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Brave The New World

Brave The New World

著者: Matthew Carano CJ Killmer
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Brave The New World is a weekly show that analyzes current events through a liberty-first lens, connecting today's news to historical patterns so you can recognize manipulation in real-time.

Hosted by Matt Carano and CJ Killmer (The Dangerous History Podcast), each episode breaks down 2-3 stories using a consistent framework: What's the narrative? What's the reality? Who benefits? Where have we seen this before? And what can you actually do about it?

No partisan hackery. No doom-scrolling. Just follow the money, recognize the pattern, and brave the new world.

2026 Matthew Carano, CJ Killmer
政治・政府 政治学
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  • Trump Called Netanyahu "Crazy." Israel Bombed Lebanon Anyway.
    2026/06/03

    Matt Carano and CJ Killmer bring you the latest in news and politics.

    This week, Trump's own officials leaked a call to Axios where he called Netanyahu "crazy" and "ungrateful." Hours later, Israel ran its worst bombing campaign in southern Lebanon in weeks. The feud made headlines. The policy didn't move an inch.

    Matt and CJ Killmer break down why the blowup was theater, why the Iran war is the most unpopular American war in modern history yet nobody's in the streets, and what the $32 million it took to unseat Thomas Massie actually tells you about who runs US foreign policy. Plus: the case for capture, the Vietnam-era stat-juking playing out again, and the escalation that closed Kuwait's main airport.

    CJ also previews the new episode of the Dangerous History Podcast — the Peloponnesian War, the Sicilian Expedition, and why a 2,400-year-old "it'll be easy" war keeps repeating.

    Chapters:
    00:00 CJ's new Dangerous History episodes
    08:00 Warhawks vs. skeptics — Alcibiades, Nicias, and the "easy war"
    28:00 Juking the stats: Vietnam, McNamara, and what "winning" hides
    32:00 Two-thirds against the war, so where's the movement?
    37:00 $150 oil and why Democrats won't pull the plug
    49:00 The "performative" Trump-Netanyahu call
    50:00 Lebanon: the real crux of the ceasefire
    1:01:00 Compromat, Kushner, and the case for capture
    1:09:00 What the Massie defeat actually proves
    1:15:00 Tankers, Kuwait, and where we stand

    New episodes weekly. Aggressive toward power, welcoming toward the curious.

    On Twitter:

    https://x.com/matthewcarano

    https://x.com/KillmerCj

    YouTube:

    https://www.youtube.com/@BraveTheNewWrld

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    1 時間 18 分
  • The Mad Dream of Conquest: From Iran to Oman, an Empire That Can't Stop.
    2026/05/29

    The media keeps insisting an Iran deal is imminent. Read the terms and it's obvious no one in Tehran would sign — not after being surprise-attacked twice mid-negotiation, including the killing of their own leader. Matt and CJ start there and end up somewhere bigger: what a declining empire does when it stops believing in limits.

    From Trump threatening to "blow up" Oman over the Strait of Hormuz, to Beirut bombed over the weekend, to boats destroyed off South America with Cuba teed up next — this is a foreign policy with no brakes.

    CJ brings the history: Eisenhower ending the Korean War in under a year because he understood limits, and Thucydides watching Athens chase the mad dream of conquest. Then a full breakdown of the Libertarian Party's disaster convention, the LPNH purge, and where the liberty movement should actually be fighting.

    In this one:

    • Why Iran negotiates from strength — and why no concessions means no signature
    • The economic bill coming due: gas, inflation, fertilizer shortages, famine
    • An empire that can't stop: Oman, Lebanon, Cuba, the neglected hemisphere
    • Eisenhower, Thucydides, and leaders who once understood limits
    • The LP convention meltdown, the 15–2 disaffiliation of LPNH, and the Massie question

    Brave The New World with Matt Carano and CJ Killmer. New episodes weekly.

    https://x.com/matthewcarano

    https://x.com/KillmerCj

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    1 時間 27 分
  • Is $32 Million To Take Out Massie An Act Of War?
    2026/05/21

    The Israel lobby just spent $32 million to remove Thomas Massie from Congress. AIPAC bragged about it on X within hours. A sitting Defense Secretary flew to Kentucky to campaign against him — federal law be damned.

    And here's the kicker: the three most expensive House primaries in US history were all decided by the same foreign lobby, all against members who criticized Israel.

    Matt and CJ work through the central question: at what point does this stop being lobbying and start being an act of war?

    Plus: the generational collapse in support for Israel (75% to 40% among under-30 Republicans), the IHRA laws now embedded in 38 states, Mark Levin's "Nazis and jihadis" rant, the Epstein angle, the Charlie Kirk timing, the "political dark matter" framework for understanding Trump's 180s — and why Americans killing COVID tyranny by refusing to comply is the template for what comes next.

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    1 時間 11 分
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