4 chapters across the catalog
Steve Pieczenik, Harvey Weinstein and Hollywood Power Dynamics
Steve Pieczenik claims that Harvey Weinstein was not a rapist but rather a powerful figure whom women "threw themselves at" to advance their careers. A prediction is made that Weinstein will eventually "walk," perform an apology tour, and return to the film industry, similar to the career rehabilitation of Mel Gibson.
The Alabama special election between Roy Moore and Doug Jones faces intense national scrutiny as President Trump endorses Moore despite allegations of pursuing teenagers. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has suggested an ethics investigation if Moore wins, though historical precedent for punishing pre-election conduct is noted as being non-existent. High-profile surrogates including Steve Bannon and Cory Booker have entered the state for final campaigning.
FBI Agent Analysis of Militia Movements on Crime Watch
Former FBI agent Steve Moore appeared on television to discuss the rise of white anti-government militias, comparing them to Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Moore characterized militia members as "non-functional" individuals who react to Democratic administrations. He dismissed the Oregon occupiers as delusional, suggesting they are waiting for a revolution that will never materialize.
The hosts question why Glenn Beck was absent from his show during the height of the Egypt crisis, replaced by a guest host focusing on oil security. They analyze a segment featuring former Shell Oil CEO John Hoffmeister and writer Steve Moore, who promote a "meme" of $200-per-barrel oil. The discussion highlights how wholesale gasoline prices rose 13 cents immediately following the escalation of protests in Cairo.
