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On Badlands Daily for 10/26/26, CannCon opens with the fight over Alaska's ranked choice voting, the confusion of two candidates with the same name on the ballot, and the debate over whether President Trump is laying groundwork to step in if Alaska's election goes sideways. From there the show turns to election integrity, with reported vote discrepancies in Los Angeles, mail-in ballots, Maricopa County and an update on Tina Peters. Next up is the midterm picture: a Democrat sheriff from Michigan endorsing Mike Rogers, new House power rankings, and why the polls may be wrong. The conversation moves to Congress, the Save America Act and the case for a veto strategy. Then it is on to the arrest of a CIA contractor, the second such case this year, and an appeals court ruling. CannCon closes with Brazil's election, where the vote was extended by two hours for the first time in the country's history, plus the debate over the money sent to Ukraine and new sanctions on Vladimir Putin. News, analysis and live chat from start to finish.
President Trump speaks at the Port of Corpus Christi, Texas, on October 27, 2026. He opens with breaking news: a ship in the port carrying a million barrels of oil from Venezuela, to be refined right here in Texas, then reports that the port has just come off one of the busiest months in its history under his administration. He talks through American energy production, exports and the jobs tied to the Gulf Coast, along with trade, tariffs and bringing manufacturing back home. He touches on the border, the economy and prices, and pokes fun at the Nobel Prize committee along the way. Trump also makes a direct pitch to Texas voters on behalf of Ken Paxton and asks the crowd to turn out for him. He closes by telling the ladies and gentlemen of Texas that the golden age of America is upon us. Badlands Media brings you the full remarks as delivered, from the presidential introduction through the final thank you.
Ashe in America, Christy Lupo and Jackie Espada kick off Halloween week in costume and catch up on fall weather from Denver to the South. First up is the story behind Halloween: Stingy Jack tricking the devil and the turnip that became the jack-o'-lantern, the strange roots of bobbing for apples, and how costumes went from warding off spirits to pure fun, plus the costumes the hosts have made over the years. Then the tech tip of the week shows three ways to put the photos on your phone to work with no extra apps, from searching for text inside pictures to translating signs. The show closes with a new game, Real or Fake History, covering October 26 to November 1: the Continental Navy ship Reprisal, the Erie Canal's opening, Helena, Montana's silver strike at Last Chance Gulch and more, with chat playing along against Team Christy. Follow Badlands Media for more independent news and analysis.
On Y-Chromes Ep. 97, the crew breaks down a wild NFL weekend from top to bottom. They start with the Niners taking their first loss of the season and the Dolphins grinding out a win, then get into Tom Brady and the never-ending roughing the passer debate, including which calls actually deserved a flag and which ones are ruining the game. From there it is Joe Burrow and the Bengals, Matt LaFleur's decisions in Detroit vs Green Bay, and Baker Mayfield's Bucs hosting the Falcons. The guys react to Atlanta's new logo and the online pile-on that followed, including the Buzz Patterson post. On the hockey side they cover the Golden Knights and Vegas going into Madison Square Garden against the Rangers. Then the show shifts off the field with a barbershop shooting story involving Sergeant David Birch, a restaurant story that has the whole crew weighing in, and a classic dose of 'Murica to close things out. Sports, banter and hot takes from start to finish.
Jon Herold opens the week on Brazil's election, where Lula's surprise win over the Bolsonaro camp has Jon skeptical. He flashes back to the USAID and Brazil connection, looks at the voting machines and Lula's former lawyer on the court, and covers the market rout that followed the result. Then the focus shifts to the US midterms: long early voting windows and mail-in ballots, when states are allowed to count early ballots, and 48 foreign nationals charged with illegal voting in 5 states. Jon also reads the chat on whether to vote at all, why some still call elections rigged even with a red wave, demands for mass arrests, and the friction around Badlands. He closes with a little fantasy football from the weekend. Follow Badlands Media for more independent news and analysis.
This time Jon Herold and Zak Paine break down conspiracy theories, blue heron and Diné tribe. First up, the focus shifts to conspiracy theories, with Flávio Bolsonaro, Brazil and Twitter in the mix. Then the talk turns to Trump administration, with Comey and DOJ in the mix. From there, the crew gets into ghost tour, with Bridgewater Triangle, Bermuda Triangle and English in the mix. Later, it's on to YouTube videos, with Bridgewater Triangle in the mix. After that, the conversation moves to blue heron, with Pukwudgies, Bridgewater Triangle and Bigfoot in the mix. Next, the focus shifts to Naha, Weir and Yukon. Further on, the talk turns to Navajo, Apache and Nations. Then the crew gets into squirrel monkey, with Masson, Jaime Maussan and Mexico in the mix. Then it's on to red eyes, with Mexico in the mix. Before the close, the conversation moves to Diné tribe, with Bigfoot, Clinton Road and Maxwell Fear in the mix. You won't want to miss this one.
One week out from the midterms, CannCon and Zak Paine open Tuesday's Badlands Daily on why every election is do or die and why citizens have to stay involved in the process. First up is the third federal charge against James Comey, a case that has played out under seal since October 5th, and what Comey and his friends could do with the details of their own plotting. Then the focus shifts to elections: California's voter rolls after the DOJ deadline, ballots mailed to people who no longer live in the state, the SAVE system rollout, and the closed case over almost 500 ballot envelopes that turned up at an NGO in Maryland. Next, Brazil's presidential race, President Trump's comments on Lula and the Bolsonaros, and reports that Marco Rubio is on edge. The show closes on Venezuela, the CIA as a shadow government, and an immigration waiver story USCIS called fake. Follow Badlands Media for more independent news and analysis.
JB White opens Florida-Georgia week distracted and fired up, with a Victory Monday for the Gators and Jaguars even though neither team played. He starts with the homecoming week shooting at Florida A&M, where six juveniles were shot, and draws a straight line to gang activity in Atlanta, Miami, Jacksonville and Haiti. JB says young males need a strong hand, talks about his own work in Haiti and his Haitian best friend, blames the Haitian elite for failing their people, and says the hemisphere cannot let Haiti stay a failed state. He trusts Donald Trump and Marco Rubio to bring that strong hand. Then he turns to a Rich Does Politics panel that set him off: why a combat veteran who calls himself a global citizen gets a higher standard, why calling Trump's moves a heist is not support, and why it makes sense for the Department of War to bring in X voices like Data Republican, Jennica Pounds and Cynical Publius, whose new book Unelected he shows on air. He also restates his line on talk that the Jews control the Trump administration. Plus UCF over BYU, Rocky Top banter and the GART 14 St. Pete Beach plug.
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