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  Fat Electrician Retells the Most Heartbreaking WWII Story You've Never Heard 17.09.2026 1t 4min

  FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/QLstJdSObXw Subscribe Here: ⁨@JulianDoreyDaily⁩ FAT ELECTRICIAN's LINKS: - YT: @the_fat_electrician - POD: @unsubscribepodcast - IG: https://www.instagram.com/the_fat_electrician/?hl=en VETERAN w/ A SIGN's LINKS: - IG: https://www.instagram.com/veteranwithasign/?hl=en - POD: @UnderwhelmingPodcast WWII personal stories often go untold, capturing the brutal reality of life at home while soldiers fought on the front lines. The speaker recounts the immediate aftermath of a campaign in Georgia, where he received two life-altering letters backdated by 14 months. This is a raw look at the emotional toll of wartime letters, illustrating how news of a fractured family and a lost relationship could reach a soldier far removed from the battlefield. We analyze the specific weight of these communications and the psychological impact of receiving such devastating news long after the events occurred. This account provides a stark perspective on the dual burden of soldier experiences: the external conflict of World War II history and the internal collapse of their personal lives. These WWII personal stories serve as a reminder of the quiet tragedies that often occurred alongside the major events of the era. Subscribe for weekly historical breakdowns, and let us know in the comments if you want to hear more oral histories from this era. ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 Merrill's Marauders & bayonet charges 1:32 Military history & political wars 20:27 Afghanistan withdrawal & veteran healing 35:12 Meeting online & veteran PTSD 45:10 Systemic abuse & Afghan reality @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  Dale Comstock on Near-Deaths & Escaping Hostile Countries 16.09.2026 1t 3min

  WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3turgHTOS-I&t=90s Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily Newsletter: https://juliandoreypodcast.beehiiv.com/get-julians-top-10-books CLIPPERS DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/8QmWEKJ3BT Dale spent years building out a global security apparatus, and this episode goes through what that job actually looks like — from explosives training and K9 work in Bali to the ambush that nearly got him killed. He walks through his role during the fall of Afghanistan, including the work of rescuing interpreters as the country fell, which combatants he's willing to engage in a mission, and what it actually takes to get people out of hostile countries. He also covers a 2010 crash in Dubai, a wild story about rescuing a client's kid from a spring break trip gone very wrong, and why he's not a fan of doing business in Saudi Arabia. The episode closes on a lighter note — the friendliest people he's encountered doing this work, his take on Hong Kong, and his experience in China. 0:00 Dale's explosives training; K9 training in Bali 11:12 The ridiculousness of the past few years 20:42 Dale's global security apparatus; Dale almost dies in ambush (story) 31:27 Fall of Afghanistan; rescuing interpreters 43:11 Which combatants Dale is willing to kill in a mission; how to get people out of hostile countries 50:47 Dubai 2010 crash 56:33 Rescuing client's kid from spring break gone wrong; why Dale doesn't like Saudi Arabia 1:04:40 Friendliest people in the world; Hong Kong 1:09:00 China Julian Dorey Podcast sits down with Dale for a full look inside the private security world. @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  Alex O'Connor Confronts the Gnostic Gospels They Banned From The Bible 15.09.2026 1t 4min

  WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5GIOp_Vr88 Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily ALEX'S LINKS - YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@CosmicSkeptic - IG: https://www.instagram.com/cosmicskeptic/?hl=en - X: https://x.com/CosmicSkeptic Newsletter: https://juliandoreypodcast.beehiiv.com/get-julians-top-10-books CLIPPERS DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/8QmWEKJ3BT Alex O'Connor joins Julian for a deep dive into philosophy, theology, and the history of scripture. They start with simulation theory and David Deutsch's ideas on it, then move into whether God and a multiverse could coexist, and why genuinely engaging with the meaning of life is harder than people assume. From there the conversation goes deep into religious history: the "2 Gods" theory, Gnosticism and what "good" actually means in that framework, and the Gnostic gospels that were left out of the Bible entirely, including Marcion of Sinope's version of the biblical canon. They break down the Council of Nicea's role in shaping which texts became scripture, the Gnostic Gospel of Thomas, and manuscripts recovered from Egypt. The conversation moves into the Gospel of Mark specifically, using a "telephone game" analogy to explain how scripture changes through transmission, with a detailed breakdown of a Sabbath verse in Mark 2. It closes with a discussion on the actual role of Jesus Christ and some genuinely strange anomalies around John the Baptist. 0:00 Discovering Alex O'Connor, David Deutsch simulation theory 9:52 God & multiverse coexistence debate, difficulty of interest in meaning of life 17:22 2 Gods theory, Gnosticism, "good" meaning 25:15 Forbidden Gnostic gospels, Marcion of Sinope Gnostic biblical canon 32:15 Council of Nicea vs biblical canon, Gnostic Gospel of Thomas, Egypt papyrus 40:21 Gospel of Mark, telephone game analogy, Sabbath verse in Mark 2 breakdown 57:10 Role of Jesus Christ, John the Baptist bizarre anomalies @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  If YOU Think Clancy Trial was Already INSANE, Watch This... | Julian Dorey 14.09.2026 1t 4min

  WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/Aui8JLiJgM4 Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily A packed rundown episode covering a lot of ground. Julian starts light — Bari Weiss at dinner parties, the Paolo Zampolli civil suit, a bit called "The Batman of NYC," and Snapchat threatening litigation — before getting into Kash Patel's ongoing social media meltdown, including what allegedly happened at his desk according to Joey Deef and Julian, and a conversation with his head of PR. The back half is a deep dive back into the Lindsay Clancy case. Julian responds directly to people who reached out to him about it, walks through the more far-fetched Patrick Clancy theories while explaining how he holds two conflicting thoughts on the case at once, and Darnell Thomas and Joey Deef go back and forth on their read of it. From there it's a detailed breakdown of the trial itself: the state's psychiatric witness on the psychosis claim, Kevin Reddington's defense of Patrick Clancy, the prosecution's minute-by-minute timeline, and Julian's broader theory on how the American jury system actually functions. The final stretch covers the jury in detail — why Juror 1 was frustrated with the holdout, jurors who were offended by crime scene photos, the "nurse expert" jurors, Juror 4's account of pressure in the deliberation room, and Juror 5's rough interview. Julian shares how he actually feels about his own opinion on the case, discusses the holdout juror's identity and what he calls the BLM angle the case represents, and closes with a note that he spoke to Vivian Kubrick directly, plus his standing promise to always call balls and strikes. Julian Dorey Podcast covers Kash Patel's online chaos and a full deep dive back into the Lindsay Clancy case. ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 Bari Weiss is the best at dinner parties 1:01 Paolo Zampolli civil suit filed 2:55 The Batman of NYC 4:04 The Zampolli lawsuit (continued) 4:45 The most important room in any well designed home 6:30 The Zampolli lawsuit (continued again) 7:53 Snapchat is threatening litigation against us 9:29 Kash Patel becomes a social media disaster 11:20 Social media queen Kash Patel strikes again 13:20 What happened at Kash Patel's desk (according to Joey Deef & Julian Dorey) 16:54 Kash's convo w/ his head of PR 20:03 Julian responds to people who reached out to him over Lindsay Clancy 23:25 The ridiculous Patrick Clancy theories & holding 2 thoughts at the same time 27:47 Darnell Thomas & Joey Deef go back and forth on the case 29:32 The state's psychiatric witness on Lindsay Clancy's psychosis claim 30:22 Kevin Reddington defends Patrick Clancy 34:20 Prosecution's proof of Patrick Clancy's minute-by-minute timeline at store 35:04 Julian's theory on the American jury system (including a funny story) 38:33 Why Juror 1 was frustrated with the holdout juror (insane) 40:57 The jurors literally were offended the prosecution showed them the crime scene 44:13 Charisma in the courtroom 45:11 The holdout juror may have never said he had reasonable doubt as reported 45:56 The nurse "expert" jurors 48:10 Juror 4 on the pressure campaign in the deliberation room 50:32 Juror 5's embarrassing interview 53:25 Julian on how he feels about his opinion on this case 54:46 The holdout juror's identity revealed (Julian rant) 56:45 The BLM angle the Lindsay Clancy case represents 59:21 Julian talked with Vivian Kubrick directly @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  Escaped Scientologists EXPOSE Secret Slave Labor Camp | The Headleys 13.09.2026 1t 4min

  WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/7pOT-VQT-vk Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily HEADLEY'S LINKS: - BUY BOOK: https://blownforgood.com/ - INSTAGRAM: ​​https://www.instagram.com/blownforgood - X: https://x.com/blownforgood - YT: https://www.youtube.com/blownforgood Marc and Claire Headley joined Scientology's Sea Org as teenagers and ended up working at Gold Base, the church's secretive international headquarters tucked away in the California desert. Marc spent years producing audio, video, and e-meter technology tied to some of Scientology's most high-profile members. Claire worked in roles that put her close to the organization's top leadership. Behind the gates, life inside the Sea Org meant long hours, minimal pay, strict surveillance, and a culture where leaving wasn't simply a matter of quitting. Marc and Claire talk openly about the conditions that pushed them toward the exits — and what it actually took to get out. Marc's escape involved driving off the property outright; Claire followed later, navigating her own way past an organization built to keep people in. Getting out came with a cost. Family members who remained in the church were bound by Scientology's disconnection policy, cutting off contact with anyone who left. Marc later wrote about the experience in his book "Blown for Good," and the two have spent years since speaking publicly about what they saw and lived through inside one of the most controversial organizations in the country. This episode covers how they got in, what kept them there for as long as it did, and the moment each of them finally decided to run. Julian Dorey Podcast sits down with Marc and Claire Headley for the full story. @JulianDoreyDaily ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 Forced abortions inside Sea Org 14:00 January 2005 planning the escape 23:06 The motorcycle escape & the chase 36:48 Rebuilding his dad's computer business 50:53 Plotting Claire's breakout alone Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  The Weird Discovery in Tanzania That Tommy Sabbatical Was Not Prepared For 12.09.2026 1t 4min

  WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/6X8myu5L5UM Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily TOMMY'S LINKS - YT: https://www.youtube.com/@UCib80j_q5o_C5XsCA9YsAFg - IG: https://www.instagram.com/sabbatical.tommy/ Newsletter: https://juliandoreypodcast.beehiiv.com/get-julians-top-10-books CLIPPERS DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/8QmWEKJ3BT Tommy Sabbatical has been to places most travel YouTubers will not go. And then he sits across from Julian Dorey and tells the truth about what he found. This segment covers the full arc of the most alarming and most personally significant chapter of his travel career — Zanzibar polygamy and his first viral video, Nigeria the second most corrupt country in the world and going viral on Nigerian national news, Iraq's holy sites and Shia militant checkpoints and the most generous country he has ever been to, the Yazidis who were enslaved by ISIS and called devil worshippers finding them across the Middle East and going to the holiest place in Yazidism, three weeks in Israel after October 7th and the majority of Israelis he met, and Palestine's travel restrictions and Lebanon's civil war history. The Tanzania Zanzibar and polygamy thread is the episode's most immediately entertaining and most personally revealing opening contribution. Tommy Sabbatical's I Was Forced Into Polygamy in Rural Tanzania video has 8.4 million views — one of the most watched travel videos he has ever produced. Julian Dorey gets the full story behind it including what the Zanzibar experience produced and what his first viral video revealed about what his audience actually wanted from a travel YouTuber willing to go deeper than the surface. The Nigeria thread is the episode's most culturally alarming and most immediately significant contribution. Nigeria is the second most corrupt country in the world. Tommy Sabbatical went and called it insane in the most complimentary possible way — the most alive and most chaotic and most demanding country he had encountered to that point. He went viral on Nigerian national news. If you can make it in Nigeria you can make it anywhere. The specific experience of 200 million people knowing your face without your knowledge or consent is the most personally significant and most immediately alarming element of the Nigeria story. The Iraq holy sites and Shia militant checkpoints thread is the episode's most geopolitically significant and most personally alarming contribution. Tommy Sabbatical hit a Shia militant checkpoint and was completely shook. He stood at the holy sites of southern Iraq. He found the most generous country he has ever been to. And he came back saying Baghdad is safer now — the most important and most consistently underreported single data point about the present-tense reality of Iraq. The Yazidis thread is the episode's most humanly devastating and most historically significant contribution. ISIS called them devil worshippers then enslaved them — systematically capturing Yazidi women and girls and selling them into sexual slavery in one of the most documented genocides of the 21st century. Tommy Sabbatical found them scattered across the Middle East went to Lalish the holiest place in Yazidism and found very kind people on the other side of a genocide that the world watched happen and largely failed to stop. Inside This Clip: Zanzibar polygamy and Tommy Sabbatical's first viral video — the story behind 8.4 million views Nigeria the second most corrupt country — insane in the best possible way Going viral on Nigerian national news — 200 million people knowing your face Iraq's holy sites and Shia militant checkpoints — completely shook and most generous country The Yazidis — ISIS called them devil worshippers then enslaved them Finding Yazidis scattered across the Middle East and going to Lalish the holiest place in Yazidism They were very kind people — what Tommy found on the other side of a genocide Three weeks in Israel after October 7th — what the atmosphere was like and what he observed The majority of Israelis he met and what they told him Palestine's travel restrictions — only Jerusalem Palestinians can travel between Tel Aviv and the West Bank Lebanon's civil war history and why Tommy wants to go back during the conflict ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - Zanzibar Polygamy & His First Viral Video 10:19 - Nigeria Second Most Corrupt Country 18:19 - Iraq's Holy Sites & Shia Militant Checkpoints 31:54 - The Yazidis Enslaved by ISIS 43:59 - Three Weeks in Israel After October 7th 54:59 - Palestine's Travel Restrictions & Lebanon's Civil War @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  The Problem with Erika Kirk | Baron Coleman 11.09.2026 1t 4min

  FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/xUPHImKLbRY Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily BARON's LINKS - YT: @realbaronpodcast - X: https://x.com/baroncoleman - IG: https://www.instagram.com/realbaronpodcast/ --- Baron Coleman — the independent investigator and Charlie Kirk assassination analyst who has been more specific and more rigorous in his examination of the case than almost anyone operating publicly — returns to Julian Dorey for the most personally sensitive and most analytically significant segment in the series on this subject. The subject of this conversation is Erika Kirk — Charlie Kirk's widow — and the specific elements of her public behavior in the period following the assassination that Baron Coleman says have consistently set off alarm after alarm in his assessment of the case. The first public walk out. The speech at the memorial. The WWE vibe that he and Danny Jones have discussed in private. The optics problem that most people close to the case have been unwilling to name directly. And the conclusion that Coleman has been reluctant to state bluntly but that the pattern of evidence now compels him to address: Erika Kirk has been a strange disaster — and the scrutiny she has received comes directly from how she has been dealing with everything. Coleman is careful to distinguish between scrutiny that is justified and scrutiny that is unfair. He acknowledges that grief manifests differently in different people and that the public is not owed a specific performance of grief from a widow. What he is examining is not the absence of the expected grief performance. It is specific behavioral and communicative choices that he and others close to the investigation — including Danny Jones — have discussed in detail and that they argue are inconsistent with the picture of a wife processing the violent death of her husband and consistent with something that deserves closer examination. The first walk out thread is the episode's most visually specific contribution. Erika Kirk's first public appearance after the assassination produced reactions among people following the case closely that Coleman describes as immediate and visceral alarm. The specific elements of how she appeared how she moved what she communicated verbally and non-verbally and the overall impression she made on people who had been closely following the case are examined in detail — and the WWE vibe that Coleman and Jones have used in private to describe the theatrical quality of what they observed is not a cruel observation about a grieving widow but a specific and documented analytical response to what they saw. The memorial and the speech thread is the episode's most publicly documented contribution. The memorial service produced a speech that Coleman says set off so many alarms it changed how he saw the broader question of what Erika Kirk's role in this story actually is. He examines specific elements of the speech — specific choices about language framing and emphasis — that he argues are inconsistent with the speech of a grieving widow and consistent with a performance calibrated for a specific audience and a specific purpose. The scrutiny is not random. It is analytical. And it comes from the documented record of what was said and how it was said. **Inside This Clip:** - Erika Kirk's first public walk out after the assassination — what Coleman saw and why it alarmed him - The WWE vibe — what Coleman and Danny Jones mean by it and why they use that specific phrase - Talking to Danny Jones about Erika Kirk's behavior and what they found between them - The memorial speech — specific elements that set off so many alarms for Coleman - Why the speech was inconsistent with how a grieving widow would address this moment - The optics problem — what specific choices have created the scrutiny Erika Kirk is facing - Why Coleman says most of the scrutiny comes directly from how she has been dealing with everything - Everything went wrong — Coleman's most sweeping assessment of the totality of her public response - What the pattern of Erika Kirk's behavior adds to Coleman's overall assessment of the Kirk case - Julian Dorey's reaction to Coleman's most personally sensitive and most analytically significant Kirk assessment This is the Erika Kirk question examined with the analytical rigor and the personal honesty that it deserves — by the one investigator who has been close enough to the case to know what the pattern actually means. --- ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - Testing .30-06 Rounds Charlie's Turn on Israel & Erika Kirk Optics 18:05 - Everything Went Wrong & What Made Baron Shift on Erika Kirk 28:15 - Internal Problems at TPUSA Charlie Kirk's Security Team & What Killed Charlie 39:07 - Discrepancies in the Footage & Bullet vs Other Means 48:45 - Fragment Photos the 5 Day Kirk Hearing & Tyler Robinson on Campus @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  Rogue Investigator BLOWS LID OFF on Strange Theory | Zach Foust 10.09.2026 1t 3min

  WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/SbEng6UYapY Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily ZACH's LINKS: IG: https://www.instagram.com/zachary.loft/?hl=en YT: https://www.youtube.com/@ZachFoustShow/videos WEBSITE: https://zachary-loft-shop.fourthwall.com/ --- John Kiriakou is one of the most prominent CIA critics in the American public sphere. He was the first US official to confirm the CIA's use of waterboarding as torture. He served 23 months in federal prison after being prosecuted under the Espionage Act. He has appeared on Joe Rogan built a significant Substack following toured Europe with an evening show and become one of the most trusted voices for people who believe the CIA cannot be trusted. And Zach Foust — a rogue investigator who has spent significant time pulling threads on the intelligence community — has developed a specific and documented theory that John Kiriakou is still CIA. Julian Dorey examines the theory the evidence Foust has assembled and what the honest answer to the question actually looks like. The theory is not that Kiriakou lied about going to prison. He went to prison. It is not that his opposition to CIA torture was fabricated. His opposition appears genuine and his prosecution appears to have been genuine. The theory is more specific and more structurally alarming than a simple controlled opposition argument — it is that the CIA's relationship with its most prominent public critics is more complicated than the whistleblower-versus-institution binary that the public narrative presents, that specific elements of Kiriakou's post-prison public positioning serve institutional interests in ways that are worth examining, and that the history of CIA management of its own critics through mechanisms more subtle than prosecution is documented and relevant to how we evaluate public figures who claim to be former intelligence officers speaking truth to power. The evidence Foust presents is specific behavioral and institutional rather than documentary — there is no classified file confirming or denying the theory. What he has assembled is a pattern of specific statements specific omissions specific choices about what to confirm and what to deny and specific moments in Kiriakou's public career where his behavior is more consistent with someone managing a narrative than with someone who has genuinely broken from the institution that imprisoned him. Julian Dorey examines each element of that pattern honestly — acknowledging what it establishes what it does not establish and why the theory deserves serious analytical attention even for people who find it uncomfortable. The Kiriakou-Bustamante conflict adds the most recently relevant context. Kiriakou has taken direct public swipes at Andrew Bustamante's CIA career claims. Julian Dorey examines what that conflict reveals about how intelligence community figures manage public narratives about CIA credentialing — and whether the conflict itself fits the pattern Foust has identified. **Inside This Clip:** - Zach Foust's full theory that John Kiriakou is still CIA — what the theory actually claims - Why the theory is more nuanced and more structurally alarming than simple controlled opposition - The specific behavioral and institutional evidence Foust has assembled for the theory - Why Kiriakou's post-prison public positioning is more consistent with narrative management than genuine rupture - The documented history of CIA managing its own critics through mechanisms more subtle than prosecution - The Kiriakou-Bustamante conflict and what it reveals about how CIA credentialing is managed publicly - Julian Dorey's honest assessment of what the evidence supports and what it does not - Why the theory deserves serious analytical attention even for people who find it uncomfortable - What the honest answer to the Kiriakou still CIA question actually looks like - Why Zach Foust's investigative approach to intelligence community figures matters for how we evaluate public CIA critics This is the theory about John Kiriakou that the intelligence accountability community has been uncomfortable examining — presented by the rogue investigator who pulled the thread and by the host who takes it seriously enough to examine it honestly. --- ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - Joe Kent, Kiriakou, Zach's Army & Afghanistan Days 10:00 - Prison Kingpins, Afghan Ping Pong, Bin Laden 20:18 - Bin Laden Doubts, Tribalism & the Debt Society 29:46 - Inflation NEVER Stops, 2008, & Federal Reserve 39:52 - Reserve Requirements Hit 0%, Rothschilds, Friedman & Bernanke 57:20 - Telecom Bill 1995, Lutnick & JP Morgan's Bailout @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  The Dark Truth Behind Satalogic: Whitney Webb's Latest Investigation 09.09.2026 1t 4min

  WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/FJfr8iRQN04 Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily DANNY'S LINKS - YT: @dannyjones - IG: https://www.instagram.com/dannyjones Whitney Webb has a new Satalogic report that rivals her famous Epstein coverage. We analyze the deep state implications here. The video breaks down the latest investigative piece by Whitney Webb, focusing on the Satalogic systems and what they actually imply for global surveillance. It is a dense, high-level analysis that connects the dots between current tech narratives and the broader power structures she has spent her career documenting. We examine the specific mentions of Elon Musk and James Cameron within the context of this new reporting. By comparing the depth of this investigation to her previous work on the Epstein coverage, we look at how these influential figures interact with the systems Webb describes. This is a breakdown for those who want the full context behind the headlines. Subscribe for weekly long-form breakdowns, and let us know in the comments if you want a deeper look at the Whitney Webb archives. ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - Pure Spec, Flock Cameras & Milei's NASA Ties 11:35 - Why the Money Leads to Peter Thiel 23:12 - Cartel Money Laundering & China's Red Nobility 31:29 - Chabad, End Times & the Moon Landing Debate 49:02 - Nazi Nuke Tests & MK Ultra Ties @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  The Most Alarming Ancient American Mysteries | Luke Caverns 08.09.2026 1t 5min

