Ken Klippenstein, a national security reporter known for his expertise on the FBI and government investigations, discusses the implications of Kash Patel's nomination to lead the FBI. They dive into Patel's controversial beliefs and how they may influence the agency's mission. Klippenstein critiques the potential politicization of the FBI and proposed reforms, while also unpacking a range of current events, including Biden's contentious pardoning of Hunter and the Supreme Court's deliberation on vaping regulations.

Norm Finkelstein, an expert on the ICJ case, and Ken Klippenstein, a reporter on US aiding Israel's airstrikes on Gaza, discuss US attacks against the Houthis, Israel's ICJ defense, and the US directly aiding in Israel's airstrikes on Gaza.

Ken Klippenstein, an independent journalist known for his investigative reporting, discusses his bold decision to publish the Iran-hacked JD Vance dossier, a move others shied away from. He explains the dossier's significance amid election season, emphasizing its public interest. Klippenstein shares insights on how news organizations have sat on important information due to fears of government scrutiny. His commitment to transparency and journalism shines as he dives into the complicated layers of political accountability and misinformation.

Ken Klippenstein, an independent journalist known for his incisive writing on national security and government corruption, joins host Robby Soave for a thought-provoking discussion. They dissect the J.D. Vance dossier, investigating why Klippenstein was flagged by the FBI for a foreign influence operation. The conversation highlights the challenges of media ethics, the nuances of election integrity, and the political motivations behind social media content moderation. Klippenstein also critiques government oversight and advocates for transparency in digital censorship.

Investigative journalist Ken Klippenstein discusses the corporatization of media, stories getting 'killed,' and how conspiracy theories gain traction. They delve into bureaucratic struggles in news organizations, shadowy influences in philanthropy, undercover surveillance on college campuses, data harvesting in video games, Macklemore's political statements, social media's impact on society, and the importance of accountability in journalism.

Ken Klippenstein, an independent journalist known for his critical takes on media narratives, discusses the fallout from the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. He argues that media coverage glorifies Thompson without addressing systemic healthcare scandals. Klippenstein highlights the ethical implications of celebrating death in politics and the importance of focusing on financial motives and healthcare issues over individual actions. The conversation also critiques the disconnect between elite commentators and the public's frustrations with the healthcare system.

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.

Ken Klippenstein, a journalist renowned for exposing political scandals, joins to discuss his leak of the controversial JD Vance dossier and the fallout that led to his Twitter ban by Elon Musk. The conversation dives into the implications of media censorship and the tension between public information and privacy. Klippenstein unpacks the double standards in social media regarding political content, exploring how free speech is navigated in today's digital landscape, and critiques the media's response to political leaks.

Ken Klippenstein and Michael Tracey discuss Dems' conflicts, AOC's stance, and Biden's handling of Gaza crisis. They delve into calls for Biden's resignation and the potential presidency of Kamala Harris amid growing discontent within the Democratic party.

Ken Klippenstein, a journalist known for questioning mainstream narratives, discusses topics like populist rhetoric, hard ad pivots, MOOOINK, and left-wing populism. The podcast delves into guru oneupmanship, the illusion of disciplinary boundaries, and the challenges faced in navigating ethical dilemmas in journalism.