Thank you for being patient while we take a week off. Its been a grind and the news hasbeen unrelenting. This week we will look at the weekends festivities after America celebrated it’s 250 birthday. The world was chippy because of it. Mitch McConnell might be brain dead or maybe not. No one knows. His wife might be a CCP handler though. CERN has shut down for 4 years. We’ll discuss all kinds of fun stuff that goes along with the history of CERN and the jacked up things that it allegedly has given us. Lots more to come.

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Just a heads up, we are taking this week off from the show. Rather than pushing something tomorrow night or deviate too far away from the normal, we’re just going to take a break. It’s badly needed and this is a good time to pause.

We’ll still be in here and around doing other stuff. Just no show prep or post to deal with.

Thank you for understanding.

Razor wire opens this week with McShane and Fitz argue New York’s Democrat Socialist of America wave and NYC primary upsets confirm a hard-left “communism” shift, with low turnout letting DSA candidates dominate and mainstream Democrats fractured (Carville teased). They mock AOC’s claims about GOP “fear,” play clips of socialist candidates pushing nationalized airlines and 9/11/colonialism framing, and use Trump’s “free stuff sells” communism riff to warn of collapse and violence, citing Scott Wiener getting heckled and armed leftist groups. Europe’s heat panic, “melting stoplights,” Germany allegedly removing AC units, and anti-AC climate pledges lead into climate-control satire and peat/Scotch whisky backlash. News turns to major earthquakes (Venezuela doublet ~7.2/7.6; Japan) with discussion of pre-quake lights, coronal hole streams, planetary alignment, and ignored warning signals. Interspersed: Beer Drop subscription, Monkless “Curtain Closer” quintuple (11.6%) praise, disappointing sour and stout, plus a “farm report” on Australia’s gimpy-gimpy pain plant.

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The video is free for two days on X. It might not be the best movie, but the subject matter definitly ramps up the temperature on what is already a boiling pot. I haven’t watched it yet, but it appears the style is on par with John Wick type movies.

As always let us know your thoughts!

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IslamiCommies -Democrats Turn to Communism in NYC Election

• New York’s Quicker Decent into Hell NY Post

• New Whack Job Darializa Avila Chevlier Says She’s Going to Make Congress a Hall of Muslim Power

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  • Clare Valdez Abolish Everything

• Aber Kwas Won the Democrat Primary and Hates America

• Bill Melugin’s …

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According to a deeply reported piece in *The New Yorker* by Ben Taub, Trump’s fixation on acquiring Greenland wasn’t new. It dated back to his first term, sparked by a suggestion from longtime friend Ronald Lauder. What began as a seemingly outlandish idea—buying the world’s largest island—evolved into a mix of official policy, private influence operations, and opportunistic maneuvering by a small circle of ideologues and loyalists.

Enter Chris Cox, founder of Bikers for Trump. Dressed in cowhide and a leather vest with a Trump patch, Cox arrived in Nuuk like an unofficial envoy. He handed out flyers, struck friendly tones with locals (“We are not looking at you like a tiger looks at a gazelle”), but also made lists of annexation-friendly and resistant Greenlanders, probed historical grievances with Denmark, and floated ideas for a separatist push. He later briefed Washington circles and appeared on One America News Network, framing Denmark as a colonial power exploiting Inuit “Stockholm syndrome.” Death threats followed, and Greenlanders donned “Make America Go Away” caps in response. Yet Cox’s efforts earned him a spot on a Department of Homeland Security advisory council.

Joining this loose network were figures like Tom Dans, a former venture capitalist and pecan farmer who had served in Trump’s first administration at Treasury, and Drew Horn, a former Army Special Forces commander with interests in Greenland’s rare-earth mining sector. Both had quietly participated in a secret National Security Council task force during Trump’s first term focused on acquisition. A fourth key player, Jørgen Boassen—one of the few vocal Greenlandic Trump supporters—traveled in far-right circles abroad, his expenses reportedly covered by unidentified American benefactors.

*The New Yorker* details how Trump’s rhetoric escalated post-inauguration: “One way or another, we’re gonna get it.” He framed it through an updated Monroe Doctrine lens in the National Security Strategy, aiming to keep non-hemispheric powers (Russia, China) out of the Arctic. Melting ice opened new sea lanes and resource opportunities, with the U.S. already holding significant military access via the 1951 treaty and Pituffik Space Base. But ownership, Trump insisted, was “psychologically important.”

Tensions rippled outward. Danish officials prepared contingencies, including blowing up runways in case of invasion. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warned that a U.S. attack on a NATO ally would end the alliance and the post-WWII order. Trump’s texts to allies dismissed historical claims and emphasized total control for global security. Meanwhile, broader U.S. actions—kidnapping Venezuela’s president, war with Iran, threats elsewhere—kept Greenland somewhat out of the spotlight, but influence operations continued.

The story, as told in *The New Yorker*, paints a portrait of a shifting world order: American primacy giving way to raw power plays, where personal proximity to the President often trumped traditional diplomacy. Insiders like former NSC officials Fiona Hill and John Bolton recalled cloak-and-dagger efforts to manage or deflect the idea early on, only to see it gain momentum through vultures circling for opportunity.

