Topic: News Funding

Eric Cohen, president of the Tikva Fund, is criticized for a speech suggesting that the "American Jewish experiment" is over and that Jews should reclaim their destiny in Israel. Cohen reportedly told his audience they could stay in a "dying empire" in New York or join a "rising empire" in Israel. Harrison Smith views this as a betrayal of America and a self-fulfilling prophecy of division.

Rebel News is crowdfunding a specialized prison lawyer to challenge Tommy Robinson's nine-month solitary confinement sentence. The legal effort aims to move Robinson out of the "hole" and into a safer environment, arguing that his current treatment constitutes psychological torture. The case is presented as a critical test for international press freedom.

A proposal to end direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical marketing aims to break the industry's influence over news networks, where drug companies provide 50% to 70% of advertising revenue. This financial dependency is blamed for the lack of critical coverage regarding COVID-19 vaccine safety and transmission. Removing this funding source is presented as the only way to return news agencies to serving the public interest rather than corporate sponsors.

A 2020 tweet from Kamala Harris is highlighted, where she encouraged supporters to donate to the Minnesota Freedom Fund to bail out protesters during the George Floyd riots. The host contrasts this documented evidence with recent media claims that she never supported bailing out violent rioters. Excerpts from White House press briefings show officials attempting to distance Harris from the "Border Czar" title.

New York City and various European countries like Germany have launched programs to provide prepaid credit cards and debit cards to illegal migrants. In Washington State, $340 million in federal COVID-19 funds were reportedly diverted to provide $1,000 checks to migrants. These financial incentives are viewed as a "pull factor" that encourages illegal immigration while American citizens and veterans face economic hardship.

Only 1% of American media is estimated to tell the truth, while the other 99% is controlled by the AP and government interests. Fact-checkers are described as a recent invention designed to control the narrative as the public began to wake up to globalist deceptions. Wealthy individuals are urged to stop funding luxury lifestyles and instead invest in media outlets that provide the education necessary to preserve liberty.

The host transitions the broadcast to Jay Dyer, who will discuss the source documents of the "New World Order." He also mentions that Owen Shroyer will take over the following hour. The segment concludes with a final plea for listeners to support the network by purchasing products from the online store, emphasizing that viewer funding is the only way to maintain the operation's independence.

Tom Renz appeals for public support to fund more lawyers to battle globalist agendas, stating he does not bill for most of his own time. He announces a new one-hour daily talk show on the "America Out Loud" network starting December 21st. Renz stresses the importance of public engagement, citing New Zealand as a cautionary tale where laws were changed immediately following a supreme court victory.

Alex Jones provides a status report on InfoWars, stating that the audience will be informed months in advance if the show is ever forced into liquidation. He describes the broadcast as a "badass fighter jet" that requires fuel in the form of financial support to continue the fight against the New World Order. Jones compares his influence to that of Tucker Carlson and asserts that InfoWars remains a primary target of authoritarian forces.

Joe from New Jersey discusses a New York Times article calling for a complete overhaul of the US public health system. He argues that this is a move to consolidate power under a global entity, superseding local and tribal authorities. Joe links these efforts to the Commonwealth Fund and the Rockefeller family, asserting that the goal is a "global government biomedical takeover" that includes forced depopulation.

Mike Lindell joins the show, and Roger Stone praises him for his courage in the face of lawsuits from Dominion Voting Systems. Stone provides the website StoneFamilyFund.com for those wishing to support his wife’s cancer treatment, thanking Mike Adams for donating health products. Lindell criticizes Fox News for failing to cover his findings.