You've probably heard a lot about the East Palestine, Ohio train disaster.
But you might not have gotten a great explanation as to exactly what happened and what the future may hold.
Sunday we're on the ground in East Palestine to sort through the mess in clear and accurate Full Measure style. You won't want to miss it.
Also Sunday: Back in the mid-70s, Congress convened the Church Committee to investigate abuses by the FBI and America's intel agencies.
As history repeats itself, we interview a member of a new type of Church Committee that's investigating the political weaponization of government law enforcement.
And with more knowledge at our fingertips than ever before, we are subject to record censorship by powerful interests who don't want us to have it.
We'll hear from a fascinating media literacy expert who helps us sort through the fake media literacy efforts.
See you Sunday!
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Nolan Higdon (10:17): We're certainly way (laughs) far away from where we started, in terms of the boundless access to information, or the information superhighway as they called it when I was a kid (laughs). It's, it's way more managed now.// (10:50): And the average user kinda has a delusion of power when they sit in front of their screen. They think they're being empowered to access all the information in the world, and more than anybody in human history. It's really a whole managed, curated experience. These companies will tell you what you can and can't see
SHARYL TRACK:ย A frank discussion about the -big picture- when it comes to media literacy.
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The USA government is still hiding medical and military records of US Army soldiers who fought in WW2 and later became Human Test Subjects. See (University of Minnesota LSD-ElectroShock study of 1977). The Church Committee was supposed to do something about it, but did they? Richard Helms the CIA Director attempted to whitewash the whole mess, but even he couldn't get everything destroyed. Enough evidence still exists to prove who directed and was responsible for much of the mayhem. See histories of (GEORGE HUNTER WHITE) (SID GOTTLEIB) (ROBERT LASHBROOK) and many more. The US Supreme Court has quietly indicated that any MK-Ultra lawsuits will not be appreciated, but I thought Murder had no Statute of Limitations?? Did DAN MARKINGSON die in vain? Did the University simply pay off the dead guy's mother and boyfriend hoping that the thousands of other deaths would just go away? Where is Dr. Elliot? Did Dr. Shultz die from stress? What does Minnesota Chief Justice Lorie Gildea know about the Murders in Minnesota, and the coverups that followed the deaths. Can a new Church like committee actually do something original and honorable, or will it just serve to cause the dear Frank Church to turn over in his grave? We are waiting to see. Don't open this ugly piece of history unless you intend to see it through. Don't bother trying to pay off the remaining families - you couldn't print enough money. The ugliest of ugly chapers in USA history is still unresolved because the government is a secret government and it is not your friend. It is a war machine, nothing else.
It would be interesting, and instructive, to see how Bidens forcing unionized railroad workers. who were striking in part due to rail/work safety issues, against their will and in violation of union/workers rights, and giving railroad companies much of what they wanted in the negotiations, impacted these many derailments this year.