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Big news day — the CIA releases its previously classified Black Vault of 2 million+ images, documents, and other references to alien/UFO contact and other… stuff… catalogued on Earth over the years. Plus, Apple CEO Tim Cook sounds off on the recent riot in Washington, DC and other top news headlines.

Update 6:51PM: Worth noting, in the interest of accuracy, that the “Black Vault” is actually — it turns out — a privately run website which archives unclassified government documents of various kinds. The owner of the site filed a FOIA request against the CIA for all of its UFO and alien related documentation, and 2021 being the apparent season continuation of the bizarre mass experience that was Year 2020, of course the CIA decided to grant his request, and forked over some 2 million or so previously classified documents and files, which The Black Vault has uploaded so the public can review them.

Today’s top news updates and discussion of the articles of impeachment Democrats are filing against President Trump. Be sure to take our TikTok poll: should Trump resign, or should he fight the impeachment charge?

Donald Trump’s options appear to be dwindling with just days left in his Presidency.

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Donald Trump even more banned than before — perhaps now the most banned well known person on the entire Internet, more banned than Alex Jones and figures like Milo on the right.

A stunning list of the platforms which have banned Trump’s access now includes every major social network of note, and even some platforms that Trump doesn’t seem likely to use in the days ahead.

In other political news, a petition to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom has surpassed 1 million signatures.

And former Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff has given some dark opinions on the implications of the recent riot in the capitol.

“Buckle up,” he is quoted as saying in Yahoo! News. “I'm afraid we're going to see some very scary activity over the next weeks and months,” the former DHS secretary warned.

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The mainstream press, including CNBC and OAN, have begun to cover the extraordinary run-up in the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies lately. Cryptos have managed to hold onto their collective more than US $1 trillion dollar market cap valuation, with Bitcoin trading around $39,325 per coin as of earlier today, and second place crypto Ether trading for $1,154 each.

Bitcoin prices as of earlier today, according to DuckDuckGo search engine.

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Cryptocurrency markets, led by Bitcoin and Ethereum, surpassed a $1 trillion market cap valuation earlier today, according to coincap.io data.

Bitcoin briefly topped US $40,000 per coin today, before settling to around $38,200 as of moments ago.

Plus, a protester was fatally shot by security in the US Capitol Building yesterday, and more shocking news from DC.

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Breaking news — all covered on today’s episode. Shots fired on Capitol grounds a short time ago, and protesters also vandalized Capitol Building windows and physically scaled the walls of the Capitol, interrupting an active session of Congress, which was finalizing the Electoral vote count.

CNN.com, which earlier labeled the angry visitors to DC as “protesters,” has begun calling them a violent mob, and Van Jones — a contributor at CNN — called it “treason.”

US Senate and House members have been moved by authorities to an undisclosed secure location.

District of Columbia has set an emergency 6pm curfew to clear out remaining protesters.

Jack Ma may not be missing, after all, according to one CNBC reporter… plus, Bitcoin could go much higher, according to its one time critics at JPMorgan Chase, and why Amazon is buying up used Boeing 767-300 jets at a steep discount.

Amazon has purchased 11 used Boeing 767-300 aircraft, to help meet its higher delivery volumes. Previously, Amazon used a network of leased aircraft for delivery logistics, but now it wants to own part of its fleet, it would appear.

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China tech investor, and founder of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, Jack Ma has reportedly gone missing — and all images of Ma & references to him on a TV show he appeared on regularly have been completely scrubbed from their web site, causing some to suspect Chinese authorities have detained him.

Mainstream scientific space news lately has been almost fringe-level bizarre.

In other news, the interstellar object that ripped through the center of our solar system at nearly 200,000 miles per hour back in 2017 may have actually been an alien probe or craft hauling past our little Earth with apparent indifference, according to a leading Harvard professor who has revisited the data.

Additionally, a little over a year ago (in 2019) scientists identified a strange, seemingly non-natural burst of radio communications originating from our nearest star aside from our own solar system’s Sun. The burst did not repeat, as most cosmic natural phenomena do, and was located within a spectrum that’s well suited to data transfer & communication. Read more about the 2019 signal here.