The Hidden Report with Charlie, September 20, 2026 Hour 2

0:00Get ready for the hidden report with Charlie. Peeling back the curtain on what's really happening. Delivering the stories, the mainstream won't touch. The info they don't want you knowing. Straight to your ears, Charlie dives deep. Dig it up the truth that you don't have to. No spin, no filter, just the news they don't want you to know. This is the hidden report, your pulse on the secrets. They're desperate to hide. The hidden report with Charlie. No spin, no filter, your pulse on the secrets.

1:03They're desperate to hide. Alright, we're welcome. We're back to the hidden report. I thought we went offline there for a second. But evidently the video that the gentleman had requested and caused the computer to just stutter. So I don't know. Do we still have Mike? Is he still on the line with us? I'm here. I'm here. Okay, Mike is still there. And do we have the color? Let's see it was. Who was that color? It was. Let's see it. There's the well. Are you still on there? Yeah. So I'm sorry we evidently I don't want to try playing it again. I don't want to risk the risk of.

2:05We tried anyway. We tried. I don't want to risk that song crashing the computer. This is why we need people. This is why we need you to send money in. Arby in needs a new computer. I mean for heaven's sakes let's get with it. Let's get the cash and money coming in. Well, I'm serious. 800, 724, 2719. If someone else wants to call in and make a suggestion for a song or music or what have you. And also we can donate to Arby in by calling it right in a check or money orders and that in. The 2251 double creek drive box 302. Rail rock Texas 7664. And I'll make you the chat room one more time. The hidden report dot c h a t a n g o dot com. I'm going to jump in here with one of my songs now. This one was written by Santo and Johnny.

3:06Maybe Mike will remember who's Santo and Johnny was. Because it goes back away. I'm sure you remember them. Yeah, this one it was released in 1959. But my version is going to be it was still guitar with Santo and Johnny. But my version is going to be with Jeff Beck. Man Jeff Beck playing on the steel guitar on his regular guitar. He does a great impersonation of Santo and Johnny. He's amazing. Even to me. Sleepwalk.

5:35I'm going to jump in here with one of my songs. And I'm going to jump in here with one of my songs. I'm going to jump in here with one of my songs. Yeah, how about that? Well, that was good. Charlie. Yeah, that was great. I mean, he does that without a bar. You know, a capo. He's doing that just with his finger picking, man. I mean, he's good. He's good. You know, now you you have sparked my memory. There's one. If you want to go along with Mr. Beck, he does a version of 16 tons. That's really cool too. Oh, really? You've never heard that when you might be able to find that. Yeah, I'm sure. Let me look it up for you.

6:35Okay. Yeah, that one. Yeah. Okay. Okay, go ahead and do some talking while I tight. All right. You got your all right. Sure. Yeah, I had another one. I'll play. I was going to play too, but that that that that. Okay. What is it? Go ahead. What? I was going to look up. You can find 16 tons for the next time. Yeah, let's play the Gladstone one this time and then we'll come back to Jeff back and you can find it easier to find this one. Is this one because Gladstone's a piece of paper. I know you've got that one there in front of you if you're in the chat. Okay. Let me let me find it here. Yeah. Gladstone. Okay. Let's see. I got welcome to the show. That's not it. Did you place this one after? I can not send it to you. I have it. I'm list. I find it. Charlie. If I'm. Let's see. I got it. I have a different device here than the one I'm speaking on where I can read.

7:37Okay. Hold on there. Okay. So here we go. All right. You got it. Yeah. No, I don't have to scroll back. Let's say here it is right here. Okay. I got keep them flying. Yeah. The way I know. Okay. Yeah. I got you right here. Gladstone, a piece of paper. There you go. That's the one. I remember when this one came out in the early 70s. They're not a very well known band. But it's, you know, it's kind of a long lines of a process. Is this one that's just up big to you? Or is this one you just picked? No. This is just some people that I, this is just one I picked that local, their local band here, Gladstone was from around the Athens, George area, but I don't know them or anything. But this was early 70s, kind of a protest, kind of a song. It was political, I guess you say more than a protest song. But, you know, I did just, it always resonated with it. Even back when I was 13 or 12 or 13 when it came out, I remember when it came out. I haven't played it on RV in, I don't think before. So yeah, if you, you, let's start right now then.

