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And it’s about the UN starting to tax global shipping and what that means and the ramifications. I see it as it’s the funding for globalism. It’s that serious. It will change the power dynamics of the world. And we’re going to talk about it and why it’s so important and why isn’t the media covering it? Why the heck are we not hearing it from anybody? And when they’re covering it, they’re just talking about how the United States is going to be always because we’re going to pay more taxes is if they’re condoning the UN doing this and they’re just fighting over what squabbling over how much we pay versus saying no, we this is not okay for the UN to do it.

That’s the conversation that we need to have. And, and then tying it into why we do. We’re going to talk about YourNews.com as well and why. Because Alex just joined as on the board and he’s also going to be doing the ethics. Guys listen to the whole, this whole interview so you can hear him talk about ethics behind journalism and why. You know, I joined as an advisor too to the board. I think it’s really important that your news.com and what it does and we’re going to talk about how it transforms the power vacuum in journalism and why it’s so important.

And it, you know, this UN story just makes it so much more obvious why it’s important because nobody’s covering it and we need, well, Alex is, but we need more real journalists. I mean, people who are really journalists. They’re not propagandists. They’re not controlled by some major, by UN or by some major institution. They’re actually bringing you information so that you know what’s going on and you’re really informed. And that’s, that’s what YourNews.com is about. And we’re going to talk about that. Before we get into this, I wanted to remind you about getting gold and silver from Miles Franklin.

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And I have to bring this up, Alex, you just published a very important article and I just got it this morning. And you’re talking about the United nations possibly taxing the world’s shipping and products and goods. And the, the importance of that is that it transforms the power structure of the United nations worldwide. Can you talk about what that means? Yeah, happy to do it. Thank you, sir. I think this is one of the most important stories at the moment, and it may be one of the most important stories of the year, if not the decade, because.

And people are focusing on all the wrong things. Who’s going to pay the tax? Is the tax going to be $15 a ton or $150? Those things are important, but they’re not anywhere near as important as what you just identified, Sarah. And that is the change in power dynamics. For 80 years now, the United nations, if they wanted money, they had to ask their member governments for it. If they wanted a new program, a new agency, a new spending campaign, they had to say, hey, U.S. government, would you send us a check? Hey, Communist Chinese government, would you send us a check? So they were really strictly limited in what they could do and they had to go visit governments with their hat out.

This represents the first real taxing power being given to the United Nations. And at this point, it will be very difficult to stop it. I mean, they’re treating this like it’s a done deal. They’re ironing out the details. How big is the tax going to be? What are we going to spend the tax money on? But they are very, very close to wrapping this now. And it will represent the camel’s nose under the tent of global taxation. Once they have the power to tax us, all bets are off. I mean, they’ll be able to fund infinite peace armies and police and courts and propaganda campaigns and censorship, you name it.

It’s. It’s so massive. This is globalism. This will remove the final checks on the United Nations. Yeah, yeah. Because once you have that level of control and power, power through money, now you have the resources to do everything they’re trying to do. That’s right. That’s exactly right. And that’s what people need to focus on. Yes, it’s true. Americans are going to pay way more than other people. Yeah, that’s true. And we can discuss the merits, or lack thereof of the climate change narrative. Obviously, after Studying this for 15 years and traveling around the world, going to the UN climate conferences, I recognize that this is a fraud.

The hypothesis is totally discredited. But those are side issues. The real issue here is global taxation going directly to the United Nations. And if they can impose a carbon tax on shipping fuel, they can impose a tax on air travel, they can impose a tax on stock trading, they can impose a tax on whatever they want. And they’re saying International shipping is only 3% of all of humans CO2 emissions. So if they can impose a tax to stop CO2 emissions from shipping, they can impose a tax on anything else under the guise of saving humanity and Mother Earth.

Okay, Carney, back at the Jackson Hole, central bankers, meaning back in, I think it was 2019, he said that the central bankers are going to go around governments and using carbon, which is what we’re talking about here, to define the budgets for governments around the world. And the central bankers will then be able to control everything, essentially. This sounds like the first step of that. It is. It absolutely is. And it’s even bigger than just empowering the un. What we’re watching here is the gradual transformation of the economic systems of the world. They want to completely restructure everything so that economic value is no longer tied up in currencies as we have traditionally understood them.

