In this conversation, investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill shares his insights on the dramatic fall of Assad in Syria, exploring its implications for the region and the chaotic power vacuum left behind. He discusses the disturbing shift in leadership and the potential risks of renewed conflict. The talk also dives into the bizarre discovery of a CEO killer backpack filled with Monopoly money, and comedian Bill Burr’s fiery rant against corporate greed. Lastly, they touch upon the alarming spread of bird flu in dairy herds, raising concerns about public health in the wake of recent pandemics.

Ken Klippenstein, an investigative journalist known for his bold reporting, joins Jeremy Scahill, acclaimed for his critical takes on U.S. foreign policy. They dive into Arab Americans’ frustrations with mainstream media and Kamala Harris, revealing shifting political sentiments. Scahill confronts MSNBC on its portrayal of Gaza, and they discuss the implications of leaked intelligence on U.S.-Israel relations. The conversation uncovers the nuances of voter dynamics and the urgent need for responsible media coverage amidst escalating global tensions.

Jeremy Scahill, an investigative journalist and co-founder of DropSite News, joins Ryan to discuss the recent reported death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. They dive into the uncertainty surrounding this claim and the historical context of similar reports. The conversation shifts to the implications of leadership assassinations on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, critiquing Israeli strategies that often exacerbate tensions. They also explore the complexities of U.S. foreign policy in light of the Gaza crisis and the critical role of local journalism in documenting the impact of violence.

Jeremy Scahill, an esteemed investigative journalist known for his groundbreaking work on Blackwater and U.S. foreign policy, shares his insights into the murky world of private military contractors and the ethical dilemmas faced by journalists. He discusses his challenging interviews with figures like Edward Snowden, the evolving military policies under Biden, and the intersection of corporate interests with governance, especially as the 2024 elections approach. Scahill emphasizes the pressing need for integrity in journalism and highlights the risks journalists face in conflict zones.

Ryan Grim and Jeremy Scahill discuss Biden's campaign, media coverage prioritization, and the war in Palestine. They critique Biden's support for Israel, media integrity, and responsible journalism. Insights into Biden's mindset, political strategies, and leadership challenges are explored. The launch of independent journalism venture Drop Site News is highlighted, encouraging support for their work.