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Tokyo Rose

Tokyo Rose

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Sep 8, 2026

Bill FedererGUEST
7:32
Sort of like we dropped pamphlets on German villages during World War II saying your side is already lost.
Bill FedererGUEST
7:38
And of course, the Japanese Tokyo Rose would broadcast across the Pacific to our ships and you Americans are terrible and would demoralize our guys.
Bill FedererGUEST
7:46
So the battle is for the mind.
Bill FedererGUEST
7:49
And so you have unity, Psalm 133, how good and pleasant it is for brethren to draw together in unity.
Michael PopokHOST
3:14
Maybe they were pissed off because she crossed over from being any type of legitimate journalist or a commentator who could be trusted with independent judgment.
Michael PopokHOST
3:22
And she became Donald Trump's Mata Hari, his Tokyo Rose, his mouthpiece and propagandist.
Michael PopokHOST
3:28
I mean, you may not have remembered or known that she's on the Kennedy Center board.
Michael PopokHOST
3:33
Now, I thought it was odd about two weeks ago, or the beginning of August, when there was a vote to rename it after Donald Trump again.
EricHOST
36:08
There's a non-Babylon 5 obscure reference.
Mike RainsHOST
36:11
Tokyo Tokyo Rose is an obscure.
Mike RainsHOST
36:13
Oh, my God.
Mike RainsHOST
36:14
That's I mean, it might be obscure for the kids, but for us olds, Tokyo Rose is pretty famous.
Mike RainsHOST
36:20
I actually saw like there's this YouTube channel that basically did like World War Two like week by week.
Mike RainsHOST
36:29
So they and I mean, I think they started I think they started with like the invasion of Poland.
Mike RainsHOST
36:33
So they're like six years worth of content.
Mike RainsHOST
36:36
And one of the guys said that Tokyo Rose was laughed at by the Americans who listened to her.
Tail DraggerHOST
9:43
There were leaks, rumors, whispers.
Tail DraggerHOST
9:47
Tokyo Rose hinted at it in broadcasts.
Tail DraggerHOST
9:49
American journalists started asking questions.
Tail DraggerHOST
9:52
But the full story didn't surface until after the war ended.
BrodyHOST
38:13
Anyway, we started off with Superuser and She, followed by Hoosier State with their cover of Welcome to Paradise.
BrodyHOST
38:21
Followed by Tokyo Rose with No One Knows.
BrodyHOST
38:24
And we finished with Tess and the Details.
BrodyHOST
38:28
And Scattered.
Mark LevinHOST
22:39
They're viciously, relentlessly, violently attacking the commander-in-chief, the President of the United States, who's made the decision to take military action against this enemy, the initial decision, and then they claim that they're not, that they're the biggest supporters he's ever had.
Mark LevinHOST
23:04
They're liars, and they're undermining this war effort as sure as Tokyo Rose sought to do so from Japan, as sure as Father Coughlin sought to do so, eventually from a pirate ship off the shore.
Mark LevinHOST
23:22
That's right.
Mark LevinHOST
23:26
They are the isolationists of the 1930s, except they don't have the integrity and the intellectual honesty to admit it.
John PhillipsHOST
25:31
[laughs] Well, knowing what kind of guy Swalwell is and knowing the stories that we have heard from former staffers and people that have worked with him, if I had to guess, do you know what the FBI is going to have to sift through on Eric Swalwell's phone? A whole lot of pictures of Eric Swalwell.
Randy WangHOST
25:53
Probably, and a bunch of searches on Grok and Google about how big Tokyo Rose's breasts were.
Bob RadellCORRESPONDENT
26:01
Stopped by the FBI this past Saturday at SFO.
Bob RadellCORRESPONDENT
26:05
Uh, NBC News has confirmed that the agents, uh, when they stopped him, executed a search warrant on him and took his electronic devices.
John PhillipsHOST
25:08
Probably.
John PhillipsHOST
25:09
And a bunch of searches on Grok and Google about how big Tokyo Rose's breasts were.
John PhillipsHOST
25:16
stopped
Bob RiddellCORRESPONDENT
25:17
by the FBI this past Saturday at SFO.
Cormac MooreHOST
25:42
So I think he was the most popular of these.
Cormac MooreHOST
25:45
Wasn't there the Tokyo Rose? Wasn't there a few others as well? There was quite a few others.
Cormac MooreHOST
25:49
There were a few
Tim McGarryHOST
25:50
of them, yeah.
Mark LevinHOST
13:56
They're viciously, relentlessly, violently attacking the commander-in-chief, the President of the United States, who's made the decision to take military action against this enemy, the initial decision, and then they claim that they're not, that they're the biggest supporters he's ever had.
Mark LevinHOST
14:22
They're liars, and they're undermining this war effort as sure as Tokyo Rose sought to do so from Japan, as sure as Father Coughlin sought to do so eventually from a pirate ship off the shore.
Mark LevinHOST
14:40
That's right.
Mark LevinHOST
14:43
They are the isolationists of the 1930s, except they don't have the integrity and the intellectual honesty to admit it because they know what the outcome of that isolationism was.

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