It’s no longer tied up in the economic system that we have, but it’s a new system where it’s about carbon credits, it’s about energy rather than real value. And so we’re talking here about the creation of a slave economy where you will have a certain budget allotment in terms of your carbon footprint is how they refer to how much CO2 you emit. And once you exceed that, you either have the resources to pay to borrow or to buy more carbon credits or. Or you’re done. No more travel, no more stake, no more air conditioning, no more nothing.

And that’s the kind of economic system at the international level that they’re trying to impose on humanity. And this is. I hate to use this expression, but it’s perfectly appropriate. A great leap forward in this horrific agenda from hell. Well, yeah, and I’ve heard it be called the central bankers dictatorship. Right. And now you have Carney wanting to have a leadership position in Canada. I just. It becomes crazy once you start seeing these connections start happening. Where do you see the United States as far as putting up roadblocks to this? Because I know the Biden administration, if you call it that, was on a super highway towards this globalization and really supporting the United Nations.

Are you seeing reasonable action at the federal level in the Trump Organization to stop this, or what do you think? Because it’s the actions that matter, not the words. Yeah, and there’s a lot to say here, Sarah. This happens to be one of the areas that I have focused on very closely in my work. As I mentioned, I, almost every year I go to the UN Climate Summit as a journalist because there are. I could count on one hand the number of legitimate journalists who show up at these things. Somebody’s got to be there to ask the questions and to bring back the information.

So this is an area that I followed very, very closely. And I will say I was very concerned going into the Trump administration about what I was seeing. He was bringing in people to his administration who to call him a red flag would be really an understatement. Howard Lutnick, former head of Cantor Fitzgerald. I mean, these are the people who were building the international carbon trading regime. I mean, the people who were doing it. Okay. He’s now the Commerce Secretary. He brought in Lee Zeldin to lead the epa. Huge red flag to me. Lee Zeldin was one of the first Republicans in Congress to embrace the hypothesis that human emissions of CO2 are causing catastrophic climate change.

And there’s only a handful of them to this day who buy in publicly, at least to this silly hypothesis. So for him to put Lee Zeldin there for me was very, very concerning. And so those are just a few of the red flags that I saw. Now, he was saying all the right things, but you’re right, actions speak louder than words. So I saw these appointments, I thought, this is not good. Elon Musk has been a very vocal advocate of a carbon tax. So all that to say I was just as concerned as anybody, if not more so, when it came to climate policy going into the Trump administration.

I heard him calling it a fraud, I heard him calling it a hoax. I heard him two years ago when he said one of the most important priorities for the MAGA movement needs to be to destroy this climate alarmism hoax. And that was music to my ears. So here’s where we’re at today. I could not have done a better job myself if I were running climate policy at the federal level. Literally. Day one, as soon as he was sworn in, he signed an executive order putting America first in international environmental agreements. Not only did he get us out of the Paris Agreement effective immediately the last time, it was like, oh, we’re going to get out in four years.

We’ll play along with this fraud that we got away. Four years, none of that this time. So we’re out effective immediately. Not just that, we’re also out of every single UN climate agreement negotiated under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change that was ratified by the senate back in 1992. So for people not familiar with this process, and I don’t blame you for not, they make it mind numbingly complicated. Every year, the UN and its members get together at some exotic resort destination. We were in Baku in Azerbaijan in November last year. We’ll be in Brazil later this year.

And they come up with a new and improved climate agreement. So every year we get a new climate regime. Last year, the big takeaway, they agreed to the rules for the international carbon trading and taxing machinery. The year before that, they agreed to phase out fossil fuels. The year before that, the One World religion, the new 10 commission. Every year they come up with a new thing. They set up the global wealth redistribution mechanism to pay for what they call loss and damage. So Trump got us out of every single one of those things, cut off all of the money, not one more penny to this stuff that’s just at the international level.

