BS Report on Cuba and Drones, and Why Spencer Pratt Can Win, with Mark Halperin, Ryan Grim, and Curt Mills, Plus Why TDS is REAL, with Jonathan Alpert | Ep. 1319

The U.S. government is not preparing for war with Cuba—instead, it’s manufacturing a crisis to justify regime change, with the alleged presence of 300 drones serving as a hollow pretext for military escalation. Megyn Kelly dismantles this narrative, exposing how the Miami Cuban exile lobby, driven by decades of ideological revenge, manipulates intelligence reports and media outlets like Axios to stoke fear and push a militarized agenda. Cuba, already devastated by economic collapse and U.S. sanctions, has repeatedly offered to negotiate political reforms and compensation for nationalized property—conditions that could be resolved through diplomacy, not war. This manufactured threat is part of a broader pattern: the weaponization of national security to serve political vendettas, especially as the Republican Party fractures under Trump’s influence and AIPAC’s grip on foreign policy primaries. Meanwhile, the rise of Spencer Pratt’s outsider mayoral campaign in Los Angeles signals a voter revolt against failed urban governance, where public safety, homelessness, and disaster response have collapsed under Democratic leadership. But the most alarming trend isn’t foreign policy—it’s the cultural collapse of personal responsibility. Jonathan Alpert’s new book, *Therapy Nation*, reveals how America’s obsession with trauma, identity, and emotional validation has turned therapy into a tool of division rather than healing.