Mike Davis highlights the significance of landmark free speech cases before SCOTUS today
Article III Project Founder and President Mike Davis talks about the two free speech cases the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments for on Monday. “The Supreme Court is going to have to come out with a test on how much these government actors can collude with private actors to censor Americans,” says Davis.
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Mike Davis: Fulton County DA Fani Willis should clearly be removed from Georgia case against Trump
Article III Project Founder and President Mike Davis expects to see a “different outcome” from former President Donald Trump’s appeal of Judge Scott McAfee’s order allowing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to remain on the Georgia election case. “It is absolutely illegal for a prosecutor to have a financial stake in a criminal prosecution and that is exactly what Fani Willis has in this unprecedented prosecution against President Trump and 18 others,” says Davis.
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William Jacobson: Stopping antisemitism in universities begins with the faculty
Cornell University Law Professor and Equal Protection Project Founder William Jacobson says effectively taking action against the rise in antisemitism starts by hiring professors with a wide range of viewpoints. “Just like you have very few conservative professors, you have very few openly pro-Israel professors. And that’s a systemic problem that needs to be addressed,” says Jacobson.
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William Jacobson: ‘Rot’ in elite academia has been building for decades
Cornell University Law Professor and Equal Protection Project Founder William Jacobson says the aggressive “racialization” of higher education institutions have fed student activists’ antisemitic hate toward Israel. “Much like Jews have been singled out for centuries as the obsession of hate, now Israel has been singled out by student activists and many faculty and some administrations as the object of hate,” says Jacobson.
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Mark Mills: Biden’s EV push puts auto industry at high risk of bankruptcy
Northwestern University Faculty Fellow Mark Mills weighs in on the likelihood of automobile companies seeking a bailout as a result of the Biden administration’s electric vehicle mandate. “We’ve had two bailout periods in modern history for the auto industry. Third time might not happen again," Mills says. “To say it would be a shame understates the tragedy of the loss of one or more of the major industries of America to ill-advised policies. I think it’s very, very high risk.”
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Mark Mills: EV mandate is pushing US economy, supply chain down a ‘dangerous path’
Northwestern University Faculty Fellow Mark Mills says the Biden administration’s electric vehicle mandate is not a good long-term plan for our economy, supply chain, or consumers. “To put it in simplistic terms, they on average cost more, they are harder to fuel, and they so far have lower liability,” says Mills.
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‘Outlandish’: Rep. Grothman reacts to mainstream media’s reporting on Trump’s ‘bloodbath’ comments
Representative Glenn Grothman (R-WI) says we should use mainstream media’s reporting on former President Donald Trump’s “bloodbath” comment as an example of the misinformation being leveled against him. “I feel sorry for Donald Trump because I think never before in history have we had a mainstream media this in the tank for one presidential candidate or the other,” says Rep. Grothman.
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Rep. Grothman: Hunter Biden won’t show for public hearing out of fear of ‘slipping up’
Representative Glenn Grothman (R-WI) believes Hunter Biden is refusing to appear for a public hearing before Congress because he’s afraid he’ll embarrass himself and presidential father Joe Biden on national television. “I kinda feel like a policeman where you know, everybody on the police force knows this guy is guilty. We don’t quite have enough information to get the conviction,” says Rep. Grothman.
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Iowa AG Bird calls on Biden administration to stop funding Iran
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird says she and 12 states penned a letter to the Biden administration to demand it stop funding terrorist-aiding Iran. “The Biden administration needs to stop looking the other way when it comes to terrorism. They have to start holding the line,” says Bird.
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Iowa AG Bird details multistate legal battle against SEC over climate mandate on businesses
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird talks about leading nine states in a lawsuit against the Securities and Exchange Commission over a rule requiring businesses to report their greenhouse gas emissions. Bird says the Biden administration is using the SEC to mandate this rule when it should instead be voted into law by Congress.
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Trump unable to secure $454 million bond in NY civil fraud case, attorneys say - Just the News Now
Just the News Now: March 18, 2024
Trump unable to secure $454 million appeal bond in New York civil fraud case, his attorneys say
https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/all-things-trump/trump-unable-secure-454-million-appeal-bond-new-york-civil-fraud
Testimony by Hunter Biden biz partner Schwerin challenges White House's account of China money loan
https://justthenews.com/accountability/political-ethics/eric-schwerin-had-access-joe-bidens-accounts-and-witnessed-no-loans
Supreme Court appears likely to reject effort to limit White House, social media communications
https://justthenews.com/government/courts-law/supreme-court-appears-likely-reject-effort-limit-white-house-social-media
Senate Finance Committee chair faces call to resign over wife's major stock holdings
https://justthenews.com/government/congress/senate-finance-committee-chair-faces-call-resign-over-wifes-major-stock
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Dr. McCullough: US should’ve focused on multidrug treatment for COVID, not mRNA vaccines
Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at The Wellness Company, explains significant issues with using mRNA vaccines to treat COVID and damaging effects of the spike protein. “The focus should have always been on multidrug treatment. We should have had protocol after protocol, large trial after large trial...We could've saved probably two thirds of the lives lost,” says Dr. McCullough.
