From Covid-19 to politics, the past few years are riddled with examples of major media outlets relying on anonymous sources for “blockbuster” stories— only to have the information be proven wrong.
Podcasts
The Anatomy of a Real Case of Alleged 2020 Election Fraud (PODCAST)
One court case alleging 2020 election fraud has produced forensic analyses and results presented to the court. Today, we take a deep dive with the lawyer who's alleging fraud, Constitutional attorney Matthew DePerno. He’ll tell us what he says he’s discovered about exactly how votes were switched.
After Hours: Fake Science and the Scientific Establishment vs. Donald Trump (PODCAST)
Fake Science, the scientific "establishment," and how they factored in when Donald Trump tried to cut funding to the Communist China Wuhan Institute of Virology.
Biden Administration Backs Down on Transparency for Communist China's U.S. Confucius Institutes (PODCAST)
The Biden administration has reversed a Trump administration rule that would have required more transparency from the controversial Confucius Institutes at U.S. colleges and Universities. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) wants to know why.
Alzheimers Cure or Mind Game? (PODCAST)
Is the first cure for Alzheimer’s disease on the horizon, or is it just a mirage
Child Sex Abuse and Trafficking in the US and Hollywood (PODCAST)
The underreported problem of child sex abuse and trafficking in the U.S. and Hollywood.
Why Public Health Officials Have Proven To Be Their Own Worst Enemy (PODCAST)
Four recent cases of Covid-19 disinformation involving public health officials and what it says about today’s managed information landscape.
The Attack on Conservative Attorneys; and China's Diabolical Plans (PODCAST)
Attorneys Victoria Toensing and Joe diGenova talk about the attack on conservative attorneys, getting cancelled, and the devolution of journalism.
