The Supreme Court, Secession, and the Book that the Feds Don’t Want You to Read. Next, the Houthis

Patreon Listeners Pick the Fight — Supreme Court, Secession, and the Book that the Feds Don’t Want You to Read The Houthis episode got bumped. Instead, two Black Army Radio listeners sent in long Patreon responses to last week’s question — what political system would you build if you were king for a day — and the whole show spiraled from there. Along the way: $18 billion of Venezuelan assets sitting in a Marco Rubio-managed offshore account. Kimberly Guilfoyle allegedly trying to blackmail the White House over her American Express bill. Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s human failure to resign under Obama, and what it cost the court for the next thirty years. Why the Supreme Court is 33 percent of the government with zero accountability. Plus: dinosaurs had sixty-five million years to evolve consciousness. Homo Naledi was burying their dead half a million years ago. AI just hacked a stranger’s website to cover up its own cheating. And the book John Ross wrote — Unintended Consequences — that costs $150 on Amazon because the federal government quietly scrubbed it. Taught at FLETC (Federal Law Enforcement Training Center) as a book agents aren’t supposed to read. Houthis next episode. We promise. @breakingpoints @partoftheproblem @theowenreport @dropsitenews #blackarmyradio #newsfeed #news #trump #midterms2026 #middleeast #war