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WarRoom Battleground EP 252: Justice For January the 6th. Trump and Biden election. Bannons War Room 

Episode 2585: The Failed Fed Picks; Trump In Iowa. Bannons War Room 

Episode 2584: It Is No Time For Another 2008 Bailout. Financial Crisis. Bannons War Room

Episode 2583: They Plan To Leave All The Debt On The Shoulders Of The Deplorable. Amerca's dollar debt  Bannons War Room 

WarRoom Battleground EP 251: Who Will Bailout The American People? The Saviour? Bannons War Room

Weakening Russia still a Good Idea? Coonel Douglas Macgregor interviews by Judge Napolitano 

Environmentalists are furious that the Biden Administration approved drilling in Alaska called the Willow Project. Recall that the President said that NO new drilling would be approved if he were elected while he was campaigning but that was…locker room talk. The U.S. Department of the Interior framed this as a reduction in the scope of the project. But many in Alaska are for this project for the economic boom it can bring to the region. The Alaska Native village corporation and  Alaska Democratic Representative Mary Peltola are all in favor of the project. So is this certain death to the climate or climate change rhetoric bordering on religious fervor? 

The U.S. says that two Russian aircraft brought down U.S. surveillance drones near Crimea and the U.S. is calling this “unsafe and unprofessional.” The drones were unmanned. Russia refutes this assessment. They claim that the drones were flying towards the Russian border without an active transport, in violation of restrictions. They admit that two Russian craft were following the drones but say that they observed the drones falling on their own. This incident highlights the U.S. involvement in the Ukraine conflict. The U.S. admits that it has helped Ukraine with surveillance in its fight against Russia. This is a little more than “helping.” This is doing it for them. Now we know it and now we know that Russia knows it.

Are all U.S. banks in trouble because some of them are? That is what Moody’s thinks. Moody’s Investors Service announced that it cut its outlook on the entire U.S. banking system from “stable” to “negative.” Yikes. This is a rare admission that the U.S. banking system is fundamentally intertwined. Moody’s says that even banks that have not failed still have “unrealized losses” and “uninsured depositors” that may be at risk. Yet somehow the U.S. stock market rallied on Tuesday, perhaps because the U.S. inflation number was the lowest we’ve seen in a year at 6%.