Need to Know News (24 August 2022) with Joe Olson

The assassination of the daughter to Aleksandr Dugan appears to have been committed by one Natalya Vovk, 43, a Ukrainian national who works with the Azov Battalion. Dugan's daughter, Darya, 29, was burned beyond recognition. Aleksandr was supposed to have been in the car with her, but at the last moment, decided to drive in another, which saved his life. This was a disgraceful act of terrorism, where Aleksandr has been an intellectual leader of the Russian case against Ukraine--and for good reasons. Meanwhile, two legal experts contend that the Trump warrant for the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago had no legal foundation and was based upon statutes that had been superseded by the Presidential Record Act, which means that any evidence they might obtain from the raid would be inadmissible in a court of law as the fruit of a poisonous tree. From what I have been able to piece together, it was triggered by an Affidavit from Patrick Byrne and concerns the appointment of Sidney Powell as a special counsel to sort out what happened with the election of 2020 that the Democrats are attempting to convert into a form of subversion that would preclude Trump from running again, but where it appears to be a slender reed most unlikely to bear fruit (especially for reasons I have already cited). A wacky host on MSNBC claims we are already in a civil war and that Republicans are domestic enemies, which is getting just the least bit tiresome when it is the Democrats who are repeatedly and deliberately violating the law. The Inflation Reduction Act is going to make many Democrats easy targets for their GOP competitors, since it does nothing to reduce inflation. Mike Adams warns that the table has already been set for mass starvation to reduce the world's population on an unprecedented scale, where I only wish I could show that he has it wrong. Sad to say, he appears to me to have it exactly right! Spend as much time as you can with friends and loved ones, because we do not know how much time we have left--and it may be far shorter than we would like to think.