What the FBI Won’t Tell You: Ray Epps, Epstein Files & Accountability | 10/9/25

A fearless deep dive into FBI corruption, whistleblower retaliation, and government censorship shaping America’s fight for truth.

This long-form political conversation goes beyond headlines, revealing how power, secrecy, and media spin collide inside America’s most powerful institutions. Host Keith Malinak sits down with investigative journalist Steve Baker to unpack COVID mandates, social-media censorship, and the contradictions behind the January 6 investigation—especially the case of Ray Epps. Baker shares personal experiences with whistleblower retaliation, exposes the FBI’s “cult-like” internal culture, and explains how bureaucratic systems protect corruption instead of truth. From the hidden Epstein files to failures in leadership and transparency, this episode pulls no punches.

🎙 Honest. Unfiltered. Uncomfortable—but necessary.

Chapters:

00:00 — The Impact of COVID on Personal Lives

12:33 — Social Media Censorship and Government Involvement

32:48 — January 6th: Investigating the Events and Responses

40:34 — Corruption Within the FBI

45:38 — Investigating Corruption: A Personal Account

53:21 — The Epstein Files and Government Accountability

59:07 — Whistleblower Treatment Inside the FBI

01:08:49 — The Cult of the FBI

01:15:45 — Government Incompetence vs. Malfeasance

01:28:05 — Press Accountability and Government Transparency

01:35:53 — Justice and Accountability in Government Actions

01:41:26 — New Evidence in the January 6th Investigation

01:55:16 — The Complexity of Information and Accountability