Are We Really Being Told The Full Story? | Episode 190
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hey everybody, welcome to Vince on a Wednesday. Great to have you with us today. We've got a very big show. The president of the United States just announced that we have a complete and total blockade of an entire country going on. And if you're like me, you probably wonder yourself, How does this affect my life?
What recent events have escalated tensions with Venezuela?
What does this have to do with me? I'm glad you're asking that question. We're going to explore that in just a moment. I'm going to give you details that the media are definitely not giving you about what's going on in Venezuela. That is ahead on the program. Also, additionally, we've got these boat strikes we've been doing. The United States has been. And Pete Hegseth and Marco Rubio, they go over to the United States Senate to give an update on all of that. I've got the details there, what the senators are saying about that subject and how ridiculous these Democrats continue to be. Also at Brown University, the hunt for the gunman continues. And the Brown University staff, well, I think we are crossing from incompetence to cover up.
I'll explore the details. That's all ahead on this edition of Vince. Also, Rachel Bovard joins us. We'll talk about the latest in the United States Senate and why you and I are trying to so aggressively browbeat them into submission to save our country. That's all ahead. We've got a lot to get to. You already know the name Blackout Coffee, by the way. Blackout Coffee, which powers up this show in more ways than one, is probably the official coffee of all of us here at Silverlock. There is a reason for that. It's bold. It's unapologetic. It's America first coffee. It's roasted fresh right here in the United States, not grocery store junk.
How is the U.S. responding to the drug boat strikes?
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What details are emerging about the Brown University shooting?
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Okay, here's the thing.
I just asked the chat. If you're listening to the podcast, I asked the chat as we were about to get the show started, does everyone want me to address the Susie Wiles vanity fair thing from yesterday, from Tuesday? And I got pretty overwhelming yeses. We got some noes, but we got some overwhelming yeses. So I'll give you my quick rundown on this story if you'd like. And here's what I'm thinking about all of it. So yesterday morning, the New York Times, I said Vanity Fair, but let me start. The New York Times runs a derivative piece, like a condensed, heavily distorted recitation of the Vanity Fair interviews that Susie Wiles has apparently been doing over the course of the entire Trump administration.
She did 11 of these things with a guy called Chris Whipple, which is a hilarious name, but she was talking to this guy pretty candidly. And in her candid conversations with this Vanity Fair reporter, she said a couple of things, including that she said that President Trump has an alcoholic's personality. Now, that got drilled down to just that quote.
How are the Clintons involved in the Epstein hearings?
The New York Times delivered it as, oh, he's got an alcoholic personality. Susie Wiles crapping all over President Trump. And they made it seem like she was just completely out of control and she hated everybody around her and she was shit-talking the whole administration. That was the frame-up from the New York Times yesterday. But if you spend five minutes actually looking for the details on all of this, you begin to realize that the New York Times had really distorted what the hell Susie Wiles was even saying.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:18
2
What recent events have escalated tensions with Venezuela?
0:18–1:31
3
How is the U.S. responding to the drug boat strikes?
1:31–2:19
4
What details are emerging about the Brown University shooting?
2:19–3:39
5
How are the Clintons involved in the Epstein hearings?
3:39–4:52
6
What is the significance of the blockade announced by President Trump?
4:52–9:52
7
What controversies surround Susie Wiles' Vanity Fair interview?
9:52–11:43
8
What are the implications of the blue slip process in the Senate?
11:43–1:00:21