  FULL VIDEO: https://youtu.be/l5x-YcFsK24?si=8-ZiK3OTfh9c05zL Subscribe Here:  @JulianDoreyDaily  LUKE'S LINKS - YT: https://www.youtube.com/@lukecaverns - X: https://twitter.com/lukecaverns Newsletter: https://juliandoreypodcast.beehiiv.com/get-julians-top-10-booksCLIPPERS DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/8QmWEKJ3BT Luke Caverns is an Ancient Civilizations Historian Researcher and Anthropologist with a degree in Anthropology who has appeared on Joe Rogan and has a recurring presence on the Julian Dorey Podcast. He specializes in the lost civilizations of Egypt South America and the Amazon Jungle and takes the specific middle ground between mainstream archaeology and its popular alternatives that makes his work the most credible and most immediately accessible version of the ancient history conversation available. In this segment he sits down with Julian Dorey to cover the full arc of ancient American civilization — primordial America and the Great Plains and the Comanches who dominated them, Hernán Cortés the gods theory disease and how 150 men marched to Tenochtitlan, conquering smallpox Peru temples and geoglyphs, the Amazon garden theory clickbait and preservation, the conquest the Olmecs Coatzacoalcos agriculture the 17 giant heads transport and engineering, aliens gods psychedelics ego death and shamanism, and the middle ground the understudied civilizations progress family and Athens. The Cortés and 150 men thread is the episode's most immediately alarming and most historically significant contribution. Hernán Cortés landed in Mexico in 1519 with approximately 500 soldiers — but by the time he marched on Tenochtitlan the capital of the Aztec Empire he had been reduced to approximately 150 men after losing most of his force at the Battle of Otumba. He conquered the most powerful empire in the Americas anyway. Luke Caverns examines the specific combination of factors that made that conquest possible — the gods theory and why some Aztecs initially believed Cortés was the returning god Quetzalcoatl, the devastating role of smallpox in destroying the Aztec fighting force, the specific military and diplomatic genius of the march to Tenochtitlan, and what the full story of the conquest reveals about the specific vulnerabilities that allowed one of history's most outnumbered military campaigns to succeed. The Olmecs and the 17 giant heads thread is the episode's most archaeologically alarming and most personally significant contribution. The Olmecs are the oldest major civilization in Mesoamerica predating the Maya and the Aztecs by more than a thousand years. Their most famous artifacts are the 17 giant basalt heads — enormous stone sculptures of human faces that share the specific feature of appearing to depict individuals with African facial features despite being created thousands of years before any documented African contact with the Americas. Luke Caverns examines the specific engineering challenge of creating and transporting those heads — the specific weight of basalt the specific distance from the quarry to the site and the specific absence of any conventional explanation for how the Olmecs accomplished what they accomplished — alongside the agriculture Coatzacoalcos connection and what the Olmec civilization reveals about the specific depth and complexity of ancient American achievement. The Amazon garden theory thread is the episode's most paradigm-shifting and most immediately significant scientific contribution. The Amazon rainforest — widely understood as one of the most pristine and most untouched wilderness environments on earth — may have been a garden. The specific evidence that large areas of the Amazon were deliberately cultivated managed and maintained by pre-Columbian civilizations whose agricultural practices produced the terra preta dark earth that still marks their former settlements is the most important and most consistently underreported revision to the conventional understanding of the pre-Columbian Americas. Luke Caverns examines what the Amazon garden theory actually claims what the specific archaeological evidence for it looks like and why its implications for understanding the scale and sophistication of ancient American civilization are more alarming than most people realize. ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - Primordial America Great Plains & Comanches & Expansion 07:23 - Cortés Gods Disease March to Tenochtitlan & 150 Men 12:43 - Conquering Smallpox Peru Temples & Geoglyphs 23:19 - Amazon Garden Theory Clickbait & Preservation 31:30 - Conquest Olmecs Coatzacoalcos Agriculture 17 Heads Transport & Engineering 39:52 - Aliens Gods Psychedelics Ego Death & Shamanism 54:20 - Middle Ground Understudied Progress Family & Athens  @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  After You Study the Lindsay Clancy Trial, Something Horrific Occurs | Julian Dorey 07.09.2026 1t 4min

  WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/LTvvAkqd0oA Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily Julian breaks down the Lindsay Clancy case in detail — how it happened, the 9-1-1 call her husband made, and why the legal precedent being set here could have consequences far beyond this one case. We walk through the postpartum depression defense being used and why Julian thinks the precedent it could set is disastrous for women going forward, not just for this case. From there the conversation widens into something bigger: why the system around cases like this feels broken, how the Andrea Yates case compares, and how differently these cases get treated when the parent involved is a father instead of a mother — including what expert witnesses have actually argued in court. We also get into the reality that Lindsay Clancy still has a significant base of public supporters, and what that says about how people are processing this case. This isn't a simple true-crime recap — it's Julian's take on where the legal system, mental health treatment, and public opinion collide. Julian Dorey Podcast covers the case and the precedent it's setting. ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 How Lindsay Clancy klled her children 1:55 Lindsay Clancy's husband's 9-1-1 call 7:03 Julian on how the postpartum depression precedent is disastrous for women 10:19 "Something is really broken in society" 11:08 The Andrea Yates case & cases of men who klled their kids; "expert witnesses" 13:27 Lindsay Clancy's supporters 15:19 The jury (details) 17:43 Lindsay Clancy's eyes 18:11 11 jurors didn't think she was guilty & the courtroom antics 19:59 Clancy defense attorney (Kevin Reddington) intimidating juror?! 21:34 Clancy attorney moves to have juror removed & "the Boston Throwdown" 26:50 How the mistrial & emergency Supreme Court appeal went down 28:36 The judge's final address to jury was a subliminal message 30:54 The tinfoil hat Truman Show theory on Clancy & Leon 32:02 The one Clancy juror who held out 33:30 Eyes Wide Shut 35:55 Stanley Kubrick's daughter responds to our "Eyes Wide Shut" spec from last week 37:10 Vivian Kubrick & Scientology, Julian's latest Scientology coverage 40:48 Vivian Kubrick's response tweet to our Eyes Wide Shut spec 47:47 Julian on the "Eyes Wide Shut" letter theory 52:42 Why the Eyes Wide Shut "missing 20 minutes" might not actually even matter 56:44 Flock cameras in Florida fight 59:00 The other surveillance companies are on notice @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  The DARPA Data Hacker Who Exposed Delta Force & Tim Cook's Lies | Mike Yeagley 06.09.2026 1t 4min

  FULL VIDEO: https://youtu.be/UIB2T0g8wpE Subscribe Here: ⁨@JulianDoreyDaily⁩ Newsletter: https://juliandoreypodcast.beehiiv.com/get-julians-top-10-books CLIPPERS DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/8QmWEKJ3BT Watch the FULL EPISODE here: [INSERT LINK] Mike Yeagley is a data strategist defense contractor and one of the early architects of ADINT — Advertising Intelligence. He is known for showing US intelligence how ad-tech location data — the same data used for marketing and mobile tracking — could expose troop movements covert facilities and even Vladimir Putin's entourage. He spent hundreds of thousands of dollars buying the world's location data and showing what could be done with it. He sits down with Julian Dorey for the most technically specific and most personally alarming conversation about data privacy surveillance and national security this podcast has produced — covering phone data cookies and Ad IDs what Tim Cook's privacy claims actually mean in practice the Delta Force covert operation that was exposed by commercially available location data the $600K data purchase that changed how the US government thinks about ADINT tactical data and OpSec the privacy norm problem the Beijing app threat and why Switzerland has figured out the data privacy secret that America refuses to learn. The phone data and Ad ID thread is the episode's most immediately practical and most broadly significant contribution. Every phone generates a persistent advertising identifier — a unique string of characters that follows you across every app you use every website you visit and every location you pass through. That Ad ID is not protected by the privacy frameworks that Apple and Google publicly promote. It is bought and sold on the open market by data brokers who aggregate it into location histories behavioral profiles and movement pattern databases that are commercially available to anyone willing to pay — including foreign intelligence services and including the US government itself. Mike Yeagley examines what Tim Cook's public privacy claims actually mean in the context of the Ad ID marketplace and why the gap between the privacy narrative and the data reality is the most important and most consistently understated element of the entire phone privacy conversation. The Delta Force covert op exposed thread is the episode's most operationally alarming and most immediately significant national security contribution. A Delta Force covert operation was exposed through commercially available phone location data. The specific mechanism — location data purchased from data brokers revealing the movement patterns of personnel whose presence in a specific location was classified — is the most alarming single demonstration of what ADINT can do in adversarial hands. Yeagley examines how the exposure happened what it revealed and why the same data that exposed the Delta Force operation is available right now to anyone willing to spend the money on it. Inside This Clip: Phone data cookies and Ad IDs — what they are and what they reveal about your movements Tim Cook's privacy claims and the Ad ID marketplace that operates beneath them Who Mike is — his background in ADINT and showing the US government what commercial data enables Data analysis applied to Yemen and Syria — what commercially available location data shows The Delta Force covert operation exposed by commercially available phone location data How the exposure happened and why the same mechanism is available to adversaries right now The $600K data purchase — what Yeagley bought and what he showed the government Privacy the government defense and the Beijing app problem Tactical data OpSec and the privacy norm that most Americans do not have Switzerland's data privacy approach and what America could learn from it UnPlugged and UTS — the industry shift toward genuine data privacy solutions ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 – Intro 00:55 – Phone Data, Cookies, Ad ID, Tim Cook, Tommy G, Julian 10:58 – Public Info, Gov Use, Who is Mike?, Data Analysis, Yemen, Syria 21:41 – Delta Force Covert Op Exposed 30:35 – $600K Data, Privacy, Gov Defense, Beijing App 40:49 – Tactical Data, OpSec, Privacy Norm, Switzerland 50:45 – UnPlugged, Industry Shift, UTS ⁨@JulianDoreyDaily⁩ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  When You Meet Carlos the Jackal, Something Weird Happens... | Joby Warrick 05.09.2026 1t 4min

  WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/OCNkGL-4ZQI?si=PD0MrN01bp5rCev6 Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily JOBY'S LINKS - X: https://twitter.com/JobyWarrick - NEW "CARLOS THE JACKAL" BOOK: https://a.co/d/0fIq94lm Joby Warrick spent years pursuing the most elusive interview in international security journalism — a face to face conversation with Ilich Ramírez Sánchez the man the world knows as Carlos the Jackal sitting in his French prison cell. His new book The Jackal: The Rise and Fall of Carlos the World's First Super-Terrorist was published in August 2026 and draws on newly declassified archives secret police files long-repressed eyewitness accounts and that rare personal interview. Julian Dorey examines the full Carlos the Jackal story with Warrick — the 60s and 70s terror wave that produced him who Carlos actually was before the mythology the Venezuelan sleeper agent background how he eluded capture for twenty years the fable-like existence of a man who was the world's most wanted terrorist while living in Eastern European hotels the fact that he was the guy before Bin Laden the French prison conditions the French government's specific discomfort with Carlos getting access to a microphone how Joby hatched the idea to write the book the boogeyman figure Carlos represented when Warrick was a kid how Carlos moved to the Middle East and befriended people with massive charisma the son of a Communist attorney whose father considered Lenin the most important human ever to exist the Che Guevara hero worship the specific revelation that Carlos would say the right things but didn't give a crap about politics and the Bourne Identity connection. The who was Carlos thread is the episode's most historically significant and most immediately entertaining contribution. Let's roll back the clock. The 60s and 70s terror wave — the specific political and cultural moment that produced Carlos — was categorically different from the religious terrorism that came after it. Carlos was a secular Marxist mercenary who took money from the highest bidder and styled himself as a revolutionary while caring primarily about his own lifestyle. He was born Ilich Ramírez Sánchez in Venezuela — named Ilich by his Communist attorney father who considered Lenin the most important human being ever to exist. Che Guevara was his hero. He moved to the Middle East befriended the right people with massive charisma and built the specific international network that made him the world's most famous terrorist for two decades. He would say the right things about Marxism and revolution and anti-Zionism. But he didn't give a crap about politics. He liked large paychecks and killing people. The man before Bin Laden thread is the episode's most analytically significant and most culturally resonant contribution. Carlos the Jackal was the Bin Laden of his era — the specific boogeyman figure that the Western world organized its fear around from the late 1960s through the early 1990s. The specific innovations Carlos introduced to modern terrorism — the international freelance model the spectacular set-piece operation the media-conscious staging of violence for maximum television impact — were the template that every terrorist organization that followed him used. He personally masterminded the kidnapping of the entire OPEC oil ministers conference in Vienna — one of the most audacious single terrorist operations in history. He was the guy before Bin Laden. And the Bourne Identity novel's primary antagonist was specifically based on him — which tells you everything about the specific cultural space Carlos occupied in the Western imagination during his twenty years on the run. Inside This Clip: Let's roll back the clock — the 60s and 70s terror wave and what produced Carlos Who Carlos the Jackal actually was before the mythology Venezuelan sleeper agent — the specific background and the Communist attorney father Carlos' father considered Lenin the most important human ever to exist Che Guevara was Carlos' hero — the revolutionary fervor of South America He would say the right things but didn't give a crap about politics Twenty years evading capture — the fable-like existence in Eastern European hotels Carlos was the guy before Bin Laden — the specific cultural space he occupied The Bourne Identity novel's antagonist was specifically based on Carlos Massive charisma — how Carlos moved to the Middle East and built his network French prisons are not too terrible — Carlos has been in one since 1994 Why the French do not want Carlos getting the microphone How Joby Warrick hatched the idea to write the book The boogeyman figure Carlos represented when Warrick was a kid Getting permission to talk to him — the specific navigation required ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - The Boy in Gaza Who Lost His Limbs 13:10 - The King of Jordan on Greater Israel 18:55 - A Terrorist Visiting the White House 29:12 - Assad Falls Captagon Fills the Gap 34:40 - Who Was Carlos the Jackal 45:32 - Getting Carlos to Say YES 56:18 - Ninety Minutes With the Man Himself @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. 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  Peter Thiel's 2026 Gen Z Psyop EXPOSED | Jack Mac 04.09.2026 1t 4min

  FULL VIDEO: https://youtu.be/8OFnIlpPiXo Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily JACK's LINKS: IG: https://www.instagram.com/jackmaccfb/ X: https://x.com/JackMac YT: https://www.youtube.com/@UCX6n8xOugI3IYqzhDCK8_yA --- Jack Mac is a Barstool Sports personality who hosts Unpack With Jack Mac a nightly news show on his social channels that combine to an audience well over 1 million followers. He sits down with Julian Dorey for the most culturally specific and most personally revealing conversation in the series — covering Clavicular's strange rise and the Gen-Z looksmaxxing epidemic it has produced, whether Clavicular is funded by Peter Thiel, how the Clavicular situation will end, the Prime McGregor parallel, the I Am You Theory, the kids Jack went to school with and what they reveal about how this all actually works on the ground, the Clavicular Elon Musk connection, the trust fund debate, what it means to be born in America, team players, and what Julian and Jack think parenting will actually look like in the era they are inheriting. The Clavicular strange rise thread is the episode's most culturally significant and most immediately alarming contribution. Clavicular has become one of the most followed and most discussed figures in the Gen-Z male identity and looksmaxxing space — a content creator whose specific aesthetic philosophy and specific claims about male physical optimization have produced a documented epidemic of looksmaxxing behavior among young men that Jack Mac argues is one of the most important and most consistently misframed cultural stories operating right now. The specific mechanism through which Clavicular went from obscure to culturally dominant is examined in full — and the Peter Thiel funding question is the most structurally alarming dimension of that rise. The is Clavicular funded by Peter Thiel thread is the episode's most immediately alarming and most structurally significant contribution. Jack Mac has a specific theory about the funding behind Clavicular's rise — the specific financial and ideological interests that would explain both the speed of the growth and the specific content philosophy that has driven it. The Peter Thiel connection is not confirmed but the theory is specific documented in its logic and alarming in its implications for what the looksmaxxing epidemic is actually designed to produce in Gen-Z male culture. The I Am You Theory thread is the episode's most analytically original and most personally revealing contribution. Jack Mac's I Am You Theory is the most important single analytical framework in the entire Clavicular conversation — it implies a specific and documented psychological mechanism through which looksmaxxing content creates the specific parasocial identification that makes Clavicular's audience so loyal and so immune to outside critique. Julian Dorey examines the theory and what it reveals about the broader Gen-Z male identity crisis that Clavicular is both reflecting and producing. **Inside This Clip:** - Clavicular's strange rise — the specific mechanism of the growth and why it matters - The Gen-Z looksmaxxing epidemic and what Clavicular has produced in young male culture - Is Clavicular funded by Peter Thiel — Jack Mac's specific theory and the logic behind it - How the Clavicular situation will end — Jack Mac's prediction and why - Prime McGregor and the I Am You Theory — the most important analytical framework in the conversation - The kids Jack Mac went to school with and what they reveal about how looksmaxxing actually works - Clavicular and Elon Musk — the specific connection Jack Mac identifies - The trust fund debate and what it reveals about the specific class dynamics of looksmaxxing culture - What it means to be born in America — Julian and Jack on privilege responsibility and team players - What parenting will look like in the era of looksmaxxing Clavicular and the identity crisis it is producing This is the Gen-Z looksmaxxing epidemic examined by the one content creator who has been close enough to the culture to know how it actually works — and the conversation that asks the most important question: who benefits from making young men believe their value is entirely physical. --- ***TIMESTAMPS*** 00:00 - Clavicular's Strange Rise & Looksmaxxing Epidemic in Gen-Z 12:00 - Is Clavicular Funded by Peter Thiel & How the Clav Situation Will End 24:47 - Prime McGregor & the I Am You Theory 36:58 - Jack on Kids He Went to School With Clav & Elon Musk & Trust Fund Debate 47:27 - Being Born in the USA Team Players & Julian and Jack on Parenting 53:31 - Jack's Work @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  Chris Hansen is WARNING Parents on the Darkest Cover-Up Right Now 03.09.2026 1t 2min

