I'm irreverent, witty, and a lovable fuzzball. I give you cutting edge commentary, sprinkled with common sense, on why humans come first and your politics comes second.
Last Call with Chris Michaels
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I'm irreverent, witty, and a lovable fuzzball. I give you cutting edge commentary, sprinkled with common sense, on why humans come first and your politics comes second.
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July 17, 2026
UFO Thursday: The Deros
<p>On this UFO Thursday episode, Chris continues exploring the Inner Earth and Agartha, picking up where last week’s episode left off. He dives into the idea of Agartha as a subterranean empire — a continuation of the lost civilization of Atlantis whose inhabitants occasionally surface to guide or oversee humanity.Chris examines the famous Shaver Mystery, first popularized in a 1951 Life Magazine article, which described the Deros (Detrimental Robots) — a race of malformed, malicious subhuman beings living in vast underground cities that were once part of Lemuria. According to the mystery, these beings were left behind when their advanced master race fled the Earth and now use ancient technology — including telepathy rays, remote control devices, dream machines, and flying saucers — to harass and torment surface dwellers.He draws powerful connections between the Shaver Mystery and Zulu oral history from Credo Mutwa, noting striking similarities in the descriptions of degenerate beings, soulless golems, and the origins of evil. Chris also links these accounts to modern phenomena like Havana Syndrome and questions whether some of our most advanced (and secret) technology may actually originate from breakaway civilizations beneath the Earth rather than from extraterrestrials.The episode challenges the mainstream “disclosure” narrative, suggesting that what we’re really dealing with may not be aliens from distant planets, but advanced humanoids who have remained on Earth for millennia — hidden underground. Lemuria is presented as the more spiritual counterpart to the technological Atlantis, and the Deros are portrayed as the degenerate remnants left behind.</p>
July 16, 2026
Voting Chicanery in New York?! Never...
<p>On this episode of The Chris Michaels Show, Chris starts with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s claim that every ounce of gold at Fort Knox is accounted for — over one trillion dollars’ worth — while offering zero photos or independent verification. “Pics or it didn’t happen,” Chris says.From there he moves into Todd Blanche’s confirmation hearing comments on the Epstein files, particularly the suspiciously thin records around August and September 2001, and what those files might actually reveal about the real power structure.Chris lays out his core thesis: the world is not run by governments or elected politicians. It is run by a transnational technocratic elite that views politicians as window dressing and uses tools like AIPAC, Palantir, and AI surveillance systems to maintain control. He heavily criticizes Palantir CEO Alex Karp for openly describing his company as “the tip of the spear in a war for control” and threatening anyone who leaks information about their operations.The episode also covers the ongoing use of depleted uranium in Gaza and Lebanon, the long-term fallout and birth defects that will make those areas uninhabitable for years, and Israeli settlers simply waiting for the cleanup before moving in.Chris breaks down Ursula von der Leyen’s push for mandatory digital ID to access social media in the EU — sold as protecting children but clearly the next step toward a full social credit system and restricted movement. He also highlights Naomi Wolf’s analysis of the recent New York election showing how double-voting for the same candidate on different party lines was allowed and counted.The show closes with a look at 40,000 university professors currently on H-1B visas (72% from India) and how the American worker continues to be replaced while the system protects the technocratic class.Raw, unfiltered, and straight to the point — this is The Chris Michaels Show.</p>
July 15, 2026
Did Trump Admit to Using Nukes?
<p>On this episode of The Chris Michaels Show, Chris dives deep into Donald Trump’s explosive admission that he used a nuclear weapon on Iran back in March — and what that really reveals about the current state of warfare.Chris breaks down Trump’s comments from two Fox News interviews, the shift toward a new “Don Roe” doctrine where tactical and low-yield nukes are now openly on the table, and why the old mutually assured destruction playbook no longer applies. He also covers Victor Bout’s warning on Alex Jones that Russia is preparing limited strikes on NATO countries (specifically Germany, England, and France) to force the West to back off its support for Ukraine.The conversation then turns to the Middle East powder keg: Netanyahu’s speech in Dimona where he strongly implied Israel’s next response to Iran will be dramatically more powerful, the massive turnout at the Khomeini funeral that shocked Western observers, and the escalating conflict in the Straits of Hormuz — including tanker attacks, rumors of a potential U.S. move on Karg Island, and Iran’s Republican Guard declaring they will allow zero oil exports while fighting continues.Chris pulls no punches criticizing the intelligence Trump is reportedly receiving, the push to target Iranian civilian infrastructure, and the broader strategy of regime change through bombing. He also addresses the domestic fallout, including new BLS data showing the vast majority of recent U.S. job gains going to foreign-born workers and women, while American men — especially citizens — are being systematically sidelined, aided by AI resume screening.The episode wraps with two rare positive developments: the Senate voting down the NDAA provision that would have locked Israel into the U.S. defense budget, and New York Governor Kathy Hochul imposing a one-year pause on new data centers due to their massive strain on energy and water resources.</p>
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