And he can’t single handedly get us out of the UNFCCC because that of course was ratified by the Senate, at least allegedly. And so that’s going to require congressional action. But everything he could do with his executive power. He has done. And again, I couldn’t have written a better executive order myself if I had been the one doing this. Now, let’s turn to the domestic front for a moment. Early on, there were indications. I guess I should back up a little bit. 2009, Barack Hussein Obama, through the EPA, comes up with what they call the endangerment finding.

Sounds like obscure policy wonk stuff. Summarized very briefly, this was the outrageous idea that the gas we exhale about two pounds every day, the gas that is produced by every single human activity, carbon dioxide, makes up a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of all the gases naturally in the atmosphere, all the greenhouse gases that. That was toxic pollution that needed to be regulated under the Clean Air Act. Well, not only did Donald Trump initiate a review of this finding, we are now in the process of undoing it. And that is the endangerment finding that underpins the entire domestic climate apparatus.

All of the regulations on our auto industry, all the shutting down of our power plants, all the shutting down of our refine refineries, all the blocking of energy extraction from American lands. So on this issue, and I’ve got plenty of disagreements with him, don’t get me wrong. But on this issue, he is doing incredible things. And again, I couldn’t have done it better myself. Okay, well, let me ask you then, what is the point of the appointments that he has? What do you think? Did he bring them in and he neutered them or what? Because it is interesting.

It is interesting. And, you know, I know a lot of the guys that are serving in the Trump administration, and they’re good guys. And one of the things that I have learned is that Trump likes to hear lots of different perspectives. So he’ll bring three or four guys into a room. Yep. Yeah. And people who have radically different perspectives. And he’ll say, all right, you tell me your point of view. All right, what do you think? What do you think about all that? And he’ll just sit there and listen and come to a conclusion. And that’s the only thing I can figure, because otherwise, I don’t understand why you would appoint these guys who publicly have articulated positions that are at odds with what you say you’re doing.

But again, you know, I’m with you. Actions matter much more than words. And in this case, you know, aside from the concerns about the appointments, the actions speak for themselves. He is really doing the work of dismantling this climate freight train. Wow. So I hope he gets all over this UN Tax situation, because That, I mean, I can’t stress enough how much that will change the power structure of the world. I mean, that is, like you said, maybe that’s the story of the decade. That changes, that fundamentally changes the power structure of the world. And we have to take it that seriously.

We do. And folks, think about this, okay? Once they have direct access to your money, there is nothing to hold them back anymore. And if they can tax, they’re talking about this tax raising $100 billion a year. If they can have a tax that raises $100 billion a year, they can have a tax that raises a trillion dollars a year. They can have a tax that raises 5 trillion a year. That’s right. And they can hire all of the soldiers and policemen and propagandists that the world could possibly muster. And to try to turn back once that camel’s nose is under the tent and that whole beast is under the tent is going to be next to impossible, going to be very difficult.

The propaganda, just the control of the propaganda networks convinces 80% of the people to support their BS. That is so hard to fight. It is. And we see what they’re doing with the money they have now, right? Imagine if those financial constraints were lifted and they could basically create as much revenue as they want through taxes. I know. That’s why when I saw your article, I was like, oh, my God, we have to talk about this. But we also have to talk about why Sam is here. And I, I, Sam, you have YourNews.com which I, I want.

Alex just joined as an on your board. And I want to talk about why, you know, why did you join? And because I’m also on your advisory board, which I am honored to be on YourNews.com’s advisory board. And I want to know why you join. I have my own reasons, but I am probably very similar. And why. Just give us your spiel on why you join and why it’s so important, especially in context of what we just got done talking about. Yeah, thank you, Sarah. And, and I’ll let Sam chime in here too. But there’s several things that really caught my interest here.

First of all, I am a huge proponent of local news. In fact, I believe local news is absolutely essential to the preservation of freedom. I think this whole thing where everybody focuses on the president 24 hours a day, seven days a week, when they’re looking at political things, is very dangerous because that allows our city bureaucrats, our county bureaucrats, our state officials to run totally wild without anybody holding accountable, without Anybody looking at what they’re doing. And it’s hard to overstate the danger of that. Frankly, your local government, your county government and your state government have far more impact on your daily life than the President of the United States.