8:38Here we go. All right. A massive Confederate flag flying high above a local interstate, the sons of Confederate veterans raised this large flag earlier today, as the Confederate flag is once again in the spotlight. NASCAR already banning it all races and tonight our day fairies. Keep on flying, boys. The flags of our fathers keep on flying, boys. They're flags like no others. Piles are stored in their shadow, so we moths and moths are strong. The flags of our fathers. Keep on flying, boys.

9:41In honor of Dixie, great granddad marched off the wall. I'm deep and as hard, he knew what he was fighting for. But there are those amannas who ought to take those colors down. From where the value to fall and what his mouth say could grow. Keep on flying, boys. The flags of our fathers keep on flying, boys. They're flags like no others. Piles are stored in their shadow, so we moths not the strong. The flags of our fathers. Keep on flying, boys. I saw it in the paper to call it a flag of hate.

10:44They don't want my colors, flying all the fallen's grain. We must draw a battle line, or the truth must be told. Each time sons and daughters to stand and be golden. Keep on flying, boys. The flags of our fathers keep on flying, boys. They're flags like no others. Piles are stored in their shadow, so we moths not the strong. Flag of our fathers. Keep on flying, boys. We must stand today to long, rowish, to late. Liberty will go away as tyrannies at the end.

11:50The flags of our fathers keep on flying, boys. They're flags like no others. Piles are stored in their shadow, so we moths not the strong. The flags of our fathers. Keep on flying, boys. Piles are stored in their shadow, so we moths not the strong. The flags of our fathers. Keep on flying. Newtonight, the court says, Alphoretic can ban the Confederate flag in the old soldier's day parade. The case started in 2019, when the city said the sons of Confederate veterans could participate in the parade, but couldn't use the Confederate flag.

12:50Two members sued, saying Alphoretic violated the group's constitutional right to free speech. Today, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the law courts ruling the federal government. I never really knew that choice, Charlie. Filmed on location in a park, cemetery, ridge, Confederate memorial plaza. Special touches. That wasn't that was Rick Revel. That wasn't that one. I'm glad you played that. You got a collar? Yeah, Bob and you talk. I want to tell you how I found RBN, which was I got a Wi-Fi radio with the Tune in App in it. I was going through conservative talk, and I found RBN, and I heard John talking.

13:57That is how I found out about it. So my question is, how did all the other people on RBN find out about it? And how could we make it easier for people to find it, and not to expand the audience, and not to expand the donations? Okay, well, there's several ways that I know that you can listen to the show live. Of course, I listen to my computer, but I think there's apps that you can download. I think one alternative is Appalien Safari for some browsers who have a different setup. But I think if you've got an iPhone thing, I think you can listen to Radio.net. And then once you get that app on there, I think you can look search for RBN on there, and you can listen to yourself, through your cell phone, I believe.

14:59Tune in.com is another way, I believe, is another one of those. And internetradio.com is another one. And talkstreamlive.com is another way you can listen. So yeah, I don't know if it's on any AM channels or FM channels anymore, but you can listen in those ways as well. Well, Charlie, there's a way I usually listen over the cell phone too. You can call a cell phone number. Oh, okay. Yeah, there's a cell phone number also. Yeah, Bob, this is a way if somebody doesn't able to get to a radio or internet or whatever. When I'm out and about, I will listen myself on a phone number that you can call, and it'll play it like on a cell phone call. And the one that I use is 518-931-1009, and it comes up with a menu, and you can play RBN over the telephone, if anybody doesn't have access to internet or whatever.

16:01I've given that to people who that will listen. And here's another one to listen on your cell phone as well. There's another number here at 605-313-0163. I'll repeat that. 605-313-0163. Charlie? Yeah. I understand all the ways you can listen to it. My point is for people to find out about it. So I'm talking about perhaps, does anybody go on Google to do a search for conservative talk and Patriot talk and see if RBN comes up and do a search engine optimization for it. And again, my question is somebody go on IHART radio, put in conservative talk and see if RBN is on there, because a few years ago I checked and I couldn't find it.

17:06So see, my point is not how to listen to it, is how to let people know it's there. Okay. Well, I would suggest that you just spread it by word of mouth. You know what I was been wanting to get RBN to see if we can't print out some cards. I know some business cards. They may have them already, but I would print out business cards for RBN with the RBN logo on them and hand those out as well. I've talked about doing that myself. I had some cards made up. Someone had some thought crime live bumper stickers made for me, but nobody ever puts bumper stickers on their car much anymore. They had that thought, you know, it's like they were pretty distinctive yellow. They were the cats and color of the yellow and had the don't tread on me and the RBN, because you can't handle the truth on it. They were pretty good, but you know, people just don't put them on their cars anymore.

