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On this stream: we delve into the latest developments in the ongoing story of the New Orleans New Year's Eve attack - Whitney Cummings pushes the envelope in CNN 'Roast of 2024' segment - Don Lemon goes off the deep end in insane rant against Trump voting-farmers - Trump seemingly caves to Elon on the H1B Visa issue in spintaneous Mar-a-lago interview - and more.
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Hi everyone,
In case you missed it, the ad-free replay of yesterday's stream is available below for paid subscribers:
Hi everyone,
We’re live at 1:00 PM ET on YouTube and Rumble.
On this stream: Bari Weiss' job at CBS could be in jeopardy after media merger amid disastrously low 60 Minutes ratings - Zohran Mamdani announces 'combating antisemitism' task force - Trump nearly laughs at Netanyahu's story of Israeli heroism on board the Flydubai flight - and more.
We hope you can all tune in. Thanks as always for your support.

Hi everyone,
We’re live at 8pm ET for a special edition of our dissident film club.
We’re excited to present The Occupation of the American Mind, a 2016 documentary by Loretta Alper and Jeremy Earp which explores the machinery of pro-Israel propaganda in the United States throughout decades of conflict and strife. The film is narrated by Roger Waters and features exclusive interviews with Max Blumenthal, Norman Finkelstein, Noam Chomsky, and others, including professor Sut Jhally, who will join us for a talkback after the screening of the film.
In addition to being a Professor Emeritus at UMass Amherst, Sut Jhally is the founder and executive director of the Media Education Foundation, which produces and distributes documentary films and other educational materials dissecting the political and cultural impact of American mass media.
Information to access the stream is available below for paid subscribers: