System Update with Glenn Greenwald

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Guests: Michael Tracey, a political commentator and journalist, and Erik Sperling, a Middle East expert. Topics: Trump's primary victory and the Biden administration's involvement in multiple wars without congressional approval, Niki Haley's claims of being anti-establishment, the surprising support for Trump from figures within the establishment, the benefits of CBD products, and the evolution of how the US conducts war.

Saifedean Ammous discusses the risks of Central Bank Digital Currencies and Biden's illegal bombing in Yemen. The podcast also explores Biden's unauthorized bombing in Yemen and the lack of congressional debate. They delve into the evolution of journalism in the digital age and the implications of central bank digital currencies, including increased censorship and government control over financial transactions. They raise concerns about the lack of public debate and scrutiny over military actions, and explore the Democrats' opposition to strikes in Yemen and unconditional support for Israel. Finally, they discuss supply chain disruptions, the Davos conference, and the perception of anti-Semitism in the United States.

Biden and Speaker Johnson clash over Ukraine funding and border security. Ongoing war in Israel and Hunter Biden laptop controversy. Concerns about erosion of free speech and promotion of Rumble and Locals community. Debate on blind funding of futile war in Ukraine. Political dilemma of balancing border security and Ukraine funding. Questioning moral justifications of Israeli war in Gaza. Analyzing congressional stock trading and corruption. Corporate media discredits New York Post's reporting on Biden family. Ongoing attack on free speech criticized.

Rep. Paul Findley, a politician, joins the podcast to discuss the collapse of trust in American institutions, the delusional peace plan presented by the Ukrainian president at Davos, and the controversial actions taken against critics of Israel, including Findley himself.

Michael Tracey joins the podcast to discuss the Iowa Caucus and the beginning of the primary season. They also explore the revealing career of Rep. Paul Findley, the perpetual campaign season, and the fear of disruptive forces in the American election system.

This podcast discusses the Biden administration's bombing campaign in Yemen without congressional approval, highlighting concerns about unchecked executive power. It delves into the debate over the need for congressional approval in starting wars and emphasizes the importance of discussing these issues in Congress. The podcast also explores various aspects of Biden's foreign policy decisions, including his stance on Ukraine, Israel, Yemen, and China. Additionally, it touches on the controversy surrounding caucuses, the extreme cold weather's impact on voter participation in Iowa, and the efforts to combat anti-Semitism in the entertainment industry.

The podcast explores the intensifying conflict in the Middle East and the devastating impact on civilian life in Gaza. It discusses the true ambitions of Israeli officials in Gaza and the decline of corporate media. The departure from MSNBC and the rise of independent media are also explored. The chapter delves into the US-Israel alliance, debunking anti-Semitism claims, controversies surrounding McAfee's independent media, and the impact of censorship in corporate media outlets.

A discussion on the divide within conservative politics regarding US support for Israel, big tech censorship and Boeing's safety fiasco, surprising moments and contentious discussions in a remote debate about January 6 events, divisions within conservative politics on foreign aid to Israel and free speech, lack of concern for pressing issues within America by the right-wing community, contrasting views on American Jews set-aside program, the transformation of the US economy and the rise of the financial overlord class, Reagan and Bush 41's attempts to denounce and limit Israel, US-Israel relations and settlement expansions, conflicting values in the American conservative movement.

Debate on classification of Jan. 6 events | Rigging vs stealing in the 2020 election | Critiquing the FBI, media, and legal system in the context of Jan. 6 events | Disparate treatment of protesters based on ideological beliefs