System Update with Glenn Greenwald Israel Slaughters More Journalists, Hiding War Crimes; Trump's Unconstitutional Flag Burning Ban; Glenn Takes Your Questions
Aug 26, 2025
A chilling discussion unfolds as the impact of Israeli military actions in Gaza is highlighted, particularly the tragic targeting of journalists. The conversation shifts to Trump's controversial flag burning ban and its clash with First Amendment rights, revealing deep political divides. The dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, described as genocidal, raises questions about media complicity and accountability. Finally, listeners' questions spark debates on free speech, censorship, and the ethical responsibilities of journalism in wartime.
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Support Independent Reporting Financially
- Support independent media by joining and funding outlets that publish uncensored reporting from Gaza.
- Glenn urges listeners to subscribe to his Locals community to sustain independent journalism.
Why Repetitive Coverage Matters
- Greenwald says repetition of atrocity coverage remains necessary because events keep unfolding and public opinion is still forming.
- He compares ongoing reporting on Gaza to repeatedly exposing Nazi extermination to maintain global awareness.
What A Double-Tap Strike Looks Like
- Greenwald explains the double-tap strike method: bomb, wait for rescuers, then bomb again to kill rescue workers and journalists.
- He describes footage showing rescuers and journalists killed in a precise second strike at Nasser Hospital.
