Devin Burghart

Lehrman appeared to be acting in some sort of official capacity, stating, "We're going to do everything we can, up to and including asylum if necessary, or other diplomatic interventions as necessary or desirable."

And here's repeat guest Bret Weinstein spinning conspiracies of "contagious vaccines" and invoking Nuremberg.

It's not just a fascination with Bigtree, comb through their catalog, you’ll find dozens of MAHA anti-vaxxers given unchallenged platforms. Here’s anti-vaxx Ivermectin pusher stripped of his medical license, Pierre Kory, going unchallenged about how the polio vaccine is a lie.

Here’s Adhikari telling Bigtree she can “live with” (curious choice of words) Bigtree’s lies that vaccines are dangerous, so long as you can have a choice. They allow him to go on unchallenged about vaccine injuries, agreeing with him.

Here's Adhikari acknowledging that MAHA is Del Bigtree’s anti-vaxxer “tent” and asking if she can come inside.

The podcast did not 1, but 3 episodes at the anti-vaxxer Children’s Health Defense Conference last fall. Brinda Adhikari, co-host of the podcast, in a conversation with anti-vaxx leader Del Bigtree and a MAHA Ohio leader, confessed that there is so much she likes about MAHA.

He even went on the podcast of a white nationalist group hosted by someone who's said that Hitler and the Nazis “were the greatest thing that’s happened to Western civilization.” He repeatedly mentioned how much he liked the group, he encouraged listeners to fund them.

On this fifth anniversary, let's see what CSPOA head Richard Mack thinks about the J6 insurrection. In a 12/17/25 webinar, not only did he defend the insurrectionists, he attacked law enforcement defending the Capitol. At least three WA State Sheriffs will share the stage with Mack this weekend.

Dr. Simone Gold, COVID denial leader of America's Frontline Doctors, jumped on the Article V Constitutional Convention bandwagon, endorsing Convention of the States. Gold was convicted of storming the Capitol on J6, and is accused of using AFLDS funds to purchase a $3.6 million home.