Episode 113 — Inside The Deep State: FBI Entrapment, Fed Ops, & Epstein’s Network w/Radix Verum

In this explosive episode of The Backlash, we’re joined by independent journalist and documentary filmmaker Radix Verum, director of Kidnap and Kill: An FBI Terror Plot. Radix breaks down her in-depth investigation into the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping case and why the evidence points to FBI entrapment, federal informants, and manufactured terror operations designed to shape public perception.

We dig into the long history of fed ops, PATCON-style infiltration, and the disturbing pattern behind so-called “domestic terror” plots — asking whether these cases are stopped crimes… or staged ones.

The conversation then turns to the newly released Epstein files, examining how Jeffrey Epstein maintained connections to powerful figures long after his crimes were public, including attempts to ingratiate himself with individuals in Trump’s political orbit. We analyze emails, invite lists, and DOJ documents to separate verified facts from narrative spin, and ask why Epstein’s network proved so resilient — and so protected.

From FBI entrapment to elite blackmail networks, this episode pulls back the curtain on how power really operates behind the scenes — and why so many scandals never seem to lead to accountability.