Greenland—vast, sparsely populated (under 57,000 residents, mostly along the western coast), rich in strategic minerals and location—became a symbol. For Trump and his circle, it represented expansion into “new and beautiful horizons.” For Greenlanders and Danes, it threatened self-rule, identity, and the delicate balance of Arctic security. Whether fantasy or impending reality, the plan highlighted how informal networks and presidential whim could reshape alliances and global norms.

As one cartoon in the piece wryly noted amid the absurdity and stakes: “Sorry, but it’s gonna be much better this way.” The full, nuanced account in *The New Yorker* (June 22, 2026 issue) is essential reading for understanding the blend of the ludicrous and the deadly serious at play.

Razor Wire News goes full snark on “Algae Gate” at DC’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, mocking CNN/ABC’s pool-store “science” while their boots-on-the-ground Hanrahan spirals into chaos. The crew pivots to media narrative warfare: Tulsi Gabbard drops documents accusing Fauci of funding Wuhan gain-of-function and shaping COVID intel, but they say it’s meaningless without arrests. UK drama gets flagged: social media ID/teen bans framed as mass surveillance (with BlueSky carveout), plus Pakistani rape-gang allegations and Keir Starmer pressure. They react to leaked names tied to Peter Thiel’s secretive “Dialogue” society (politicians, CEOs, actors), and track the Iran peace wobble and Israel backlash. They call the “White House UFC drone terror plot” a false-flag PSYOP, note JD Vance’s View tour, and end on San Andreas megaquake talk, beer reviews, and Father’s Day.

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ALGAE ALERT ALGAE ALERT!!!!

• Cyclist Gets Arrested

• HEY HEY HO HO WE LOVE ALGAE BUT TRUMP HAS GOT TO GO

• ABC REPORTING!

The UK Plans to Remove 16 year old Kids from Social Media, but not BlueSky

• Rupert Low and the Rpe Gang Investigation

• From the UK Government Site

• Starmer and 1984 Obey Meme

  • AI Ad for Sensorship

• Mike Benz on BlueSky Connection to…

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DNI Tulsi Gabbard Reveals Evidence of 120 Biolabs in 30 Countries

Karmelo Anthony Found Guilty

• Young Woman’s Take

• What Do You Want Me To Do? Maybe Not Kill People?

• Dad Says Their Grifting Funds are Being Shut Down “Under Attack”

• Jasmine Crockett’s Hot Take Defending Murderer

  • The Knife was Not a Deadly Weapon!

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On Razor Wire News (June 6), Fitz and McShane kick off Men’s Mental Health Month by telling guys they matter, urging listeners to find their “herd,” and sharing what keeps them sane—martial arts, music, group chats, and unplugging from toxicity. They toast the quiet ones, then pivot into beer nerdery: a Japanese-style rice lager, a light American lager, a 20.9% Bruery “Gray Monday” stout, and a rare Belgian saison with a surprise cork that requires a drywall screw and pliers. The crew rants about media and political insanity (Krugman’s “purging” talk, Carville backing a controversial candidate, 60 Minutes’ Scott Pelley getting fired), mocks “gestating parent” language, calls California vote-counting a circus, and debates global alliances (Israel NDAA ties, spying headlines, even a rumored US–Russia tunnel). They close with wild China clips (robots smacking kids, “walking on water” shoes) and cautious hope about psychedelics possibly helping Alzheimer’s

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Southern Poverty Law Center Update- Refunds for Cross Burnings!

Iranian Tech CEO Arrested for “Aiding Declared Enemies”

News of the Stupid!

• Arizona Democrat Wants to Legalize Prostitution for Trans Women of Color

• Liberal Smart Guy Shows How Dumb He Is

• New York Replaces Term Mother with “Gestating Parent”

• Cop Arrested for Pointing a Gun at Offic…

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McShane and Fitz kick off Razor Wire by recapping a chaotic week: riots at an ICE detention center in New Jersey (with Hasan Piker on scene), unrest in Paris, and renewed arguments about BLM’s damage and media double standards. They dig into claims of foreign influence and funding—especially Roy Singham’s ties to activist groups and Hasan Piker’s comments about China and Cuba—then pivot to a UN Watch report alleging UN experts took millions from China, Russia, and Qatar while pushing anti-West narratives. The hosts discuss Treasury/IRS efforts to tighten nonprofit oversight and investigate funding for Antifa. After beer reviews and Jefe’s casino antics, they cover Canada’s MAID controversy, Peter Thiel reportedly going to Argentina, aliens.gov trolling users with an “illegal aliens” theme, and a whistleblower claim about CIA use of consumer DNA data—ending with worries about escalating paid agitation and protests.

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Brad Pitt Sued by Penis Cream Company

Communism Attacks the United States: It’s Undeniable

• UN Watch Story: The UN is Bought and Sold by China

  • China Elected to the Executive Board of the WHO

  • UNRWA Staff Suspected of Terror Ties

• Singham Fox News Story

• Hasan Piker Admissions of Signham Interference

  • Summary by Asra Nomani

  • Hasan Mildly Freaking Out

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