Comfort in Chaos: Trauma, Recovery & Love of Country with Special Guest Tyler Grey
June 12, 2025
Actor, filmmaker and SpecOps veteran Tyler Grey talks his new book, Forged in Chaos: A Warrior’s Origin Story.
Actor, filmmaker and SpecOps veteran Tyler Grey talks his new book, Forged in Chaos: A Warrior’s Origin Story.
Victoria Taft is The Adult in the Room Who Sets You Straight on Life, News, Politics. Talking to the most interesting people in the news. The News Sherpa You Didn’t Know You Needed.
You’re getting a packed hour. First, you’ll hear why the much-teased “Epstein list” isn’t what the headlines suggest—and what the newly released documents actually contain. You’ll also see how a D.C. flyover turned into a viral accusation, and why that story falls apart on closer look.
Then you’ll get the latest on “TikTok Tatiana,” the L.A. arrest stream, and the tow-truck getaway—plus the courtroom update. We also break down the NASCAR “whiteface” stunt that tried to prove fans are racist…and ended up proving the opposite.
Your feature interview: journalist/filmmaker Ann VanderSteel walks you through Taken: State Sanctioned Kidnapping—a documentary alleging deep, systemic problems inside CPS and the courts, with the Rivera family case front and center. Finally, we touch parental-rights flashpoints in California—from AB 495 to the Temecula locker-room policy—and what they could mean for families like yours.
Todd Bensman talks the Biden & Trump Administrations’ contrasting immigration policies.
Mike McCormick talks the Papal Conclave and why change is overdue at the highest levels of the Vatican.
AJ Rice talks his most recent book, “The White Privilege Album!”
J. Michael Waller returns to talk about his work in the intelligence & national security sector, and why USAID was in desperate need of reform.
Liz Collin of Alpha News joins for a look back at the Derek Chauvin case and how fear of civil disorder let the city of Minneapolis to use him as a scapegoat for George Floyd’s death.
John Eastman talks lawfare and its consequences in the wake of Trump’s return to office.
On the Kilmar Arbego Garcia Scale of Dumbassery, it could score worse than Chris Van Hollen’s margarita summit with an MS-13 gangster or Senator Chris Coons’s vote against the Laken Riley Act “because it includes provisions that would encourage wasteful lawsuits.”
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