“We are in a low-trust moment and it binds right and left together,” says a GOP pollster writing in The New York Times. Both sides are rapidly losing trust in institutions they once cherished. For example, the military on the part of conservatives and the news media on the part of progressives–and the result is a shaky alliance, a nation where no one trusts anything.
The “Right Angle” crew of Scot Ott, Bill Whittle and Steve Green to share their thoughts.
Bill O’Reilly says the the power legacy media has had it and it’s almost gone. Newspapers can barely compete with podcast’s or streamers. Younger generations look for media they can trust more than a polished, manufactured, produced product , like traditional media provides.
O’Reilly points to the struggling Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and The New York Times. In the last five years, The Post‘s circulation has tumbled 47 percent. It’s even worse on the West Coast, where Times‘ numbers have plummeted 73 percent. And finally, the once-iconic New York Times has dropped 43 percent! “It’s all because of propaganda,” “O’Reilly says. Here’s more.
While the corporate media continues to show hypocrisy and hem and haw about Donald J. Trump, Bill O’Reilly has a succinct message for the whiners: It’s over!
Appearing on Newsmax, with host Rob Schmitt, O’Reilly recounts to the corporate media’s behavior dealing with Republican administrations, dating back to Bush the younger and the attack on Iraq. The left went out of control and corporate media went wild. “And now it got worse and worse and worse,” Oreilly said. “But it really doesn’t matter what The New York Times writes, or the Washington Post, NBC News, they’re all done. They don’t have any credibility, every polls shows that, and their hemorrhaging money.” More with O’Reilly and Newsmax.
Sourcing The New York Times, Lisa Haven reports the Biden Administration’s strategy to fire long-range missiles into Russia and employ anti-personal mines on the border was in the works for a long while.
Joe Biden, of course, did in fact authorize the deployment of the missiles and mines, a stunning move that has put the United States on the doorstep of World War III. But the shocker that emerged from the Biden Administration’s plot was a suggestion by officials that Biden could return nuclear weapons to Ukraine that were taken from it after the fall of the Soviet Union. Haven explains further.
Geoffrey Hinton, generally regarded as “The Godfather of AI,” warned in an interview with The New York Times that AI is becoming autonomous and he’s worried that it will be spreading misinformation throughout the internet.
He also tells “60 Minutes” that AI will eventually have self-awareness and humans will be the second-most intelligent beings on the planet. Inpsired’s Jean Nolan dives a bit deeper into Hinton’s “inventor’s remorse” regarding AI, including its misuse, ethical concerns and its existential threat to humanity.
The “Right Angle” crew examines the importance of leadership and so called “heroes” on both sides of the aisles.
Scott Ott says progressives are so disorganized and all over the place, and actually treasure this aspect of their various movements and rebel when it comes to anointing a spokesperson or leader. Meanwhile, the Republicans lean toward strong leaders, such as in the case with Reagan and Trump.
Do the Democrats really need a hero at this point? Ott and colleagues Bill Whittle and Steve Green debate the issue.
Benjamin Fulford reports it’s becoming abundantly clear that the United States government is now completely under military control.
Fulford says among the most obvious signs is the stunning about-face of the corporate media, including uber-liberal giants such as The New York Times and CNN, who are now singing the praises of Donald J. Trump. He says the recent “Trump assassination show” was clearly used as a pretext to arrest many of Joe Biden’s Rockefeller-connected cronies, including the majority of his cabinet, a strong sign of military intervention.
Fulford adds that Trump’s plan to deport illegal immigrants and the push to make Kamala Harris the Democrat Party nominee–although he says a man wearing a Harris mask will play the part of the Democrat candidate–are among other obvious signs of military control. Here’s more, and please do your own research and discern the video for yourself.
Federal financial consultant and New York Times best-selling author Kevin Freeman says if you think Joe Biden is a disaster in front of the cameras, take a gander at Jared Bernstein, the administration’s chair of the Council of Economic Advisors.
Appearing on The Pete Santilli Show, Freeman points to a recent interview with Bernstein from the Finding the Money documentary, where he discusses modern monetary theory and attempts to explain the government’s propensity to print money.
Bernstein is asked, “So why does the government even borrow?” Stumbling and bumbling to get his thoughts together, Bernstein says, “Well, um, some of the language and concepts are just confusing. The government definitely prints money and it definitely lends that money by selling bonds. Is that what they do?”
Freeman, author of the recently-released “Pirate Money,” says Bernstein has been Biden’s top economic advisor for nearly four years and was under Vice-President Biden for eight years. “And in the clip he can’t explain it. You see the confusion on his face,” Freeman says. More with Freeman and Santilli, including a discussion of Trumponomics.
Remember those doomsday predictions about human population numbers spelling the end for civilization as we know it?
It’s starting to look like they were right for the wrong reason: the world is facing not a baby boom but a planet-wide baby bust, the dire consequences of which are only now beginning to become apparent. The “Right Angle” crew of Scott Ott, Bill Whittle and Stephen Green share their thoughts.
