Why is Congress Suddenly Unleashing Nuclear Energy?

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Why is Congress Suddenly Unleashing Nuclear Energy?

June 20, 2024 • Paul Dragu, Steve Bonta, Gary Benoit

In a rare moment of sanity, Congress passed a nuclear energy package designed to unleash one of the greatest sources of cheap, reliable, powerful energy. The bill is heading to Joe Biden’s desk, which he’s expected to sign. Reviving the once thriving nuclear energy sector will be a boon for Americans, which begs the question: Why the sudden turnaround on energy that has for decades been unjustly vilified?

Also in this episode:

@ 22:28 | For the first time in history, the U.S. faces a nuclear-armed alliance in Russia and North Korea;

@ 43:05 | It is summer, it is hot, and—right on cue—the climate stooges are freaking out;

Read "Environmentalism’s Opposition to Nuclear Energy"

Watch "U.S. Needs to Ratchet Up Natural Gas, Oil, and Nuclear Energy Sectors: Frank Lasee"

Read "Climate Alarmists Unmasked"

The Left Turns On Biden After Expected Bad Debate. What Next?

June 28, 2024 • Paul Dragu, Gary Benoit, Steve Bonta

Is Biden toast? That’s what Politico declared after a debate performance against Donald Trump that was as awful as anyone paying attention would’ve expected. Mainstream media uniformly broadcast the same sentiment. Biden froze, he rambled incoherently, he lost his train of thought, and spoke with a raspy voice that only emphasized his already his feeble condition. In this episode, we break down many aspects of the debate.

If They Can Take Down Infowars, Who’s Next?

June 26, 2024 • Paul Dragu, Gary Benoit, Steve Bonta

In 2018, Alex Jones became one of the most banned persons in the world. Nearly every mainstream internet platform erased him overnight. Two years later, they came for millions of other “conspiracy theorists,” prompting a complete media landscape reorientation. Now the spotlight is on Jones again, this time on the attempt to shut down his media platform, Infowars. Is Alex Jones the canary in the coal mine—again?

Supreme Court Upholds Covid-era Censorship

June 26, 2024 • Paul Dragu, Steve Bonta, Gary Benoit

The Supremes thumbed their collective noses today at freedom of speech and the First Amendment by saying that the challengers to government censorship of the Internet have no standing.