Plus: Artemis II Moon Mission targets April 1st launch, Deep Fission drills America's first underground nuclear reactor in Kansas, 170,000 farms lost in 8 years, Iran's dark-ship oil flooding China — and Chuck breaks down the legacy media hysteria machine. All in today's episode.
A synagogue rammed in Michigan. A decorated ROTC professor gunned down in his own classroom in Virginia. Two targeted attacks. One day. Chuck Frank asks the question the legacy media refuses to touch: what happens when you import a threat and then act surprised when it activates? The FBI confirmed both incidents as targeted acts of violence. Lt. Col. Brandon Shah — a Virginia native, Army aviation veteran, ODU professor, and department chair who dedicated his life to training the next generation of American officers — is dead. The security guard who stood his ground at the synagogue is a hero. And Chuck isn't backing down from the warning he's been sounding for months.
Then — energy that changes everything. A California startup just broke ground on the world's first underground nuclear reactor borehole in rural Kansas. One mile underground. No mega-structures. No above-ground footprint. Chuck connects it directly to Trump's nuclear renaissance promise. And if you've never heard of Deep Fission, you're about to. Plus, Chuck tears apart the legacy media hysteria campaign around Operation Democrat Fury — two weeks in, and the pearl-clutching has hit a fever pitch. His verdict? Give it three more weeks.
