The Late-Night Lowdown

Tonight, on the Lowdown, we look into the Middle Easts new tentative ceasefire, the US’s everlasting conquest for OIL, a crippling strike that we barely just avoided, and much more. Oh also apparently you can but the green card version of a golden ticket now. Our theme music was composed by Steve Oxen at fesliyanstudios.com.

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Syria’s rebel factions have made huge ground in a yearslong war, while Ireland has an election and the results are a mixed bag yet again. Tree farms are having a rough go at it this year, we talk about why. And the world’s oldest man passed away today, we talk about his legacy. Our theme music was composed by Steve Oxen at fesliyanstudios.com.

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Israel has officially entered a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah. The ICC issues an arrest warrant against a military regime for genocide. Fluoride in US water is in question, and this sausage tastes really good. Our theme music was composed by Steve Oxen at fesliyanstudios.com.

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Indonesia experienced brutal flooding today, killing dozens and injuring more. A court in Texas has ruled on the case of immigrant deterrence. Formal complaints on a Chinese cargo ship were levied. Also, Amazon workers have finally had enough of being treated like robots. Our theme music was composed by Steve Oxen at fesliyanstudios.com.

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President Trump has toted his expansion of oil drilling, but that may not come to pass due to resistance from within the industry itself. Ukraine is seeing its grounds within Russia shrink as Russia launches a new massive counter-offensive. We discuss why you shouldn’t force yourself to be grateful, and imports from China have slowed dramatically, so where are all the products coming from? Our theme music was composed by Steve Oxen at fesliyanstudios.com.

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The ICC issued an arrest warrant for top participants in the Iseral—Hamas war. Sales taxes are being lifted in Canada, and Jaguar is acting a little strange. Our theme music was composed by Steve Oxen at fesliyanstudios.com.

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Want two things to get rich quick? Duct tape, and a banana. We discuss marital pressure, and how that takes place in government positions. And please, don’t google the name of the Brazilian public health system. Our theme music was composed by Steve Oxen at fesliyanstudios.com.

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Today, we discuss another important number, 1,000. The Baltic Sea has internet problems, forklift racing is coming to other parts of the world, and an airline soars no more. Our theme music was composed by Steve Oxen at fesliyanstudios.com.

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Jake Paul is well on his way to being an insufferable person for the next four months after beating a senior citizen in a fight. The US has given Ukraine the green light to use American weapons in Russia. We give a quick sound-off of President Trump’s new cabinet members, and China is reenacting Fahrenheit 451. Our theme music was composed by Steve Oxen at fesliyanstudios.com.

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Donald Trump won the US presidential election with a slim majority in multiple swing states, giving him the win. The GOP also secured a majority in the senate, while the house is still up in the air. Civilians are being hunted by drones in Ukraine as the Russia-Ukraine war takes another step over the Geneva Convention line, while Starbucks is trying to simplify its menu and give faster service. And we finally have an update on Cuban power, namely its only going to get worse. Our theme music was composed by Steve Oxen at fesliyanstudios.com.

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