The Colonel of Truth

Tina Peters joins Colonel Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff to respond to her controversial 60 Minutes interview, discuss what she says was left out, and share updates on her legal battle and potential Supreme Court appeal. Plus, a look at early voting, election security, and concerns heading into the 2026 midterms.

Former Arkansas Secretary of State candidate Bryan Norris joins Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff to discuss his removal from the Republican Party of Arkansas, the growing divide inside the state GOP, and why he believes voters—not party leadership—should have the final say.

Plus, the conversation turns to paper ballots, voting machines, ballot access, and the fight over the future of Arkansas elections.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff recap their Washington, D.C. meetings, discuss the latest Supreme Court action on mail-ballot rules, and outline their 100-day election-security plan centered on hand-marked paper ballots and hand-count verification.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff examine new warnings about voting-system vulnerabilities, challenge claims that election equipment is truly “air-gapped,” and explain why they believe hand-marked paper ballots and human verification are essential. They also discuss Arkansas election policy, federal funding for paper-based systems, and their upcoming book, Duped.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff are joined by former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters to discuss her legal battle, the election records she says were deleted during a voting-system update, and her continued push for election transparency. The episode also examines changes at the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, vulnerabilities in computerized voting equipment, and the movement toward hand-marked, hand-counted paper ballots.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff discuss major Supreme Court rulings, the SAVE Act, birthright citizenship, election integrity, presidential authority, and the latest legal battles shaping America's future.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down the latest Supreme Court rulings, the fight over election integrity, the SAVE Act, birthright citizenship, Fourth Amendment protections, Iran, America 250, and key Arkansas battles over paper ballots, exit polling, FOIA, and government accountability.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff are joined by attorney Clint Lancaster to break down Judge Fox’s ruling in the Saline County election contest, the dispute over ballot chain of custody, possible appeal options, and the ongoing fight for election integrity in Arkansas.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff discuss Memorial Day, honoring veterans, major Arkansas election integrity court cases, concerns over voting machines and mass mail-out ballots, and the continued push for hand-marked paper ballots and hand-count audits.

In this episode of The Colonel of Truth, Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down the Arkansas Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling involving Act 975, Norris v. Independence County, and the fight over whether county quorum courts can overturn the will of voters who chose paper ballots.

They also discuss what this ruling could mean for future constitutional challenges in Arkansas, the push for hand-marked paper ballots and stronger chain-of-custody laws, concerns from Saline County, updates from Washington, the SAVE Act, the MESA Act, voting machine vulnerabilities, early voting security, and major national security developments involving Iran, NA...

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down a shocking security breach at a high-profile D.C. event, raising serious questions about Secret Service readiness and national safety. They also dive deep into election integrity battles in Arkansas, Supreme Court cases, and growing concerns over political rhetoric, transparency, and accountability. A critical look at the issues shaping America right now.

In this episode, Col. Reynolds and Will Huff explore intriguing new scan findings that may align with the biblical description of Noah’s Ark, sparking fresh debate between science and Scripture. The conversation then shifts to serious national security concerns, including reports of missing or deceased U.S. scientists and what it could mean for America’s future.

The show also unpacks major developments out of Washington—ranging from newly uncovered classified documents and ongoing investigations to potential grand jury actions tied to past political controversies. Closer to home, The Colonel takes a deep dive into Arkansas electi...

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff discuss the Arkansas Secretary of State recount, concerns over election procedures, and the push for hand-marked paper ballots. They break down what the recount revealed, questions about transparency, and why voter trust is at stake—plus a look at new developments tied to the Trump impeachment narrative.

Col. Conrad Reynolds is joined by Doc Washburn and attorney Clint Lancaster to discuss Arkansas’s low-turnout runoff, including the Secretary of State race with Bryan Norris, along with key legal battles over election integrity, paper ballots, and exit polling.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down Arkansas’s upcoming runoff election, urging voters to turn out early and stay informed. The conversation dives into term limits, the Secretary of State race between Bryan Norris and Kim Hammer, and ongoing debates over election integrity, paper ballots, and citizen-led petitions. A passionate episode focused on voter engagement, transparency, and the future direction of Arkansas.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down the heated Arkansas Secretary of State runoff. They discuss election integrity, paper ballots vs. voting machines, legislative actions by Kim Hammer, and why they believe veteran Bryan Norris is the better choice for Arkansas voters.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down the latest Arkansas election results, including the upcoming Secretary of State runoff, questions about election integrity, and the debate over paper ballots vs. voting machines. The conversation also expands to national issues like government spending, the SAVE Act, and current foreign policy developments.

