is to leave the population of the united states ignorant on questions that affect their lives. at this point you have to wonder in the average new yorker is better informed than a factory work in north korea. probably not. both have been blindfolded by monopolies. who is winning the war in ukraine? they will tell you ukraine is winning. that s what they see on the today show and every media outlet in america apart from this show. here s the version that most americans see. the beginning of the end of the war. does he have that right? well, i think it s clear that ukraine is winning. the ukrainians are on the offensive. they are winning this war. why stop supporting the ukrainians when they are winning on the battlefield. russia is losing but have not lost. ukraine has the upper hand. ukraine is winning its war thanks to the support we and others have provided. we need to keep the pressure on putin. tucker: that was last month. i think it s clear that ukraine is wi
vacation. this time in a sunny tropical lush destination. first, let s begin with joe biden s unyielding commitment to free speech. he loves the first amendment. here s press secretary karine-jean pierre with more. our support for free speech and free press is well documented. twitter is a twist company. is a private company. they will make their own decision. our support for free press has been well documented. i will leave it there. that s offable. laughable. a new bat of internal twitter files show the biden white house try to strong arm twitter specifically about covid. here s a quote. while twitter did not ac accommodate from biden s staffers they did quote: legitimate findings and questions that would have expanded the public debate went missing. he continues: twitter even took action against a harvard epidemiologist who tweeted an expert opinion about vaccines at odds with the biden administration. this kind of government deright field censorship is concerning.
A challenging case comes to Trackdown this week with the murder of a 65-year-old man sitting in a car. The clue for the public isn’t about what is seen but about what is heard.