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Today’s episode was a wild ride, hosted by the dynamic duo of Joe Oltmann and David Clements. They kicked things off by diving into a controversial Colorado House bill (HB25-1073) from earlier this year, which aimed to set mandatory minimum incarceration periods for Class 4 and Class 3 child sexual assault cases. Shockingly, six Democrats voted NO, effectively killing the bill. Joe and David didn’t hold back as they unpacked who these lawmakers are and what their votes mean for justice in Colorado—stay tuned for the full scoop on these names! Halfway through the show, we were thrilled to welcome guest Karen Kennedy, who brought her A-game to the conversation. Karen weighed in on a range of hot topics: Colorado’s political landscape, veterans and military issues, the Trump administration, and her exciting plans to run for a congressional seat in the near future. Her insights added serious fire to an already blazing episode. The crew also took a deep dive into the ongoing saga of Tina Peters—expect more details on her story as it unfolds. Then, they shifted gears to tackle the latest Tesla chaos. From unhinged vandals targeting personal property to threats against Tesla owners and the plummeting stock value, Joe and David called out the hypocrisy of the anti-Tesla crowd with their signature no-nonsense style.

First up, Joe hit the ground running with yesterday’s big news: Trump announced that today, March 18, 2025, the JFK files—nearly 80,000 pages of classified info—are finally hitting the public. It’s about damn time, but skepticism’s in the air. Will this be a genuine reveal, or another Epstein-esque dud? Are we getting the goods, or just more stalling from this administration? Joe’s on it, and we’ll have answers by this afternoon. Keep your eyes peeled.   Then, Canncon joined the show to unpack the cesspool that is Judge James Boasberg. This guy’s a corruption magnet—from his role in Trump surveillance to his daughter’s gig helping gang members skirt deportation. The Boasberg family tree is rotten to the core, and Canncon didn’t mince words exposing just how deep it goes. Is there a limit to this guy’s grime? Doubtful. After Canncon bounced, Joe and Apollo turned their attention to Tina Peters and the government’s infuriating inaction. They dug into the ongoing election integrity mess, with Joe spotlighting Dominion and the relentless heat he’s still taking years later—people demanding he name his sources like it’s a game of chicken. He’s standing firm, but it’s wild how that fire just won’t die down. From there, they zoomed out to the bigger picture: a government that’s asleep at the wheel, leaving us all hanging.  

Happy Monday! Joe went all out, clocking in at nearly three hours of unfiltered, untamed energy. He was joined in the studio by George Behizy, Matt Wallace, and Jake Lang for a roundtable discussion that had it all—laughter, jokes, and some seriously spicy hot takes. Plus, we had a special call-in from Sam Anthony to top it all off. Here’s the rundown of what went down: The crew dove headfirst into the Joe Biden autopen scandal that’s heating up fast. People are buzzing about how all those signatures on his pre-emptive presidential pardons look suspiciously like they were cranked out by an autopen. It’s got everyone asking: Are these pardons even legit, or are they just fancy paperweights? President Trump’s weighing in, saying none of them hold water—so does that mean charges are on the horizon? The debate was electric! Then, Sam Anthony hopped on the line to break down the evolution of media and the sticky web of government censorship. It was a deep dive into how the info we get is shaped—and sometimes twisted—before it even hits our screens. Joe wasn’t done yet. He tackled the border next, spotlighting Trump’s mass deportation plans for the Tren de Aragua gangs. Then he shifted gears to some good news: lowering costs of goods and shrinking inflation rates. It was a rollercoaster of topics, and Joe rode it like a champ.From start to finish, this episode was packed with insights, laughs, and the kind of no-holds-barred takes you can only get from Untamed.

Joe and Alan Duke dive into a thought-provoking discussion about fact-checkers, the manufactured left vs. right conflicts, the implementation of artificial intelligence in journalism, and much more. You don't to miss this one!

Join us for a special episode today! Not only is it the end of the week, but we're thrilled to welcome back Joe Oltmann from his sick leave. In this exciting installment, Joe is joined in the studio by guests! Jake Lang and Matt Wallace. Together, they explore all things related to J6, Jake Lang's campaign for the Senate, and what it will take to restore our great nation. Finally, Joe addresses the elephant in the room and sets the facts straight. Sherrona Bishop, alongside the Lindell Offense Fund, has been raising money in Tina Peters name without giving her a single penny. Sherrona hopped on a Zoom call last night to explain her side of the story, and today, Joe delivers his response.

