#113 - John Zmirak / Sidney Powell

The episode opens with a fiery critique of Tucker Carlson’s recent interview with a New York Times reporter, where Eric Metaxas accuses Carlson of deliberate deception, citing his denial of suggesting Trump might be the Antichrist—despite video evidence proving otherwise. Metaxas argues this behavior is not mere political posturing but a sign of spiritual surrender, drawing on Catholic theology to describe a 'perfect possession' where a person willingly aligns with demonic forces. He traces this shift to Carlson’s reported 'demonic attack' and his refusal to seek spiritual guidance, instead relying on solitary Bible reading. The conversation then pivots to a broader cultural and spiritual crisis, with Metaxas asserting that America’s founding was rooted in a biblical covenant with God, not abstract political theory. He warns that the erosion of Christian faith—and the deliberate suppression of this history in schools through books like Howard Zinn’s 'A People’s History' and the 1619 Project—has undermined the moral foundation of democracy. In a stark contrast, Sidney Powell returns to discuss the 2020 election, claiming overwhelming evidence of systemic fraud that was suppressed by the DOJ, Supreme Court, and Congress. She argues that the establishment betrayed the public by burying evidence, not out of malice but out of fear of 'divisiveness,' and calls for a national awakening to reclaim truth and justice.