Forget privacy abuses, liberals call to DeleteFacebook after learning Zuckerberg met with conservatives

Facebook’s history of abusing users’ trust by sharing their private data with corporate partners and government spooks pales in comparison to its CEO’s decision to sit down with prominent conservatives, for some. … Read More >Forget privacy abuses, liberals call to DeleteFacebook after learning Zuckerberg met with conservatives

Jesse Ventura: “Afghanistan is the biggest opiate producer and America is the biggest opiate abuser.”

Jesse Ventura and producer Brigida Santos talk about the 18-year anniversary of US combat operations in Afghanistan, and whether the country’s opium production plays a role in fueling the opioid crisis at home. Author Ben Westhoff discusses his book, ‘Fentanyl Inc: How Rogue Chemists are Creating the Deadliest Wave of the Opioid Epidemic.’ … Read More >Jesse Ventura: “Afghanistan is the biggest opiate producer and America is the biggest opiate abuser.”

Colossal WASTE in US healthcare spending surpasses military budget at nearly $1 trillion per year, study says

Waste and needless spending in America’s healthcare system could amount to almost $1 trillion each year, topping total US military expenditures in 2019 – the world’s largest defense budget – according to new research. … Read More >Colossal WASTE in US healthcare spending surpasses military budget at nearly $1 trillion per year, study says

Crocodile tears? Hillary Clinton tweets that ‘sickening horror’ in Syria is ‘one man’s fault’ and gets reminded of her deeds

Hillary Clinton has retweeted a post by an NBC correspondent about ‘atrocities’ unleashed by Turkey’s incursion in Syria, hinting that it’s all President Donald Trump’s fault. Twitter sent her down Memory Lane. … Read More >Crocodile tears? Hillary Clinton tweets that ‘sickening horror’ in Syria is ‘one man’s fault’ and gets reminded of her deeds

Justin Trudeau’s scandals, real corruption around Ukraine & the Ecuadorian government flees protesters

VIP opens with Lee shredding some headlines from this week. The corporate media always reliably give him some great material to make fun of including lackluster coverage of a US puppet government in Ecuador being chased out of the capital by protesters. Also, Redacted Tonight’s new correspondent Anders Lee digs into the dark side of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he runs for reelection. There’s more than just the blackface scandal. … Read More >Justin Trudeau’s scandals, real corruption around Ukraine & the Ecuadorian government flees protesters

Demystifying Syria

On this edition of CrossTalk, we demystify Syria’s Kurds. Almost all of the criticism levied against Trump’s Syria policy is not rooted in facts. In fact, that criticism is driven by false narratives and the inability to admit that the international proxy war to overthrow the Damascus government has failed. The sooner all American troops leave Syria, the better for Syria and the region. … Read More >Demystifying Syria

‘Movie Idiocracy is a reality!’ Google gets to chug millions of gallons of drinking water from dwindling aquifer to cool servers

Google has been given the go-ahead to pump some 550 million gallons of clean drinking water per year to cool servers at its sprawling data center in South Carolina, sparking outrage and fears the company will deplete the supply. … Read More >‘Movie Idiocracy is a reality!’ Google gets to chug millions of gallons of drinking water from dwindling aquifer to cool servers