Sam Husseini

Abubaker Abed, a young Palestinian journalist, shares gripping stories from Gaza amidst the ongoing devastation, focusing on resilience and hope for a future of freedom. He highlights the emotional landscape following a ceasefire and the loss of countless journalists. Sam Husseini, known for his confrontational style, recounts his physical expulsion from a State Department briefing, sparking a discussion on press freedom and the need for accountability in U.S. media narratives surrounding the conflict.

Sam Husseini, a journalist with expertise in Covid and modification of pathogens, discusses the parallels between Covid and anthrax attacks, the obscurement of the Wuhan lab, USAID funding, effective gaslighting, the lack of benevolent intentions, disappointment in RFK, bird flu modification, censorship, and wrapping up.

Sam Husseini, a journalist and co-author investigating the Ebola outbreak, and Jonathan Latham, an expert in virology and editor at Independent Science News, delve into the controversial Ebola lab leak theory. They dissect new evidence challenging mainstream narratives and discuss the implications for public health. Topics also touch on the origins of the 2014 Ebola outbreak, the pressures on scientists reporting sensitive issues, and the complex relationship between science and media in shaping public understanding.