18:09T-shirts made up. You can do a thing that helps spread the word down there in your area too. You go and do a radio broadcast ever saw. Yeah. That's a good place. Well, the Dixie Republic. Yeah. At the Dixie Republic. I'll go up there. I'd like to frequent that. That's a good place. If you're ever in Travis, Russ, South Carolina and you get a chance, you can see the flag flying on highway 25. It's going out of Greenville toward Asheville. I haven't been able to go by there lately, but I have to get by there before long. I need a new shirt. I have to go up myself a new shirt everywhere. Everywhere I go, I'm wearing a shirt from there pretty much. I'm wearing that flag usually. Go ahead, go ahead, Charlie. No, I mean, did you used to like set up a booth or a table out there? Sometimes they had some... Yeah, well, they have a coffee shop that's called the Confederate Corner Coffee Shop. Sometimes there'll be events there.

19:09I've had... I've interviewed people in person there a few times. Yes. I was in a... They released a book... James Edwards is also a broadcast live from there. That's... That was kind of... I hadn't kind of crashed his party when... when July at the Dixie Fest and... He's a very gracious guy. The political cesspool, James Edwards. I showed up there where I met Mike Gattie. He was in one of those events. Okay. That was his history, I guess. You're saying... I loved that song, by the way. That was a great... And they had an isolate. It is. Played along with it, too. That was good. Yes. It was just playing with Revell, y'all. It was a good band, buddy. You... They were... You could find some... Well, he has more. Yeah, he's got more on YouTube if you guys want to check it out. Rick Revell is the name of it. It's pretty... It's pretty a musician. I really like that song. And I love that flag, so, you know... All right, me, too. I love that flag, too. Stars and bars, though. That's one I love.

20:09All right, listen here. It's my turn now, so I'm going party. Party. And this one is... I like the blues, all right. I love the blues, and I love, of course, this... I'm a guitar player. And this is probably one of the best blues guitar players I've ever heard in my life. And with that... And this gentleman... He wrote this song. He and another man. It was actually written back in 1959, by... A gentleman by the name of Blue Singer by Larry Davis in 1958. And... But this is not Larry Davis version. This is... Stevie Ray Vaughn playing Texas Blood.

22:55Where it's flooding down in Texas... All of the telephone lines are gone... Where it's flooding down in Texas... All of the telephone lines are gone... Where it's flooding down in Texas... Well, I've been trying to call my baby... No, I'm not going to sing a song... Well, the clouds are low ahead...

23:59My mouth's staring at it in red... Well, the clouds are low ahead... My mouth's staring at it in red... Well, the water keeps a roll all out... My mouth's about to dry, I'm supposed to do Ray itself...

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28:16I'm supposed to do Ray itself... I'm supposed to do Ray itself... I'm supposed to do Ray itself... Well I'm dreaming you can go

29:19You're not on my own this day Do we sing in the play in the car behind the bat? At the second time Well I'm dreaming you baby We all know not on that old mystery I'll find a home and no, was a generator Play even the sun shines every day I'm dreaming you can go

30:26All right well what are you having to say to that one Stephen? He was great Charlie I never got South Stephen Ray Vaughn He's good on a long list of guitar players and musicians who died too young there Stevie Ray Vaughn, please play it Yeah, he died way too young Way too young I always saw Pat Traver's one time Pat Traver's kind of reminded me of him in some ways but it just is different A little bit different and Pat Traver said this song called the Snoten Whiskey Drinking Cocaine I think I heard Stevie Ray Vaughn do it one time somewhere I think I'm not sure but I always associated that all together for some reason But that was a great song Bob are you still on? Yeah I have a quick comment The reason Stevie Ray Vaughn sounded so good because he used thicker strings He reportedly used a 13 high E at a 58 low E

31:28You know you know a little about that But I didn't know he did that but you know his fingers used to bleed He used to get calluses on his fingers and sometimes there's been people in the crowds and have reported that they saw his fingers bleeding during a while he was playing That's why people don't like to have your strings but they sound better But I don't want to be a guitar expert here You had a couple good ideas bumper stickers and telling people about RBN Now let's just say everybody go out and tell five people about RBN in the next two weeks so that would be a good idea And then I would think about maybe buying some bumper stickers I don't know how he would distribute that but I think that might do something And I'm gonna do some test searches on Google to see how the easiest way to get RBN to pop up

