On the Wednesday, November 20 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex
examines a startling example of how the state assumes ownership of your
children with a story out of Tennessee, in which a student resource
officer prevented a father from picking his children up from school by
arresting him. Alex also covers the normalization of police state
compliance and the possible amassing of a biometric database, as
roadside saliva and blood tests are conducted on Texas public roads in
exchange for money. Alex also breaks down Infowars' live streaming
coverage of the anniversary of JFK's assassination in Dallas, Texas, and
the city's attempts to violate civil liberties by cordoning off the
city and telling protesters they can't film or fly banners. We'll also
take your calls on this worldwide broadcast.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Census Bureau Faked Employment Numbers During 2012 Election?
Ben Swann takes a look at allegations to first surface in the New York
Post that Census Bureau employees may have faked data to improve the
nations unemployment rate during the final month of the 2012
Presidential campaign
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Toronto Mayor Rob Kicks Off Ford Bizarre New Talk Show
(TheStar) Less than 24 hours after Ford Nation's record-breaking premiere, Sun News has cancelled the show, hosted by embattled Mayor Rob Ford and his brother, Doug.
Sun News Network vice-president Kory Teneycke confirmed Tuesday that the show was cancelled, after only one episode.
Ford Nation was the "biggest night ever for Sun News, by a country mile," Teneycke told the Star in an email.
Despite its success, the show was cancelled due to cost concerns caused by the Fords' inexperience in television. Teneycke confirmed that taping the one-hour show took five hours, and it required another eight hours to edit.
While there's "no more stand-alone show," Teneycke wrote, the network would "welcome the Fords as regular guests on other programming."
Teneycke told the Toronto Sun that "I've been clear both with them and the media, our commitment was for one show and then we'd see how it'd all come together."
The Ford brothers' foray into television was only announced last week, after their radio show on Newstalk 1010, The City, was terminated in the midst of the mayor's crack video scandal.
The cancellation has already created a buzz on the Internet, with some praising the network's decision to cancel the show and others welcoming the "record for shortest TV series."
It attracted 155,000 viewers for its first airing, 45,000 more during a Western Canadian repeat and was downloaded an additional 65,000 times from the network's website, he said. Until Monday, Sun News' ratings record was 100,000 viewers for Fight Night.
The Fords' show "beat that by 50 per cent in first hour alone," wrote Teneycke.
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