And nobody’s watching them because nobody’s reading the local fake news propaganda outlet owned by Gannett or New York Times or whatever. And I say this as somebody who has written for local newspapers owned by the New York Times and other major chains. There’s a huge significance to local news and unfortunately it’s dying. Partly because the business model is outdated, partly because people don’t want to pay for lying propaganda. And so it’s kind of like a self reinforcing cycle. People don’t want to pay for the propaganda. So the local newspapers cut more of their local reporters and they just run wire stuff and, you know, national stuff.

And so we have an incredible void here in our country that I think represents an existential threat. So that’s kind of the problem side of what attracted me to this operation. Then the solution side is what your news brings to the table. This is a way to reinvigorate local journalism. It’s a way to of course, make a lot of money while doing it, but it’s a way to keep the American people informed about what’s going on in their communities that bypasses the old gatekeepers. I think there’s so much to say about the potential for your news.

We couldn’t get it all in, in one show, but if I had to summarize it very briefly beyond just the financial implications, which I think are important, the really significant thing is that this is going to revitalize real local journalism, which is absolutely essential to the flourishing in a free society. Yes, it is. And I think one thing that Sam and I want you to talk about this now is that, and address this, is that everything is local news and that all of these, I mean, let’s say the central bankers meet in Jackson Hole, Wyoming every year.

That’s a local story. From that perspective, everything is a local story at some point. And if we have real journalists who are trying to get this information out, it totally transforms the news business. Can you talk about that? Yeah. I mean, you’re right. Everything is local somewhere. Right? It has to start somewhere. You know, the, and to, to Alex’s point, the legacy media is dying off. So they don’t have the infrastructures they used to have to be able to support whether you’re, you’re, you know, you’re not reading because you’re tired of the propaganda or, you know, you have the younger generation just that consumes differently, their audience have diminished almost nothing.

So, you know, keep in mind there’s still a demand for news. It’s just the way people consume it has changed and people really want to be informed with what’s happening in their community and the things that are relevant to them. So, you know, in any community, there’s a high school, there’s football games or basketball games and it, and it impacts a lot of people and everybody wants to know and be informed about all that local news. So it’s extremely important. That’s number one. Number two, even if the media was still existing in those markets, there’s a lot of stories that get brushed aside.

Maybe, number one, it could be a big advertiser. It could be because they, you know, they happen to be left leaning or right leaning, which I don’t know, many that are right leaning that won’t publish a story, but it, it, they could have a political agenda and they won’t publish that article. And I’ve heard, and Alex, I’m sure you’ll concur with this from other journalists that they go out and they do the work as an investigative journalist and they bring that story to the paper only for it to get squashed. Alex, that ever happened to you? It has happened quite a few times.

And even when they don’t squash the story, they butcher it. They, instead of making it fair and biased, they take out all the quotes from people they don’t like and they amplify the quotes from people whose opinions they agree with. It’s not what people think they’re going to get when they’re looking at unbiased and objective journalism. No, and I was going to say there’s an example of a story that’s happening local in my area that’s affecting people. And these are the kind of stories I, I don’t, I mean, maybe I should write about it, but we just had our property tax go up, right? It, it’s, these are important stories.

Nobody’s going to talk about it. Our property tax went up, but the percentage went up. I keep talking to people, percentages matter. That means they’re taking money away from your pie. So it’s one thing if your property tax goes up, matching the value going up. It’s another thing when they keep taking larger and larger percentages. You can’t handle that and nobody talks about it. Yeah, you know, it’s just an example of a story that no one talks about because Nobody cares on a national basis or even in a statewide basis because it’s a county level story.

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And you, by filling out that form will get access to the private price list just for Sarah Westall list listeners. Okay. Go to sarah westall.com Miles Franklin and fill out that form and get access to the private price list. Okay, back to the program. Yeah, there’s, there’s a lot of stories that aren’t getting covered and the reason is their infrastructures have diminished to nothing if not they’re out of business. Right. There’s a lot of local newspapers that have went out of business. I don’t even know the number, but it’s a, it’s an incredible amount. There’s also stories that like we had something come in the other day and Yakima, Washington, I think it was.

