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Finally, a story that doesn’t have to do with Joe Rogan.
Finally, a story that doesn’t have to do with Joe Rogan.
Team Rising debates harm-reduction measures in dealing with drug addiction, and discuss backlash to the Biden administration’s distribution of clean drug paraphernalia.
Breach of contract or not, Rogan keeps some portion of his Spotify income if he leaves. So the deal might be really sweet for him. That said, I doubt he leaves Spotify.
Ryan Grim discusses the role the private sector could play in mitigating the climate crisis, if forced to by the SEC.
I still think it’s funny how Trump releases these little tweets as “presidential statements” lmao
Robby Soave details a shift among liberals and the school mask debate.
Bleeping out the word is still censorship. Editing out the Kanye quote is also censorship. Where are the George Carlin’s when we need them? They’ve been politically corrected to death.
yan Grim and Robby Soave react to newly revealed emails purported to show that Hunter Biden engaged in talks to broker a lucrative oil deal involving a Chinese energy firm and then-Kazakhstan prime minister, Karim Masimov, while his father Joe Biden was Vice President.
Krystal and Saagar are joined by entrepreneur Joe Sanberg to discuss the campaign to get the $18 minimum wage on the ballot in California in the November election season
Reposted with the permission of the author. Originally published on Motpol in Swedish and re-published on Euro-Synergies in French. “The alt-right is probably well known to most people, the burgeoning alt-left was crushed in its infancy when Trump disparagingly but incorrectly associated the term with the AFA. Less […]
By Ed West The soppy 90s epic Titanic famously tells the story of star-crossed-lovers whose budding romance is thwarted by Anglo-Saxon class constraints and an enormous iceberg. There is Rose, a frustrated young gentry woman destined for a life of pampered Edwardian luxury, and Jack, the happy-go-lucky starving […]
LA Progressive In recent weeks both US and NATO have been stumbling toward confrontation with Russia over whether the Ukraine will be allowed membership in NATO. While there are various secondary issues on the negotiating table—deployment of US troops into Poland, Baltics and Romania and Russian natural gas […]
LA Progressive Let’s be honest: Americans don’t care about Africa – by and large, at least. Despite the lies we tell ourselves – and the raging debates we have – about PC-culture, critical race theory, and so on, this remains a salient fact. Sure, the delusion is soothing. […]
By Alexander Taylor Clayton Seasteading Institute Our Chairman of the Board, Titus Gebel, has written a whitepaper called “Free Private cities — A New Operating System for Living Together.” The whitepaper makes the moral case for Free Private Cities and addresses some common objections, in a concise twelve […]
This is a must listen.
Monday, Jan 31 – Michael Hudson Michael Hudson’s many books include “Super Imperialism,” “Killing the Host,” “… And Forgive Them Their Debts,” “The Bubble and Beyond,” and “Global Fracture.” This provocative title invites genuine discussion about the state of the US economy, its failures and what this might […]
By Amanda Coletta Emily Rauhala Annabelle Timsit and Jennifer Hassan Washington Post TORONTO — The busiest crossing on the U.S.-Canada land border was blockaded Tuesday as the demonstrations against vaccine mandates that have paralyzed Canada’s capital spread to a crucial trade artery, while inspiring similar protests from Europe to […]
No, the obstacle is the military-industrial complex, war profiteers, the intelligence services, and the Israeli and Gulf State lobbies. By Damon Linker, The Week Three of the most prominent populist conservative writers around — Sohrab Ahmari, Patrick Deneen, and Gladden Pappin — have taken to The New York […]
By Joel Mathis The Week Back in 2019, Hillbilly Elegy author J.D. Vance gave a speech describing his hopes that the GOP would turn away from economic libertarianism and small-government orthodoxy to become a “pro-worker, pro-family” party. Conservatives should stop slavishly serving big corporations, he suggested, and focus […]
By Grayson Quay The Week French President Emmanuel Macron said Tuesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin gave him a guarantee that Russia would not make any aggressive moves against Ukraine, BBC reports. “I secured an assurance there would be no deterioration or escalation,” Macron said before meeting with […]
Kim Iversen breaks down new developments in the possible sexual harassment case of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai.
Krystal and Saagar call on the GOP to return the thousands of dollars given to their governors arm by disgraced Epstein connected billionaire Les Wexner
Senator Rand Paul answers the hosts questions about vaccination, mask mandates, Dr. Fauci, and natural immunity.
Krystal and Saagar discuss the implications of free speech alternative video platform Rumble offering Joe Rogan $100 million to leave Spotify and join the platform to post all his content
I’ve been categorised as “right-wing” in a list of Joe Rogan podcast guests. Let’s take a look at my credentials.
Ryan Grim, Kim Iversen, and Robby Soave discuss the possible unintended consequences of browbeating the Joe Rogan Experience off of Spotify.
Krystal and Saagar respond to the scoop obtained by Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy that one of the Democratic operatives behind the Rogan cancellation smears used the N word in 2014
In “1000 Years of Joys and Sorrows,” renowned Chinese artist Ai Weiwei details his struggles with censorship and his fight for human rights.
His corruption has been exposed like 1000 times now. People ever gonna get it?
Filmmaker and brother to Julian Assange, Gabriel Shipton, details the NFT his brother made in collaboration with artist pak.
This has gone international thanks to Justin’s tyrannical overreach.
Krystal and Saagar are joined by premier academic Adolph Reed to look at his new book about the Jim Crow south and the class dynamics laying underneath our culture wars
Best comment: “I got an $8000 bill for a CT scan and sitting in a glorified waiting room. “Luckily,” they cut it to $3000.”
English language editor for Haiti Liberté, Kim Ives, explains why the political climate in Haiti could soon grow more dire as questions continue to arise about Prime Minister Ariel Henry’s possible involvement in the assassination of former President Jovenel Moïse.
Saagar covers the Rock’s decision to fold on his support for Joe Rogan after he was pressured by a woke celebrity who expressed concerns about Rogan’s previous use of the N-word
In a just world, her father Dick Cheney and his neocon friends would be the ones behind bars.
I wonder if he’ll apply the same standard to right-wingers moving to blue states
Team Rising discusses the Supreme Court’s restoration of Alabama voting maps that Democrats say suppress Black voters.
Krystal covers the incredibly emotional and revealing response the hosts and other top talent at CNN gave after the firing of top executive Jeff Zucker
I don’t think Florida not being a swing state would surprise anyone at this point.
Kyle: Biden raised the minimum wage of federal workers to 15 dollars. Me: Congratulations he raised the wage of less than one percent of employees…
Robby Soave details the controversy surrounding Olympics protest art posted at George Washington University, and explains why some college adminsitrations show deference to China.
Krystal and Saagar offer their perspective on CNN’s decision to hire lifelong neocon propagandist and current ‘Never Trumper’ Jonah Goldberg after he quit Fox News
Durbin and Cornyn want to restore the ability for some students to seek bankruptcy:
The GOP holding their party members accountable. That is the best joke I have heard all year.
Ryan Grim details what liberal mainstream media refuses to acknowledge about Dr. Fauci.
Krystal and Saagar analyze the causes of Facebook’s largest stock price drop on record as the company was also hit with early investor Peter Thiel’s departure from its board
“Democrats have completely lost it.” – Right!
JNJ had net profits of $20.9B in 2021, $14.7B in 20202, $15.1B in 2019. They have ZERO risk of bankruptcy if they pay this out.
Ryan Grim and Robby Soave discuss the circumstances leading to the resignation of top science advisor to the Biden administration, Eric Lander.
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