Glenn Greenwald and Dr. Jordan B Peterson discuss the war on information, the basis of morality, and the case for God in a world of nihilism. They explore topics such as false social moralism, the human need for meta narratives, the risk of censorship, the influence of corporations, the impact of 9/11 on civil liberties, the collapse of religion into politics, and the dominance of the culture war.

Glenn Greenwald, a prominent journalist known for his insights on government surveillance and foreign policy, discusses the potential for nuclear conflict stemming from U.S. foreign policy decisions. He critiques the misconceptions surrounding Vladimir Putin and explores the influence of intelligence agencies on politicians, highlighting shocking turns in leadership positions. The conversation also touches on the manipulative power of AI and the pervasive issue of political blackmail, along with the implications for journalistic integrity and democratic accountability.

Glenn Greenwald, a journalist known for his insights on political issues, discusses the ongoing attacks on Tulsi Gabbard and the complexities surrounding Edward Snowden's legacy. Author Calley Means emphasizes the pressing concerns of children's health related to toxins and calls for bipartisan support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. They also delve into the implications of corporate influence in health policies. Aviation experts John Hansman and Matthew 'Whiz' Buckley analyze a tragic helicopter accident and explore vital safety protocols in air travel, highlighting accountability in the aviation industry.

Ben Shapiro, a leading voice on conservative commentary, and Glenn Greenwald, an independent journalist known for his incisive critiques, tackle the media's disproportionate focus on January 6, arguing it unfairly paints Trump supporters as extremists. They discuss the stark contrast in how the press covers riots compared to the January incident and dive into Biden's troubling outbursts and alleged cognitive decline. The conversation also touches on hyper-political correctness, immigration debates, and the challenges both parties face in today's polarized climate.

Glenn Greenwald discusses Edward Snowden's whistleblowing, left's silence on intel agencies, ACLU's shift, Trump's impact on Republicans, truth about TikTok, censorship of Tucker, Julian Assange/WikiLeaks, and Kristi Noem dog scandal

Journalist Glenn Greenwald discusses topics like the failing fortunes of The Intercept, Israel/Gaza War, student protests, legacy media disinformation, Julian Assange, Latin American politics, drug policy, and potential outcomes of a Biden vs. Trump election.

Glenn Greenwald, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and host of Rumble's "System Update," joins to dissect Kamala Harris's faltering campaign strategy. He discusses her struggles to resonate with voters amid mixed media portrayals and shifting polls. The conversation touches on the tension between Harris and Biden, her controversial media appearances, and a desperate attempt to connect with Ron DeSantis post-hurricane. Greenwald also reflects on Donald Trump's unique appeal, demonstrating how humor and authenticity play pivotal roles in political connection.

Glenn Greenwald, Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski, and Entrepreneur Omeed Malik discuss the lack of evidence against Trump in an alleged sexual assault case, bias in the media and judicial system, erosion of trust in legacy media, failure of journalists to separate facts from opinions, Moderna targeting journalists, Rumble's fight against content suppression, and major companies like Amazon and Google suppressing free speech.

Elizabeth Price Foley, a constitutional law professor known for her expertise in separation of powers, and Glenn Greenwald, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, engage in a lively debate over the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity. Foley defends the necessity of immunity for executive functions, while Greenwald argues it creates a dangerous precedent. They explore historical examples, the implications of unchecked power, and the balance between accountability and presidential authority, shedding light on a crucial aspect of U.S. governance.

Guest Glenn Greenwald, journalist and author who reported on the Edward Snowden leaks, discusses the legacy of the leaks and the fight for civil liberties. They delve into Greenwald's remarkable consistency, the Snowden leaks and what happened with the documents, and the situation facing Julian Assange.