Tag: Show-Watching the Hawks

While US wages dwindle and poverty rises, billionaire presidential candidate Bloomberg is spending millions to buy an election. Harriet Tubman’s face is being used on a debit card. A newly proposed bill in Alabama is causing quite the stir. … Read More >Bloomberg: The Democratic oligarch buying US elections & Harriet Tubman’s face on debit card

Iraqi officials say Iran was not behind the rocket attack that President Trump used to justify the killing of Iranian General Soleimani. US college sports are spending big money to lobby lawmakers. We speak with Author Richard Wolff, who discusses his new book ‘Understanding Socialism’ … Read More >Richard Wolff: ‘Understanding socialism’ & US socialist candidates

We explore the truth on the coronavirus with Wang Guan, chief political correspondent for CGTN America. Then, Black History Month is discussed with Sylvia Cyrus, executive director of the Association for the Study of African American Life & History. And finally, stolen art magically reappears. … Read More >Coronavirus: Epidemic of fear-based journalism

The US National Archives are letting millions of documents potentially be deleted or destroyed. Philippines President Duterte is scrapping a defense alliance with the US. We speak with the Venezuelan embassy protectors, who are facing trial for peacefully protesting. … Read More >Venezuelan embassy protectors trial begins & Duterte scraps military agreement

Over a dozen prisoners in Mississippi have already died since the new year began, with most of these deaths occurring in the Mississippi State Penitentiary — also known as Parchman Prison. … Read More >Parchman Prison: Protest & pain | Special Report

The Iowa DNC caucus controversy continues to rage on. Violence in Syria flares up again. Barnes & Noble thought it would be a good idea to go blackface for Black History Month. And USA Today is banking on controversy clickbait following the Super Bowl. … Read More >Iowa vote count never ends, Barnes & Noble goes ‘black face’

Impeachment has been denied, but cozying up to Venezuelan regime-change operative Juan Guaidó is a bipartisan endeavor. The US Army is apparently funding “fully automated microaggression detectors.” And “influencers” are having a negative impact on public lands. … Read More >Impeachment theatre divides, while regime-change wars unite

The DNC’s Iowa caucus was a swirl of controversy, leaving us with more questions than answers. … Read More >Iowa Caucus: Buttigieg’s shadow controversy, Bernie’s establishment woes

A 2nd Amendment rally in Kentucky is raising a lot of controversy. Then, we give a roundup of candidates during the Iowa caucus. … Read More >2nd Amendment rally causes controversy

The US is accused of building three new military bases in Iraq despite the country’s parliament voting to expel American military personnel. Elizabeth Warren wants to criminalize spreading voter disinformation online. And US colleges are trying to track students’ phones! … Read More >US allegedly building new bases in Iraq & Elizabeth Warren wants to criminalize disinformation