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Dr. McCullough: US government had massive, long-term investment in mRNA vaccines
Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at The Wellness Company, says the United States focused on treating COVID with mRNA vaccines because they poured billions of dollars into the medical technology. “Our government wanted high tech vaccines, none of the old-style vaccines. This was going to be a showcase of American private-public investment in biotech. And you can see that the enthusiasm was through the roof for these products,” says Dr. McCullough. “It’s just a shame what happened next.”
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Dr. McCullough: Ventilators were ‘grossly overused’ during COVID
Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at The Wellness Company, says mechanical ventilators were not the best treatment option for acute COVID patients. “One study shows even at autopsy, a significant percentage had bacteria causing additional pneumonia and lung damage that were not covered by the antibiotics used,” says Dr. McCullough. “So the ventilator actually caused untreated pneumonias and patients suffered.”
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Dr. McCullough: Rational thinking ‘went out the window’ when doctors felt threatened during COVID
Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at The Wellness Company, says doctors veered away from the traditional medical response during the COVID pandemic because of fear. Dr. Peter McCullough says most hospitals were playing defense instead of trying to figure out how to treat patients early to avoid hospitalization.
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Dr. McCullough: COVID pitted doctors against ‘fiduciary’ relationship with patients
Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at The Wellness Company, says the health system’s orders to doctors during the COVID pandemic broke the public's trust with the medical industry. “The doctor is supposed to act in beneficence...What's in the patient’s best interest. And for the first time, doctors were pitted against that standard operating principle and what the health system told them to do,” Dr. McCullough says. “If a doctor wanted to treat a patient for COVID, but the health system said ‘no, don’t do this' or specifically ‘don’t use the available drugs that look like they’re working,' then the doctor was incredibly conflicted.”
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Dr. McCullough sheds light on China’s long-term interest in cornering the drug supply market
Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at The Wellness Company, explains the motivation and strategy behind China’s monopoly on the pharmaceutical supply chain. “So now we’re stuck because if we ever really got into a tough situation with China, in a sense they could put the squeeze and shut off our drug supply,” Dr. McCullough says.
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Dr. McCullough: US outsourced drug supply ‘almost exclusively’ to China
Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at The Wellness Company, says the U.S. is experiencing disruptions in the medical supply chain because we’ve outsourced pharmaceutical manufacturing to China. Dr. McCullough says the Chinese government “solidified their stranglehold” over the supply chain by severely undercutting pricing on drugs and contracting directly with group purchasing organizations.
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Dr. McCullough explains how the rise of large medical practices impacted the health industry
Dr. Peter McCullough, Chief Scientific Officer at The Wellness Company, says the introduction of Obamacare accelerated the increase of large medical practices over private practices. “We found out when the pandemic hit, suddenly doctors didn’t have that kind of bold independence to be able to respond quickly and adapt quickly to what was happening,” says Dr. McCullough.
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Senate Intel chair says U.S. forces could be ‘in combat’ without Ukraine aid approved
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, told reporters U.S. forces could be “in combat” if $61 billion in Ukraine aid isn’t passed by Congress.
The Senate passed a $95 billion foreign aid package that covers Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan and humanitarian efforts in Gaza. The House has not passed it yet.
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Robert Charles says US needs to take more action against China beyond TikTok ban
Former Assistant Secretary of State and AMAC Spokesman Robert Charles says the United States needs to look beyond a TikTok ban and employ a master strategy to deal with our number one adversary. “At the end of the day, what you have to do is stop talking about the details...The ripples are interesting, but the swell, the tsunami is the thing we should be focused on,” says Charles.
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Robert Charles: Sen. Schumer’s call for Israel to hold election is ‘textbook election interference’
Former Assistant Secretary of State and AMAC Spokesman Robert Charles says Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-NY) call for Israel to hold elections is “exactly the kind of activity that we criminalize in this country when a foreigner does it.” “It is textbook election interference and he should know better,” says Charles.
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Robert Charles: Crisis in Haiti exposes a ‘failure of advanced thinking by this White House’
Former Assistant Secretary of State and AMAC Spokesman Robert Charles says the chaos in Haiti has many layers of national security concern that include military assets and an immigrant mass exodus. Charles also speculates on how China might see the Haiti crisis as an opportunity to gain an edge on the United States.
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Victoria Coates: Hunter Biden’s dealings with China were ‘glaring conflicts of interest’
Victoria Coates, Vice President of Foreign Policy at the Heritage Foundation, reacts to new evidence detailing how Hunter Biden tried to help a Chinese energy firm buy Westinghouse, the premier maker of U.S. nuclear reactors, while Joe Biden was vice president. “It tells you everything you need to know about the Bidens and their views of American national security,” says Coates.
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‘If you thought it couldn’t get worse, it absolutely can’: Victoria Coates addresses chaos in Haiti
Victoria Coates, Vice President of Foreign Policy at the Heritage Foundation, says there’s many groups to blame for the violent crime erupting across Haiti. Coates also talks about the United States’ role in addressing the crisis and Haitian migrants taking advantage of Biden’s open border policy.
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