First Things Podcast - The Hidden COVID Story
On this episode, Aaron Kheriaty joins Mark Bauerlein to discuss his article, "The Other Pandemic: The Lockdown Mental Health Crisis," and the evolution of the COVID pandemic.
Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - Listener Mail: Mysterious Fishing Club, Terrorism in the Metaverse, Trouble in Ottawa
Smitty relates a strange childhood story from his time growing up near the Pisgah National Forest. Kyle notes the metaverse offers tremendous potential for terrorists. Canadian trooper calls in to ask about media bias in reporting around the current protests in Ottawa. All this and more in this week's listener mail.
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On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Erich Schwartzel, a film industry reporter for The Wall Street Journal, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss his book "Red Carpet: Hollywood, China, and the Global Battle for Cultural Supremacy" and break down the cultural tension between the U.S. and China in the entertainment industry. […]
The Commentary Magazine Podcast - The Double Standard, Again and Again
So we’re supposed to be concerned about Donald Trump and his accountants but we’re supposed to dismiss special prosecutor John Durham and his findings—this, anyway, is what the mainstream media are telling us. The podcast takes up this gaslighting as well as the gaslighting by the CDC when it comes to masking. Give a listen. Source
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CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 02/17
Russian troops move into fighting positions near Ukraine's border. Winter storm packs snow and dangerous winds. Vets with cancer fighting the VA. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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Headlines From The Times - Homeless prisoners of the suburban dream
A new podcast series from KPCC and LAist Studios called "Imperfect Paradise: Home Is Life" zeroes in on the battles over homelessness in suburban communities. Today, we air Episode 2 of this three-part series, which focuses on an effort in 2018 to build housing for unhoused people in the Orange County city of Fullerton.
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Fullerton will start enforcing parking regulations on street where homeless live in RVs
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The Daily Signal - ‘Red-Handed’ Author Peter Schweizer Reveals How China Captured America’s Elites
America's elites are selling out their country to the Chinese Communist Party. Politicians, athletes, filmmakers, and others from the highest echelons of American society have apparently decided it is more profitable to kowtow to Beijing than it is to support their own country.
So says Peter Schweizer, author of the new book "Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win," which exposes how even President Joe Biden's family is implicated.
As Schweizer explains, "In the case of the Bidens, these commercial ties really began when Joe Biden was vice president of the United States. [His son] Hunter Biden went to Beijing looking for financial deals and what we found is that the Bidens have received some $31 million from four Chinese businessmen.
"The story takes an even more dramatic turn when you realize that those four Chinese businessmen all have links to the highest levels of Chinese intelligence."
Schweizer joins the show to discuss how and why these elites are "helping China win."
We also cover these stories:
- Biden orders that Trump White House visitor logs for Jan. 6, 2021, be provided to the special congressional committee investigating the Capitol riot.
- NATO's secretary-general says Russia is continuing to build up its military around Ukraine, contradicting Russia’s claims of pulling troops back from the Ukrainian border.
- Voters recall and oust three members of the San Francisco Board of Education over the city’s slow reopening of schools amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the board's plan to rename 44 of the city's schools because of the alleged racism of the people they are named after.
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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 2.17.22
Alabama
- Congressman Mo Brooks wants to compel Covid compensation from China
- Constitutional carry bill advances from AL House Public Safety Committee
- A Bill in the state legislature requires students to use bathrooms by birth gender
- Jefferson County coroner seeks family of man who died last year
- Auburn University purchases property to launch presence in Huntsville
National
- Former CA congressmen calls out media that pushed Russian collusion hoax
- Staffers from Clinton Campaign have migrated to BLM organization
- BLM has bailed out a Kentucky man who tried to shoot a mayoral candidate
- Texas AG is suing the Biden administration over transportation mask mandate
- Virginia Governor signs bill into law giving parents choice on school masks
The Intelligence from The Economist - Sharpest tools, in a box: miniature vaccine factories
BioNTech, the German firm behind the first licensed coronavirus jab, reveals its attempts to stuff its technology into shipping containers—to be used where they are most needed. In the second instalment of our French-election series, we ask what is left of the country’s left. And, as the Olympics wrap up, putting numbers to judges' biases that favour their compatriots.
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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S6 Bonus: Jim Fagan, Global Cloud Exchange
Jim Fagan has had a long and winding road into the tech world. He grew up in New Jersey, and post school, started out in Finance. Slowly, through those roles, he drifted towards operations, and then eventually, towards technology. Personally, he loves to be outside, doing stuff that involves the water. He enjoys surfing, wakeboarding, skiing, you name it. Through his profession, he has travelled the world, and visited many amazing places, including spending 9 years in Hong Kong. He found great pleasure in learning the cultures - personal and business - and how to reach out across languages to make connections.
Jim found himself in an opportune position, to join a company and not only bring it back to life, but to take advantage of a massive global connectivity solution, providing managed network services for over 140 multi-national companies. The question he was hired to answer was - how do we combine infrastructure with software?
This is the pivot story of Global Cloud Exchange.
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