Episode
The TikTok Trend That Turned Deadly + Trump Crushes the Stockpile Narrative - July 27 Hr 1
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- The Joe Pags Show
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- Jul 28, 2026
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- 2659
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Summary
Pags sounds the alarm over a disturbing TikTok and Netflix-inspired trend after a young woman lost her life, using the tragedy to deliver a powerful warning about social media, online influence, and why what you post today can follow you forever. Pags explains why people need to think before they record, think before they upload, and why chasing viral attention can have devastating consequences. Then, aboard Air Force One, President Trump responds to questions about whether America's weapons stockpiles are running low, directly pushing back on the growing narrative. Pags traces the rumor back to Sen. Mark Kelly and dismantles the claims point by point before bringing you more of the president's comments, including his blunt response to Sen. John Thune and why he says no one—not Congress or foreign leaders—is going to tell him who the United States can and cannot sell weapons to. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices