Politech

Today on the podcast, we dig into a story that cuts right to the intersection of power, politics, and public money — and exposes just how far this administration is willing to stretch the word “emergency” when there’s a politically convenient check to be cut.A firm quietly tied to South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem just happened to receive money from $220 million in Department of Homeland Security advertising contracts.The company is run by the husband of Noem’s own chief DHS spokesperson, with personal and business ties flowing straight back to Noem and her top aides.

Trump is demanding the DOJ investigate Democrats over the newly released Epstein emails — while conveniently excluding himself and potentially locking the files away from public view. In this episode, Dale breaks down the political maneuvering, the White House meeting behind it, and why the victims—not the politicians—should be at the center of this story.

his morning, Donald Trump posted:“The Epstein document release is a Democrat hoax — DOJ should investigate them instead.”Classic deflection. Classic Trump. And worth paying attention.While he raged online, his own administration officials were meeting in the White House Situation Room with Rep. Lauren Boebert to discuss the sealed DOJ Epstein files — the ones Congress now has the votes to demand.Trump wants you focused on Democrats. Meanwhile, the real story — 20,000 Epstein documents and the sealed files — is being ignored.Inside the documents:Epstein asking for “marching orders” before talking to reportersMichael Wolff instructing Epstein to “gently imply that I have tapes”Epstein modeling his crisis PR on TrumpJokes about Trump visiting Epstein’s houseNone of this proves crimes, but it shows obsession with power and perception — the kind of insight Trump doesn’t want public.The real fight isn’t the 20,000 emails. It’s the sealed DOJ files. If Congress forces a vote, Trump may have to approve the release himself — potentially exposing powerful allies and himself.The victims matter most. Not Trump, not Democrats, not political theater.Trump’s post isn’t a dismissal — it’s a warning shot. Washington thinks they can distract you. They can’t.— Dale, POLITECHStay sharp. Stay aware. Stay awake.

Congress didn’t just release three Epstein emails today — they released 20,000 documents from the Epstein estate. I went through hundreds of them myself, and Trump’s name appears far more often than the media is reporting.Some emails are strange.Some are strategic.Some hint at leverage, power plays, and political manipulation.This episode breaks down:• The three headline emails everyone’s talking about• The other emails buried deep in the 20,000-page dump• The “marching orders” message• The mysterious “tapes” reference• Epstein’s attempts to use Trump politically• White House response• And what all of this actually meansNo spin.No partisan filters.Just the truth about what’s inside the document dump Washington hoped you wouldn’t read.Share your thoughts with #PolitechEpstein.

Host Dale Gibler takes you behind the scenes of a real election security audit — leading a team that tested, probed, and verified the integrity of Florida’s voting machines. From firmware flaws to chain-of-custody gaps, we reveal what really happens when cybersecurity meets democracy. This isn’t theory, it’s firsthand experience in protecting America’s vote from the inside out.

Host Dale Gibler breaks down Donald Trump’s push to kill mail-in voting — and why it’s not really about “election security.” From voter suppression to long-term power strategy, we dig into who benefits if millions of Americans lose access to convenient, verified ballots. Is this about fraud or control? Find out as PoliTech exposes the politics behind the ballot box.

What happens when the American Dream turns into a 50-year payment plan?In this episode of The Politech Show, Dale breaks down Donald Trump’s proposal for a 50-year mortgage — an idea sold as “affordable housing,” but built on bad math and even worse policy.We’ll look at how these lifetime loans could saddle families with half a century of debt, open the door for new bank insurance schemes, and even complicate what happens when a homeowner dies.From inflated interest payments to inheritance traps, this episode exposes how Trump’s out-of-touch economics could reshape homeownership — and not in a good way.🎧 Tune in to learn why real affordability doesn’t come from longer debt… it comes from smarter housing policy.

Dive into an inspiring dialogue with Florida State Rep. Anna V. Eskamani, an Orlando powerhouse reshaping progressive politics. From her nonprofit origins and PhD from UCF to her bold 2027 mayoral bid, Anna shares stories of resilience amid personal loss and public battles. We explore her recent tour of the controversial 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention center in the Everglades, where she exposed dire conditions and championed detainees' rights. Covering women's health, environmental justice, and economic reform, this episode reveals how her people-first approach drives change in the Sunshine State.

Episode 14 of Politech dives deep into TikTok — the app that’s more than just viral dances and memes. Dale and Matt explore how its powerful algorithm keeps us hooked, the fine line between conspiracy theories and facts about its data practices, and what government oversight (or lack of it) really means.They tackle the big questions: Is TikTok just entertainment, or is it a tool of influence and control? What happens if political leaders manipulate algorithms to silence critics or track dissent? And how much of our personal data is really up for grabs?This episode is serious but fun, unpacking the tech, the politics, and the cultural impact of an app shaping a generation.