Tomorrow is the day. On March 14th, Congress will decide whether to shut down the government or not. Unsurprisingly, Democrats are attempting to leverage a shutdown—something they harshly condemned Republicans for doing in 2023. The truth? Both sides exploit shutdowns to their advantage, sowing division in the process. It’s best not to get bogged down in the politics of it and instead focus on pressuring the representatives who aren’t acting in the people’s best interests. Next up, something peculiar is unfolding at our nation’s universities and colleges. Columbia University has, for what feels like the thousandth time, erupted in advocacy protests—this time in support of Palestine—leading to the arrest of a certain Mahmoud Khalil. Meanwhile, demonstrators are showing up at Trump Tower, causing a ruckus. But that’s not all: Texas Tech’s underground tunnel system is reportedly ablaze, and not with just any fire—green flames. One can’t help but wonder what malevolent forces are at play in the very places where our future leaders are being educated. All this and more on today’s Untamed.  

We didn’t want to talk about it, but it’s time to call out the people grifting off Tina Peters’ name. Tina Peters, a 70-year-old Gold Star mom, sits imprisoned, enduring harsh conditions, mental strain, and daily challenges. Shockingly and disgustingly, some are profiting off her struggles and sacrifice—raising money on her behalf, only to pocket the donations. Enough is enough. There’s only one legitimate place to support Tina Peters, and she has a message to tell you exactly where that is. Up next, the ICC just arrested former Philippine President Duterte for 'crimes against humanity.' The problem? First, the Philippines is no longer part of the ICC. Second, President Duterte’s efforts helped thousands escape human and drug trafficking—so where’s the crime? All this and more on today’s Untamed!  

As the government funding deadline looms on March 14, Democrats are predictably threatening to vote "no" on the Continuing Resolution (CR) bill that would keep the government operational for a few more months. This isn’t surprising—government shutdown threats are a familiar tactic, used by both Republicans and Democrats. What’s truly shocking, however, is that prominent GOP figures like Rand Paul and Thomas Massie, known for their patriotism and loyalty to the people, are also opposing this Trump-endorsed spending bill. The tension has escalated into a full-blown feud between Trump and Massie, with Trump even calling for Massie to be primaried. What’s going on here? Questions abound. Up next, Ryan Samsel joins the show to share his harrowing experience in the "DC Gulag," including the abuse he’s endured in solitary confinement which lead to his deteriorating health. Later, the tariff war heats up as Trump doubles down on Canada, while a ceasefire deal between Ukraine and Russia appears to be in the works. All this and more on today’s Untamed.  

Things are getting tense as the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues, with no signs of peace in sight—not because it's impossible, but because Zelensky is hellbent on prolonging the war. Fortunately, while that problem rages on, the situation at the United States border seems to have calmed down significantly, with border crossings reaching a record 25-year low. Later, Mark Cook and Matt Meck join the show to discuss the fight for election integrity, Tina Peters, and what must be done to free our country. That’s not all—it’s no secret that exposing corruption has consequences for those shedding light on it. Just look at Tina Peters, President Trump, and Elon Musk. Lately, Elon Musk has been taking hits with the so-called "Tesla takedown" protests, which involve destroying Superchargers, plummeting Tesla stock, and demonstrating outside Tesla facilities. The truth? They’re paid actors. It would appear Elon is striking the swamp where it hurts, just as Tina did, just as Trump did—and now these Soros-backed creatures are coming for him. All this and more on today’s Untamed.  

Happy Friday! Joe Oltmann is joined today by Ike McCorkle, a Democratic congressional candidate from Colorado. Together, they explore what it means to bridge the gap between the so-called left and right, and how these divisions ultimately harm the people while benefiting the elite. But that’s not all—Trump is making moves, working to repair our deeply broken economy and nation, while his team strives to restore their departments. And sometimes, you just have to laugh at the ridiculousness of it all, so join us for a bit of humor too. All this and more on today’s Untamed.