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God and Country Podcast
Hosted by Uriah Kennedy & Ingrid Bettridge · EN
LISTEN - SUBSCRIBE - LIKE - SHARE - Welcome to ”God and Country,” a podcast hosted by Uriah Kennedy and Ingrid Bettridge, airing every Monday. A conservative talk show on todays events along the lines of Shawn Ryan and Dan Bongino. This thought-provoking series aims to blend politics and religion, fostering discussions around morals and values to promote a sense of unity in society. By addressing the often-taboo subjects of politics and religion, Uriah and Ingrid seek to bridge societal divides and emphasize common ground across different belief systems. Their goal is to inspire conversations that lead to a more cohesive and value-driven community.
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Ep 67 Socialists REFUSE to See the Islamic Takeover Coming!
2w ago01:52:20Tap to summarizeSocialism is gaining a foothold in American and the world like it never has done before. Rising generations are loosing the true perspective on history and the realities of life. Choosing to go with their feelings, misguided notions of utopia, and a flawed sense of entitlement. This episode explores some of the most debated political and cultural issues shaping today's headlines, from Socialism and the Democratic Socialists of America to immigration issues, border security, and the growing debate over individual accountability versus societal responsibility. We examine the DSA platform and discuss political developments involving Mamdani, while exploring broader conversations surrounding Democrats, communism, America First, Freedom, and concerns many commentators raise about Our youth, the perceived fall of society, and the direction of Western civilization. The podcast then shifts to Europe, covering the ongoing border crisis, illegal immigration, and Europe migration. We examine events surrounding the Morocco Spain border, Ceuta, Spain, and Poland, comparing different national approaches to border security, migrants, and refugee policies. The episode also discusses reports involving Islam, Islamic extremism, Jihad, the Muslim Brotherhood, and Iran, examining how these topics are debated in relation to European immigration and national security. Throughout the program, we review reports involving crime, public safety, Violance (violence), fear, and incidents that have fueled political debate across Europe. Topics include concerns about rape, crime, immigration enforcement, and competing perspectives on government policy. We also explore claims and arguments surrounding the idea of a Muslim "invasion of Europe," presenting the broader political debate and its implications. Rather than focusing on headlines alone, this podcast examines the larger questions behind today's political conversations: How should nations balance humanitarian responsibilities with national sovereignty? Where should the line be drawn between societal responsibility and individual accountability? What role do immigration policy, border enforcement, and political ideology play in shaping the future of Europe and the United States? If you enjoy in-depth political commentary, world news, international news, immigration analysis, and discussions about the future of Western society, be sure to subscribe for weekly documentaries and analysis covering today's most controversial issues. Share your perspective in the comments and join the conversation on immigration, border security, political ideology, and the future of democracy.
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Ep 66 Border Patrol's Toughest Cases: Cartels, Rescue Operations, and Survival!
3w ago02:12:18Tap to summarizeJustin De La Torre, Chief Patrol Agent of the San Diego, California U.S. Border Patrol Sector, joins the God and Country Podcast for an eye-opening, unfiltered conversation about the reality of border patrol operations along America's southern border. This powerful episode takes viewers inside the daily mission of U.S. Border Patrol and the extraordinary challenges border patrol agents face as they work to protect the nation while striving to save lives in one of the world's most dangerous border regions. Experience the harsh reality of an illegal border crossing through the eyes of the men and women on the front lines. From scorching desert heat and dehydration to life-threatening terrain, cartel-controlled smuggling routes, and violent criminal organizations, this documentary-style discussion explores the true migrant safety risks associated with crossing the border illegally. Learn why so many crossings become dangerous, life threatening situations requiring immediate rescue efforts and remarkable stories of survival. This episode dives deep into today's most important border security issues, including immigration policy, the humanitarian challenges at the border, and the growing humanitarian crisis affecting migrants, agents, and local communities alike. Chief De La Torre explains how border patrol agents respond to emergencies while confronting criminal networks involved in drug trafficking, human trafficking, child trafficking, and sex trafficking. Hear firsthand accounts of cartel violence, exploitation, death, rape, and the brutal realities faced by vulnerable people attempting to enter the United States through illegal routes. We also examine the impact of different federal policies, comparing the Trump administration and the Biden Administration, including discussions surrounding the Trump Wall, open border versus closed border policies, the role of ICE, and how policy changes have affected U.S. Border Patrol operations. The conversation explores how these decisions influence enforcement, humanitarian response, national security, and the daily responsibilities of border patrol personnel. Additional topics include the ongoing fight against illegal immigrants involved in criminal activity, cartel operations, suspected terrorists, narcotics smuggling, cross-border crime, media coverage, claims of fake news, and the complex realities that often go unseen by the public. Rather than relying on headlines, this episode presents firsthand perspectives from a veteran leader responsible for overseeing one of the busiest border regions in America. If you want a deeper understanding of border security, border patrol operations, illegal border crossing, immigration, human trafficking, drug trafficking, child trafficking, sex trafficking, ICE, the Trump Wall, the Trump administration, the Biden Administration, open border and closed border policies, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Subscribe to the God and Country Podcast for weekly conversations covering border security, law enforcement, national security, immigration policy, and the stories behind the headlines. If this episode gave you a new perspective, leave a comment below and share your thoughts on the biggest challenges facing U.S. Border Patrol and the future of America's southern border.
