Joe Oltmann Untamed | Joe’s Conversation W/ Karl Roberts: Who’s Really in Charge? | 11.09.26

Joe opens with a warning from Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel that Trump could be America’s last president, then turns to the President’s own question on Truth Social: does anybody really believe this election was honest? He walks through the numbers fueling that doubt. They include the so-called “15% band,” an updated count of more than 20 million new voters registered across 43 states without proof of citizenship, down-ballot discrepancies now reported in Kansas, and Jim Hoft’s calculation of the odds against Democrats winning 29 of 30 contested Senate seats. Joe’s message is simple: no more promises, only elections Americans can verify for themselves. Then Carl Roberts, founder of Colorado Resilience, joins Joe to explain how his own costly custody battle convinced him the family court system, not his ex-spouse, was the real problem. They dig into what Roberts calls “fatherless by design,” from no-fault divorce and the “best interest of the child” standard to child support and the Violence Against Women Act. Roberts also lays out the change he wants at the Capitol and makes the case for the 2nd Annual Men & Families March on November 21, as Joe contrasts it with the weekend’s “Trans Day of Rage” in Denver. Joe asks who’s really running the White House. Calley Means describes Trump erupting over what happened under his nose, and days after Susie Wiles’ exit, Trump told 60 Minutes that the immigration crackdown was “too tough.” Then Joe shows a report from the state’s own judicial discipline commission. Two Colorado judges committed serious misconduct, resigned quietly and are still unnamed today. Meanwhile Christopher Gregory, the man who ran that commission, was the one shown the door.