Did Greta Gerwig get Netflix’s head of film Dan Lin ousted from Netflix because he was critical of her Narnia movie? That’s what’s being reported.
We talk about Netflix’s stock taking a dive and the drastic move by Ted Sarandos to basically fire anyone and everyone who greenlit a flop. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
The Quartering CRASHES OUT 💀 His Cuck Allegations Won’t Go Away
The Quartering (Jeremy Hambly) is melting down in his own stream chat, and the bull allegations just won’t go away.
We go through what the internet is saying about Jeremy Hambly: the Kino Casino takedown drama, the deleted Tism podcast, the swinger subreddits, the Gina Carano clip and the bull turning up in chat.
We’re making no claims. These are allegations circulating online, and we’re here to laugh at them. I did a podcast with Jeremy for seven or eight years. Now we’re INTERNET ENEMIES đź’€ and every new stream feeds the Quartering drama (and our boat fund) a little more.
I told you it would happen. Sure enough, Elon Musk is putting roughly a billion dollars into Skydance, the parent company of both CNN and CBS! The investment, reported today by Semafor and confirmed across outlets, lands right as Christiane Amanpour announced she is leaving CNN after 43 years. Talent is clearly running scared at both networks, but I’ll explain why Musk’s capital and interest in these companies is actually a good sign for the future of American media.
The news comes just as Kara Swisher, a longtime tech journalist and CNN contributor who once promised to leave if MAGA voices took over, is floating the idea of jail time for Elon. On a recent podcast she claimed he might already be in prison under a Kamala Harris presidency and that Democrats will come for him hard if they retake Congress. Musk’s reply was direct: “Live by the sword, die by the sword. Sounds like Swisher really wants to go to prison.” Talking about ticking off the new boss. Kara may want to pack up her things fast if she hasn’t already.
Meanwhile, major new developments in the Ilhan Omar saga. In her first interview since federal agents raided her DC home, Omar sat down with a very friendly Chris Hayes on MS NOW—and still managed to implode in real time. When pressed on the long-standing allegation that she married her brother, she called it “insane,” then answered the follow-up about any kernel of truth with the carefully hedged line: “Not to my knowledge.”
In today’s episode, I’m sharing my interview with longtime attorney and investigative reporter Scott Johnson of the Minnesota Power Line blog. Johnson has followed Ilhan Omar for ten years and was one of the original reporters to piece together the evidence around her suspicious marriage to her alleged brother. He joins us with some stunning intel. Here’s more from Trish Regan.
The leftists at Bluesky and REDDIT are banning any mention of Elon Musk’s new flying cars. Censorship and outright bans go hand in hand for these Nazis.
You’re NOT allowed to talk about the flying Tesla Roadster in some REDDIT subreddits, or they will probably pull it down for being “political.” Say what?!
Meanwhile, Bluesky is melting down because Elon did a thing…These people need to crawl back down their hole. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
The Trump administration is suspending Microsoft from a green card program as they crack down on fraudulent H-1B visas.
We talk about how the US tech industry basically runs on H-1B visas and we even got to this point. In addition to Microsoft, Adobe also appears to be in trouble. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
The information war isn’t limited to television, social media or search engines anymore.
Here, Ben Swann looks at propaganda campaigns involving nations including Ukraine and Israel, as well as varied corporate and media interests. Swann examines what happens when influence operations move beyond persuading people directly and begin targeting the wider information environment used by search engines and AI systems.
The episode also examines allegations and disputes involving journalists, political organizations and coordinated online messaging as Swann concludes his series on modern propaganda networks.
Nikole Hannah-Jones, a Pulitzer Prize winning New York Times writer, sent her child to a bad public school on purpose. The author of The 1619 Project says she had a point to make about her woke ideology.
But instead of making her point, it blew up in her face. Let’s talk about it. Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.
The dust is barely settling on Paramount’s move to acquire Warner Brothers Discovery and already some of the loudest and most arrogant leftists at CNN are starting to cave. Kara Swisher, who covers the Internet for CNN, says she will leave the network rather than work for Paramount owners David and Larry Ellison.
“Fuck these guys,” she reportedly said, none too graciously. She attacked the Ellisons as poseurs operating in behalf of President Donald Trump. Swisher is certainly mouthy, but she better not let the door hit her ass on the way out!
Steve Turley calls the Paramount-Warner Brothers Discovery merger CNN’s “worst nightmare.” Many of its overpriced and obnoxiously leftwing “journalists” will be on the chopping block. The only question remaining: Who will be the next to leave after the vile and disgusting Swisher?
Are the Ellisons preparing to sell Elon Musk an equity stake in CNN?
Could the world’s richest man become the owner of the leftist cable news outlet?
That’s one of the latest rumors making the rounds. Here’s Trish Regan with a much more in-depth report.
This Monday Brief argues that President Donald Trump’s removal of certain media outlets from the White House is not censorship but a strike against a propaganda apparatus designed to make the public accept falsehoods as truth.
Citing Bertrand Russell’s books The Impact of Science on Society (1953) and The Scientific Outlook (1931), the episode claims modern “scientific dictatorship” methods use mass psychology to generate convictions while hiding how they’re formed, enabling control without force. It applies this framework to current policy disputes, saying high diesel prices reflect decades of green and free-trade “zero growth” policies that reduced surge capacity, not Trump’s actions.
It highlights comments from Sarah Huckabee Sanders, J.D. Vance, Chris Wright, and Dr. Oz, and lists claimed improvements under Trump-era policies, including falling overdose deaths, record low poverty, rising real median income, more full-time jobs and early CDC data suggesting longevity gains. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.