They told us Biden was fine. They called the clips “cheap fakes.” They said questioning his memory was dangerous misinformation.

Now, even his allies are quietly admitting what many saw coming: he’s not okay — and hasn’t been for a while.

In today’s Think First, we look at the real gaslighting: not just the president’s decline, but the media’s role in covering it up, shifting the narrative, and testing how much you’ll pretend not to notice.

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In late 2024, unknown drones flew over Langley Air Force Base for 17 nights straight — and no one has offered a clear explanation. The military confirmed the incursions. The media barely blinked. And the story disappeared almost as fast as it surfaced. In today’s Think First, we ask: When the sky isn’t secure, and the silence is louder than the answers, who’s keeping the public in the dark — and why?

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U.S. officials have confirmed the existence of unidentified aerial phenomena. Pilots, whistleblowers, and even members of Congress say there’s more to the story — including recovered craft and secret programs. But instead of public outrage or urgency, we’re met with silence, distraction, and a shrug. In today’s Think First, we ask: When the government says the unexplainable is real… why do they act like it’s not?

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Porn is everywhere — and the message we hear is that it’s healthy, normal, and empowering. But if that’s true, why are so many people struggling with addiction, broken intimacy, and rising shame? In today’s Think First, we look at how media, culture, and silence from institutions may be gaslighting us into ignoring the costs of an industry built on instant gratification and blurred consent.

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Federal agencies including the Departments of Education, Homeland Security, and State have raised serious questions about Harvard University's foreign funding, handling of discrimination, campus safety, and transparency. Harvard's leadership has responded with vague language about "context misunderstanding" and "academic freedom" rather than addressing the specific concerns directly.

• Multiple government agencies questioning Harvard simultaneously raises red flags
• Harvard's responses sound more like marketing than substantive answers
• "Academic freedom" potentially being used to avoid accountability
• Elite institutions may be deflecting legitimate scrutiny
• Thinking clearly requires asking better questions than the ones they want you to ask

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It’s not quite a lie — but it’s not the full truth either.

In this episode of Think First, we break down the idea of poetic truth: how emotional narratives, symbolic language, and selective storytelling are used to shape belief and bypass logic. From politics to pop culture, once you learn to spot it, you’ll start seeing it everywhere.

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Gaslighting is a word we hear constantly — but do we really understand what it means?

In this foundational episode of Think First, we break down the real definition of gaslighting, where it shows up, and how to recognize it in politics, media, institutions, and everyday language. If you want to sharpen your lens, this is where to start.

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On Memorial Day, we’re told to remember the fallen. But what exactly are we remembering — and what gets left out?

In today’s episode of Think First, we look back at World War II, the cost of freedom, and how national memory gets shaped, softened, or selectively retold. Not all gaslighting is loud — sometimes it’s what you’re never taught to see.

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