On the eve of Arkansas’s Republican primary, Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff make the case for hand-marked paper ballots and transparent hand counts—contrasting Election Day paper ballots in Pulaski County with machine-driven early voting.

They also address what they call a last-minute smear-text campaign targeting Secretary of State candidate Bryan Norris, criticize ongoing funding for aging voting equipment, and discuss the federal court setback that keeps Arkansas’s 100-foot rule in place for exit polling (for now).

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff come back from the DC Election Integrity Summit and go straight at the core issue: voting machines, foreign influence, and the global pipeline of election tech.

Guests Ralph Pezzullo (Stolen Elections: The Takedown) and CIA veteran Gary Berntsen lay out their claims about election-system software origins abroad, how it spread internationally, and why they believe Americans should be demanding transparent, auditable elections.

In this episode of The Colonel of Truth Show, Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down the growing battle over election integrity in Arkansas.

Topics include:

• Ethics complaints against State Senator Kim Hammer
• The push for hand-marked paper ballots
• Independence County overturning voter-approved election reform
• Laws restricting citizen petition drives
• Exit polling and First Amendment concerns
• Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and election security
• The federal SAVE Act and national election reform efforts

Is Arkansas protecting secure elections — or limiting voter rights?

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A deep dive into the hidden crisis shaking America’s trucking industry. Col. Conrad Reynolds sits down with Shannon Everett of American Truckers United and Arkansas Secretary of State candidate Bryan Norris to expose how foreign drivers, licensing loopholes, and weak enforcement are costing American jobs and putting lives at risk. This is a conversation every American needs to hear.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down a major Supreme Court ruling that could finally allow candidates to challenge election laws in court, then turn to the growing chaos in Minnesota—from church disruptions and federal prosecutions to massive fraud schemes and immigration abuse. The episode also covers government waste, foreign policy flashpoints, and why accountability may finally be catching up to the system.

This episode dives into the fight over exit polling, election transparency, and internal Republican power struggles in Arkansas. Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff examine a key federal lawsuit, the dangers of supermajority rule, and how poorly written laws are being used to silence citizens—all while raising serious questions about the future of election integrity in America.

In the first show of 2026, The Colonel of Truth breaks down the stunning extraction of Venezuela’s dictator, the realignment of global power under President Trump, and why the Western Hemisphere is becoming America’s top priority. From election integrity and geopolitical strategy to vaccine reform and military readiness, this episode connects the dots on what a new era of American strength really looks like.

In the final show of the year, The Colonel of Truth Show reflects on a year of faith, perseverance, and the ongoing battle for secure elections. From a powerful Christmas miracle to the push for hand-marked paper ballots, Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff recap key moments, expose voting machine vulnerabilities, and explain why accountability is coming—and why 2026 matters more than ever.

In this Christmas-week episode of The Colonel of Truth Show, Col. Conrad Reynolds reflects on faith, family, and the true meaning of Christmas before diving into a critical discussion on election integrity.

Joined by Bryan Norris, Republican candidate for Arkansas Secretary of State, the conversation exposes vulnerabilities in electronic voting machines, key changes hidden in the National Defense Authorization Act, and why hand-marked, hand-counted paper ballots are essential to restoring trust in American elections. The episode also covers government overreach in Arkansas, denied representation, and the growing push for transparency and accountability.

In this episode of The Colonel of Truth Show, Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff examine the growing fight over election integrity in America. From presidential pardon powers and Supreme Court implications to Arkansas lawmakers overriding voter-approved amendments, the conversation exposes how power is shifting away from the people.

