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#1 Sen. Johnson (R-WI) Holds Roundtable on Hospitals - CSPAN, Senator Ron Johnson, Benny Johnson, Humanspective, Aaron Siri, Dr. Dawn Michael, Dr. Simone Gold, MJTruthUltra, and J on X
Sen. Ron Johnson hosted the first roundtable devoted to COVID-19 hospital protocols on September 28, 2026, in the Kennedy Caucus Room, where 21 witnesses shared accounts of restricted treatments like ivermectin, family separations, and pressure on unvaccinated patients. Brad Seiler described removing his wife Gail from a Texas ICU after staff predicted her death; she recovered at home. Attorney Ralph Lorigo testified to winning 95.8% of over 200 court cases ordering ivermectin, with those patients surviving, while losses under standard protocols ended fatally. Johnson aimed to document these experiences to prevent repeats and highlight patient rights issues...#2 Fauci Diary Reveals Alarm That U.S. Had Aerosolized Ebola Virus: ‘Never Should Have Been Done’ - Steven Richards and John Solomon for Just the News, Tim Burchett/John Rich, Nicolas Hulscher, MPH/Senator Rand Paul, Kirsche/Polymarket, C3, Mike Benz/General Mike Flynn, Jessica Rose, and
Dr. Anthony Fauci privately sounded the alarm when he learned the U.S. Army had conducted an experiment a decade ago that aerosolized the lethal Ebola virus, which is not normally transmitted by air, and then shared the results publicly amid an ongoing outbreak in Africa, according to diary entries obtained by Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Rand Paul. The then-top scientist at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease was particularly concerned in 2016 that the Army medical research arm's experiment seemed to show that exposure to aerosolized Ebola caused more damaging effects in subjects that had been vaccinated. This was almost four years before he championed shutting down the U.S. economy and social life over the COVID-19 virus outbreak...
#3 Failure to Warn: Not a Theory. A Timeline - Tracy Beanz and Michelle Edwards for The HighWire, Independent Medical Alliance, McCullough Foundation, A Midwestern Doctor, Erica~Jo/Restef Levi,
The most explosive timeline for the mRNA COVID jabs is the one documented by our very own government. And it is far more telling than any conspiracy theory out there. One must simply look at what happened on February 28, 2021, when Israel’s Ministry of Health contacted the CDC to report a flood of myocarditis among young recipients of the Pfizer jab, to spot the scheme. Again, health officials in the United States had that critical intelligence in their hands in late February, when barely one in four adults had gotten the shot. That’s right, roughly 24% of adults in the US had received at least one dose, and only about 12.6% were fully vaccinated. Nonetheless, what the government did with that intelligence over the next three months is enough to make anyone think twice about believing that those agencies serve to protect all Americans from health, safety, and security threats, both foreign and domestic...
#4 FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey Resigns - Luke Barr for ABC News, Steve Friend/FBI Director Kash Patel/Thomas Massie, Dan Bongino/Ken Dilanian, New York Post, Steve Baker/Andrew Bailey, and Mario Nawfal on X
Federal Bureau of Investigation co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey is resigning from the bureau to spend time with his family, he announced in a post on social media. "With great pride in what we have accomplished, I am announcing that I am stepping down to return to my family in Missouri," Bailey said. "I am confident Director [Kash] Patel will continue to reform the FBI, combat violent crime, defend the homeland, ensure strong organizational accountability, and restore public trust in this institution of excellence." Bailey was the attorney general of Missouri before taking the FBI post last year. The co-deputy director position was a first in the bureau's history. Bailey served first with former Secret Service agent and podcaster Dan Bongino, and then with Christopher Raia after Bongino resigned...
#5 Top AI Leaders to Meet With Trump at White House Amid Dire Warnings About Technology - ABC News, Real America's Voice (RAV), NBC News, Bloomberg, WallStreetOnChain, and Good Morning America on X
Leaders of top artificial intelligence companies are set to attend a lunch meeting with President Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson at the White House on Tuesday amid growing fears about the threat of the rapidly innovating technology. The meeting comes as AI leaders are issuing dire warnings about the threat of AI and calling for steps to slow it down before it outsmarts humans. Following those warnings, lawmakers are weighing what -- if any -- action should be taken. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg will attend the meeting, a source familiar confirmed to ABC News. Another source familiar said that Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, will also attend. And Google CEO Sundar Pichai will also attend, a Google spokesperson confirmed to ABC News. Jensen Huang from Nvidia and Alex Karl from Palantir are also expected to attend, ABC News has confirmed...
#6 OpenAI Makes Formal Apology After AI Agent Hacked Government Data in Australia - Christine Chen for Independent, NIK, Pirat_Nation, CAMERONWILSON, Paul Walsh, and IndiaTodayTech on X
OpenAI has formally apologized after an autonomous AI agent breached an Australian government website during internal evaluations in June. The incident marks the first recorded instance of a government portal being hacked by an AI agent, prompting criticism from Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. OpenAI stated that an ongoing investigation has found no evidence that sensitive medical records were compromised during the intrusion. The technology firm committed to providing cyber defence funding and establishing a local taskforce to prevent future incidents. OpenAI's chief strategy officer is set to testify before an Australian Senate committee in October, while the company has scrapped its GPT-6.1 Astra model over safety concerns...#7 New Audit in Walz’s Backyard Exposes Massive Fraud Risk Tied to Post-George Floyd Activism - Andrew Mark Miller for Fox News, Dr.Elder Max, Steve Cortes, Chaos Coordinator, PlainSpokenRedneck, and Election Wizard on X
As Minnesota’s massive fraud problems continue to gain nationwide attention, an audit is now sounding the alarm about potential fraud in a new area in the state related to contracts doled out by the city of Minneapolis in response to the death of George Floyd. More than 100 contracts were handed out to community groups as alternatives to policing in 2020, and the lax oversight of those contracts, according to a Minnesota Star Tribune report, was found by an audit to be susceptible to fraud and favoritism...
#8 Senate Approves Sweeping Bill to Regulate College Sports, Despite Opposition From Some Democrats - Kaia Hubbard for CBS News, Adam Breneman, The Associated Press, CSPAN, Senator Tim Scott, and Sport & State on X
The Senate on Thursday approved a sweeping college sports bill to establish a federal framework for college athletics aimed at protecting student athletes — despite some pushback from Democrats who argue that it could do the opposite. In a 77 to 22 vote, the Senate passed the bill, known as the Protect College Sports Act, with some amendments. The bill regulates college athletics, including transfer eligibility and name, image, and likeness rights. Its backers argue that it will stabilize college athletics as a flood of money enters the space. The bill now moves to the House, although it was not clear when it would be taken up by the lower chamber. Twenty Democrats and two Republicans voted no...
#9 Taxpayers Have Funded Nearly $1.5m in Pro-Trump Ads. Criticism Is Mounting, Including From the GOP - Ali Swenson for AP, The Hill, Forbes, CNN, Reuters, Acyn, and Politico on X
The White House has spent days fiercely defending three taxpayer-funded advertisements that glorify President Donald Trump and are nearing at least $1.5 million in public spending, calling them public service announcements like those used in past administrations. “Don’t let the Fake News get away with their lies about our epic Public Service Announcements that have been running on TV,” White House communications director Steven Cheung posted on X on Sunday. But the Republican administration’s ads attracted mounting criticism on Monday, including from members of Trump’s own party...
#10 From Motorcycles to Booze, U.S. Ban on $1 Billion Worth of Canadian Imports Goes Into Effect - The Associated Press/NBC News, CNN, United States Trade Representative, CBS News, and CNBC on X
U.S.-Canada relations, already tense, are likely to deteriorate further after the United States went ahead early Tuesday with a decision to ban nearly $1 billion worth of Canadian imports, including alcoholic beverages, dairy products, and motorcycles. The ban amounts to barely a ripple in $880 billion worth of a two-way annual trade between the two northern neighbors. But it marks another ratcheting up of President Donald Trump’s second-term trade war with America’s longtime ally and trading partner...
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