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Bartiromo Bound For CBS?

Maria Bartiromo isn’t wasting any time.  After getting let go from Fox News just a few days ago, Bartiromo is already eying a major new job in television.

She’s said to be talking with Bari Weiss, the director of CBS News, about going to work for that network. If so, don’t be surprised if she lands on 60 Minutes, CBS’ longtime Sunday show with a  spotlight on investigative work.

Bartiromo has the chops to carry that kind of heavy load. In fact, she would probably put 60 Minutes back on a road to success. She’s not just a veteran journalist, but one who works hard and doesn’t mind getting her hands dirty.

Trish Regan discusses the story, drawing upon a report from Rob Schuter’s gossip website Naughty But Nice.

 

The Spy Games Finally Over?

Investigative journalist Pete Santilli joins the podcast to direct our attention to the HUGE Cyber Security Executive Order Trump signed in June..

Are we finally being protected? Are the spy games over? You Decide! Here’s more from David “Nino” Rodriguez.

 

CERN: Science And Speculation

The CERN Large Hadron Collider is one of the most advanced scientific instruments ever built, designed to study the fundamental particles of the universe. But over the years, it has also become the subject of speculation, alternative theories, and investigative commentary.

The late author and investigative journalist Dr. Thomas Horn has explored these claims from a critical and theological perspective. In this video, we examine what CERN officially does, alongside Dr. Horn’s interpretations and questions about symbolism, advanced physics, and how emerging technologies can be misunderstood or mythologized.

Rather than promoting conclusions, this breakdown separates verifiable science from speculative narratives. This is a discussion about how powerful ideas form, why large scientific projects attract controversy, and how viewers can approach extraordinary claims with curiosity, context, and critical thinking. Here’s more from Mysterious Discovery.

More Somali Fraud?

 

CBS Did “Journalistic Rape”

CBS engaged in “journalistic rape,” says an award-winning reporter, Catherine Herridge, who had her computer and private files seized by the network after they decided to fire her. She said CBS crossed “a red line” with its errant behavior and put her news sources at risk.

Herridge spoke Thursday at a U.S. House hearing in which reporters told how they endured censorship and other indignities after doing hard-hitting investigative reports on government officials and federal agencies. Besides Herridge, Edgar R. Murrow award-winning reporter Sharyl Attkinson also testified.

Here they are questioned by U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio. All we can say: Walter Cronkite would turn over in his grave if he knew what CBS was doing nowadays. A truly disgraceful performance by a news network!

Project Veritas Pulls A Bud Light

Anyone with a love of investigative journalism already knows Project Veritas, as it’s now operating, is a bogus and disreputable outfit. But the board has now gone over the top — full Bud Light — by suing former Project Veritas Founder James O’Keefe for starting a new company.

Shame on you dirty wankers! The Project Veritas board members have done absolutely all they could to destroy investigative journalism. They are not defending Project Veritas now, only their sordid and rotten reputations. Here’s more from Mark Dice.

Manipulating Biotechnology

Riss Flex reports that Joe Biden’s most recent executive order on advancing biotechnology and biomanufacturing innovation is not what it seems.

She welcomes investigative journalist Jason Bermas to the podcast, who says, “What they’re telling you is, we need biomedical, techno fascism. That’s what that is and we need to reduce the obstacles letting the government and corporations take control  of your literal biology.” Here’s explains further.

 

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