
The Daily Show: Ears Edition
Infowars Shuts Down, Julian Assange Goes Free & China Visits Far Side of the Moon | Peter S. Goodman
Jun 26, 2024
Peter S. Goodman, an expert in economics, discusses the fragile global supply chain and the need for anti-trust enforcement. The podcast also covers Julian Assange's release, Infowars shutting down, China's lunar visit, and advice on reasserting US supremacy.
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- Julian Assange's release stirs debate over whistleblowing ethics.
- Surgeon General's gun violence advisory prompts call for national action.
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Julian Assange's Legal Saga Ends with Release
After years of legal battles, Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, pleads guilty to a felony charge to secure his freedom. Assange published classified U.S. documents, notably during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, sparking controversy. While some view him as a hero, others criticize his actions. Despite revealing significant information, some expected more groundbreaking revelations from his leaks, highlighting mixed reactions towards his disclosures.