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Still of Mark Medish in the YouTube video "Power at Any Cost: How Trump Might Sabotage the Midterms and How You Can Fight Back"

Mark Medish talks with Freedom Watch About “It’s the Power, Stupid.”

by WS Editors | Sep 4, 2026 | Seen on the Web

In this YouTube portrait produced by Freedom Watch Media, Mark Medish dissects Trump’s plan to undermine the midterms and summarizes the vulnerabilities of our elections system. Medish is co-author of “It’s the Power, Stupid”, the article he wrote with Joel McCleary for The Washington Spectator that forms the basis for this video.

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Steven Hassan interviews Anne Nelson on the The Influence Continuum podcast.

How Netanyahu’s Government Influences America’s Christian Right

by WS Editors | Jan 16, 2026 | Religion, Seen on the Web

In this special livestream, Dr. Steven Hassan, author of the Cult of Trump, is joined by award-winning journalist and Washington Spectator Contributing Editor Anne Nelson to discuss her recent Spectator investigation into the Israeli government’s outreach to US Evangelical and Christian nationalist movements.

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The Court of History: Trump and Epstein Secret Connections

by WS Editors | Jul 10, 2025 | Seen on the Web

Media Notes The saga of the Epstein Files has resurfaced this week with the pronouncement from Attorney General Pam Bondi that the secret files—which allegedly contain the names of the rich and powerful who were implicated in Epstein’s sex abuse scandals—do not in fact exist. Attaching any credence to this revelation has been made harder […]

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John Lithgow

“20 Lessons on Tyranny” by Timothy Snyder — Highlights Read by John Lithgow

by WS Editors | Apr 3, 2025 | Seen on the Web

John Lithgow reads short summaries of the individual lessons in Timothy Snyder’s 20 Lessons on Tyranny.

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