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Ep 65 Officer Down Officer Down, I'm Hit | Tremonton Shootings | Mike Allred #officer down
Jul 1202:32:58Tap to summarizeBox Elder Sheriff candidate Mike Allred joins the God and Country Podcast following his Republican Primary victory for one of the most powerful and emotional conversations we've ever recorded. Before discussing his vision as the next Box Elder Sheriff, Deputy Mike Allred recounts the harrowing events surrounding the deadly 911 call that changed Utah law enforcement forever. On January 5, 2023, the Tremonton Police community suffered an unimaginable loss when Sgt. Lee Sorensen and Officer Eric Estrada were ambushed and killed by Ryan Bate during an active shooter attack. As the first deputy to arrive, Mike Allred discovered both fallen officers lying in the roadway before immediately coming under heavy gunfire himself. Struck in the face by bullet fragment shrapnel, Allred continued coordinating the police response, relaying critical information over the radio while taking cover under relentless fire. This is the story of courage, survival, and sacrifice—from the initial 911 call through the devastating end of watch, the aftermath with the officers' families, and the emotional burden of survivor's guilt carried by those left behind. It is a firsthand account of what it truly means to serve in the line of duty, wear the badge of honor, and answer the call as a first responder when every second matters. As the conversation continues, Mike Allred discusses why he chose to run for Box Elder Sheriff after winning the Republican Primary, outlining the growing public safety challenges facing Utah communities. He addresses drug trafficking, sex trafficking, cartel activity, cock fighting, violent crime, and the increasing pressures placed on modern law enforcement and every county sheriff across the state. He also explains how Box Elder County compares to other Utah counties and why he believes leadership, accountability, and experience are essential for the future of the Utah Sheriff's Office. This episode also explores the emotional impact of losing a fallen hero, the realities of officer down calls, hero down moments, police violence, high-profile court case proceedings, the upcoming trial, and the lifelong sacrifices made by those who protect their communities every day. With national attention focused on tragedies involving law enforcement—including events like the Charlie Kirk Shooting and the Trump Shooting—this conversation offers an unfiltered look into the split-second decisions officers face, the cost of public service, and the human stories behind the badge. If you support the men and women serving in the line of duty, subscribe to the God and Country Podcast, like this video, and share this powerful story to honor the sacrifices of our nation's law enforcement officers.
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Ep 64 10 Years in Salt Lake County SWAT-Gang Unit: This Marine Vet Witnessed Things Most Never Will!
