Kevin Freeman and co-host Mike Carter spotlight nationwide “No Kings” protests, the policy battles over transactional gold, and the push for sound money reforms. Joining today's program is Rod Martin, who unpacks how critical theory and a century of radical strategy fuel today’s anti-institutional movements and the drive toward centralized, insulated power. The conversation contrasts constitutional governance with one-party ambitions, connecting BLM-era tactics to current street actions and media narratives.

Explore the ideological roots, history, and modern machinery behind global governance—from secret societies to UN agendas—and how they threaten liberty, family, and faith. Kevin Freeman and Alex Newman unpack connections among globalists, communists, and Islamists, plus the role of education, media, and climate policy in centralizing power. They outline practical financial defenses, including transactional gold and silver, and the hope found in Scripture-driven civic engagement. Actionable insights, historical receipts, and a roadmap to preserve freedom.

Kevin Freeman hosts "Pirate Money Radio," discussing the revitalization of America with free speech and economic principles, drawing parallels between past and present. Together with Jim Simpson, author of "Manufactured Crisis," they unravel the insidious Cloward-Piven strategy aimed at overwhelming government systems through crises. Simpson provides detailed insights into Karl Marx’s historical influence, describing Marx as a malcontent whose ideas fueled socialist policies that could enslave societies.