Politech Episode 11 – The Promise and Perils of AI in Government (And What You Can Try at Home)AI isn’t just for Silicon Valley—it’s already shaping how governments make decisions, deliver services, and even enforce policy. In this episode, Dale and Mathew cut through the hype to explore the real promise and pitfalls of AI in the public sector, plus practical ways you can experiment with these tools yourself.

Politech Podcast Episode: "ICE’s Digital Dragnet: How Tech is Redefining Immigration Enforcement"What happens when AI, facial recognition, and predictive algorithms meet immigration policy? In this eye-opening episode, hosts Dale Gibler and Mathew Newman take you inside ImmigrationOS—the $30M tech platform driving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) transformation into a real-time surveillance force.We break down how ICE is leveraging massive data collection, mobile biometrics, and algorithmic scoring systems to target, track, and detain immigrants at an unprecedented scale. From workplace raids to health fair arrests, we explore the civil liberties at stake and whether technology is enabling racial profiling under the guise of “national security.”You’ll hear:How Palantir’s tech is centralizing immigration enforcementThe role of AI in ICE’s decision-makingReal-world stories of arrests based on predictive modelingLegal battles pushing back against this digital dragnetWhat you can do to fight for transparency and accountability🔊 Whether you're a policy wonk, techie, or civil rights advocate, this is one episode you can't afford to miss.🎧 Listen now and join the conversation.

In this explosive episode of Politech, host Dale Gibler unpacks the One Big Beautiful Bill—a sweeping piece of legislation that supercharges ICE with over $100 billion in funding by 2029, making it the most heavily resourced law enforcement agency in America.This isn’t just about immigration enforcement. It’s about a seismic power shift, fueled by AI-driven surveillance, predictive policing, and unprecedented data collection that reaches from social media to utility bills. Dale breaks down what this means for due process, civil liberties, and the everyday American.How did we get here? Who’s behind this? And what does it mean when immigration enforcement becomes a blueprint for mass control?With verified sources, chilling projections, and a call to action, this is an episode you can’t afford to miss.Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts.Featuring a preview of next week’s episode with cybersecurity expert Mathew Newman on the weaponization of AI in law enforcement.

Politech – Podcast DescriptionPolitech is where politics, technology, and truth collide.Hosted by campaign veteran and cybersecurity expert Dale Gibler, this weekly show cuts through the noise to expose how power really operates in America — from digital surveillance and disinformation to broken policy, propaganda, and corporate greed. With a sharp eye on democracy and a deep respect for the people it should serve, Politech tackles the stories the mainstream won’t, asks the questions politicians won’t answer, and arms listeners with the insight they need to fight back.Whether you’re an organizer, a voter, or just trying to stay sane in a world gone sideways — this is your space for clarity, courage, and accountability.Politech isn’t left or right. It’s forward.New episodes drop weekly on Spotify, YouTube, and wherever you get your podcasts.

PolitechWhere politics, data, and cybersecurity collide. Hosted by Neal, a foreign policy and cybersecurity professional, strategist, and data trainer — Politech dives deep into how data powers modern political campaigns, the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, and the future of tech-driven strategy. With insights from years of experience in U.S. politics and international security, Neal breaks down complex systems, exposes gaps in current practices, and explores how data can tell better stories. Whether you're a political newcomer or a seasoned strategist, Politech gives you the tools, context, and questions that matter.

PoliTech with Dale GiblerWhere politics meets technology. Hosted by IT & cybersecurity expert Dale Gibler, PoliTech unpacks how digital tools, surveillance, AI, and cyber policy are quietly shaping our democracy, economy, and daily lives. Tune in for sharp insights and real-world impact.

In this episode, we delve into the significant budgetary and personnel reductions at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) initiated by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). With a proposed $491 million budget cut and the elimination of critical red teams responsible for identifying vulnerabilities in government networks , the nation's cyber defenses face unprecedented challenges. Our special guest, cybersecurity expert Mathew Newman, provides an in-depth analysis of these developments, discussing the implications for national security, the rationale behind the cuts, and the future of cybersecurity in the federal landscape. Tune in to understand the stakes and the path forward in safeguarding our digital infrastructure.

Are your bills getting bigger — but your cart looks smaller? It might not just be inflation. In this episode of Politech, Dale Gibler breaks down how new tariffs are driving up the price of everyday goods, from TVs and washing machines to toys and groceries. We dive into real price comparisons, explain how tariffs work, and explore the political and tech forces behind these rising costs. Plus, find out how global trade policy quietly hits your wallet — and what smart leadership can do about it.🔧 Tech meets politics. Leadership meets reality.📈 It’s not just a trade war — it’s a wallet war.

In the premiere episode of Politech, host Dale Gibler launches the show on his birthday by diving into one of the most alarming national security slip-ups of the year—SignalGate. Discover how a group chat on the Signal messaging app exposed sensitive military plans, why it happened, and what secure systems should have been used instead. From SIPRNet to JWICS, we unpack the tools that are supposed to protect America’s secrets—and how a single mistake ignited bipartisan outrage. This episode sets the tone for Politech: where politics and technology collide.