  FULL VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpGk_xVZv_4 Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily CHRIS' LINKS: Roblox DOC: https://www.watchtrublu.com/dangerous-games-a-chris-hansen-investigation YT 1: https://www.youtube.com/@UCgKTJAN-IrVyX-jIJ5INEhA YT 2: https://www.youtube.com/@UC1EWFQy8iPvh9Cfdil0F1JA IG: https://www.instagram.com/officialchrishansen/ X: https://x.com/chrishansen Chris Hansen hosted To Catch a Predator on Dateline NBC from 2004 to 2007 and has continued catching predators through his TruBlu streaming network. In 2025 MTV Documentary Films released Predators examining the cultural impact of the show and A24 is releasing Primetime a biographical crime thriller starring Robert Pattinson as Hansen in fall 2026. He sits down with Julian Dorey for the most comprehensive and most personally significant predator accountability conversation this podcast has produced — covering attorneys general now active on Roblox and where the line gets drawn, the To Catch a Predator documentary, Josh Giddey and the gross cultural pedophilia problem around the world, the Sierra Leone aftermath and tribalism, Les Wexner's Epstein deposition and elite conspiracies, preying on deepest fears and dreams, NAMBLA being real, internet safety, the Cambodia rescue story, the Oklahoma City bombing, 3 million miles flown, being ahead of law enforcement, Chris on 9/11 and the Roblox documentary. Wikipedia The Roblox and internet safety thread is the episode's most immediately alarming and most practically significant contribution for parents. Attorneys general are now on Roblox — the specific moment when state-level law enforcement has been forced to enter the most popular children's gaming platform on earth because predators got there first and the platform has been covering it up. Chris Hansen examines where the line gets drawn what the Roblox documentation reveals about the platform's specific failure to protect children and what the Roblox documentary he has produced shows about the specific mechanism through which predators use gaming platforms to access children. The movement from online grooming to in-person abuse — Roblox to IRL — is the most alarming single documented pattern in the segment. The Josh Giddey and cultural pedophilia thread is the episode's most culturally specific and most immediately significant contribution. Josh Giddey — the NBA player who faced allegations involving a minor — is examined by Chris Hansen in the context of the broader documented pattern of gross cultural pedophilia around the world. The specific way in which celebrity and institutional protection function to insulate predators from accountability is the most practically significant dimension of the Giddey discussion — and it connects directly to the Les Wexner Epstein deposition thread and the broader elite conspiracy pattern that Hansen has been documenting throughout his career. Inside This Clip: Attorneys general active on Roblox now — what that means and where the line gets drawn The To Catch a Predator documentary — what it covers and what it reveals about the show's impact Josh Giddey and the gross cultural pedophilia problem around the world Sierra Leone aftermath tribalism and elite conspiracies — the broader accountability pattern Les Wexner's Epstein deposition — what it shows and why Chris Hansen takes it seriously Preying on deepest fears and dreams — the specific psychological mechanism predators use NAMBLA was real — what Chris Hansen found and what it means Internet safety — the specific practical guidance Chris Hansen offers The Cambodia rescue story — the most operationally alarming single operation in 3 million miles Oklahoma City bombing — Chris Hansen was there and what it means for his career Being ahead of law enforcement — the specific documented gap that predators exploit The Roblox documentary — what it shows and where to find it on TruBlu ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - Bad Stuff Happens AGs on Roblox Now & Drawing the Line 07:54 - Josh Giddey & Gross Cultural Around the World 16:03 - Sierra Leone Aftermath Tribalism 26:09 - Preying on Deepest Fears 33:33 - Cambodia Rescue Story & Oklahoma City Bombing 39:10 - 3 Million Miles Flown Being Ahead of Law Enforcement 47:01 - Roblox Documentary @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  John Kiriakou EXPOSES Most Corrupt Politician Alive 02.09.2026 1t 4min

  WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_FDZozJ9zE&t=0s Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily Newsletter: https://juliandoreypodcast.beehiiv.com/get-julians-top-10-books CLIPPERS DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/8QmWEKJ3BT John Kiriakou is a former CIA senior counterterrorism officer and the agency's chief of counterterrorism in the Middle East. He was the first and only CIA officer ever imprisoned for leaks — spending 23 months in federal prison after blowing the whistle on the CIA's torture and waterboarding program. He is a journalist author and host of Deep Focus. In this segment he sits down with Julian Dorey for the most personally revealing and most operationally specific CIA conversation in the series — covering the Rudy Giuliani beef story and the impenetrable TSA door, the job offer of a lifetime and the FBI's counter intelligence embarrassment, what attending the CIA Farm was actually like, what it felt like to enjoy being a CIA spy and work assets, spy craft school and the disguise story, the prison experience and making assets on the inside, and the first wife and the specific difficulty of being in a relationship with a CIA officer who could not tell you anything. The CIA Farm thread is the episode's most operationally specific and most immediately significant contribution. The CIA Farm — the agency's classified training facility in Virginia known officially as Camp Peary — is one of the most documented and most consistently mysterious elements of the CIA training pipeline. Kiriakou attended it. He examines what the Farm is actually like — the specific training methodologies the psychological demands the tradecraft curriculum and what it felt like to go through an institution designed to produce people who can operate in environments where a single mistake is fatal. The disguise story from spy craft school is the most personally vivid and most immediately alarming element of the Farm training thread — a specific and documented account of what CIA disguise training looks like from the inside. The job offer and FBI embarrassment thread is the episode's most institutionally revealing and most personally significant contribution. Kiriakou describes the job offer of a lifetime — the specific moment in his career trajectory when the CIA presented him with the opportunity that defined everything that followed — and the FBI's counter intelligence embarrassment that provides the most alarming institutional context for understanding the specific rivalry between the CIA and the FBI that shapes so much of the operational environment Kiriakou worked in. The working assets thread is the episode's most humanly significant and most operationally specific contribution. Working assets — the specific CIA practice of cultivating managing and running human intelligence sources — is the core of what Kiriakou did and what he describes as genuinely enjoying. The specific dynamics of the asset relationship — the trust the manipulation the genuine human connection that makes good asset work possible and the specific moral complexity of what you are asking another human being to do when you recruit them — are examined with the honesty and the personal specificity that makes Kiriakou's account the most credible and most humanly grounded available from a practicing CIA officer. Inside This Clip: The Rudy Giuliani beef story and the impenetrable TSA door — the most absurd opening in the segment The job offer of a lifetime — what it was and what it meant for Kiriakou's CIA trajectory The FBI counter intelligence embarrassment — what happened and what it reveals about the CIA-FBI relationship Attending the CIA Farm — what it is actually like from the inside What it felt like to enjoy being a CIA spy — Kiriakou's honest account of the work he loved Working assets — the specific dynamics of cultivating running and managing human intelligence sources Spy craft school and the disguise story — the most operationally vivid element of the Farm training ***TIMESTMAPS*** 0:00 - Most Corrupt Politician Story & Impenetrable TSA Door 17:29 - John's Job Offer of a Lifetime FBI's Embarrassment & Counter Intelligence Program 25:39 - Attending CIA Farm John Enjoying Being a CIA Spy & Working Assets 40:15 - Spy Craft School & Being in Disguise Story 52:31 - Prison Story & Making Assets 57:45 - 1st Wife & Difficulty of Being a CIA Asset @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  If YOU Think FLOCK was Already Bad, It Just Got Worse | Julian Dorey 01.09.2026 1t 4min

