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LIVE: Epstein BOMBSHELL LEAKS out of the WHITE HOUSE!!! | Legal AF 06/10/2026

The Legal AF Podcast, hosted by Popok and Lisa Graves (in for KFA) covers the breaking news “leaking” out of the White House about Epstein (cue the mole hunt to find the listening device that must have been used!); and then turns to all things voter protection with the great voter protection lawyer, Marc Elias. Only on the award winning Legal AF pod.

VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhJTk9XM3lY

 Despite that fact, many white people simply refuse to acknowledge their Black roots—and Tyson explained how they manage to do so.

He described how you’ll meet an “Italian,” but when you ask them where they were born, they answer: “America. Where were your parents born? Brooklyn. Where was their parents born? Italy. I’M ITALIAN!”

“You see what they’re doing? They’re [white people are] going back their tree, finding a place that soothes their need to have some kind of an association, and they stop there,” Tyson added. Sharpe replied, “Even if they never been to that place!”

don’t you keep going?’ Just keep going! And if you keep going, we’re all African.” Ooop!

After a few seconds of silence to let that fact really sit in your spirit, Tyson added that for everyone—including white people—”there is an ancestor of yours that is African, if you go far enough back on the tree. But you stop in Sweden. You stop in Italy, and you stop in Poland. Keep going back—the human tree of life traces back to Africa.”

Tyson’s breakdown exposes the arbitrary walls society builds around identity. Stopping the conversation about lineage at European or Asian borders is just bad science. By tracking our collective DNA all the way back to its true African origin, he strips the power away from centuries of manufactured racial division.

Later in the interview, Tyson explained the world’s divide.

“Even though [Christopher] Columbus was a dick, the most important thing he did_ _ "

2:24 Donald Trump being lustily booed when he arrived at the venue tonight in New York. Uh this was him being booed inside

Meta’s AI bill for the past three years is around $150bn - Kenneth Cheung

"What people don’t worry about is the fact that 35 per cent of the S&P 500 is tied up in seven firms, six of which have yet to make a penny’s profit on AI. (Nvidia, the seventh one, is profitable, because it’s the company the other six have given all their investors’ money to.)"

+ "Twenty-five years ago, I lived through the dotcom bubble. Many people point to that bubble and insist that even though that market frothed with silly firms, the underlying ideas were sound, and a bet on the web was a good one. It is argued that this means AI must be a good bet, too. This is an obvious fallacy: the fact that one thing stopped losing money and became profitable doesn’t imply that losing money is itself an indicator of long-term growth.

Unlike AI, the web had brilliant unit economics. Adding a user to the web made the web more profitable. Every new AI user makes the AI sector lose more money. Each use of the web made the web more profitable. Every time you prompt an AI, the company supplying it loses money. Every generation of the web was more profitable. Every new generation of AI loses more money than the last one.

AI then is a normal technology, a grab bag of plug-ins that different people will find useful to different degrees. But it is also an abnormal bubble, vastly larger and more dangerous than the tech bubbles that preceded it.

AI isn’t going to do your job, though an AI salesman might well convince your boss to fire you and replace you with an AI that can’t do your job. And AI might still destroy your livelihood, when 35 per cent of the stock market collapses overnight. (Anything that can’t go on forever eventually stops.)"

Cory Doctorow is the author of Enshittification: Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse and What To Do About It. His new book, The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI: How to Think About Artificial Intelligence Before It’s Too Late, is published by Verso on June 23

Elmo's NBA Finals stance riles up Knicks fans, satisfies Spurs June 5,2026

"Elmo hopes both teams have fun!" he wrote on social media.

The backlash prompted a follow-up post Thursday in which Elmo attempted to clarify his position.

"KNICKS that last message! Elmo didn't mean to SPUR you on!" he wrote.

READ MORE https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/48978610/elmo-nba-finals-new-york-knicks-san-antonio-spurs

New York fans felt betrayed by one of their own. The fictional Sesame Street, featuring brownstones, stores, a laundromat and a subway station, is located in Manhattan. For the show's 50th anniversary in 2019, New York officials even renamed the intersection between Broadway and West 63rd Street "Sesame Street" in its honor.

READ MORE Trump viciously booed during the National Anthem at Madison Square Garden - Raw Story

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The Rothschild Family CONNECTION To Trump

14:40 This is all connected to what Jared Kushner just revealed the other day to the Abraham Accords. Listen to this

16:48 Notice that in this letter it says the establishment in Palestine, but today a lot of Zionists will tell you that Palestine never existed.

VIDEO The Rothschild Family CONNECTION To Trump

Marandi explains significance of Iran’s ballistic missile attack on Israel 06/08/2026

10:34 Professor, can you lay out what exactly would happen if Israel gets the green light from the Trump administration to attack Iranian infrastructure, energy infrastructure?

10:45 We will destroy the energy infrastructure in this region and that will be the end of the global economy.

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Capitalism by Sven Beckert review – an extraordinary history of the economic system that controls our lives

The Harvard professor provides a ceaseless flow of startling details in this exhaustively researched, 1000-year account

"Fredric Jameson famously said that it was easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism. At times during these 1,100 pages, I found it easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of Capitalism."

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“No religion, no ideology, no philosophy, has ever been as all-encompassing as the economic logic of capitalism,” Beckert claims, defining it as “the ceaseless accumulation of privately controlled capital”. Accounting for it therefore feels like explaining water to fish. Adam Smith, “the hero of capitalism’s triumphant self-remembrance”, attributed it to benign self-interest. Beckert, however, calls it a revolution, centuries in the making, which depended on things that Smith downplayed: “power, violence, the state”. Far from natural or inevitable, it has always been “unstable and contested”, proceeding by jolts.

