Joe Oltmann Untamed | Joe’s Conversation W/ General (Ret.) Holt: System Reset | 08.26.26

<p>Today, Joe opens with a gut-check on America&#39;s broken election system — starting with reports that Michigan Democrats are quietly restoring dead voters to the rolls after they&#39;d already been removed. Joe breaks down viral posts calling the system &quot;fraudulent&quot; and in need of a total reset, then turns to Sheriff Dar Leaf&#39;s continuing investigation into Michigan&#39;s Secretary of State office, plus a fiery clip from Tina declaring flatly that the machines are cheating and ballots are being harvested. It&#39;s a segment built around one question: when the evidence keeps piling up and nobody in power will touch it, who&#39;s actually accountable to the American voter?</p><p>Joe sits down with Brigadier General (Ret.) Blaine &quot;Blaino&quot; Holt — a decorated Air Force veteran, former second-highest-ranking U.S. military official at NATO, and current Newsmax contributor — for a wide-ranging conversation on what&#39;s really driving Trump&#39;s foreign policy and his war on the administrative state. Holt lays out whether there&#39;s a single coherent &quot;Trump doctrine&quot; tying together Venezuela, Iran, and Russia-Ukraine, what he thinks the real endgame in Iran looks like after his own &quot;surrender terms&quot; comments, and where the pressure campaign is most at risk of stalling. Then Joe presses him on his boldest claim yet — that &quot;there&#39;s no way this regime gets to remain in place&quot; — asking how you tell the difference between dismantling a politicized bureaucracy and simply replacing it with a new one.</p><p>Joe calls out a Republican Party he says is too feckless to stop the &quot;uniparty&quot; from Washington to Sacramento, spotlighting California&#39;s newest taxpayer-funded proposal and a leaked tape of U.S. House candidate Jeremey Ross questioning whether America is even his homeland. And Joe looks into New York, where Mayor Mamdani&#39;s government-run grocery stores are set to undercut the very immigrant-owned bodegas whose tax dollars are funding them — a real-time case study, Joe argues, socialism will be eating the people it claims to help. It all adds up to the show&#39;s central theme: the system is stacked, and it&#39;s time for a reset.</p><p><br></p>