have to approve the release himself — potentially exposing powerful allies and himself.

The victims matter most. Not Trump, not Democrats, not political theater.

Trump’s post isn’t a dismissal — it’s a warning shot. Washington thinks they can distract you. They can’t.

— Dale, POLITECH
Stay sharp. Stay aware. Stay awake.

Congress didn’t just release three Epstein emails today — they released 20,000 documents from the Epstein estate. I went through hundreds of them myself, and Trump’s name appears far more often than the media is reporting.

Some emails are strange.
Some are strategic.
Some hint at leverage, power plays, and political manipulation.

This episode breaks down:
• The three headline emails everyone’s talking about
• The other emails buried deep in the 20,000-page dump
• The “marching orders” message
• The mysterious “tapes” reference
• Epstein’s attempts to use Trump politically
• White House response
• And what all of this actually means

No spin.
No partisan filters.
Just the truth about what’s inside the document dump Washington hoped you wouldn’t read.

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Host Dale Gibler takes you behind the scenes of a real election security audit — leading a team that tested, probed, and verified the integrity of Florida’s voting machines. From firmware flaws to chain-of-custody gaps, we reveal what really happens when cybersecurity meets democracy. This isn’t theory, it’s firsthand experience in protecting America’s vote from the inside out.