Good evening everyone. It is officially the end of a very long week, and that’s why I wanted to come here to you tonight and talk about something that is extremely prevalent: flooding the zone.
This week we saw two major events occur. First, the vote to release the Epstein files. Second, Donald Trump calling for the execution of Democratic lawmakers simply because they told service members not to follow illegal orders. And tonight, is anyone talking about it? No.
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This week, the Washington Post ran an op-ed claiming that voting to release the Epstein files was actually a mistake.
Meanwhile, JD Vance reportedly called Jeff Bezos and urged him to appoint a Breitbart reporter as the head of the Post’s editorial division.
And all the while, the media has already moved on from Trump’s comments about executing lawmakers, treating it as nothing more than Trump being Trump.
Here is the thing. I am proud of our coverage, even as the rest of the media ecosystem shifts to the next headline. Because this week, we reached tens of millions of households. We amplified the voices of survivors. We amplified the calls to release the Epstein files. And it is because of our coverage that millions of people learned about Trump’s calls for execution. We did that together, and we are just getting started.
We are living in an era where chaos is the point, not the byproduct. We are living in a time when political strategy is built on exhaustion. Truth itself has not disappeared. It is simply being buried under a tidal wave of noise.
This is how flooding the zone works:
You see so much wrongdoing that you stop being shocked.
You are overwhelmed by scandal until you lose track of the details.
You become so tired of keeping up that you eventually tune out.
That is the endgame. They do not need you to agree with them. They only need you to be too exhausted to resist.
I will not sugarcoat it. This can feel frightening. I feel it too. But here is what I want you to hear from me clearly: I am here with you in this fight. This community proves that the strategy of chaos does not work on everyone. In the middle of this storm, we have built one of the most engaged, independent news platforms in the world.
The months ahead will be even more chaotic. That is not speculation. That is the design. The political machine will continue to push scandal after scandal into the headlines, hoping we will not notice the freedoms and truths slipping away beneath them.
But here is what I know. They can flood the zone all they want. They can exhaust the public, overwhelm the feeds, and try to bury the truth. We will still be here, together, cutting through it.
I am working on new projects that will strengthen this platform even more. Yes, we face resistance. Trump’s political allies and MAGA influencers have tried to discredit us, drown us out, even shut us down. But they cannot erase a movement that millions of people are watching.
This is not just about journalism. It is about building a space that stays independent when others fold to corporate or political pressure. It is about creating a community that refuses to be manipulated into silence.
We are proving that even in the middle of chaos, truth still has a fighting chance. And when enough of us stand together, no amount of noise can drown us out.
I am here. I am with you. And we are just getting started.
So I am asking, if you believe in what we are building, if you have found value here, if you want to help sustain this work, please consider subscribing today.