And it was, it was a story that was being squashed by mainstream media about a cop, I think, who ran over somebody or killed them and they were squashing it. And so the citizen journalists were putting the information out. Right. I mean, it’s like you can’t rely on the media anymore. You got to do it yourself. So, you know, this is where, you know, completely decentralizing the news benefits business is going to be beneficial to all of us. Right. Because you only have a handful of people controlling information and they decide what they want to run.

So ultimately, at the end of the day, what we do is completely decentralize and democratize the news business and as everybody’s heard me say, put the power of the press in the hands of the people where it belongs. Well, isn’t this time the time to do it? Because in the past when these big corporate newspapers had all the power, they could squash something like this. But right now, with them losing their. They don’t have it. They don’t have. There’s a void. There’s a power void. They’re being dismantled. They don’t. Nobody supports them really anymore. This is the time.

Agreed. Yeah, there’s. There’s almost a half a million people on LinkedIn that call themselves freelance journalists. Now, I’ve watched that number rise over the last seven or eight years to, you know, like 400 something thousand people. Additional, there are students that are in school that are studying journalism because they’re, you know, that’s their passion. And honestly, Sarah, you’re in the news business. You know, Alex, is there really going to be people hiring? You know, when you have a half a million or a million students coming out of school, is there going to really be jobs for these people? I highly doubt it.

I mean, who’s there? So it’s going to be a platform like ours that fills that void and the marketplace is going to decide what types of content they want. That’s. This is where it’s all heading. So, yes, you’re correct. It. Now is the time. And how does this. Alex, how does this. And I know you think about power dynamics a lot and where the power lies because that makes such a big difference in how things can get done. How do you think this will shift the power dynamics? And for the people, I think it’s going to be a huge rebalancing.

Now, Sarah, I went to journalism school, one of the most prestigious journalism schools in the world, University of Florida. And they constantly drill that into your head. You guys are the elite of journalist, press, and everybody feels so good. That’s so important. They do that at all the schools, right? They butter you up. And the phrase I didn’t take, I don’t think a single journalism class in. I spent two or three years there getting a bachelor’s where we didn’t hear. You guys are the gatekeepers. You’re the gatekeepers. You are going to decide what the people have in terms of information.

And even then I was like, man, you guys haven’t heard of the Internet have. You’re not gatekeepers anymore, right? We got social media now. We got email now. You know, people do not go to abc, NBC, cbs, and even CNN and FOX as their sole source of information. They don’t even consider their local newspaper the sole source of information. So already I realized these guys were living in a different era. That is not the situation anymore. But what’s happening now with your news, with this new development in the marketplace, is a total flipping upside down of that relationship.

The gatekeepers are essentially irrelevant now. You’re not keeping any gate. People don’t even turn to you for news anymore. And the ones who do know that you’re lying. I mean, look at the polls. The overwhelming majority of Americans regard the news media as enemies of the people, which, yeah, I’m not exactly comfortable with that term, but that’s what Americans say in surveys. And so that whole notion of the elites determining what information we’re going to have, that’s out the window. And what your news is going to do is it’s going to allow anybody who’s got some talent in terms of writing, in terms of journalism, to be able to get information to a huge market of people, and not just voters, but also the people who are in authority, elected officials, bureaucrats, the people who are making these decisions, the leaders of the business community.

So what’s happening here is, I think, one of the most significant developments in the history of journalism. And it’s incredible time to be alive as a journalist. It is. It’s really powerful. But we need help on getting the initial funding. Everybody can fund it, right? I mean, how does that work, Sam? Because you’re not just wanting BlackRock to come in and fund it, right? I mean, unless you want. Unless you. Oh, no, no, no. Yeah. And by the way, I. Somebody asked me to look up the institutions in Rumble. Okay. And just. You don’t have to do it now, but go to Google and type in, you know, is.

Is BlackRock or Vanguard investors in Rumble? And I didn’t think they were. Well, there’s a link that gives you a list of all the institutional players and what they own. And yes, BlackRock and Vanguard were in there as well as. I think there were 10. They were showing 10 or 12 or something like that. So, you know, to me, the reason we’re in the mess we’re in today is because you have six institutional players that control the narrative. And, you know, if you’re out raising capital from institutions like BlackRock and Vanguard, you’re beholden to them. Because they’re going to want some kind of control.

