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Rock legend Ted Nugent didn’t mince words on Carl Higbie’s FRONTLINE, calling out the moral rot of Epstein-linked abusers and performers who market sexualized spectacles to our kids. Nugent’s blunt language echoed millions of hardworking Americans who are sick of seeing decency trampled while the elites look the other way.
Nugent reminded viewers that real Americans work hard, raise families, and don’t parade perversion as entertainment, a sharp rebuke to the celebrity and media class that valorizes spectacle over virtue. His comments weren’t empty grandstanding — they were the voice of a patriot furious that our children are being used as political props.
Carl Higbie’s program has been relentless in exposing how woke priorities like public drag promotions and DEI theater have crept into institutions that should be about mission and competence, not virtue signaling. Guests on the show described how such distractions hurt readiness and common sense in our military and schools, and conservatives are right to demand a return to focus and discipline.
The show also pushed the urgent issue of Jeffrey Epstein’s network and the need for transparency, with hosts questioning why powerful people who trafficked children haven’t faced the full light of justice. Americans deserve the files released and the truth exposed so our children never become collateral damage in a culture of coverups.
Enough of the hand-wringing and moral equivocation from elites who profit from chaos. It’s time for lawmakers, parents, and local leaders to shut down performances and programming that sexualize minors and to demand real accountability for anyone tied to Epstein’s depravity. Our children are not political theater, and conservatives will keep fighting to protect them.
Ted Nugent’s fiery stand on Higbie’s show is a clarion call: defend the innocents, defend common sense, and stop letting a permissive elite normalize perversion. Proud Americans should take that message to school boards, town halls, and the ballot box until our communities and our culture reflect decency again.
