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August 21st: SpyBook - Social media giant Facebook now has “trust ratings” that determine how good or bad a user’s reputation is. The rating is kept hidden and is determined by what the user deems as fake news! The system is not unlike the “social credit score” used by Communist China to identify who is and isn’t trustworthy. Also, to thwart fake news, Alex Jones is offering one million dollars to anyone who can prove he encouraged violence against the media. The lie has been circulating for a full week with no retraction. Don’t miss a minute. Call and tune in now!

Carl Higbie Renegade Talk Radio Politico took a swing at me this weekend, Trump’s potential 2020 contenders and Adm. McRaven is out of line.

Has the NFL peaked? The TV ratings aren’t climbing like they used to. The NFL still dominates baseball and hockey and those know-it-alls at the NBA, but the inertia is concerning. Some of your brethren assume the TV networks will keep lining up to pay billions—and, if not the networks, the nerds at Facebook or Amazon—but you’re not so sure. Media is volatile. Sports betting could make up some of the difference, but who knows?

You’re even having issues with attendance. You see empty seats on Sunday—you never used to see empty seats. Stupid HDTV—it’s nicer to watch a game in your living room, and a lot cheaper, too. You tried lowering the price of parking, and you did that hot dog-and-a-beer promotion for $25. Twenty-five dollars for a hot dog and a beer! It’s a steal!

Five people were wounded in a shooting after a softball game Sunday night in the South Shore neighborhood. Police said someone in a black van opened fire near 75th and Dante shortly before 11 p.m., striking four men and a woman.

A 30-year-old man shot in the ankle, a 40-year-old woman shot in the calf, a 42-year-old man shot in the arm, and an adult male shot in the chest all were being treated at the University of Chicago trauma center. The man shot in the chest was in serious condition, the other three were not seriously hurt. A 26-year-old man who was shot in the leg was stabilized at Jackson Park Hospital & Medical Center.

The other mass shooting happened Friday night in the Englewood neighborhood. Police said six of the people were out in front of a home near 65th and Marshfield, enjoying a summer evening, when they heard gunfire and realized they had been shot. The victims included a 3-year-old boy. A seventh person was struck by a stray bullet in her back yard.

August 20th: #SheToo? - The leading figure of the #MeToo movement, Asia Argento, allegedly paid off a young male actor who accused her of sexual assault. Argento was one of the first Hollywood women to publicly accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexual abuse. Across the world, South Africa’s government has begun seizing land from white farmers and two farms have already been targeted after the owners refused an offer of one-tenth of the land’s value. Joining today’s show is JihadWatch.com's founder Robert Spencer discussing his ban from a crowdfunding site after a major credit card company pressured his removal. Furthermore, grassroots director of Liberty Hangout Kaitlin Bennett explains her expertise in spreading a conservative message amid Big Tech’s censoring. Start your week informed. Call and tune in now!

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After more than a decade of receiving intelligence briefs, King said he has concluded that "Hezbollah is probably the most experienced and professional terrorist organization in the world," even more so than ISIS and Al Qaeda.

Asked if Iran could use Hezbollah to conduct strikes on the United States, a panel of experts including intelligence officials and former White House insiders responded in the affirmative.

"They are as good or better at explosive devices than ISIS, they are better at assassinations and developing assassination cells," said Michael Pregent, a former intelligence officer who worked to counter Iranian influence in the region. "They're better at targeting, better at looking at things," and they can outsource attacks to Hezbollah.

Page worked for Thiros and Thiros P.C. in Merrillville, Indiana, according to an online bio.
Page also worked for the Lake County public defender’s office. Marce Gonzalez, the chief public defender, said Page planned to retire from the office at the end of the month. Gonzalez said Page was “a brilliant legal mind.”

He planned to teach and serve as a fill-in judge, Gonzalez said.

Page’s death is the second deadly shooting involving a prominent attorney in the Chicago area.

A partner at a prominent Chicago law firm was shot and killed Monday evening in north suburban Northfield, and a suspect was taken into custody after a standoff in neighboring Winnetka.

He is being held without bail in a Lake County, Indiana jail.
Sinaloa is home to the drug cartel of the same name, formerly run by drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman until his extradition to the United States in January 2017.

Local media reports said the lab was on territory controlled by the Sinaloa cartel.

The Mexican government deployed the army to fight the country's powerful drug cartels in 2006.

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