America Unplugged Radio

Architect Richard Gage talks with America Unplugged about the upcoming Turning the Tide 9/11 conference, the 25th anniversary of 9/11, and the evidence he argues points to controlled demolition of the World Trade Center buildings, including Building 7. The episode covers eyewitness accounts, scientific studies cited by Gage, high-profile speakers and films, and how listeners can attend or stream the event and follow related legal and investigative efforts.

Hosts Don Jeffries and Tony Arterburn tackle the week’s biggest controversies — a mass migrant surge into Spain, elite-driven demographic shifts, and the political theater around Fauci’s pardon and pandemic hearings. They trace how COVID-era decisions, election disputes, and foreign policy distractions have eroded public trust, strained the economy, and reshaped American civic life.

On this episode of America Unplugged, hosts Billy Ray Valentine, Don Jeffries and Ashley discuss escalating U.S. rhetoric toward Cuba, recent State Department claims, and the humanitarian effects of grid failures on the island. They also cover the NDAA and its implications for U.S.–Israel ties, shifting right-wing alliances (including Tucker Carlson and J.D. Vance), concerns about AI data centers, and broader political and populist currents shaping the coming years.

Hosts Donald Jeffries, Billy Ray Valentine, and Tony Arterburn discuss Lindsey Graham's death and legacy, the growing distrust around U.S. elections, concerns over voting technology versus paper ballots, and the political implications of Trump's rhetoric on election integrity. The episode also touches on media influence, foreign interference claims, and frustrations with the two-party system, urging listeners to consider reforms and to seek the truth amid competing narratives.

Hosts Billy Ray Valentine, Don Jeffries and Ashley break down the latest news: live coverage of the Tyler Robinson preliminary hearing, questions about missing evidence and conflicting timelines, and accusations of manipulation. The episode also covers growing surveillance concerns (including AI cameras on garbage trucks), threats against public figures, and the role of influencers like Candace Owens in spreading and debating conspiracy theories — all mixed with the show’s usual banter and comm

Donald Jeffries and Tony Arterburn host a raw, unscripted America Unplugged episode dissecting the 250th anniversary of the Republic, a rare 1957 JFK reading of the Declaration of Independence, and how modern America has strayed from its founding principles. They debate Lincoln’s legacy, the erosion of consent of the governed, media and institutional failures, prospects for a nonviolent “third American revolution” or secession, and headlines from the week — with sharp historical context and con