Lions of Liberty Network

Brian McWilliams criticizes the CW series *Lanterns*, arguing that its writers have introduced racist and anti-white narratives by reinterpreting Hal Jordan’s character through a lens of oppression.

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Emma Victoria Johnson shares her journey from a Stage 4 cancer diagnosis to near remission after rejecting standard Australian treatments.

The hosts discuss a Boston Globe exposé on a lesbian bar called Last Ditch, where a decision to make masks optional sparked violent threats from patrons who claim to be immunocompromised.

The host critiques a Converse ad featuring a K-pop star, arguing that outrage over a cropped image resembling a KKK hood is dishonest and highlights the absurdity of modern "woke" sensitivities.

Aidan Grogan from the Manhattan Institute discusses his undercover experience at the Socialism 2026 conference in Chicago, revealing radical panels…

Daniel Jawani shares his harrowing experience of being falsely accused of terrorism and detained at a black site in Saudi Arabia, detailing the mental resilience required to survive.

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Host Brian McWilliams opens by mocking Mitch McConnell’s apparent incapacitation, arguing for age limits in government.

Lou Perez interviews Andrew Hartz of the Open Therapy Institute about the rise of political activism in mental health.

Ross Ulbricht, pardoned by President Trump, delivered a speech at the 2026 RNC detailing his 11-year imprisonment and warning against government tyranny.

Lions of Liberty Network hosts discuss the 25th anniversary of 9/11, debating generational trauma, government overreach, and the shifting cultural narrative surrounding the attacks.

Host Brian McWilliams discusses the Lindsay Clancy trial and the lack of support for male postpartum depression, highlighting the "fourth trimester" challenges fathers face.

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Host Brian McWilliams critiques Joe Rogan’s argument that eliminating poverty would stop crime, asserting that modern welfare already addresses basic needs and that human nature drives criminality.

Lou Perez interviews author Barry Marr about his first novel, *The Great Dick and the Dysfunctional Demon*.

Host John Odorizzi and guest John Ziegler discuss the resurgent media attention on the Jerry Sandusky case, focusing on a potential evidentiary hearing involving accuser Ryan Rimmeyer.

The host condemns the social media support for Lindsey Clancy, linking it to broader cultural shifts, before analyzing 2028 election polling that favors JD Vance and highlights AOC’s rising influence.

The hosts mourn the deaths of Peter Cullen, Dolly Parton, and Tim Curry, reflecting on their legacies and the hosts' own aging parents.

Brian McWilliams discusses a Cambridge study claiming leftists have radicalized ten times more than conservatives since the 1980s, citing issues like gender ideology and immigration.

This episode argues that DEI policies have systematically excluded white men from the workforce, contributing to record-low male labor participation.

Brian Nichols interviews Adam Butcher of Basin Industries on the energy impacts of AI data centers and rising oil prices.

Host Brian McWilliams condemns the TikTok trend sympathizing with Lindsay Clancy, who killed her three children, and criticizes the defense of disgraced academic Jason Arday.

Kendra Riley joins the Lions of Liberty Network to discuss her family’s urgent relocation to Italy for life-saving gene therapy unavailable in the U.

The host analyzes Francesca Hong’s narrow loss in the Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary to establishment candidate David Crowley.

Hosted by Lou Dobbs at Freedom Fest, this panel features comedians Boris Hyman, Andrew Heaton, and Peter Stewart, attorney Randy Barnett, and Stephen…

Host John Odermatt argues that while government surveillance is a concern, private tracking by employers and parents is eroding trust more quietly.

Brian Nichols argues that recent revelations vindicate critics of the COVID response, citing Anthony Fauci’s private diaries to expose alleged lies…

Lou Perez reviews "Luigi the Musical," criticizing its one-sided political messaging and casting choices.

The host critiques WNBA player Sophie Cunningham’s stance on trans athletes, highlighting the backlash from coaches and the potential impact of French player Julie Tittart.

Lou joins John Miltimore to discuss the impact of Canadian wildfires, arguing that poor federal land management and lack of controlled burns exacerbate disasters.

Amber Andrew, founder of Andrew’s Artistry, joins the Lions of Liberty Network to discuss building effective brand systems for founder-led businesses.

Brian Nichols interviews Lanny Davis, former counsel to Bill Clinton and Michael Cohen, about his new book on political civility.

Host Brian McWilliams critiques Dr.

Lou Perez interviews writer Lisa Ives about her literary journey, influential teachers, and the modernist tradition.

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This episode revisits a 2021 interview with David Osborne, founder of Americans for Fair Treatment, who exposed how public sector unions coerce employees into paying dues even after resignation.