With as much information available to us this day and age, it's hard to decipher which information to consume and which we should be listening to in the first place.

Everywhere we turn, we're inundated with sensational headlines designed to capture our eyeballs and our earbuds, but not necessarily keep us informed.

Today, I'm joined by TV and radio host and political commentator on Fox News, Brian Kilmeade.

We cover a wide range of topics including the shifting of the Overton window and media, the course correction America needs, how to determine which information is worth pursuing, what role the American citizen plays in all of this, and the overdose of information we're all dealing with.

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Gentlemen, what is going on today? My name is Ryan Mickler. I'm the host and the founder of the Order of Man podcast and movement. Welcome here and welcome back.

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All right, guys, let me get to my guest today. He is the host of the Brian Kilmead show, one nation and Fox and friends. Again, his name is Brian Kilmead. He's been in radio and television for nearly three decades and has been a strong advocate for investigative and integrity in journalism.

He's also the author of seven books and more to come. He talks about that on the podcast, including a personal favorite of mine, George Washington's Secret Six, the spy ring that saved the American Revolution.

He's also the author of the president and freedom fighter Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass and their battle to save America's soul, which is releasing in paperback. Sorry about the banging.

I think those are my kids jumping around upstairs, regardless. I've enjoyed this man's political commentary for a very, very long time and have had the honor of being featured on his show just a few weeks ago. I hope you enjoy this one, guys.

Brian, what's going on? Great to see you. Long time no see. Yeah, it's been a week. Yeah, it goes pretty quick, especially in the news cycle these days. I imagine.

Yep, you've been in it for a long time. I don't know. Is it is it crazier than it's ever been or is it always just more of the same?

I mean, a couple of things. The hurricane has changed things and that's why I was just pulled away as a house in a part of each other area.

And it looks like it was going to miss, but now it's going to hit and have a guide to help me full stuff. And so the hurricane changes everything. Then you have the mid terms, it's just still percolating.

So there's a lot going on right now, but I just do think even without Trump in the major news cycle, it's somewhat normal. But then Trump pops up every two weeks, whether it's a Mar-a-Lago raid or the Georgia investigation or the Attorney General,

or the Georgia investigation in New York, you know, something always happens. Right. Yeah, and I imagine that's only going to get only going to be more so of the case. It's very interesting that we can't seem to let go of Trump.

But then of course, also he likes to be in that that limelight and likes to be part of what's going on. It seems like right?

I think that's correct. I think you could do without the court cases. Yeah, you know, a lot of these to self inflicted wounds. I mean, there are certain things, the Russian investigation, nothing to do with him.

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