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September 12, 2025
Did you know? On Sept 12, 1959, Bonanza premiered on NBC, becoming the first color Western series on television.
This week on Breaking Battlegrounds, Sam Stone is joined by Sean Noble, host of Light Beer, Dark Money, who filled in for Chuck Warren. First, independent video creator turned accidental journalist Matt Orfalea exposes Big Tech censorship, from the removal of the Charlie Kirk assassination to platforms censoring the Kyle Rittenhouse footage. Next, Noah Rothman, senior writer at National Review, breaks down escalating tensions as Russian drones cross into Poland and whether they may be preparing for direct involvement. Finally, in Kiley’s Corner, Kiley shares a tragic hit-and-run case and the astonishing discovery in New Zealand of three children found alive nearly four years after being abducted by their father.
Lock Them ALL Up
Iryna Zarutska’s murderer was given a free pass by a corrupt justice system a dozen times. When the evil POS who should have been rotting in jail for the rest of his life committed his latest atrocity, he did so while free on cashless bail. Enough. It’s time to end this farce by sending the people paying for it to jail.
The MacArthur Foundation has, to date, given Mecklenburg County where this atrocity happened $3.3 million to let black and Hispanic criminals out of jail. They literally bought criminals the freedom to continue preying on innocent people.
It Might Shock You, But Blowing Up Terrorists Is Legal
President Donald Trump ordered the U.S. Navy to sink a drug cartel ship. There are two questions at hand: Was it moral, and was it legal?
As far as the morality of it goes, everybody gets to be the judge for themselves. For me, yes, killing drug traffickers is moral. How many Americans have died because of an overdose? How many families have been ruined because of addiction? I don’t have a problem with it.
Disturbing life of gun-wielding kids snatched by dad from vile food to squalor and filthy camp
It’s been nearly four years since police starting trying to track down Tom Phillips, who went missing with his three young children back in 2021 - and now details are starting to emerge about their awful living conditions.
Kentucky Nurse Revives Drunk Raccoon Found in Dumpster By Using CPR
Yes, you’ve read the headline correctly. When a nurse in Kentucky’s Letcher County scooped a dead-drunk raccoon out of a dumpster, she was desperate to save its life.
It had been a normal day on the job for Misty Combs, arriving at the Letcher County Health Department location in Whitesburg, just next door to the Kentucky Mist Moonshine distillery.
It’s difficult to imagine many other states where these two firms would share a parking lot, but it was there that last week Combs saw a raccoon darting back and forth, behaving strangely.
Combs told local news that curiosity led her to follow the raccoon to a nearby dumpster where the stink of alcohols was heavy in the air. The distillery had discarded some fermented peaches in the dumpster, and looking inside, two juvenile raccoons had gotten stuck.
“I was like, ‘We have to get them out!'”, she told LEX 18’s Megan Mannering. “It was the motherly instinct in me because I saw that momma and she was trying so hard to get her babies back and she didn’t know what to do.”
Combs got a shovel and extracted one of the two babies easily enough. But the second, lying in water which was probably flammable at that point, seemed unconscious.
It was dead drunk; drunk as a skunk, but fortunately for this tipsy trash panda, Combs’ provided another round—this time of CPR.
“It had drowned and it was full of water, you could feel the water, so immediately, I just started doing CPR on it,” Combs said. “The entire time, I was afraid it’d come-to and eat me up, and raccoons carry rabies so I was afraid of that.”
At first she began by patting its back, but shortly flipped it over and began administering chest compressions. Fortunately raccoon ribcages are quite malleable, and their hearts small, so Combs needed only one hand.
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