System Update with Glenn Greenwald

Exploring Ben Shapiro's foreign policy alignment with the Biden administration, a scandal in the left liberal subculture, and the influence of political streamers on young Americans. Analyzing bipartisan support for foreign policy views, the importance of political diversity, and controversies surrounding online left-liberal streamers. Discussing third-party movements challenging foreign policy norms and the availability of the podcast on various platforms.

Discussions on Israel's outrage over Brazil President Lula's Gaza-Holocaust comparison. US blocking ceasefire, Bernie Sanders' silence, and Assange's appeal updates. Tensions between political adversaries and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Bernie Sanders' shifting stance on economic boycotts and foreign armies. Political hypocrisy, US support for Israel, and CBD benefits are debated. Julian Assange's extradition case threatens press freedom.

Contrasting reactions to Navalny's death, media focus on press freedom, political landscape with aid for Ukraine, selective outrage in media coverage, Russian attacks on Assange, ongoing legal battle for press freedom highlighted in this thought-provoking podcast.

Economist Jeffrey Sachs critiques US financing of wars in Ukraine and Israel while Gustavo Bolívar discusses Colombia's new government and the drug war. Topics include chaos in Ukraine, debate on war funding, Israeli-Palestinian conflict realities, and US administration's failed objectives in the Middle East.

Animal rights activists Wayne Hsiung and John Oberg discuss the inhumane treatment of animals in factory farms, the use of virtual reality technology to expose these realities, ethical concerns and government surveillance, challenges faced by activists, threats posed by industrialized factory farms, and the potential for sustainable and ethical alternatives.

US Senator Rand Paul discusses Middle East wars and border issues. They also explore the suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of journalist Gonzalo Leira in a Ukrainian prison. The podcast covers topics such as the ongoing presence of US troops in the Middle East, the decline of free speech and anti-war sentiment in the American left, government disinformation, and the importance of whistleblowing. They also discuss the detainment and mistreatment of a man's son in Ukraine, highlighting alleged involvement from Sinile Biden.

Entrepreneur and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban, discusses the Supreme Court hearing arguments on banning Trump from the ballot, elites' dislike of internet criticisms, and the controversial Tucker Carlson interview with Vladimir Putin.

Discussion on failed Israel funding bill, new evidence of Israeli atrocities, funding wars and foreign aid, US aid to Israel, access to medications in emergencies, removal of the border bill, and Democrats' efforts to salvage Ukraine aid.

Discussion on a bipartisan bill funding wars abroad and inadequate border security. Media meltdown over Tucker Carlson's Putin interview exposing hypocrisy. Exploring bipartisan cooperation in Washington. The prioritization of financing wars abroad in the bipartisan 'border' deal. Media reaction to Tucker Carlson's interview with Putin and McConnell's indifference. Challenges surrounding $17 billion funding to Israel. Questioning government priorities and control of the narrative.

On this episode, journalist Tucker Carlson faces accusations of treason and calls for his citizenship to be revoked after his trip to Moscow. The firing of Professor David Miller for criticizing the Israeli government is discussed, as well as a bipartisan bill criticized for prioritizing funding for other countries' wars. The controversy surrounding Carlson's visit to Russia and threats to press freedom are explored. The dire situation in Ukraine's war against Russia and the alliance between American neocons and establishment liberals are also highlighted. The court ruling in favor of Professor Miller and the recognition of anti-Zionism as protected free speech is covered.