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August 13th: Globalist Censorship Imminent - Apple CEO Tim Cook is under fire for spearheading Big Tech’s ban on Infowars and Alex Jones called the CEO a hypocrite for bringing Communist Chinese-style Internet censorship to America all while exploiting Chinese workers to intolerable conditions. Furthermore, another video-sharing website, Vimeo, has decided to delete Infowars content. Also, the FBI fired now ex-official Peter Strzok months after the revelation of his anti-Trump text messages. Moreover, President Trump blasted former aide Omarosa as a “lowlife” and a poor White House employee who’s book is "riddled with lies and false accusations." Joining today's show is citizen-journalist Laura Loomer discussing her Facebook ban after questioning congressional candidates in Minnesota allegedly linked to terror organizations. Start your week informed. Call and tune in now!

The median U.S. home value rose 8.7 percent to $215,600 in April, the fastest year-over-year climb since June 2006, when the housing market was slowing from its bubble-driven, double-digit growth. By September 2007, the median home value had begun to decrease.

By contrast, the current gain is part of a general upward trend that started in early 2015, when values were climbing at less than 5 percent year-over-year. They picked up steam that summer and, aside from occasional pauses and slight declines, have not looked back.

Among major markets, San Jose, Calif., led year-over-year home value growth in April, with its median rocketing 26.2 percent to $1.26 million. Las Vegas had the second fastest growing median home value, but for an opposite reason: While San Jose is a pricey coastal hub with home values driven by well-paid tech workers, Las Vegas continues to climb back from the recession. Its median home value gained 16.5 percent in April to $260,800 – but is still not at its pre-recession (2006) peak of $316,800.

Netflix’s promotional tagline is “See what’s next” — a nod to the numerous titles that are instantly available to watch at the click of a remote. For the streaming entertainment giant, “what’s next” is changing in dramatic ways.
While it once depended almost exclusively on old licensed titles from other studios such as “Breaking Bad,” “South Park” and “The Walking Dead,” Netflix is betting that a steady diet of original content will sustain its business.
A Times analysis shows a surge in “Netflix Original”-branded titles in the U.S. over the last three years. The number of new original titles released so far this year is more than triple the number from the same period in 2016. In August, more than 53% of new releases will be Netflix Originals — the first time the company has added more original than licensed content on a monthly basis.

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Cassandra Fairbanks talks about her journey from Bernie to Trump, social issues and big government.

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First Lt. Marina Hierl has reportedly made history by becoming the first woman in the Marine Corps to lead an infantry platoon.

The 24-year-old is one of four platoon commanders in Echo Company, a group of 175 Marines and Navy sailors who were recently sent to northern Australia, The New York Times reported Thursday.

Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School on Grant Street announced the change Tuesday in a statement from elementary campus president Lara Zelski.

The decision was made “in an effort to begin our day as a fully inclusive and connected community,” Zelski said. “Over the past couple of years it has become increasingly obvious that more and more of our community were choosing to not stand and/or recite the pledge.”

Diamond and Silk join to talk about their new movie

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