4 chapters across the catalog
Dr. Peter McCullough discusses the Trusted News Initiative, a coalition of media and government stakeholders designed to suppress negative vaccine information to prevent hesitancy. The segment also covers the VAERS database, noting that thousands of deaths have been reported following vaccination, far exceeding the typical threshold for pulling a drug from the market.
Obama on Media Responsibility and the 65-Country Coalition
President Obama's remarks regarding the media's role in reporting on terrorism are analyzed, with the hosts interpreting his comments as a demand for "perspective" that doesn't empower ISIS. Obama is also seen distancing himself from intelligence failures by claiming to be a mere "consumer" of information. The hosts question the validity of the "65-country coalition" frequently cited by the administration.
Secretary of State John Kerry claims the U.S. could "knock out" ISIS quickly but argues that aggressive military action serves as a recruitment tool for the group. He emphasizes the importance of a 62-nation coalition, including five Arab countries, engaged in "kinetic activities." The narrative suggests that ISIS desires a direct confrontation with the U.S. to bolster its growth.
Global Fact-Checking Meme, Netherlands Snap Elections
Curry observes a global trend of media "fact-checking" being used as a political weapon, specifically noting its rise in the Netherlands ahead of the September 12th snap elections. The hosts briefly compare the Dutch coalition system to early American vice-presidential selection processes.
