Stick this in your ear.

The number one, the number one internet shock radio network.

Shock me, shock me, shock me with that deviant behavior.

Renegate talk radio.

Someone always finds me.

The swamp is rotting from the inside out, and the stench is getting impossible to ignore.

Yes, I know, Captain Stern.

Never did there live a kinder, more generous man.

See?

Unless maybe the preschooler's prostitute ring.

A longtime Justice Department employee, Timothy Parsons,

busted and charged with child pornography, possession, and distribution.

The very agency that's supposed to hunt down these monsters now caught harboring one of their own.

Then the New York Times dropped a bombshell on Rhode Island priests,

abusing hundreds of kids over 75 years with the church,

shuffling predators like deck chairs on the Titanic while covering it all up.

The public deserves to know the truth, in my view,

and they deserve to know it as a complete story,

not a series of short stories that are told over time or over decades, as priests are charged,

or as the media takes a particular interest over a certain period of time. The public deserves to know the whole story, the whole story from 1950 to 2026, to see it all in its raw emotion and horror and impact.

Piling on, the cartel's Black Book of Child Buyers, allegedly kept by El Mancho himself, reportedly packed with

220 names of global power players, including some right here in the United States, scumbags

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