Col. Reynolds explains why hand-marked, hand-counted paper ballots are gaining national momentum, how centralized political organizations influence local elections, and what a transparent election system could soon look like across the country. A timely and urgent discussion on restoring trust in American elections.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff dive into Venezuela’s intelligence revelations, foreign interference in the Western Hemisphere, and growing concerns about election security. From narco-terrorism and espionage to Smartmatic and voting machines, this episode unpacks the dangers facing America and what leaders are doing behind the scenes.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff unpack President Trump’s Thanksgiving immigration statement, the welfare magnet at the border, and his call for “reverse migration.” They connect Somali fraud in Minnesota to Venezuela’s looming collapse, the Monroe Doctrine, looming Supreme Court fights over birthright citizenship, and Conrad’s own December 31st trial in Arkansas.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff discuss the reported hidden history of Smartmatic, foreign election influence, and the Venezuelan roots behind modern voting machines. Drawing from recent revelations, firsthand meetings with code designers, and decades of warnings from journalists and experts, they break down why electronic machines remain a national security concern and why America must return to paper ballots. A fast-paced look at the global networks shaping elections and the urgent fight to protect 2024.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and co-host Will Huff share the remarkable origin story of the Arkansas Military Veterans Hall of Fame—from the first idea, to the struggles, setbacks, victories, and the deeply personal mission behind it. Hear how a small team built a statewide legacy honoring Arkansas veterans, how inductees are selected, and why preserving their stories matters now more than ever. This episode also celebrates Col. Reynolds’ own recent induction into the Hall of Fame. A powerful, heartfelt tribute to service, sacrifice, and the heroes who shaped our nation.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff dig into Arkansas’ fight for fair elections and representation. Guest Colt Shelby exposes government overreach and a courtroom win for the people of Franklin County.

Guest host Doc Washburn of The Doc Washburn Show fills in on The Colonel of Truth Show to call out political double standards, rising left-wing hostility, and media silence. From election law violations to street violence, Doc pulls no punches. Special thanks to Doc for filling in.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff break down allegations that Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders violated state election laws—the very same statute used to indict Col. Reynolds. The Colonel calls out what he sees as a double standard and selective prosecution in Arkansas, questioning whether Attorney General Tim Griffin will uphold his promise of fairness. The discussion dives deep into election law, the fight for paper ballots, and what this case means for integrity in Arkansas politics.

Col. Conrad Reynolds reveals new details about his arrest in Batesville, calling it political retaliation for supporting hand-counted paper ballots. Joined by Will Huff, he exposes how Arkansas officials are using lawfare to silence election integrity advocates.

Lawfare in Arkansas: Col. Reynolds Speaks Out After His Arrest

In this episode of The Colonel of Truth Show, Col. Conrad Reynolds discusses his upcoming arrest in Arkansas — which he says is political retaliation by Arkansas’s Letitia James, also known as AG Tim Griffin, for championing President Trump’s paper ballot election agenda. With Will Huff, he exposes the state’s resistance to election reform, rising national support, and the broader fight for transparency and fair elections.

Col. Conrad Reynolds, Will Huff, and Doc Washburn discuss Trump’s peace plan for Israel and Gaza, Hamas’s response, and the possibility of regime change in Venezuela.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff discuss the Charlie Kirk memorial that turned into a nationwide revival, President Trump’s moving moments with Erika Kirk, the power of forgiveness, and the fight to preserve faith, freedom, and America’s future.

Col. Conrad Reynolds and Will Huff reflect on Charlie Kirk’s assassination, its impact on America, and the deeper battle of good versus evil. They discuss Kirk’s legacy, the rise of faith in response to tragedy, and the future of Turning Point USA, while also highlighting the urgent need for election integrity.

In this episode of The Colonel of Truth, Col. Reynolds and Will Huff discuss the changing atmosphere in Washington, D.C., under President Trump’s law-and-order approach—from safer streets to improved police morale. They dive into the tragic murder of a Ukrainian refugee in North Carolina, raising hard questions about crime, accountability, and the failures of the justice system.

The conversation then shifts to Trump’s bold executive order renaming the Department of Defense to the Department of War, looming U.S. actions against Venezuela’s narco-terror regime, and the explosive story of the history of Smartmat...