The Mediaverse by Dennis Kneale, TruthDAO opinion columnist The headlines and TV coverage two weekends ago were at once shocking and all too familiar. Two mass shootings in California within days of each other, both of them targeting Asian-American communities, one in Chinatown in Monterey Park, near Los Angeles, the second in Half Moon Bay, […]
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The Mediaverse by Dennis Kneale, TruthDAO opinion columnist “It’s not what you say that counts, it’s ‘What You Don’t Say.’” This catch phrase for a TV game show 60 years ago aptly describes the media today, on the left and on the right. What they leave out can speak volumes about their ideological bent. We
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Unleavened by Cindy Kaplan, TruthDAO columnist The recent Anti-Defamation League’s topline findings in their Antisemitic Attitudes in America survey were wildly concerning. The survey of a representative American sample of 4,000 individuals, conducted from September to October 2022, revealed that 85% of Americans believe at least one anti-Jewish trope and 20% believe six or more.
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What’s bugging Dennis Kneale this week? How about the recent riot in Atlanta? Let’s investigate Antifa as a terrorist organization.
Then ex-PriceWaterhouseCoopers CMO John Sviokla talks about the reported fusion breakthrough and why we won’t deliver on its promise without more government support.
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By Kathy Chu, TruthDAO In the crypto space, stablecoins are viewed as a hedge against the volatility of digital assets like bitcoin and ethereum, whose prices can fluctuate, sometimes wildly. The premise of a stablecoin boils down to this: Put a dollar in, and get a dollar out when you withdraw it. That’s why Jon
The Mediaverse by Dennis Kneale, TruthDAO opinion columnist Please help me, Elon, you’re my only hope. My worry is that your Twitter Files exposé is dying, buried by the biased media. Surely there must be some way we can coax them—or force them—into telling this story. So far, only conservative outlets like Fox News and
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La Frontera, by Carlos Sanchez, TruthDAO opinion columnist He was the third member of Congress to deplane Air Force One behind President Biden after landing in El Paso, dressed casually in what may have been emblematic of his comfort in wielding power as an elected official for more than three-and-a-half decades, including 18 years as
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This week Dennis talks to Thomas Julin – a top litigator for the First Amendment – about the #TwitterFiles and exactly what Section 230 means in practice.
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The Mediaverse by Dennis Kneale, TruthDAO opinion columnist Twitter Files Part 14 came out on Thursday, and it may offer one reason why the media have ignored this exposé for six weeks now: their own embarrassment about #Russiagate and how they covered a kerfuffle called #ReleaseTheMemo in early 2018. Thanks to journalist Matt Taibbi, we
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What’s the difference between a conspiracy theory and the news? About six weeks.
Dennis takes on the way the news is being framed on a day-to-day basis and talks to Wall Street Journal columnist Kimberly Strassel on Republican plans to investigate the Twitter Files with a new special subcommittee of the House Judiciary. And then veteran futures trader Jim Iuorio stops by and explains why the Fed will have to stop raising rates soon.
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