BOMBSHELL: Does the DOJ FINALLY Know What Time It Is? | Guest: Dr. Stephen Meyer | 4/29/26

The Steve Deace Show delivers a high-octane episode filled with political firestorms, cultural commentary, and scientific inquiry. The episode opens with explosive news: former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted for threatening President Trump in a cryptic social media post (8647), while the Department of Justice under Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has launched a wave of prosecutions targeting figures tied to the pandemic era, including Fauci advisor David Morin and the Southern Poverty Law Center. Host Steve Deace celebrates these developments as a long-overdue reckoning, framing them as evidence of a shift in political will and a rejection of the 'nation of laws' myth. He praises the timing of the Comey indictment—coming just after the fourth assassination attempt on Trump—as strategic and symbolic. The episode then pivots to a deep dive into Dr. Stephen Meyer’s new documentary, 'The Story of Everything,' which argues for intelligent design based on scientific evidence from cosmology and molecular biology. Meyer contends that the complexity of DNA and the fine-tuning of the universe point to a transcendent, intelligent cause, challenging the materialist narrative promoted by figures like Carl Sagan and Neil deGrasse Tyson. The show closes with a fiery exchange between Deace and guest Daniel Horowitz, who frames the pandemic as a product of dangerous gain-of-function research and a broader biomedical agenda rooted in godless transhumanism. They argue that the fear of death and the rejection of divine accountability drive elite scientists to pursue radical interventions, creating a moral vacuum that enables systemic deception and harm. Key takeaways include: 1) The DOJ’s recent indictments signal a strategic shift toward real accountability, not just political theater; 2) The timing of the Comey indictment is not coincidental but calculated to maximize impact; 3) The film 'The Story of Everything' presents a scientifically grounded case for intelligent design, challenging materialist dogma; 4) Gain-of-function research is not just risky—it may be a deliberate, ethically bankrupt pursuit of control over life itself; 5) The fear of death and the rejection of God are central drivers of modern scientific overreach; 6) The indictment of Fauci’s aide provides a crucial opening to expose the full scope of pandemic-era cover-ups; 7) The media’s silence or dismissal of these narratives is itself a form of ideological warfare; 8) True justice requires not just punishment but systemic reform of institutions that operate beyond accountability.