Remember, you know, they call them media moguls for a reason. Information is power. So he who controls all the information is all the power. And they would love to be part of the next mainstream media so they can control the narrative and continue doing, moving forward with their agenda. So I said, well, that’s going to be a mistake. To do that, we need to disperse this to the people where there’s something called an equity crowdfund. And for those of you who, who have raised capital or when you’re doing dealing with private placements, you have to be what’s called a credit investor, which is 1% of the population.

So the only 1% of the population could participate, which means 99% can’t. With an equity crowdfund, everybody can participate, but they’re limited to what their income is. So they still fill out the application or the subscription agreement and they put in their income. And the system tells you how much you can invest, which is perfect, because what is the reason you could only deal with the 1% is because the FINRA and the SEC wanted to make sure that somebody wasn’t stealing somebody’s last $50,000 and they couldn’t pay their bills. They wanted, they wanted to have control.

Well, now the control is the system, which means if you say you put in, you make 20,000 a year, it’ll limit you. I don’t know what the number is, but let’s say you can’t spend more than 45, 4, or $500 in a year. So it limits the me, the person who has the, you know, who has the equity crowdfund from taking too much money from one individual, which I think is brilliant. But you could have an unlimited amount of investors. So I would rather have 5,000 people give me a thousand bucks than one guy Give me 5 million.

Because, Sarah, if you wrote me a check for 5 million, I would be beholden to you. Well, how much can someone give? Well, you could, you could do the whole thing if you want. You can give 5 million and it’s not even really giving. Right. I mean, the way I look at this is investing. Right. So hopefully we’re going to all see returns here on our investment. I mean, it’s a great project to give to, but this is even better than giving because hopefully you get a return as well, so. Exactly. I thank you for clarifying and.

But, you know, I’m invested in it. You’re invested in it, Alex. We’re seeing the value of it. I’M bringing. That’s why I talk to Sam on a regular basis. And I’m so glad you joined too, because the more people who are really astute that joins this and helps get it going, the better opportunity, the more likely this is going to really change the world or at least our country. We need to take our freedom back completely. Yeah. And the, the, the cool part about the equity crowdfund is if I see an investment come in from 5 million from, from BlackRock or Vanguard, I could return the money.

You could actually do that in the equity crowd fund? I haven’t had that issue yet. But those people aren’t going to play until it’s too late. Then they’ll want to play. Once you start scaling this thing. Yeah, they’ll. Oh, of course they will. Yeah. No, this is something that’s way too powerful. So what we’ve been able to do in a relatively short period of time with a relatively small amount of money is we now have a total of I believe, 45 or 4600 content creators. Now not all of them are news reporters. So I think about 3900 would be PR firms and nonprofits, people that have news opinions, stuff like that.

Then you have monetized. So we have about, I think it’s 640 news reporters right now and a little more. So, you know, that’s a lot. Right. But in the last four months we added 300 news people. Wow. So the, the game plan. So forget the PR firms and non profits because they’re not monetized. I’m talking about people that are reporting local news. I wanna, I should be able to do by the end of December. We should have five or six thumbs. That’s the goal. It’s not even that hard. I mean, the void. It’s like these people have nowhere to go.

So it’s either me or. Yeah, I mean it’s easy. They have nowhere to go. Okay, so how do, how does somebody who wants to get in on the ground floor of something really important, how do they do that? If. Well, if you’re talking about being. And I know you’re where you’re going, but if you want to be a news reporter, if you’ve ever aspired to be a news reporter, like somebody could be a broadcaster and use YouTube or Rumble, you can go to YourNews.com, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click the become a citizen journalist and fill out the application.

And then you now have the ability to go cover the city council meeting, the school board Meeting the high school football game. You can write about whatever you’re passionate about. If you, if you are interested in fashion, we have a fashion section. If you have an interest in faith related stuff, we have a faith section. It’s literally endless. You could do entertainment news. Who’s coming to the local venues? Well, you showed me an F1 person or a Formula 1 and a indie. I don’t driver. I’m like, wow, he’s doing really great. He kind of is dominating that whole sector right now.

