Declassified

Al & Debbie talk about speculation around an Iranian helicopter crash involving high-ranking officials, satirical comments about global dictators, and reflections on political and societal changes in authoritarian countries following the deaths of their leaders. The hosts express concern over similarities in undemocratic actions and rhetoric between such countries and current t

Ever found yourself smirking at the courtroom antics reported in the latest high-profile trials? Al Rantel and Debbie Ellis, rip the veil off the legal procedures and dissect the buzz surrounding the testimony of Hope Hicks. Our keen legal insight cuts through the misconceptions, like the belief that gag orders are muzzles for the 'big orange rat', to reveal the truth and protect j

Can a sitting president truly be above the law? This episode traverses the treacherous terrain of presidential powers and potential criminal behavior, scrutinizing the Supreme Court's latest hearings that have legal scholars and citizens alike raising their eyebrows. Justice Alito's remarks cast a long shadow over the grand jury system, sparking debates that travel the tightrope be

Have you ever chuckled at the sight of a "I survived the earthquake" T-shirt or raised an eyebrow at the apocalyptic prophecies tied to solar eclipses? Well, you're not alone. On this episode of "Declassified with Al and Debbie," we navigate the human spectacle that surrounds natural events, from NYC's minor trembles to celestial showdowns. We'll explore the odd fusion of humor and