

James Lee
Host of the 5149 segment on Breaking Points, discussing the debate surrounding seed oils and their health effects.
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Oct 20, 2025 • 1h 35min
Another Trump assassination plot foiled? New info in Charlie Kirk's murder | Redacted
In this discussion, legal expert Lionel shares sharp insights on John Bolton's indictment, highlighting its implications for classified information. Independent journalist James Lee dives into alarming Google Trends analyses linked to Charlie Kirk's assassination, questioning the integrity of the data. Meanwhile, British commentator Will Kingston examines the shifting landscape of UK politics, emphasizing the impact of migration on culture and governance. The convergence of legal scrutiny, digital analytics, and political tensions makes for a captivating conversation.

Jan 14, 2023 • 1h 11min
1/14/23 FULL PARTNER ROUNDUP: FTC, Nursing Strike, Uber Strike, Kroger Lawsuit, Obesity Crisis and MORE!
In this discussion, James Lee, the host of the YouTube channel '5149,' dives into the critical issue of fiber deficiency and its alarming links to rising obesity and diabetes rates in America. He critiques the processed food industry for stripping fiber from diets, drawing parallels to deceptive tactics used by Big Tobacco. The conversation also highlights the urgent necessity for societal changes to prioritize health over profit, while examining corporate influences undermining public health initiatives.

Oct 8, 2022 • 37min
Mini Show #58: Jackson Water Crisis, Saudi Arabia, & Seed Oils!
Raij Jirar, Advocacy Director at Democracy in the Arab World Now, dives into the Biden administration's controversial ties with Saudi Arabia, especially in light of human rights concerns and rising oil prices. James Lee, host of the 5149 segment, tackles the contentious debate over seed oils, linking their consumption to increasing obesity rates and chronic health issues. Together, they illuminate systemic neglect in places like Jackson, Mississippi, while challenging the ethics of U.S. foreign policy and the hidden health implications of our food choices.


