Wikipedia Co-Creator Reveals All: CIA Infiltration, Banning Conservatives, & How to Fix the Internet

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Trump Ushers in 300,000 Tons of Foreign Mystery Meat and Sends American Farmers Into Bankruptcy

Allowing Argentina to dump 300,000 tons of beef on American markets will inevitably mean bankrupt ranchers and rotten hamburgers. Missouri farmer Joe Maxwell explains. (00:00) Trump Importing Foreign Beef (02:35) The Farming Crisis (15:49) How Did This Beef Deal Come to Pass? (30 ...  Show more

Impeachment Looms Over Trump After the Pentagon’s Leaked Nuclear Plans. Joe Kent on What Comes Next.

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