Jul 503:23:17Tap to summarizeMarine Veteran and former Salt Lake County SWAT Team and Gang Unit member Zach Van Emmerick joins the God and Country Podcast for an unforgettable conversation celebrating America 250, the 4th of July, Patriotism, freedom, and the enduring spirit of the USA. Drawing from his military service and 10 years in law enforcement, Zach reflects on powerful images from the defining battles of US History and US Wars, from Francis Scott Key and the writing of the National Anthem to the heroes of Benghazi. This episode honors those who served with military respect while recognizing the sacrifices made to preserve our freedoms. In the second half, Zach takes listeners behind the badge with gripping firsthand accounts from the streets of Salt Lake City and Utah. Hear what it's really like responding to Police Action calls involving Gang Violence, Cartels, Drug Dealers, drive by Shootings, Domestic Violence, Hostage situations, DUI stops, car accident scenes, stabbing investigations, officer-involved incidents, and violent crime. Learn how the SWAT team, cops, the sheriff, and specialized units work together to serve and protect their communities while conducting high-risk warrant service, tracking a fugitive, identifying a suspect, uncovering criminal motive, and bringing dangerous criminals to justice. The conversation also explores dramatic Police Chase pursuits with lights and sirens, major investigation cases, stories of suspects being arrested, and what happens when offenders end up in jail or prison. Zach shares emotional memories of officers lost in the line of duty, the realities of protecting public safety, and the daily risks faced by law enforcement. Whether you're interested in true crime, policing, military service, or American history, this podcast offers a rare look at the courage, sacrifice, and commitment required to defend both our nation and our neighborhoods.
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Ep 63 Tina Cannon Exposes Utah Waste, Fraud & Abuse: What Stops Real Accountability?
Jun 2802:47:29Tap to summarizeTransparency - Utah Government Waste, Fraud and Abuse hits the fan as Tina Cannon takes office as the State Auditor. From hidden agendas, insider trading, secret land deals, special "consulting" positions, embezzlement and more completely exposed. We discuss it all on this detailed God and Country Podcast of things that go on behind the scenes. She was told to be quiet and get in line. Going so far has having her offices taken from her. The abuses of power have no end when the secret deals are being exposed by the oversight of the Auditors Office. Over 2 million mental health records of children and young adults completely exposed to all including pedophiles. Tax payer funded, University of Utah Athletic program refusing to disclose closed door JV deal for supposedly 100's of millions in a first time revenue share sell off of a publicly funded athletic program. Half a billion dollars in Medicaid fraud exposed in similar fashion to Minnesota. Utah has the right person in office and now you as the public will know about it. Watch this full episode of the God and Country Podcast. Government oversight is essential for transparency, but what happens when speaking out leads to political retaliation? Learn the risks involved in reporting waste fraud and abuse. This discussion explores the realities of government oversight and the personal challenges faced by the Auditors Office when identifying waste fraud and abuse within the system. We examine the specific hurdles Tina Cannon encounters when attempting to hold institutions accountable, including the threat of professional repercussions for her transparency. By analyzing these experiences, we highlight the fragile nature of whistleblower protection today. We discuss a direct example of a legislator attempting to silence Tina by threatening to reduce their platform and office space, illustrating the pressures that often discourage accountability efforts. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for anyone following the current state of government accountability and the fight against systemic inefficiency. Subscribe for weekly breakdowns on public policy and government accountability, and let us know in the comments: what specific aspect of oversight would you like us to investigate next?
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Ep 62 Data Centers Are NOT the Problem Utah Thinks They Are - Mythbusting Energy
Jun 2103:34:57Tap to summarizeWe tackle POWER in Utah head on. Electrical Power Engineer and Utah Representative Colin Jack from St. George joins the God and Country Podcast this week. At the end of the podcast we tackle the false narratives promoting mass protests around the Box Elder Data Center. Proving that there are no issues behind the power and water consumption that had residence in an uproar. Exonerating Kevin O'Leary and condemning MIDA and its Chairman, Senate President Stuart Adams. MIDA is out of control and stealing revenue and property tax relief from local residents. We start the podcast laying out the massive amount of power infrastructure that was headed up by Colin Jack in over a dozen different 3rd world countries. Colin brings his vast knowledge of Coal, Natural Gas, Solar, Wind and Nuclear power. Using real engineering to unravel the false narratives behind Climate Change, the Green New Deal, Enron's involvement, Alternative Energy and the fear of nuclear power. Utah is the first state in almost 50 years to bring a Nuclear Reactor online this last week, June 18th 2026. We break down the news behind this accomplishment and how President Trump has ordered 11 more. This is a history and engineering lesson on power starting with Edison and Tesla. Watch this 3.5 hour podcast in segments because you are not going to want to miss a minute of it. These are issues affecting every American.
