Nathan Simington Breaks Down 60 Minutes And Kamala’s ‘News Distortion’

Ben Harnwell and FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington addressed the issue of media distortion and the FCC’s role in maintaining public trust in broadcast journalism. Simington explained that while the FCC does not regulate media content directly due to First Amendment protections, broadcast licenses—being a public resource—come with a responsibility to uphold certain standards. He emphasized that "broadcast news distortion” could be actionable if editorial changes mislead the public on the intent or meaning of the original coverage.

Simington highlighted the current controversy over CBS’s edited interview with Vice President Kamala Harris, in which a question on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was edited, reportedly changing Harris’s response significantly. He pointed out that releasing the full transcript would clarify CBS’s editorial intent and possibly resolve claims of distortion: "If they don’t release the transcript, you have to ask yourself why they are so reluctant to take this simple step.”

Simington also mentioned that past FCC rulings allow for scrutiny when coverage involves "deliberate misrepresentation.” Although he acknowledged that no immediate action would occur before the next administration, he suggested that the new FCC leadership might consider reinvigorating oversight in cases where the public’s trust in unbiased news is at stake, ultimately underscoring that "the airwaves are a public trust” that demand integrity in how information is presented.

E.J. Antoni On The Biden-Harris Economy: "The Numbers We Are Getting Do Not Reflect Reality”

Ben Harnwell and EJ Antoni tackled the economic fears surrounding a potential second Trump administration, particularly in light of a Wall Street Journal article expressing alarm over inflation. Antoni pointed out that the same voices warning of economic doom during Trump’s first term were proven wrong, as “all of the inflation came during the Biden Administration,” resulting from excessive spending that experts had previously claimed would not spur inflation.

As they looked ahead to the upcoming jobs report, Antoni cautioned about the tendency for initial reports to appear favorable but then undergo significant downward revisions. He highlighted a disconnect between government-produced data and public sentiment, emphasizing, "The numbers we are getting do not reflect reality.” Many Americans are feeling the economic strain, evidenced by high credit card debt and an inability to afford homes, especially among younger generations.

Harnwell added that, despite positive-sounding statistics, many individuals do not feel their financial situation has improved, which is crucial in an election year. He pointed out that “the best objective measure we have right now of the economy is the subjective measure of how people feel about it.”

Michele Morrow Gives Updates On Her Race In NC: "8 Days To Save Our Students”

Michele Morrow talked about her campaign.

Jim Rickards: "Members Of The BRICS Are Buying Gold As Fast As They Can”

Jim Rickards and Ben Harnwell examined the implications of a rare meeting between Indian Prime Minister Modi and Chinese President Xi, with Russian President Putin present. Rickards emphasized the significance of this diplomatic development amid rising tensions, stating, "This could be a movement forward for BRICS,” which comprises Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, along with 22 additional countries recently added to the group.

He noted that while the anticipated BRICS currency was not announced, they established a “BRICS payment system” using blockchain technology, allowing member countries to conduct trade without relying on the U.S. dollar. This shift is viewed as a significant challenge to the dollar’s dominance, with Rickards arguing, "If you kick somebody out of the club, they’re going to start their own club.” He warned this could mark "the beginning of the end” for dollar supremacy, echoing historical shifts from sterling to dollar dominance.

Turkey’s application to join BRICS was also discussed, highlighting its strategic role as a NATO member and its control over vital trade routes. Rickards pointed out the growing trend of BRICS nations accumulating gold, noting that "members of BRICS are the biggest buyers of gold recently.” He concluded by expressing concern over the anti-American sentiment uniting these diverse nations, stating, "It’s extremely dangerous… Americans need to contemplate this seriously.” The conversation underscored the evolving geopolitical landscape and the potential implications for global economics.

Frank LaRose Updates The Posse On His Lawsuit Against Mayorkas and DHS

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose addressed the lawsuit his state filed against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for not providing essential citizenship data. LaRose stated, "We had no choice but to sue Alejandro Mayorkas in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security because they have been withholding citizenship data from us.” He emphasized that this data is required by federal law to ensure only American citizens are registered to vote in Ohio.

