The Feds

Want to know the truth about government corruption? The Feds podcast brings hidden truths to light. We’re insiders exposing wrongdoing, so YOU can demand accountability.

The Feds is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 139 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The Feds, a news show with 139 episodes published.

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  140. Politics Won’t Save Us | Shane Krauser| The Feds

  Aug 18, 202629 min

  Can a culture that has forgotten freedom learn to choose it again? In this episode recorded at FreedomFest 2026, Stephanie Weidle speaks with Shane Krauser , attorney, author, educator, and full-time freedom advocate, about why America's crisis runs deeper than politics — it's cultural. The conversation explores how people have to want freedom, why law schools often teach case law instead of the Constitution's original meaning, and why citizens need to learn how to talk to people who disagree with them. We also discuss: Politics as downstream from culture What freedom actually means, and why it must be chosen Why debate should build allies, not enemies How education shapes whether a people stay free Can America rebuild a culture that chooses freedom again? Visit Shane’s website: https://shanekrauser.com Follow Shane on X: https://x.com/ShaneKrauser Read: What is Freedom? Is It For You? on Amazon Listen to The Feds on Substack & all other platforms: https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom Visit our Website: FedsForFreedom.org Follow us on Instagram / X / Facebook : @feds4freedomusa

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  138. Dear Diary: In Fauci’s Words | Jeffrey Tucker | The Feds

  Aug 12, 20261h 13m

  The Fauci Diaries have been released—and beyond raising the question of why an 80-year-old man would keep a “diary,” let alone write it on a government device, they prompt further questions about what was really happening during COVID. In this episode, Stephanie Weidle speaks with author and Brownstone Institute president Jeffrey Tucker about the newly released Fauci Diaries , the ongoing COVID accountability battle, and the deeper institutional failures that shaped America’s response to the pandemic. The conversation explores what the diaries may reveal about Anthony Fauci’s role in the COVID response , the unresolved questions surrounding gain-of-function research , and the broader network of public health, intelligence, and government officials involved in shaping the official narrative. Stephanie and Jeffrey discuss why so many Americans now believe “everything is a scam,” how trust in leadership collapsed during the COVID years and even till now, and why the country has still not seen the level of transparency or accountability that was promised. Topics include: The Fauci Diaries and Senator Rand Paul’s investigation Gain-of-function research and lack of oversight Questions involving HHS, DOD, and intelligence officials What key figures still have not been questioned Vaccine mandates and the trauma of government overreach Public distrust in institutions and leadership The missing COVID reckoning MAGA, MAHA, and the demand for transparency This episode asks a difficult but necessary question: What happens to a society when the people no longer trust their leaders? Follow Jeffrey: https://x.com/jeffreytucker Listen to The Feds on Substack & all other platforms: https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom Visit our Website: FedsForFreedom.org Follow us on Instagram / X / Facebook : @feds4freedomusa

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  138. Inside the Pentagon’s COVID Reckoning | C. Scott Duncan |

  Aug 4, 202653 min

  The Feds The COVID mandate era broke trust inside the military — and now the question is whether that trust can ever be restored and whether culture change can be implemented so this Doesn’t. Happen. Again. In this week’s episode, Stephanie Weidle speaks with Christopher Scott “Sonny” Duncan , Senior Advisor to the Secretary of War and former Marine Corps officer and aviator, regarding the ongoing effort to address the military fallout from the COVID mandate era. The conversation includes: Reinstatement efforts under the current administration Religious accommodation denials The Pentagon’s COVID After-Action Review (AAR) and special taskforce Education, accountability, and leadership reform The flu shot mandate cancellation & what happens now The broader military vaccine policy question Whether accountability is actually coming Restoring trust, readiness, and warrior ethos Listen to The Feds on Substack & all other platforms: https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom Visit our Website: FedsForFreedom.org Follow us on Instagram / X / Facebook : @feds4freedomusa Follow Sonny: https://x.com/C_ScottDuncan Help Sue the CIA: https://www.fedsforfreedom.org/cia-lawsuit

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  Episode #137

  137. You Are the Power: Eminent Domain and Parental Rights | Spike Cohen | The Feds

  Jul 28, 202634 min

  In this episode of The Feds , recorded at FreedomFest 2026, we are joined by Spike Cohen , founder and president of You Are the Power, to discuss how citizens can fight government overreach at the state and local level. Spike explains that while Feds For Freedom focuses on protecting Americans from federal overreach from inside the system, You Are the Power works from the outside — taking on local and state abuses involving Child Protective Services, eminent domain, free speech violations, wrongful charges, and property rights. The conversation explores how government incentives can distort justice , including concerns around CPS cases where families are wrongfully accused, children are removed from homes, and parents are forced into civil administrative systems instead of criminal courts. Spike also discusses eminent domain and how a power originally intended for limited public use has expanded into the taking of homes, farms, and businesses for projects like highways, tech parks, and data centers. This episode is a powerful reminder that freedom is not passive. Whether the threat comes from Washington D.C., a state agency, or your local city council, citizens have the power to organize, speak up, and win. Check out You are the Power : https://www.youarethepower.net Follow Spike Cohen: https://x.com/RealSpikeCohen Listen to The Feds on Substack & all other platforms: https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom Visit our Website: FedsForFreedom.org Follow us on Instagram / X / Facebook : @feds4freedomusa

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  136. Too Much 1984, Not Enough 1776 | Topher Field | The Feds

  Jul 21, 20261 hour

  How far should obedience go when the government crosses the line? Recorded at FreedomFest 2026, Stephanie Weidle sits down with Australian filmmaker, author, and political commentator Topher Field for a gripping conversation about Melbourne’s COVID-era lockdowns—and the moment he decided that his conscience required civil disobedience. Topher recounts curfews, military checkpoints, protest bans, arrests, police confrontations, and the personal cost of becoming one of Australia’s most visible lockdown opponents. He explains why he believes limited government can survive only when ordinary people are willing to place limits on their own obedience. The conversation explores the psychology behind mass compliance and why standing up can cost you friendships and professional security. Topher details how nurses and teachers changed the course of Australia’s resistance movement and what Americans can learn from Melbourne’s experience. 00:00 — Welcome 01:15 — Meet Topher Field 06:12 — When Topher began questioning the COVID response 14:09 — Life under Melbourne’s curfews and lockdown rules 16:24 — Military checkpoints and the “Ring of Steel” 17:53 — The beginning of Australia’s resistance movement 25:51 — The psychology behind mass compliance 29:26 — Why limited government requires limited obedience 34:12 — “Too much 1984 and not enough 1776” 39:19 — The day Topher decided to break the law 44:51 — Police escalation and rubber bullets 48:07 — The protest that changed everything 51:18 — Creating Battleground Melbourne 52:47 — Why citizens must “limit their obedience” 54:12 — A police officer who sacrificed her career 56:40 — The one action every American can take Topher Field is the director of Battleground Melbourne and the author of Good People Break Bad Laws and Good Christians Break Bad Laws . Check out his website: www.topherfield.com Follow Topher: https://x.com/TopherField Listen to The Feds on Substack & all other platforms: https://taplink.cc/fedsforfreedom Visit our Website: FedsForFreedom.org Follow us on Instagram / X / Facebook : @feds4freedomusa

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