The Tenpenny Files with Charles Goyette

Charles Goyette explains how U.S. foreign policy is shaped by a deep state system that manufactures reasons for war and sells them to the public as necessity. This conversation breaks down how narratives are built, why the Iraq War unfolded the way it did, and how the same pattern is unfolding again with real economic consequences.

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny brings Charles Goyette into a discussion that confronts a question most people never fully examine: who actually decides when the United States goes to war, and why does the justification keep changing. What unfolds is a detailed look at how public perception is shaped long before the public ever reacts.

This conversation centers on Charles Goyette’s argument that modern U.S. foreign policy is not driven by transparent national interest but by a persistent “deep state” apparatus that manufactures pretexts for war, manipulates public perception through coordinated media narratives, and sustains an expanding global empire at the direct expense of American prosperity and constitutional governance. Drawing from historical examples like Iraq and broader patterns of regime change, Goyette lays out how deception, shifting justifications, and institutional complicity have become normalized, while Congress abdicates its authority and the public is conditioned to accept escalating conflict without scrutiny. The discussion ultimately frames this trajectory as part of a larger cycle of imperial overstretch, warning that economic strain, global instability, and domestic decline are converging outcomes unless individuals begin questioning official narratives, reclaiming local control, and recognizing the long-term consequences of unchecked centralized power.

What you hear in this conversation moves beyond past events. It connects directly to rising instability that is already showing up through energy pressure, supply disruption, and economic strain that reaches into everyday life. These systems move together, and when one shifts, the others follow.

Charles Goyette’s book Empire of Lies: Fragments from the Memory Hole documents the pattern in detail. The interview expands beyond the written record and shows how those same mechanisms continue to operate in real time. The book carries the depth of research. The conversation exposes how it is playing out now.

As these pressures build, the conversation naturally turns toward what individuals can still control. When external systems become unstable, the body absorbs more of the burden. Environmental exposure increases. Stress compounds. Supporting detox pathways and restoring foundational balance becomes part of maintaining clarity and resilience during periods of uncertainty.

Meet the Guest:

Charles Goyette, author of Empire of Lies: Fragments from the Memory Hole, is a New York Times Bestselling Author and award-winning talk show host.

He has appeared often on national television, including Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox Business, and PBS.

Charles joined with former presidential candidate Ron Paul for the nationally syndicated commentary Ron Paul’s America, which aired daily on 125 radio stations.

Known for his outspoken opposition to the Iraq War, he served on the National Speakers Bureau of High Frontier and worked as a news anchor with the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service, earning the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service.

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