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The famous ‘merchant of death’ pays a visit to Sanchez Effect! Victor sheds light on his experience in an American prison, calling the charges against him absurd. He also shares his thoughts on Russian and international politics, as well as Europe’s involvement in the Ukrainian crisis. Bout explains that if the West keeps pushing for escalation; Moscow will be forced to offer its best response. He suggests NATO won’t enjoy It. Watch the whole episode on RT or on BitChute at ‘ricksancheztv’.

Saudi Arabia says its strikes against targets inside Iraq, conducted in coordination with US Central Command, were a response to attacks on the Kingdom’s petroleum facilities.

Ajamu Baraka, director of the North-South Project for People-Centered Human Rights, discusses the balance of power inside Iraq, growing opposition to the US military presence and the danger of the conflict spreading across the Middle East and beyond.

The West Bank’s healthcare system is facing a potentially catastrophic financial crisis as Israel continues to withhold clearance revenues collected on behalf of the Palestinian Authority.

RT correspondent Charlotte Dubinsky reports from near Ramallah.

Doctor Anthony Fauci, the man who rose to fame during the pandemic talking about what you could and could not do when it came to COVID-19. He became a celebrity dictator while those who went against his “science” were silenced, blacklisted, all while over a million died. But one thing never changed, Dr. Fauci always had an answer, that is until today. During the full committee hearing of his testimony before the US senate and security and governmental affairs, when the questions turned to him, he simply pleaded the fifth. America Now anchor Ben Swann talks with Mary Holland, Esquire, CEO of the Children’s Health Defense about what Fauci is hiding from. And, a rogue robot breaks the finger of a child while playing in a chess tournament. The incident raises questions about ai and the safety of those around devices like these going forward. America Now’s Olivia Flynn explains.

America Now looks at a very serious report that seems to prove hundreds of U.S. troops casualties have taken place in the war with Iran. Serious injuries and deaths that until now have been covered up and hidden from the public. And it's only out because of a freedom of information act request. Anchor Ben Swann talks with John Kiriakou, former CIA intelligence analyst and host of the ‘Deep State’ about the new Department of War records showing more than four hundred casualties in the first six weeks of this war alone. That along with the latest Saudi strikes, China's possible involvement and more. Plus, starting December 19th, all men aged eighteen to twenty-six will be automatically registered for the draft. It's being called the selective service system and it will pull names straight out of other federal databases. Shannon Joy, host of the Shannon Joy show joins America Now to discuss.

As for Germany hating Russia and being willing to aid the Ukrainian war effort at any cost against Moscow? That's a fiction according to Parliament member Marcus Frohnmaier for the ‘Alternative for Germany’ party. He says  people want good relations with Russia and cites important energy and economic co-operation, along with a common culture and history. We also hear his insight on how simply talking to Chancellor Merz helps to understand that he is unable to govern the country. Rick says the guy just wants  to make money!

On this episode of America First, Scottie Nell Hughes re-opens the file on the case of Seth Rich. Mr. Rich was a young Democratic staffer, who was found murdered on the streets of Washington DC a decade ago. Since his death, rumors have been swirling about an odd connection to the DNC. Scottie explores the latest with attorney and investigative litigator Ty Clevenger.

Russian security services say Ukrainian intelligence operatives used the popular Telegram dating chatbot Daivinchik Leo to recruit and manipulate young Russians into committing acts of sabotage and terrorism.

Who exactly is “Palm Beach Pete"? His real name is Peter Simel. A former Wall Street professional who has reinvented himself as a social media influencer by leaning into one thing. His uncanny resemblance to Jeffrey Epstein. If you’ve been on social media lately you’ve probably seen him. The white hair, aviator glasses, and no, we are not saying he is Jeffrey Epstein. But what he’s doing deserves a closer look. Simel has acknowledged having real-life connections to Epstein's world but what is he hoping to get out of this? America Now anchor Ben Swann talks with Dr. Tamara Patzer, best-selling author, publisher, and video producer at Blue Ocean Authority. Plus, Jalyssa Durgot takes a closer look at the leaked personal records of Dr. Anthony Fauci and what they reveal about what decisions were made behind closed doors during the Covid-19 pandemic.

While most Americans say they want less war, the people making decisions in Washington keep moving in the opposite direction. Today, DC paused to honor Senator Lindsey Graham. Leaders from across the political world gathered in the nation's capital, including President Trump who delivered this eulogy. Among the guests, Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. America Now anchor Ben Swann talks about the growing effort to connect these wars into one larger struggle. His guest is Bruce Marks, lawyer and expert litigator on legal matters involving the West and the former Soviet Union.