  FLOCK PART STARTS AT TIMESTAMP: 41:12 WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/G9-LZmVdJaU Newsletter: https://juliandoreypodcast.beehiiv.com/get-julians-top-10-booksCLIPPERS DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/8QmWEKJ3BT Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily Garrett Langley went on Fox News' Saturday in America in mid-August 2026 and told America that focusing on privacy alone prioritizes the wrong thing. His company Flock Safety sells automated license plate reader cameras to more than 4800 police departments across 49 states and has been valued at $8.4 billion backed by Andreessen Horowitz. The clip hit X and went viral. Then the internet did what the internet does. Users began posting what they claim is Langley's private home address — photographs of his Atlanta house repeatedly removed by X's moderation team with users continuously re-uploading them by altering wording and images to slip past filters. Julian Dorey reacts to the most perfect irony of 2026 — the man who built America's largest surveillance network and told Americans to compromise on their privacy suddenly finds himself on the other side of unwanted attention and discovers that privacy actually matters quite a lot when it is your own home address being circulated online. The privacy prioritizes the wrong thing thread is the episode's most immediately ironic and most analytically significant contribution. Langley's exact framing on Fox News was that focusing only on privacy or safety prioritizes the wrong thing — the fix he argued is compromise. How do we have our safety and how do we balance privacy? The specific irony of this framing — coming from the CEO of a company that runs a vehicle movement database covering tens of thousands of cameras across 49 states and that has given Customs and Border Protection access to those cameras at a scale that digital rights advocates describe as a national vehicle-movement database — is the most perfectly constructed accountability moment in the entire Flock story. Rep. Keith Self quoted Benjamin Franklin in response and introduced the PRIVACY Act which would require federal agencies to obtain warrants before querying ALPR data. The Fourth Amendment is not up for compromise. The doxxing thread is the episode's most immediately entertaining and most personally significant contribution. The specific mechanism — Langley's home address being posted to X with users continuously re-uploading modified versions to evade the platform's automated filters — is the most practically specific and most immediately ironic element of the entire episode. X prohibits doxxing and is removing posts. The volume is outpacing moderation as users tweak wording and swap images to evade automated filters. It is a whack-a-mole problem except the mole sells surveillance infrastructure. The specific parallel — a man whose business model is tracking people's movements without their knowledge or consent finding his own home location being circulated without his knowledge or consent — is the most perfectly constructed irony in the entire Flock accountability story. Inside This Clip: Flock CEO Garrett Langley on Fox News — privacy prioritizes the wrong thing The specific Fox News framing and why it triggered the specific response it did The doxxing — home address posted to X repeatedly re-uploaded to evade moderation The whack-a-mole problem except the mole sells surveillance infrastructure The Fourth Amendment is not up for compromise — Rep. Keith Self's Benjamin Franklin response The PRIVACY Act introduced to require warrants before querying ALPR data Senator Josh Hawley's formal congressional investigation into Flock's data practices EFF calling Flock's privacy updates piecemeal voluntary and reversible CBP access to tens of thousands of Flock units — the national vehicle-movement database Julian Dorey's full reaction to the most perfect irony in the entire Flock accountability story ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - Stanley Kubrick Was Tapped Into Another Dimension 1:39 - CIA Director Goes to Russia with Love 6:17 - Lindsey Graham's Afterlife 7:57 - Russia's Human Rights Commissioner 9:04 - Semi-Routine Trip to Russia Amid Ukraine Escalation 10:52 - Erik Prince Bombing Trap Houses in Haiti & Hillary Clinton Dance-a-Thon 14:28 - CIA Galapagos Fishing Boat Drone Strikes 20:01 - The Cool Dictator & His Relationship With Human Rights 21:26 - Christopher Nolan Predicted Society in the Batman Trilogy 23:04 - Chinese Cyberhack of DOJ NASA the Fed & US Government 26:53 - The China-Nepal Food Disaster 29:24 - Meta $17.1 Billion Lawsuit Settlement & New Rules for Kids Online 36:22 - The Slippery Slope Question & Constitutional Rights of Kids vs Parents 39:52 - The 1990s AT&T Bill Precedent 41:12 - Flock CEO Doxxed 44:11 - Flock CEO's Hilarious Privacy vs Safety Compromise Proposal 48:50 - Alessi Allaman's City Council Moment vs Flock in Florida 51:10 - Benn Jordan Brilliantly Spies on Flock 55:00 - The Dark Peter Thiel Ties to Flock 58:31 - Peter Thiel's Clavicular Ties & Deef Tells Lee Cronin Why Thiel Is So Shiny @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. 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  The "Conspiracy" Theories about Israel's Operation Solomon were Sadly Right... | Bassem Youssef 31.08.2026 1t 4min

  Watch the FULL EPISODE here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oH9yOZrG1UI&t=3418s Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily FOLLOW BASSEM: IG: https://www.instagram.com/bassem/ X: https://x.com/Byoussef Newsletter: https://juliandoreypodcast.beehiiv.com/get-julians-top-10-books CLIPPERS DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/8QmWEKJ3BT --- Operation Solomon was a covert Israeli military operation that transported 14,325 Ethiopian Jews to Israel in 36 hours in May 1991. It has since become the most frequently cited evidence that Israel is not a racist state — that it airlifted Black African Jews to freedom and welcomed them as a lost tribe returning home. The popular narrative of Operation Solomon has been used as proof that Israel is not racist and that Israel is a diverse democracy. Bassem Youssef — the Egyptian comedian and political commentator who has become one of the most widely watched voices on the Israel-Palestine conflict — examines what happened after the rescue. Ethiopian Jewish women who immigrated to Israel were regularly injected with contraceptives without their knowledge or consent. Israel eventually acknowledged this. The administered shots stop menstruation and can cause serious fertility problems. Blood donations from Ethiopian Jews were secretly dumped. Institutional and police discrimination followed. The story that Israel uses as its most powerful counter to accusations of racism has a black eye that nobody wants to touch. Bassem Youssef touches it. The forced sterilization thread is the episode's most personally alarming and most immediately significant contribution. Ethiopian Jewish women were regularly injected with Depo-Provera — a long-acting contraceptive — without obtaining informed consent or sometimes without disclosure of what the injection was. Israel eventually acknowledged the program. Youssef argues that the fact this ever happened shows that the Israeli state is inherently racist — it did not want darker-skinned African Jews to breed. Julian Dorey examines Youssef's argument in full — what the sterilization program reveals about the specific nature of Israeli state racism and why the same racial logic that produced it has relevance for the broader conversation about Israeli policy that Youssef has been leading in the public sphere. The blood dumped thread is the episode's most symbolically significant and most institutionally alarming contribution. Blood donations from Ethiopian Jews were secretly dumped. The specific institutional decision — that the blood of Ethiopian Jewish Israeli citizens was categorically unsuitable for use in the Israeli medical system and should be disposed of rather than transfused — is simultaneously the most symbolic and most practically documented expression of the anti-Black racism that Youssef argues characterized Israeli state policy toward the community it had publicly celebrated as a lost tribe returning home. The gap between the public celebration of Operation Solomon and the private institutional practice of dumping Ethiopian Jewish blood is the most alarming single expression of the contradiction at the center of the Operation Solomon narrative. **Inside This Clip:** - Operation Solomon — what it was what it rescued and how it has been used as proof Israel is not racist - Why Bassem Youssef says the Operation Solomon narrative is incomplete and misleading - Ethiopian Jewish women injected with contraceptives without their knowledge or consent - Israel eventually acknowledging the forced sterilization program — what that acknowledgment revealed - Why Youssef says the sterilization program proves the Israeli state did not want Black Jews to reproduce - Ethiopian Jewish blood donations secretly dumped by the Israeli medical system - Institutional and police discrimination against Ethiopian Jews in Israel for more than three decades - Ethiopian Israeli protests in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem 24 years after the rescue - Police killings of young Ethiopian Israeli men and the community protests that followed - Bassem Youssef connecting the treatment of Ethiopian Jews to the broader argument about Israeli racism This is the Operation Solomon story told with the full documented context — the rescue that Israel celebrates as proof of its humanity and the forced sterilization the dumped blood and the decades of discrimination that followed it that Bassem Youssef says reveal what that rescue actually meant. --- ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - UN Partition Rewritten History & No Solution Until Occupation Ends 11:29 - American Media as Israel's Iron Dome & the Hannibal Directive 21:42 - Ethiopian Jewish Women Given Contraceptive Shots 25:01 - Growing Up in the Middle East & Choosing TV Over Medicine 34:14 - Parents Passing Away His Brother Egypt & Israel Peace Treaty 40:14 - Arab Governments on Thin Ice & the Great Israel Project 49:03 - Dan Bilzerian Interview & Why Generalizing Is Dangerous @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. 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  "Collapse is HAPPENING!" - Peter Schiff Says the Stock Bubble Is Now Worse Than 2000 30.08.2026 1t 4min

