Scott talks to Aaron Maté about the latest developments in the apparent OPCW cover-up of their investigation into the alleged Douma chemical attack. It is now clear, based on recently leaked documents, that OPCW leadership lied about expert analyst Ian Henderson, who has since become the leading whistleblower in the story of their cover-up. They claim that he was a low-level team member without anything important to say; in reality, he was the leader of the Douma team and one of the organization’s most reliable experts. His findings contradicted what became the official narrative, upon which U.S. retaliation against the Assad government was based. He has been working tirelessly to correct these lies. Scott and Maté also discuss the crumbling “Russiagate” narrative, and the mainstream media’s near-total silence on the scandal.

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, governments across the world have kept printing currency like there’s no tomorrow. Helicopter money, once a radical idea, is the new normal.

Economist Federico Fernández has seen the future of such policies in his own country, Argentina. A senior fellow with the Vienna-based Austrian Economics Center and president of the Bases International Foundation, he believes the central-banking house of cards is crumbling.

This week, we interview Peter Hemstead, CFO of Bluestone Resources (TSX-V: BSR), who explains how the firm keeps raising funds for its ongoing gold exploration project in Guatemala.

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, governments across the world have kept printing currency like there’s no tomorrow. Helicopter money, once a radical idea, is the new normal.

Economist Federico Fernández has seen the future of such policies in his own country, Argentina. A senior fellow with the Vienna-based Austrian Economics Center and president of the Bases International Foundation, he believes the central-banking house of cards is crumbling.

This week, we interview Peter Hemstead, CFO of Bluestone Resources (TSX-V: BSR), who explains how the firm keeps raising funds for its ongoing gold exploration project in Guatemala.

Today’s guest is Scott Beyer, a columnist who writes about urban issues. He is the creator of the Market Urbanism Report.

Our discussion addresses some common concerns about housing markets. For instance, why do new luxury homes sometimes sit empty? What’s the deal with Houston’s land-use laws? And what can we do about the urban housing crisis?

Today’s guest is Scott Beyer, a columnist who writes about urban issues. He is the creator of the Market Urbanism Report.

Our discussion addresses some common concerns about housing markets. For instance, why do new luxury homes sometimes sit empty? What’s the deal with Houston’s land-use laws? And what can we do about the urban housing crisis?

Recorded: May 14, 2020

Michael Pento is the founder and president of Pento Portfolio Strategies

Contact: http://pentoport.com

Twitter @michaelpento

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Albert Lu is the creator and host of The Power & Market Report, a market news and opinion videocast.

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Recorded: May 14, 2020

Michael Pento is the founder and president of Pento Portfolio Strategies

Contact: http://pentoport.com

Twitter @michaelpento

The Show:

Albert Lu is the creator and host of The Power & Market Report, a market news and opinion videocast.

Send your comments and questions to Albert on social media:

Twitter: @albertklu

Instagram: /powerandmarket

http://albertklu.com

If you love something, you don’t need any reasons for doing it. If you hate something, you’d better have good reasons for doing it. It’s all about burden of proof and Isaac explains why in this weeks audio essay.

Read the article at https://crash.co/content/the-job-hunt/when-to-stick-with-something-and-when-to-quit

For more resources on creating a great career Check out Crash.co and download our book, Crash Your Career. Get it on Amazon or at crash.co/crashyourcareer

We also want to hear your story. If you've created an opportunity and found a career that makes you feel alive, send it to Isaac [at] crash.co

If you love something, you don’t need any reasons for doing it. If you hate something, you’d better have good reasons for doing it. It’s all about burden of proof and Isaac explains why in this weeks audio essay.

Read the article at https://crash.co/content/the-job-hunt/when-to-stick-with-something-and-when-to-quit

For more resources on creating a great career Check out Crash.co and download our book, Crash Your Career. Get it on Amazon or at crash.co/crashyourcareer

We also want to hear your story. If you've created an opportunity and found a career that makes you feel alive, send it to Isaac [at] crash.co

The guys witness COVID-19 field hospitals, Tara Reade accusing Joe Biden, and News Nation. Justin also reviews The Expanse.