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Mining the MediaAuthor: David Jeffers
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Liar, Liar: Washington's Dangerous Game With America's Security
Episode 9
Saturday, 14 March, 2026
In this episode of Mining the Media, G.K. and Dave peel back the layers of several major stories the corporate media either ignored or distorted. First, they examine new reporting surrounding the Round River FBI operation and the growing evidence that elements inside the federal bureaucracy may have worked to derail investigations connected to the Biden family. Was this a legitimate counterintelligence operation—or something far more political? Next, the discussion turns to the series of FBI counterintelligence probes targeting Donald Trump, raising serious questions about how federal investigative power has been used in recent years. The conversation then shifts to Capitol Hill, where Senate leadership under John Thune faces growing scrutiny from conservatives. David explains why he has long opposed Thune's brand of establishment politics and why the stakes are higher than ever. Finally, the hosts tackle the escalating showdown in Washington over funding the Department of Homeland Security, where partisan brinkmanship threatens to leave the nation exposed. With warnings about border security, airport disruptions, and potential sleeper-cell threats, David argues that political leaders are playing a dangerous game with America's safety. Along the way, Dave imagines himself in the Oval Office, confronting congressional leaders directly—John Thune, Chuck Schumer, Mike Johnson, and Hakeem Jeffries—and demanding accountability for what he calls a reckless round of political Russian roulette with national security. As always, Mining the Media digs beneath the headlines to separate narrative from reality. And in the end, the truth has a way of catching up with the lies.