  WATCH FULL VIDEO: https://youtu.be/wK9bX1Yast0 Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily Newsletter: https://juliandoreypodcast.beehiiv.com/get-julians-top-10-books CLIPPERS DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/8QmWEKJ3BT PETER's LINKS - YT: https://www.youtube.com/c/peterschiff - IG: https://www.instagram.com/peterschiff/reels/ - X: https://x.com/peterschiff --- Peter Schiff — the economist who called the 2008 housing crash before virtually every mainstream forecaster — sits down with Julian Dorey for the most comprehensive and most alarming economic conversation this podcast has produced. When you are inside a bubble you cannot see it. That is the central analytical insight that drives everything Schiff examines in this segment — the stock bubble that is now worse than 2000, the bond bubble that has already popped, the market that is the most expensive it has ever been in all of history, the $40 trillion national debt that is just the tip of the iceberg, the $100 trillion in unfunded liabilities that represent the real number, and the Big Beautiful Bill that was a lie from the moment it was passed. The bubble worse than 2000 thread is the episode's most historically significant and most immediately alarming contribution. The current bubble is not just a housing bubble. It spans more than just housing — it is a stock bubble a bond bubble a real estate bubble and a government debt bubble all simultaneously inflated by the same mechanism of cheap money and credit expansion that produced 2008. The stock bubble now is worse than 2000. The market is the most expensive it has ever been in all of history — prices divorced from fundamentals in ways that cannot be sustained. When Peter realized real estate was a bubble in 2006 the comparison between renting and buying was the diagnostic tool — the value comes from rental income not from price appreciation and when that relationship breaks down the bubble has been identified. The same diagnostic applied today produces the same conclusion across every major asset class simultaneously. The bond bubble thread is the episode's most technically specific and most immediately consequential contribution. The bond bubble has already popped. The yield on the 30-year US Treasury traded to 5.18% — the highest yield since 2006. But the debt in 2006 was significantly less. The specific relationship between yield and debt is the most important and most consistently ignored dimension of the Treasury market — when yields rise on a debt load that is orders of magnitude larger than it was the last time yields were this high the fiscal math produces a specific and documented conclusion. This is not sustainable. The Fed overlooks this because acknowledging it would require acknowledging the specific mechanism through which the entire financial system has been sustained. The $40 trillion iceberg thread is the episode's most practically significant and most personally alarming contribution. The national debt is $40 trillion. But that is just the tip. Student loans pensions mortgages and all the other obligations that sit below the waterline add up to well over $100 trillion in unfunded liabilities. They borrow our taxes. We are on the hook for every dollar they spend. And the Big Beautiful Bill — the legislation that was presented as fiscal responsibility — was a lie. It was borrowed and printed not cut. The specific mechanism through which the bill added to rather than reduced the fiscal burden is the most important and most consistently underreported dimension of the entire debt story. **Inside This Clip:** - When you are inside a bubble you cannot see it — the central analytical framework - The current bubble spans more than just housing — stock bond real estate and government debt simultaneously - The stock bubble is now worse than 2000 and the market is the most expensive in history - How Peter uses the term bubble — prices divorced from fundamentals - The bond bubble has already popped — the 5.18% 30-year yield highest since 2006 - Why the debt being so much larger now makes that yield level categorically more alarming - This is not sustainable — what the Fed overlooks and why - Comparing renting to buying in 2006 — when Peter realized real estate was a bubble - The value comes from rental income not price appreciation — the diagnostic tool - The $40 trillion national debt is just the tip of the iceberg - Student loans pensions mortgages — well over $100 trillion in unfunded liabilities - They borrow our taxes and we are on the hook for every dollar they spend - Why the Big Beautiful Bill was a lie — borrowed and printed not cut -- ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - Peter Called the 2008 Bubble Before Anyone 10:20 - This Bubble Is WORSE Than 2008 20:34 - The Bond Bubble & Redefining Inflation 35:49 - Why We NEED a Severe Crash 45:09 - China's Economy Is Freer Than Ours 54:20 - Government CREATES Poverty by Design @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. 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  "The Island Takes Your Soul!" - Survivor Tells Harrowing Stories about Epstein Island 29.08.2026 1t 3min

  FULL EPISODE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnpeUGm_1zE Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily Newsletter: https://juliandoreypodcast.beehiiv.com/get-julians-top-10-books CLIPPERS DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/8QmWEKJ3BT LISA's LINKS: IG: https://www.instagram.com/iamlisaphillips/ YT: https://www.youtube.com/@UCHKwmUQXbKa2bs7qYmlfkNQ --- This episode is handled with the care and the seriousness that Lisa Phillips' account deserves. Lisa Phillips is a former Ford model and Epstein survivor who was invited to Epstein's island in the early 2000s at age 21 under the guise of a modeling photoshoot in the Caribbean. She was pressured into giving Epstein a massage that escalated into sexual assault. She has become a prominent advocate appearing on programs like RTE's Late Late Show and speaking at events on Capitol Hill. In this segment she sits down with Julian Dorey to provide the most operationally specific and most personally significant account she has given publicly — covering Epstein's underground casting methods and his use of modeling agencies including his relationship with Les Wexner, the intelligence dimension of Epstein's operation, what it was like to meet Epstein and Prince Andrew for the first time, the attack on Epstein Island and what it produced in her in the immediate aftermath, the Epstein recruitment pyramid that Ghislaine Maxwell and Sarah Kellen operated, Epstein following up with her and the r*pe support groups she attended, what happened to her emotionally after Epstein and how she turned cold, and the deeply disturbing moment when Epstein met her again. The underground casting methods thread is the episode's most operationally specific and most institutionally significant contribution. Epstein did not operate his victim recruitment network independently of the legitimate modeling industry. He operated through it — using the specific power dynamics of the casting and booking process the specific vulnerability of young models who depended on agency relationships for their careers and the specific connections that his relationship with Les Wexner and Victoria's Secret created within the modeling world to identify access and isolate victims. Lisa Phillips examines the specific underground casting methods that brought her into contact with Epstein's network and what those methods reveal about how systematically the modeling industry's legitimate infrastructure was used as a recruitment pipeline. The island attack thread is the episode's most personally significant and most humanly important contribution and is treated with the gravity it deserves. Lisa Phillips describes being attacked by Epstein on Little Saint James — the specific circumstances that led to the attack what happened and what the immediate aftermath looked like for a 21-year-old woman far from home in a place from which she could not simply leave. The account is given publicly to support accountability and truth and Julian Dorey handles it with the care and the respect that Lisa Phillips and every survivor deserve. The recruitment pyramid thread is the episode's most structurally significant and most institutionally alarming contribution. Epstein's operation was not a lone predator acting without infrastructure. It was a documented pyramid with Ghislaine Maxwell and Sarah Kellen as the operational managers — identifying grooming and managing the women who moved through the network. Lisa Phillips examines how the pyramid worked what her position within it was and what the specific mechanism of follow-up that Epstein employed after the island attack reveals about how deliberately and systematically the network was designed to maintain control over its victims. **Inside This Clip:** - Epstein's underground casting methods and how he used modeling agencies as a recruitment pipeline - Epstein's relationship with Les Wexner and Victoria's Secret and what it enabled - The intelligence dimension of Epstein's operation and what it meant for accountability - Meeting Epstein and Prince Andrew for the first time — what Lisa Phillips observed - The attack on Epstein Island — what happened and what followed immediately - The Epstein recruitment pyramid — how Ghislaine Maxwell and Sarah Kellen operated it - Epstein following up with Lisa Phillips after the island attack --- ***TIMESTAMPS*** 0:00 - Underground Casting Methods Epstein Working With Modeling Agencies & Les Wexner 14:28 - Epstein Intelligence 15:57 - Meeting Epstein & Prince Andrew for the First Time 21:30 - Epstein Attacks Lisa on Epstein Island 33:46 - Epstein Recruitment Pyramid Ghislaine Maxwell & Sarah Kellen 39:25 - Epstein Follows Up With Lisa & Attending R*pe Support Groups 45:03 - Lisa Turns Cold Post-Epstein & Epstein Master Manipulator 50:30 - Lisa and Epstein Meet Again @JulianDoreyDaily ​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices