Former NSA contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden is set next week to release a memoir, entitled “Permanent Record.” I point out here that media often tries to act as if the surveillence state and the people being surveilled are the same entity.

What really happened to World Trade Center Building 7 on September 11th, the Franklin Square and Munson Fire District Commissioners’ historic resolution calling for a new investigation, University of Alaska Fairbanks' bombshell multi-year, $300K study of WTC 7 and how it collapsed.

What really happened to World Trade Center Building 7 on September 11th, the Franklin Square and Munson Fire District Commissioners’ historic resolution calling for a new investigation, University of Alaska Fairbanks' bombshell multi-year, $300K study of WTC 7 and how it collapsed, and an interview with Richard Gage of AE911 in episode #2 of Truth in Media with Ben Swann.

Facts about Jeffrey Epstein's suspicious suicide, Epstein's alleged co-conspirators and who financially backed Epstein's fortune? We dive in to all of that and an exclusive interview with journalist Whitney Webb who has been covering the Epstein case long before mainstream media in our first podcast episode of Truth In Media with Ben Swann.


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Apple has apologized to its customers for allowing third-party contractors to listen in on audio picked up by Siri. The tech giant admitted that Siri was triggered by background noises including the sound of a "zipper" and regularly recorded intimate moments after a company whistleblower revealed the practice.

I explain how every basic rule of journalism was broken by MSNBC on this story but what is even more alarming is that the method used by O'Donnell has become the new norm for mainstream media networks.

Investigative journalist Ben Swann joins Scottie Nell Hughes to discuss the much-anticipated “storming” of Area 51 in Nevada. He finds it disappointing that some are trying to transform the event into a music festival.

Ben Swann explains why reports that terrorists are turning to bitcoin is not only disingenuous but doesn't hold up to the facts.