The lawsuit was submitted to federal courts in Ohio last week. While it may not affect the upcoming elections, LaRose highlighted the need for this information for future elections in 2025 and 2026. He remarked, "We need to get the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to follow the law,” calling for compliance not just for him but for other secretaries of state as well.

LaRose reported that Ohio has successfully removed over 700 non-citizens from its voter rolls this year, countering claims that non-citizens do not attempt to register. He stated, "When the left says non-citizens don’t try to register, we’ve got to prove that they have in Ohio.” He encouraged followers to stay updated on the progress of the lawsuit via his social media platforms. LaRose’s firm stance reflects his commitment to maintaining the integrity of Ohio’s voter rolls.

Mark Mitchell: "The Betting Markets Have Done A Better Job At Interpreting Polls Than The MSM Has”

Mark Mitchell and Ben Harnwell discussed polling trends and betting markets concerning the upcoming election. Mitchell noted that "Donald Trump has a 35-point lead over Kamala Harris” according to Polymark, highlighting a significant gap. He emphasized his belief in betting markets as reliable indicators of election outcomes, stating, "The betting markets have done a better job of interpreting the polls than the mainstream media.”

Mitchell expressed that many polls have been manipulated to show favorable results for Harris, asserting, "The polling lead that she had was entirely fake.” He believes that as more people see the trends, they will recognize Trump’s potential for an "outperformance of the polls.”

He mentioned that their polling shows Trump ahead nationally and performing well in swing states, with "Trump plus two” in their trackers. He pointed to Virginia’s recent polling, where Trump leads among those planning to vote in person, stating, "People in Virginia…go Trump 51 to 44.”

Mitchell also urged listeners to stay updated with their analysis through social media and their website. He concluded that the current signs indicate a strong likelihood of a Trump victory, contrasting this with the mainstream media’s persistent promotion of Harris’s chances.

Mitchell: "The Only Thing That Should Be A Secret In The Election Process Is Who Someone Votes For”

Cleta Mitchell talked about her thoughts on Election Integrity for her non-profit.

Heather Honey And Brian Kennedy Discuss The Fight Against Overseas Voting In PA

Ben Harnwell, Brian Kennedy, and Heather Honey, the focus was on critical legal challenges surrounding voting eligibility in Pennsylvania. Heather Honey discussed a federal lawsuit filed by six members of Congress against the Pennsylvania Department of State, which allegedly fails to verify the identity of voters using the federal postcard application for overseas voters. Honey stated, "The Department of State has taken a position that the counties should not attempt to verify that information.”

Brian Kennedy emphasized the alarming disparity between the number of ballots sent and registered voters, noting, "Out of the 34, almost 35, you will have ballots sent, only 17 of them are sent to members of the military.” He highlighted concerns over ballots being sent to individuals who may never return to the U.S. and are not registered to vote. Kennedy warned, "This system we have in place is extremely corrupt and screwed up,” stressing the need for verification to prevent exploitation in the upcoming election. The panelists agreed on the importance of safeguarding electoral integrity, especially in battleground states like Pennsylvania, as they called for increased vigilance leading up to the elections.

Erin Joyce Gives Updates On The Fight Against Non-Citizens Voting In Virginia

In a discussion between Erin Joyce and Ben Harnwell, they explored the reliability of betting markets as indicators of election outcomes, particularly regarding Donald Trump’s chances in upcoming elections. Harnwell noted that significant margins in betting markets suggest a Trump victory, especially in swing states. He emphasized that current polling and market trends, including a recent poll from Virginia showing Trump leading 51% to 44% among those planning to vote in person, indicate an impending Trump outperformance. Harnwell criticized mainstream media for downplaying Trump’s chances, suggesting that platforms like Poly Market and data from sources like 538 reflect a growing consensus that Trump is positioned for a significant win. He urged listeners to follow his analysis on social media and through Rasmussen Reports for ongoing updates and insights.