The Mediaverse by Dennis Kneale, TruthDAO opinion columnist Perhaps this is, by now, purely a rhetorical question: does everything in the media have to be a fight these days? I refer to the coverage of the stunning collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, for 40 years a pillar of lending to thousands of tech startups and […]
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Silicon Valley Bank has dominated the news cycle for the last week but Dennis Kneale wants to get to the real causes of the collapse of SVB. Was it “Go Woke, Go Broke?” Fed craziness? Bad management? All of the above? Chapwood Investments founder Ed Butowsky and ex-CNBC trading expert Jim Iuorio bring the double-barrelled insights on the immediate implications and what the next moves should be.
All that and the Parting Shot: “Avoid” the panic!
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What’s bugging Dennis this week? Government suppression of information for one. The FTC has sent dozens of letters demanding internal memos and the names of all reporters the company had granted access to the “Twitter Files.” House Republicans call it “an aggressive campaign to harass” the social media giant into not revealing the extent of government coercion under the previous Twitter leadership. And then there’s the J6 tapes…
In our interview segment we’re joined by Doug Adler, the former ESPN tennis analyst who was one of the first casualties of cancel culture for remarks he made during a match in the 2017 Australian Open. He paid for it with his health and his career, while others at the network are still saying really outrageous stuff on the air with no consequence.
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The Mediaverse by Dennis Kneale, TruthDAO opinion columnist Will the media ever own up to their sins in covering Covid-19? Rhetorical questions always have an answer that is self-evident, this one being “no.” Instead, they will resort to their go-to: Blame Trump. As the pandemic began to overtake the planet in 2020, likely started by
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The Mediaverse by Dennis Kneale, TruthDAO opinion columnist In the opening months of the Covid-19 epidemic Chinese officials said the deadly new virus must have originated and mutated in a bat, which then got eaten by, perhaps, an armadillo-like pangolin, which then was killed, slaughtered and sold at a “wet market” in Wuhan. Then some
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The Mediaverse by Dennis Kneale, TruthDAO opinion columnist In covering the Covid-19 pandemic, the media spent three years in denial of Occam’s razor: the axiom that the simplest explanation of something is most likely the right one. So did our government and the medical establishment. This week, the U.S. Department of Energy and the FBI,
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Dennis Kneale says the Biden administration, only now, is admitting Covid-19 likely started in a Chinese lab. Why? So it can distract us from the bigger picture: the entire cluster-flup.
In the interview chair this week, Wired Editor-at-Large Steven Levy on A.I. chatbots becoming more human than some humans and radio host Ben Ferguson on the “hostile work environment” that is CNN and Big Tech’s bent for silencing conservative voices.
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The Mediaverse by Dennis Kneale, TruthDAO opinion columnist Two nettlesome questions arise in the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit filed against Fox News by Dominion Voting Systems. Why did Fox executives, anchors, and producers carry on with the coverage, even after the claims became wilder and remained unverified? And why didn’t senior executives rein in the
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The Mediaverse by Dennis Kneale, TruthDAO opinion columnist Tucker Carlson is the highest-rated anchor at Fox News. In the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit filed against Fox News by Dominion Voting Systems, his name shows up 89 times in the 192-page complaint—and not in a good way. The lawsuit, filed publicly in Delaware Superior Court on
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Has A.I. gone sentient? Microsoft Bing is sending it’s love and Dennis isn’t sure he wants it.
Our guests this week are Phantom Space founder Jim Cantrell about seizing the high ground – the really high ground of space – for both commerce and military advantages. What are the Chinese doing and what should we be doing to counter it? Then our favorite wealth manager Ed Butowsky drops in to talk about the markets and give Dennis a little advice.
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