32:36And that might be of some use I'm not gonna check to see if it's on the iHRT search engine And I will report that gentleman Thank you very much for taking my call Thank you Bob for calling and that's actually a very good caller we had there Steven because he's breaking a lot to the table we need to get people to know about RBN Okay sounds like we got music when we come back Steven I'm gonna play your song on the Gladstone if you want us to play it Sounds good? Alright, y'all

33:50I'm gonna play your song on the Gladstone I'm gonna play your song on the Gladstone I'm gonna play your song on the Gladstone Stay in the trails into one Don't forget my son Do include everyone I talk to you in or within Till the sandman you call Stop You swing with all the iron Better Within your pillow Dye Exit and light Enter the diet Take my hand Rock to never, never lay down Rock to never, never lay down Rock to never, never lay down

34:52Rock to never, never lay down Something's wrong, something like Maybe not tonight And the others don't want it Team to walk, team to lie Streams of jaguilies, fire And the things that will fade Swing with one eye over Within your pillow Dye Exit and light Enter the diet Take my hand Rock to never, never lay down Rock to never, never lay down Rock to never, never lay down

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41:38This is unfortunately, I haven't given out any news today And you know what, I'm happy I'm not giving out the news That's where the jungle is out there people But let me just make it real quick I'm going to give out just a few little tidbits of news here You can't just hit Moscow with over a thousand drone missiles Damaged one of their big refining facility And knocked it up, caused a lot of trouble over there with their refinery And Putin has come out with a statement saying that he finds out that European leaders or the European countries were in any way behind Did he have this attack on that refinery? He's going to declare war on Europe And there we go And then the other big story is his trump met with that and Yahoo They met for a very short period of time the meeting with camp David the meeting was cut short

42:40And NetNiah flew back and trump went back through the White House And I think they probably didn't take NetNiah who very long to tell Donald Trump That look if you don't go and start to fix this war up over in Iran And destroy that country we're going to release the Epstein files So it didn't take you very long to say that you know probably And with that I'm going to get back to play some music If you guys want to go do news go out and look forward next week You can listen to my show coming up on John Moore this coming Wednesday At 9 o'clock and I'll be talking a lot more about the current issues of the day And don't forget to donate to our being call in And 877-2719 And believe it donation and send a check to 2251 Double Creek Drive Box Deal to Round Rock Texas 78664 And with that I'm going to get back here and to the chat room

43:45And I'm going to play Steven Song Let's hope we have enough time here the Gladstone We'll go Steven In order to form a more perfect union religion will cost a man one tenth of his goal A paper's very free thing is so a piece of paper says he's alright

44:46You know paper is only paper and you know people Well they try to be good Some folks live by others paper some folks live like we should So in order to form a more perfect union a legal abortion So the family won't know a piece of paper says the problem won't grow A piece of paper makes it all right In order to form a more perfect union a country will call on its young men to fight

45:51A piece of paper says it's all right today A piece of paper says it's all right A piece of paper says it's all right A piece of paper makes it all right It's all right Well what do you think of that Charlie? I love that man

46:52What good vocals here? Oh yeah, have you never heard that before? Oh you did hear it before? Oh cool No I have not heard that before Oh I'm glad to have let you in on that I remember when it came out it was right after Roe v Wade You know I think it was really more Purti was more of a political You know at the time you know it meant more on the right Have that on the radio I don't think it played very much They squashed pretty much because it was right along that same time And the draft was still going on too up until Well the draft you know the norm it was 72 or 73 I think Yeah and you know I like that sentiment The expresses the thought crime that I'm always trying to say too I agree with them you know I agree with the express there And before long we may be it may be more pertinent with the draft Coming back to nuts what do you think about that? Oh I hope not Stephen I truly hope not

47:53They're drafting people over in Europe right now though They're getting ready to instantiate the draft some of the countries They're going to be drafting women and your crane is drafting women as well But other European countries are they're getting ready to go after Russia Man this is what's going on they're trying to push us into a world war And you know being on the political stage here I've got a little song I'm going to play And it has to do with some of my roots Okay I'm Irish I don't know are you Irish Stephen? Are German not that I'm a German and English on as I've sound some of those roots But I don't know about any different ones we come from I don't go back Must be on the hills and up in North Carolina the hill I'm basically a hill building up before that it depends You know German and the English possibly yeah Okay well I'm a family guy Jerry yeah yeah Yeah my family is all scotch Irish And we came over my my grandfather actually jumped off a boat during World War One

