Sal Amato joins John B. Wells to explore disclosure culture, media manipulation, psychological conditioning, and hidden systems of influence shaping modern society. The discussion examines technological control, competing narratives, and the growing struggle to separate truth from manipulation in an increasingly contested information landscape.
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President Trump paid tribute to CNN founder Ted Turner following his death at age 87. Turner helped shape modern cable news and American broadcasting.
A growing number of Americans say political division is costing them friendships, family relationships, and even romantic partnerships, according to new research showing rising hostility between political opponents. The study found that millions of Americans now view political disagreement not as a debate, but as a reason to cut ties entirely.
A fiery argument erupted on Fox News as panelists debated why liberals object to support for President Donald Trump. The heated exchange quickly devolved into shouting between multiple co-hosts.
Laura Ingraham delivered a fiery monologue defending Donald Trump, arguing that political opponents and media critics have repeatedly predicted his collapse only to watch him continue gaining momentum. The segment focused on Trump’s political durability and recent victories.
The New York Times is defending a Pulitzer-winning Gaza photographer after allegations surfaced claiming some images were staged or coordinated with Hamas. The controversy has reignited debate over media credibility and war reporting ethics.
A former UnitedHealthcare social media manager was fired after posting comments about an assassination attempt involving President Trump. The case highlights the risks of reckless online conduct and public backlash.
President Donald Trump is publicly supporting a proposal to rename ICE as NICE, or National Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Trump also shared a proposed logo design for the agency on Truth Social.
Kash Patel drew attention after refusing to deny rumors involving Hillary Clinton’s private email server during a televised interview. His response sparked renewed debate online.
Offers stunning excuse for actions By Bob Unruh In a case that has triggered outrage online, a video reveals a driver, apparently enraged by a boy…
New reports raise concerns about inconsistencies in Wes Moore’s military service history. The findings highlight delays, disputed claims, and unanswered questions.
CBS’s 60 Minutes is under fire after a segment suggested links between volunteer rescue groups and extremism. Critics say it misrepresents those aiding disaster victims.
Independent journalist Nick Shirley claims his Cuba trip turned dangerous after exposing life under communism. He alleges surveillance, seized gear, and a rushed escape.
AOC’s off-the-cuff remark about a possible past gay president quickly gained traction online. The comment sparked debate around identity politics and electoral narratives.
A mass shooting at a campground in Oklahoma has left multiple people injured. Authorities are investigating as the situation continues to unfold.
Prego’s limited-edition “Connection Keeper” device sold out quickly, offering families a simple, private way to record meaningful dinner conversations without modern tech tracking.
Roblox’s push for biometric age verification is driving users away despite rising revenue. Millions are resisting increased surveillance tied to core features.
Jim Acosta tells Montana Dems he’s now doing ‘real news’, and the jokes write themselves
Former CNN correspondent Jim Acosta faced significant social media backlash after telling a group of Montana Democrats that he is finally reporting "real news." Speaking at a fundraiser in Missoula, the journalist attempted to rebrand his current independent work following his departure from the cable news network.