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Earth Live for Saturday, November 7, 2026, with Keith Temple in Black Sheep Studio and co-host Dr. Brooks Agnew.

Brooks is back after a week off, and the guys open with the midterm fallout: his read on the results, what the new House majority will do with its two years, and why the panel expects the far left to end up disappointed. From there it goes everywhere Earth goes. Brooks recounts eight hours inside the King's Chamber and lays out his theory of what the pyramids were built to do, Keith walks through his trip to Israel, and the back half turns to faith: what makes a Christian, the power of a plain testimony, and why the Book of Enoch was left out of the canon. Also: the Future Book, Remembering the Future, a Roger Stone invite for the November 21 JFK show, and LED headlights on the RX-7.

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Ten days out from the midterms, Keith Temple and Dr. Brooks Agnew talk early-voting turnout and what the next Congress could mean for the border, jobs, the new Trump accounts for newborns, the SAVE America Act and the census. Also: what an EMP would do to the power grid, Florida's governor race, the Fibonacci golden mean in business, and Brooks's "future book" habit.

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Brooks explains why he thinks the midterm polls are weighted, and Keith Temple, a former statistics teacher, breaks down how sampling goes wrong. Brooks covers the three-letter agencies, the Commerce Clause and his case for a Convention of States, then Deming, Juran and Japan's quality revolution. The show ends with a serious look at Truman's bomb, Iran and the CIA from JFK to today.

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Author Bruce de Torres returns, and the night turns into a spirited but friendly debate with Dr. Brooks Agnew over Trump, JFK's legacy, Iran, AI and modern schooling. The show closes with a conversation about writing down your future.

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Keith Temple is joined by longtime contributor Bob Austin, with Dr. Brooks Agnew joining partway through. The night opens with the Charlie Kirk investigation and why the panel compares it to the JFK case, then plays and breaks down President Kennedy's 1961 "The President and the Press" speech. Then come war stories, including a HALO jump gone sideways and Bob walking a Humvee out of a minefield in Iraq. Later: Trump's meeting with Xi, legacy media versus independent shows, and the COVID years.

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Keith Temple and Dr. Brooks Agnew remember the 2024 election-night broadcast and pay tribute to their friend Adam Candella. Brooks explains how a cell-phone survey let him call the 2016 election when landline polls missed it, and the panel looks ahead to the midterms 45 days out. Also: the Greenland deal, how the Golden Dome differs from the Iron Dome, tariffs, the Federal Reserve and Brooks's 540-horsepower RX-7 build.

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Our annual 9/11 show, 25 years on. Documentary filmmaker and Marine veteran Holland Vandennieuwenhof (A Noble Lie: Oklahoma City 1995) joins Keith Temple and Dr. Brooks Agnew to go through the questions that remain: the air-defense response, the Ladder 15 radio traffic, Building 7, the Pentagon and Flight 93. Brooks shares how the airline he was about to launch ended that morning. The conversation also covers Operation Northwoods.

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With Keith Temple out for the night, longtime contributor Bob Austin joins Dr. Brooks Agnew as the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk's death approaches. They remember where they were when the news broke, talk about Kirk's views on college and debate, and raise their questions about the investigation and the upcoming trial. Brooks tells the story of Rick Rescorla, the Morgan Stanley security chief whose evacuation drills paid off on 9/11. Also: the national debt, a convention of states and Artemis 3.