The word “capitalism”originated in France in the 1840s, around the same time as its antagonists “socialism”, “communism” and “anarchism”, but the system was much older. “Capitalism is a process,” Beckert writes, “not a discrete historical event with a beginning and an end”. He begins tracking the process in the port of Aden in 1150. This vibrant trade hub between Asia and the Middle East, in what is now Yemen, was one of several “islands of capital” which formed a “capitalist archipelago”. Inventing new trades like accountancy and insurance, its “strikingly modern” residents were in the vanguard of a global insurgency. But their accumulation of profit for its own sake was regarded with suspicion by rulers, religions and ordinary people alike. They enjoyed wealth without power or prestige: “capitalists without capitalism”.

READ MORE https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/dec/23/capitalism-by-sven-beckert-review-an-extraordinary-history-of-the-economic-system-that-controls-our-lives

<>one never sees the Invisible Hand of the marketplace pick up the check<>

"There are three primary failures of most free market theories: externalities, tragedy of the commons, and information asymmetry. The great irony of modern conservatives is that Adam Smith, the man they cherish, adore, and idolize, talked about all these things in his book and other writings. He was clear on the concept that the theory of the Invisible Hand would not work if companies were able to externalize their costs by dumping on society. But yet…it’s still bandied about as if it was solid as a rock, and informs conservative policy creation to this day. Why?"

READ MORE https://inspiredeconomist.com/articles/the-invisible-hand-never-picks-up-the-check/

Sven Beckert’s Chronicle of Capitalism’s Long Rise

"The growth, ambition, and conflict among all states, but especially those of Europe, advanced merchant power and influence. This happened in two ways. First, the chronic warfare of the long sixteenth century required enormous sums, and those came from the merchants and bankers whose influence consequently grew within royal courts. As states made war, war made states, enhancing merchant power in the process. And second, trade and empire were insolubly linked. Indeed, it was often difficult to distinguish the traders from the warriors and governors. The East India Companies of both the Dutch and the English were practically states unto themselves. With their thousands of soldiers and hundreds of ships, Beckert compares these monopolies to those quasistate purveyors of violence in our own time: America’s Blackwater and Russia’s Wagner Group."

“Wherever we look,” writes Beckert, “warfare was almost the default mode of the great connecting.” He calls this an era of “war capitalism.”

As Beckert makes clear again and again, coerced labor was everywhere and at almost every time central to capitalist growth and profitability. European traders transported 4.38 million enslaved Africans to the New World before 1760, twice the number of European migrants who arrived in the Americas in the same period. Roughly 1.73 million enslaved cultivators, artisans, and miners labored on sugar, tobacco, rice, indigo, and cotton plantations and in the silver mines in the Americas at a time when the entire working population of England was only 2.9 million people. About one-third of the capital assets owned in the British Empire in 1788 consisted of slaves, and when that system was abolished, the government borrowed 20 million pounds sterling, 40 percent of its entire budget, to compensate slaveholders for the emancipation of their human property.

...two themes ever present in Beckert’s book. First, capitalism has the capacity to exist under virtually any kind of political regime, save that of outright Bolshevism. And second, every time a new modality becomes manifest in the long history of capitalism, the state is sure to play a major role, more often murderous than benign.

Lyrics: Call me the minuteman ‘cause I follow the times Between extremes is where I walk the line I've heard fighting words But I know cooler heads prevail Cause in this land united we stand and divided we fail Don’t know the path to go cause I ain't been here before I feel just like the Coulee Dam holding back a civil war Tears are falling cause I’m a-crying out loud And I sure could use some revolution right about now Do you ever feel like a stranger A long, long way from home Do you ever feel like we’re headed for a danger Like no man’s ever known They say every generation’s got a lesson to be learned Oh but surely the people ain’t Gonna sit here and watch it burn Don’t know the path to go is it left or right Feel just like a blind man searching for the light Tears are falling cause I’m crying out loud And I sure could use some revolution right about now Don’t know is this the road that’ll carry us home High on an eagle's wing back where we belong Tears are falling cause I’m crying out loud And I sure could use some revolution right about now Yes I, I sure could use some revolution right about now

ALIENS

DECLASSIFIED

THEY WALK AMONG US

For 60 years, the U.S. government has kept a closely guarded secret.

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The Department of War just released the second tranche of records under PURSUE. The first tranche was released on May 8, 2026. Scroll down to view the second tranche, released on May 22, 2026.

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Astronomer Salman Hameed: the White House on aliens.

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This is how a prosecutor of ORGANIZED CRIME sees Trump's corruption

Jun 1, 2026 #RachelMaddow#trump#corruption Former federal prosecutor Barbara McQuade talks with Rachel Maddow about her acclaimed new book, "The Fix: Saving America from the Corruption of a Mob-Style Government," in which she draws upon her experience prosecuting fraud and organized crime to understand how to defeat Donald Trump's style of intimidation and inflicting pain on others to dominate them and get what he wants.

23:24 "So you say that Trump in his second term has come to resemble a mob boss. That's kind of the overall theme of the book."

An Evacuation Order Was Issued, And Millions Of Israelis Rushed To Leave Tel Aviv. | Jeffrey Sachs June 02,2026

Trump’s Iranian Nightmare

Jun 2, 2026 Trump’s catastrophic miscalculation in Iran and refusal to accept the inevitability of defeat is pushing us towards a global depression and ensuring the suffering and immiseration of millions.

Trump’s catastrophic miscalculation in Iran and refusal to accept the inevitability of defeat is pushing us towards a global depression and ensuring the suffering and immiseration of millions.

Trump’s Iranian Nightmare - Read by Eunice Wong

Trump’s catastrophic miscalculation in Iran and refusal to accept the inevitability of defeat is pushing us towards a global depression and ensuring the suffering and immiseration of millions.