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January 15, 2019
Tuesday, January 15th: Military Presence on Border Extended - The Pentagon is extending the mission of active duty troops on the US-Mexico border through September. Also, House Republican leaders have moved to strip Rep. Steve King of his committee assignments after his comments on Western civilization. King slams the New York Times for “completely mischaracterizing” his interview that started the firestorm. Joining today’s show is former editor-in-chief of Breitbart London Raheem Kassam revealing the latest on UK’s fight to leave the European Union. Furthermore, Newswars.com's European correspondent Dan Lyman is delivering exclusive intel on the migrant crisis and France’s populist riots. Call and tune in now!

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he Norwegian Authority for Investigation of Economic and Environmental Crime (Okokrim) received allegations from Norwegian artist associations claiming potential loss of income from the manipulation of streaming data.

“It has been made known through media coverage that the reports relate to Tidal’s streaming service and a suspicion that someone has manipulated the number of plays of some songs,” Okokrim Attorney Elisabeth Harbo-Lervik said in emailed comments.

Okokrim said it had initiated an investigation to confirm or deny the alleged manipulation, according to Harbo-Lervik, and declined to give any further details on the investigation.

Tidal’s lawyer Fredrik Berg at Fend, an Oslo-based law firm, said that Tidal is not suspected or charged. Berg declined to give any further comments.

Jay-Z acquired Tidal in 2014 in a $56 million deal, to give his peers a greater share of the proceeds from streaming services, which now account for more than half of all U.S. record industry sales. During a presentation in 2015, he introduced fellow artists such as Rihanna and Alicia Keys as co-owners.

The services has failed to rival platforms such as Spotify Technology SA and Apple Music. In 2017 Sprint Corp. acquired a 33 percent stake, following reports that Tidal was in discussions with Apple about a sale, according to The Wall Street Journal.

A year after buying Tidal, Jay-Z sent a letter to previous owners Schibsted ASA, a Norwegian media company, accusing the seller of overstating subscriber numbers at the time of the deal.

The latest complaints come from Norwegian copyright and music associations, following Dagens Næringsliv’s investigation published in 2018. The newspaper, along with Norwegian University of Science and Technology, analyzed data claimed to be Tidal’s raw streaming data. The university produced a report that concluded there had been manipulation of the data at particular times.


A Bronx rapper has snagged the top spot on the US Billboard 200 chart after selling just 823 albums -- and posting 83 million on-demand streams.

Industry tracker Billboard, whose chart ranks the most popular albums of the week in the United States, said Monday that A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's album "Hoodie SZN" climbed to the top with the equivalent of 58,000 sales for the week ending January 10.

That multi-metric sum includes streams and downloads of individual songs along with sales of the full 20-song album -- but according to Billboard, streams powered the ascent, while the sales set a record-low for an album that reached number one.

The figures lay bare the ever-widening gap between the rapidly growing business of streaming and that of lethargic album sales.

The 23-year-old rapper's record tops that of 3,481 copies and 84 million streams, which rapper 21 Savage set last week with his album "I Am > I Was."

"Hoodie SZN," which came out December 21, is the Bronx artist's second full-length studio album and second visit to the Billboard's top 10, after his album "The Bigger Artist" peaking at number four in 2017.

His sophomore album did not sell enough downloads -- "Hoodie SZN" has not been released in a physical format -- to make Billboard's sales-only chart, which saw Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's "A Star Is Born" soundtrack take first place.

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TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW
January 14, 2019
Monday, January 14th: Ahead of the Curve - The New York Times just admitted that anti-Trumpers within the FBI targeted the president specifically to get back at him for firing former FBI Director James Comey. This "reveal" comes weeks after Infowars.com delivered the news to our audience. Also, a left-wing website called for the banning of heterosexuality because it encourages "homophobia" and "racism." Joining today’s show is border wall advocate Aisha Love providing hard data on the safety of America’s youth regarding illegal immigration. Furthermore, financial analyst Peter Schiff breaks down how to move forward after Wall Street’s volatile stock action. Start your week informed. Call and tune in now!

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The city is more than $250,000 behind in bills to Cargill, Inc., a snow salt company, for last winter's supply, the city's finance director has warned.

And Gary will not see a single granular of road salt this year from the company until they are paid in full, City Controller Angela Hayes said.

On Tuesday, the Gary’s Finance Department offered a solution by seeking council approval to move around more than $250,000 in the budget. That would pay down old bills owed to Cargill Inc.

“Cargill will not allow us to order more salt until we pay prior bills,” City Controller Angela Hayes said Tuesday night to the council’s Finance Committee.

The move ensures the city will have the necessary supply of road salt from Cargill and keep roads passable during snowstorms.

If approved, the city administration would shift $274,000 within the city’s General Services budget to pay down the old bills from the 2017-2018 winter season.

The ordinance, reviewed Tuesday night by the Gary City Council’s Finance Committee, transfers money from the capital budget to the streets and sewer materials line item, bringing the grand total to $734,000.


Hayes said the Gary Community Schools Corp. is negotiating a deal with the city’s Public Works Department to provide space where the salt supply would be housed. A few options are being explored, she said.

Council President Ronald Brewer said it's critical they find a location that will protect the city's supply before winter.
The tent city — located near the American Indian Center — has been called "The Wall of Forgotten Natives" because many of its residents are Native American.

"They came to an area, a geography that has long been identified as a part of the Native community. A lot of the camp residents feel at home, they feel safer," Robert Lilligren, vice chairman of the Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors, told NBC News.

In late September, the Minneapolis City Council approved a site in south Minneapolis for a temporary "navigation center" that will provide services environment for people living at the encampment.

City staff will work with community and government partners to establish the center at 2109 Cedar Avenue, a 1.25-acre site that includes parcels owned by the Red Lake Nation and the city. The goal is to open the center this fall.

Until the center opens, there are no plans to close the encampment.

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If you were thinking that 2019 would see the death of terrorism, think again. Although, fortunately, the scores of police in Times Square prevented an attack when the ball came down, there were other attacks around the world - including in Manchester, near the site of the Ariana Grande concert attack. New Year’s stabbing and ramming attacks tell us that terror won't disappear in 2019, and that loon wolves will be prolific.

Terrorism is a contagious epidemic, often carried out by lone wolves and 'loon wolves'. Hear why people with mental illness are more vulnerable to terrorist propaganda.

One bit of hope on the horizon: some legislators are proposing a sex offender style registry for terror inmates who are released. This idea cannot come too soon because dozens of inmates convicted of terrorism-related crimes will be released from prison over the next 5 years.

And what about those humanitarian foreign aid organizations? Did you know that some of this money finds its way to terrorist organizations?