Topic: Abc Whistleblower

After George W. Bush publicly denied the use of torture, John Kiriakou went on ABC News with Brian Ross to confirm that torture was official government policy authorized by the president. Kiriakou also shares an anecdote about a drone operator who was ordered to fire on a target despite seeing a child nearby; the operator's refusal led to a potential court-martial. He praises Edward Snowden for providing a national service by exposing the extent of government surveillance.

Jeremy from The Quartering joins the show to discuss Donald Trump's new economic proposals, including the elimination of taxes on overtime. They also discuss the confirmed ABC News whistleblower regarding the Harris debate. Jeremy emphasizes the importance of Trump's strategy to bypass mainstream media by speaking directly to the working class about inflation and housing costs.

Mainstream journalists are criticized for a lack of courage, specifically citing Amy Robach's leaked comments regarding the suppression of the Jeffrey Epstein story at ABC News. The discussion returns to the plight of whistleblowers like Tariq Johnson and Stu Scheller, who struggle financially while the "scoundrels" of the establishment are rewarded.