Intro

This chapter discusses Trump's experience surviving a real event that impacts his self-image and societal narratives, alongside the hosts sharing a personal story about cooking jerk chicken and introducing their podcast, Conspirituality.

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Two landmark Supreme Court decisions—the Trump immunity case and the overturning of the Chevron doctrine—represent the legal institutionalization of the core values of conspirituality: self-sovereignty, natural immunity or divine protection, and “doing your own research.”

The attempted assassination on the former president forged the essence of these two rulings into a stunning still life of Trump’s image for those who love him and those he’s appointed to serve him.

Julian and Matthew wade into the flood, and what might happen at ground zero of conspiracy theory formation—this time veering left as well as right.

Show Notes

Former classmate of Trump rally gunman says he was ‘bullied almost every day’

The FBI Identifies Suspected Gunman in Trump Rally Shooting: What to Know - The New York Times

FBI identifies Thomas Crooks of Bethel Park as the suspect in Trump assassination attempt

FBI probing motives, background of Thomas Matthew Crooks, the Western Pa. gunman behind Donald Trump assassination attempt

A shooting range, a gun store, and a ladder purchase: Tracking the Trump rally gunman's movements leading up to his attack

Trump rewrites Republican convention speech to focus on unity not Biden - Washington Examiner

Vance shooting response: https://x.com/JDVance1/status/1812280973628965109

Musk shooting response: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1812256998588662068

Rubio shooting response: https://x.com/marcorubio/status/1812256529296613657

Boebert shooting response: https://x.com/KyleClark/status/1812316469016846373