Julian Assange, the cofounder of Wikileaks, has been held in London’s notorious maximum-security Belmarsh Prison for almost five years. Before that, he was in self-imposed exile in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. The CIA a few years ago made plans to kill or kidnap Julian in broad daylight in the streets of London, if the US government’s request to extradite him were to be unsuccessful. But that request is pending and is likely to go forward in the near future. The big question, then, is whether the US Justice Department will offer Julian a deal he can live with or whether he will be forced to go on trial for his life. On this episode of the Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou speaks with journalist and Consortium News editor Joe Lauria and activist and radio host Randy Credico about what the future might hold for Julian Assange.

On this episode of Direct Impact, Rick Sanchez goes over the hottest topics of the previous week with Radio Hosts Wilmer Leon and Jamarl Thomas. Rick & guests discuss whether or not Julian Assange could possibly be freed from Belmarsh Prison in the near future. And is the Ukrainian company Burisma (previously associated with Hunter Biden) funding terrorist attacks in Russia? And why is US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen lecturing China, and what does China have to say in response? Join us on Direct Impact for all of this and more.

As U.S. President Joe Biden blunders and trips his way through his speechs and appearences, the nation is begining to wonder... is his age a sign of wisdom? Or Demitia? The two political front runners are Former President Donald Trump and Biden, both would be in their 80s by the time they leave office. Congress is becoming the most exclusive geriatric retirement home, with people literally dying in office. On this episode of 360 View Scottie Nell Hughes asks her panel (Steve Gill , political analyst and radio host; Mollye Burrows, Investigative Journalist; Steve Malzberg, conservative commentator & Talk radio host) is it time to rethink alowing aging politicians to run the country? Illegal immigration and border security are the number one issues for American voters. As the elction nears, Biden visits the border and congress passes the Laken Riley Act. Is this enough to sway voters?

Ecuadorian authorities were allegedly working with the CIA to download all of the information on every cell phone from every visitor to Assange at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. That included American citizens. And now they are arguing in court their constitutional rights were violated. On this episode of the Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou speaks with Randy Credico who is a Radio Host & Political Satirist, and Joe Lauria an Investigative Journalist about the court case.

The United States is currently $33 trillion in debt. It only keeps growing administration after administration no matter which party is in office. On this episode of 360 View Scottie Nell Hughes and a panel of experts (Melik Abdul, Political Analyst/Writer/Strategist; Steve Gill, political commentator and radio host; Lionel, Media Analyst) take a look at who is for and who is against this out of control spending. Who owns this debt? Are we just becoming a money slave to China? And what happens when relations with PRC deteriorate and they come to collect?