In this special Episode, Daniel Weber calls out the rise of unhinged behavior — from people planning to protest at Charlie Kirk’s memorial, to conspiracy-driven politics, to parents live-streaming reckless actions their kids will one day be embarrassed by.

Daniel also weighs in on:

• The disrespect of protesting outside a memorial service

• NATO tensions with Russia, and what those border incursions really signal

• Parenting in chaos — when your kids see your worst behavior online

• Candace Owens and Ilhan Omar: examples of what he sees as extreme, unhinged actions

Blunt, opinionated, and unfiltered, this episode takes on the absurd behavior dominating headlines and everyday life.

— In Daniel We Trust

In this episode, Daniel Weber unpacks the idea that the pendulum always swings back — whether in politics, media, or culture. He covers:

• Jimmy Kimmel’s cancellation drama and the myth of “more viewers after outrage”

• Highlights from the UN General Assembly, Trump’s unscripted speech, and the climate change debate

• The ripple effect of Charlie Kirk’s memorial and why attempts to silence him backfired

• Breaking news: James Comey indicted, and what that says about political accountability

• TikTok’s future in the U.S. and Oracle stepping in as a buyer

• Personal updates, including family moments and new entrepreneurial projects

With his trademark unfiltered take, Daniel reminds listeners that power shifts, narratives change, and no one stays untouchable — because the pendulum swings both ways.

— In Daniel We Trust

In this episode, Daniel Weber explores the subtle power of language — how we speak, the intent behind our words, and the unseen cost of careless speech. While words may seem free, Daniel argues their true weight shows up in relationships, reputation, and conscience.

What to expect:

• Reflections on when words build up vs. when they tear down

• Thought-provoking examples from real life

• Challenges to consider not just what you say, but how you say it

• Encouragement to choose speech that uplifts, clarifies, and connects

This is more than opinion — it’s a call to scrutinize our daily conversations and the impact they leave behind.

— In Daniel We Trust