Ben Swann's D-Central on Why Bitcoin is SOARING, Why Dash and Smartcash are BETTER, and why Telegram will Beat Facebook's LIBRA

Ben Swann ON: CREDIT to Pres. TRUMP for Calling Off Retalitory Strikes on IRAN

Ben Swann ON: South Dakota "Riot Boosting" Law an Attack on Free Speech Against Keystone XL Pipeline

Ben Swann explains how Facebook's new cryptocurrency Libra is not actually decentralized and has been established with a 10 Million dollar "pay to play" scheme for governence of the coin by Fourtune 500 companies.

President Trump accuses the NYT of treason after they run a story about U.S. Cyber Command attacks against the Russian power grid. But is the bigger part of the story the fact that U.S. Cyber Command appears to be conducting these attacks without the knowledge of the President?

There is a new bipartisan interest on Capitol Hill in breaking up tech titans like Amazon, Facebook, Apple and Google’s parent company Alphabet, by examining if they are breaching anti-trust laws. Investigative journalist Ben Swann joins In Question to discuss.

Ben Swann explains why Facebook should be investigated for possible violations of antitrust laws over the launch of its own digital currency. Plus, is Apple now moving into bitcoin?

At the 2019 International Conference on the Future of Asia, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Bin Mohamad proposed moving toward a gold-backed common Asian currency. Investigative journalist Ben Swann joins Scottie Nell Hughes to point out that the last national leader to propose a continent-wide alternative reserve currency backed by gold was Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi. Remember what happened to him? The US has an enormous stake in dissuading other countries from ditching the dollar.

Tech and retail giant Amazon wants to provide in-home services to people in state-of-the art apartments—whether you want them or not. Investigative journalist Ben Swann unpacks this development with RT America’s Manila Chan.

US emergency aid to Venezuela has been re-routed to neighboring Colombia, as President Nicolas Maduro is still uneasy over allowing it in following the failed coup. The National Disaster Agency announced that they would be giving aid to millions of Venezuelan migrants who have fled to Colombia. Investigative journalist Ben Swann joins In Question to discuss.