On America This Week, Walter Kern and Matt Taibbi discussed 60 minutes‘ edit/collage of the Kamala Harris interview.

“This 60 minutes format is dead”

Walter declared the 60 minutes television format is dead because it

required the good faith of the audience and the integrity of the network okay and the producers and the editors

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Why Print Needs new Ground Rules:

It’s not just the 60 minutes video format. Walter says he currently avoids print media because

they can take a statement you made and make it seem that it occurred in an entirely different context than than when you made it and there’s no way you know there’s no way for the audience to tell

<https://youtu.be/V8DDq_61E0s?t=1260s>

In addition to the multiple
equipment failures that we just
experienced at Newark airport over the
past like week and a half they on Monday
had three controllers on duty The goal
is 14.

Pat called his brother Joe goes “Hey I need somebody to come on air and talk about the capture of Carlos the Jackal.” And Joe said “Hey Larry Johnson just left retired you know left the office.”

I don’t have any direct
line of communication to folks that are
constructing the theory and the policy
if I were to say what’s the most
masterful plan in an optimistic way of
what could be going on here what’s the
master plan I would kind of craft it as
follows tariffs aren’t being done in
isolation they’re being done along with
a coordinated policy effort to reduce
income taxes and another policy effort
to reduce government spending so those
are three actions three legs on a stool

Schiff, now a Senator, was one of many #ReleaseTheMemo scammers to interrogate Patel this week. Incredibly, he demanded Patel explain his enthusiasm for Trump trying to declassify Russiagate documents. Wouldn’t you want to know whether making them public would cause sources to be killed? he cried. This was the exact same claim Schiff made before the “Nunes memo” was made public.

Source: Racket News, Matt Taibbi

The New York Times article writes that there is a core of the aspiring Trumpian aristocracy are still reactionaries and nationalists aching to restore an American way of life thought to be lost after decades of what they see as globalist technocracy