The American corporate media are freaking about nuclear North Korea and a hotheaded response from the White House. Is it really as bad as everyone says it is? We've been covering the peewee protagonist since before he got the bomb and the methods he's using are nothing new. We speak to resident missile expert Riki Ellison and find out if we should duck and cover or balk at the hysteria caused by reality journalism.
Then, President Trump says we're losing the fight in Afghanistan. To halt the lack of winning, the United States is ready to release soldiers of fortune in Afghanistan. Private warfare is one of the oldest professions and lest we forget companies like Blackwater, which took center stage in Iraq. We'll speak to our Afghani voice and find out if there are any benefits to unleashing the all-mighty dollar on our adversaries.
Then we dive head first into the latest terrorist attack in France via the Global Media Spotlight. If an attack happens overseas and nobody dies, does it make a sound? We'll learn how the French are dealing with more terrorism on home soil.
Finally You'll want to tune in to the Change is Hard live stream for the first ever Voice to America Who Wore It Better. Kim Jong Un defends his throne against copycats, will he come out the victor? Also, Jeffrey Lord was fired from CNN for a Twitter argument where he called his opposition Hitler with a "seig heil." This proves that anti-Trumpers are the only people allowed to say, "You're literally Hitler." Isn't Lord the guy Anderson Cooper said would defend a Trump dump on a desk?