On this Tuesday, January 7 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex
continues his coverage of the Fukushima radioactive ocean plume making
its way toward the West coast of the United States. Officialdom in
California remains perplexed by an increase of radiation and has
downplayed its significance. Alex also takes a look at a call from the
corporatist media for Obama to dispense with Congress, the Constitution
and the American people and demand he instead rule by decree like a
Roman autocrat. On today's show, Alex talks with Dr. Christopher Busby, a
director of Green Audit Limited and a visiting professor at the School
of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Ulster. Dr. Busby talks
about the growing threat of Fukushima radiation. Alex also welcomes back
to the program William F. Jasper, a researcher, author and editor of
The New American. Jasper talks about transatlantic convergence and the
under the radar threat of a globalist contrived Transatlantic Trade and
Investment Partnership. Infowars Nightly News reporter Lee Ann McAdoo
files a report from outside the Austin, Texas city council where
anti-fluoride activists are holding a hunger strike.
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Gerald Celente 2014 Predictions: Global Financial/Economic Crisis, Gold Prices & War
Gerald Celente 2014 Predictions: Global Financial/Economic Crisis, Gold Prices & War
People have tried (with varying success) to predict the future, from soothsayers to reading tea leaves, from Nostradamus to calling Miss Cleo. But one man, Gerald Celente, has made a career out of forecasting trends as the founder of the Trends Research Institute and publisher of "Trends Journal." RT's Anastasia Churkina sits down with Celente to talk about his predictions for 2014.
Monday, January 6, 2014
Janet Yellen confirmed as Fed's first female chair
Janet Yellen has been confirmed as the first female Federal Reserve chair. She sailed through the Senate confirmation process, thanks in part to Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) invoking the "nuclear option," making it significantly easier to pass judicial and executive branch nominees. With only 56 senators voting in favor of Janet Yellen, she would not have had the votes necessary to be confirmed if the Senate confirmation rules were not changed. Janet Yellen is the first major executive branch nominee to be confirmed since these rules were changed. RT's Perianne Boring takes a look at the confirmation process of the most powerful woman in finance.
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