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Ep 61 Child Exploitation, Drugs, Money & Judges Exposed: Sheriff Mike Smith & Jon Atkin
Jun 1402:53:43Tap to summarizeUtah Country Sheriff Mike Smith and Davis County Sheriff Candidate Jon Atkin join the God and Country Podcast this week. Utah & Davis County crime reports are raising serious concerns for parents and community members regarding local safety standards. This discussion provides a breakdown of recent news involving Drug and Human Trafficking in Utah and Davis Counties. Active Cartel activity and what is being done about it. We examine the specific details surrounding recent crime activity in Utah, ICE Detainers, jail occupancy, and the dramatic impact of illegal immigration. The proliferation of child porn and child sex trafficking and the mental effects of fighting these crimes has on deputies. This breakdown is intended for those seeking clarity on local criminal activity and the impact of these events on community safety. Beyond the local issues, we analyze broader societal threats, specifically looking at reports of cartel tactics involving children near the U.S. border. By connecting these serious child exploitation cases to national trends, this overview helps viewers understand the current landscape of risks affecting vulnerable populations. Subscribe for weekly podcasts and political breakdowns. Share your thoughts in the comments on how communities can better protect children and address these safety concerns.
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Ep 60 Utah Voters Need to Hear This About Senate President Adams
Jun 702:13:06Tap to summarizeAfter 20 years of the same, Utah needs an overhaul in the senate. Starting with completely changing senate leadership. With a new senate president, new senators would be able to vote in completely new leadership and change Utah politics for the better. Braden Hess joins the God and Country Podcast this week as he continues his campaign to unseat Senate President Stuart Adams. We discuss major fails and major differences with current senate president Stuart Adams. Starting with the most controversial subject in Utah right now. Data Centers and MIDA. We breakdown why MIDA is a major problem and not the Data Centers. MIDA was originally put together by current senate leadership to protect Hill Air Force Base but is now just another division of bloated government bureaucracy growing beyond its original boundaries and is now out of control and taking money from the public. Utah is also facing major housing problems with city councils going out of control with regulations and fees. This is a detailed conversation on why Utah needs major changes in the senate and what can be done to fix the problems. Imperative information that every voter needs to know.
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Ep 59 Doug Fiefia On The AI Convenience vs Integrity Problem
May 3102:27:40Tap to summarizeCurrent Utah Representative and Senate Candidate, Doug Fiefia, joins the God and Country Podcast this week to discuss the efforts of keeping your children and personal information safe in this new age of AI. Big Tech has no boundaries and the bottom line is the only motivator. Even though growth is good, growth within controls is a must particularly when it comes to minors. AI is taking over the planet, including replacing humans in dating and marriage. We also discuss instances of AI assisted suicide. Like all tools, they are controlled and monitored by humans and humans must be held accountable for their actions. Our latest discussion focuses on the critical balance between convenience and integrity, particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence. We explore the implications of Anthropic's decision to withdraw their new model, claude mythos, due to its perceived dangers. This conversation highlights the ongoing challenges in AI news and the rapid ai updates within artificial intelligence development.
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Ep 58 Four Veterans Reflect: The Unspoken Reality of Memorial Day
May 2502:25:12Tap to summarizeCandidate for Davis County Sheriff Jon Atkin, Candidate for Utah Congress John Atkin, Retired Air Force Colonel Doug Foster and NCO Devin Baker join us to discuss the true meaning of Memorial Day. The ultimate sacrifices soldiers and families make, veteran suicide, dealing with changing administrations, survivor syndrome and many other aspects of active duty military service and then transitioning to civilian life. In this powerful discussion, veterans reflect on the profound sacrifices of military deployment, touching on the deep grief experienced by military family members when a service member makes the ultimate sacrifice. They share war stories, highlighting the unique challenges and dangers faced during deployment, whether on the ground or from 25,000 feet. This conversation truly honors every veteran and the indelible mark their service leaves.
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