48:57And to go back to swim over to Ireland he got he got put in trouble for it But he wanted to put step foot back on Ireland because that's where our family came from And we came from there but this is about the olive hope And it's it's a little different it's not rock it's a the Irish tenors And they're singing about a young man coming from Ireland to the United States On the first day of January 19th The open and a silent and the left of people grew And the first to cross that threshold of the island of open tears

50:02Was any moor from Ireland was all of fifteen years I love home I love tears I love freedom I love peace But it's not the island I love the heart And I love the island of pain I will never see again What the island of hope is always on your mind In a little while she carried all her past and mystery Her dreams are the future in the land of liberty

51:05Carveages the past word when your own world disappears There's no future in the past when you're fifteen years I love home I love tears I love freedom I love peace But it's not the island I love the heart I love pain I will never see again What the island of hope is always on your mind When they closed on the island in 1943 17 million people had come there for sanctuary

52:15And in springtime when I came here and I sat on to its ears I thought of how it must have been when you're only fifteen years I love home I love tears I love freedom I love peace But it's not the island I love the heart And I love the island I will never see again What the island of hope is always on your mind I love home I love tears I love freedom I love peace

53:17But it's not the island I love the heart And I love the island I love the heart And I love home I love the heart But I love home I love the heart Thank you All right Will That was great Charlie so you're Scott you know yeah I hear you

54:19Yeah yeah I'm Scott cherish Are we still on? Yeah we're on and you said the earliest ancestor came Yeah in the early 1900s I think you said yeah you told us when they when they when the early you're one of your direct descendant's guy here I haven't traced mine all the way back to the first time they got you know into the US Yeah my grandfather during World War One he was a long head was drafted into World War One They were parked on a boat outside of Ireland there and he jumped the ship so he could go back and put his foot back on Irish soil And he got in trouble for him for it but they didn't they didn't press him too hard on it because he swam back And that was your grandfather I guess that was my grandfather Oh wow that's quite a story here I think probably a large part of the list is to RBN or probably I bet they're more Scott's Irish listen to us than the rest too I would think they're thought criminals for sure

55:24You know what it was this book that Mike Gatti references called Born Fighting that's about the Scott's Irish in their history This yeah I'm not I don't have any direct association myself for that I'm aware of you know my ancestors probably the English and the German come to got them know the whole I hadn't followed it all the way back there but you know they thought criminals that's for sure the Scott's Irish I appreciate that So I have that connection anyway I had a war song too where there are the same bunches singing about the war war war two and they're Irish tenners And they're talking about a young man who died over there during the war and they sing about that you know it's just absolutely beautiful But I don't think we have time to play it but you know they're anti war as well we are we fight a lot amongst ourselves But we don't believe in going over and causing trouble over you know other countries you know what And you know we're about out of time here I think yeah Steven I think we both is all pretty good well

56:29I know it was fun time yeah yeah I tried doing this y'all yeah Uh huh yeah this was a lot fun Charlie believe it's something I would love to swap tunes you know back and forth with other hosts too This would be fun this was I think RBN might appreciate it I'll let them let the listeners express their opinion But I it's something I would like I would like to hear is different I would love to hear a couple of other hosts go back and forth and swap tunes like we have Yeah that'd be great and we could do this again sometime maybe in the future or nose I'd love to maybe give it a couple of months or whatever we'll do another one we'll put out a theme and we'll come back on And we'll do it again I mean it was I think it went well it was a little bit you know I was a little bit hesitant because all the juggling I would have to do But I think it would you get it Charlie yeah you know appreciate that I mean you know there's a lot of windows and a lot of things and I was you know I did make a couple of mistakes at one point but I think I think it went well pretty pretty well I'm glad to win as well as what it did

57:34And I think I hear music in the background there Steven Thanks to having me Charlie yes sir I'm glad to have you on board and I remember everybody donate to RBN 877-242719 and send that money order to 2251 Double Creek Drive 302 Railroad Texas 786-4 and with that I'm bad but bad Steven is but bad and we're both out of here I'm here to tie our hair I'm not bad at the pole

58:41I'm not bad at the pole I'm not bad at the pole

59:42But I walk the streets kings and queens to the side every woman I meet This is RBN the Republic Broadcasting Network