Him and another guy do Formula 1 and NASCAR to the point where they actually have shows. Right. Like a podcast that does form. So they’re my content creators for. For auto racing. And they’re putting in two, three, four stories a day. I mean, it’s cool. And then they do a podcast worldwide in that way. That’s an example of a national thing. But it’s local. Exactly. And by the way, they. I can’t get a job at espn. He can’t. He can’t get a job with Fox boards. So he’s great. I was reading, so I’m kind of an F1 fan.

My daughter wants me to go to Austin to go watch the F1, and I was reading something. He’s great. Yeah. Yeah. And there. But there’s a lot of them that I have people that do movie reviews that, you know, I just imagine them, you know, sitting down at the, you know, watching Netflix, watching a movie and then writing a review. That’s right. Right. I mean, it’s whatever they want. And. And the categories are just vast. I mean, I think we even have a polo section. Not that we get a lot of polo content, but at some point in time.

Awesome. Yeah. You can get everything. You can. It’s. That’s what I was just talking to you the other day. I’m like, almost, man. Sammy, you could go on anything and talk about any topic because you can relate it back to YourNews.com. it’s pretty incredible. But this is really great. Alex, where can they follow you? Because you are doing amazing work and people need to follow you. Well, I appreciate that very much, Sarah. Thank you. And there’s several places. Your news, obviously, is one of them. We’ve put up huge numbers of stories and we’re going to be doing much more.

In addition to helping to professionalize the journalists, we’re putting a lot of our own stuff up there, and a lot of it’s already up there. Also, libertycentinel.org is my personal website. People can sign up for the newsletter that’s how you got the article we did on the UN Tax. I serve as senior editor at the New American. I write for tons of different publications. I’ve got a big piece coming out at the Epoch Times next week on Gold. And those are some of the ways I do a show that you’ve been kind enough to join me on.

I do several and all those are available at the website. And also senior fellow at Classical Conversations where we are, we’ve got 135,000 students now getting a world class education across the United States. So it’s a fraction of the things that we do. But those are all good places. It’s amazing you get all that done. That’s quite incredible. I know. It’s like, wow, I just, I’m so busy and then I see all the stuff you’re doing. I said, oh, I’m just exhausted thinking about it. Okay, Sam, where again can they find this information and in. And invest? If you’re, if you’re interested in the investment part, you just go to your news scroll down to the bottom of the page.

You’ll click a link that says Invest. It’ll take you to our Issuance Express page which is owned by North Capital Partners. That’s the equity crowdfund. You can read about everything we’re doing. If you want to participate, there’s a button that says invest and you could create an account and put in whatever you want. The whole key to this thing is, is, is truly putting the power to press in the hands of the people. We have an exit, you know, within the next 12 to 18 months. We’re taking this public and it’s something that I think is really important not to go to the institutions, but go to directly to the people.

And I think we’ve raised just under 270 grand so far. But that’s been in like four or five months. You saw it when we get, when we started it, right? Yep. Yeah. So it’s, I love the concept and I, and we covered it today. It’s, it’s really important. This is a void. It’s what we need and it’s perfect timing. It’s a great business opportunity on top of it solving some serious real world issues. By the way, Alex is putting together the journalism ethics for your news. Am I right, Alex? That’s right. Yep. Expand on that. Yeah, I would love to, yeah.

So we’re going to be doing a lot on this front. But you know, one of the big problems with the fake media is that they have no ethics and, and I took a course in journalism ethics when I was in journalism school. But, but this is something really serious. People deserve to know that the news they’re getting is from reporters who follow a code of ethics, who follow a code of ethical standards. We’re not gonna have major conflicts of interest and that kind of thing like we see so often with the fake media. And also just some guidelines for our reporters on how to do real news, not the stuff that they train you to do in journalism school necessarily, because you know, I came out of that world and frankly, it is in many respects a disgrace to journalism.

So what we intend to do with the incredible team of reporters right now being built for Euronews, not just across the United States, but around the world, is really bring world class reporting with serious ethical standards and serious moral principles. So we’re working on that now. We’re going to have a lot more in the weeks and months ahead and I think it’s really going to result in the best team of journalists in the world without even a close second. You know what, I’m really glad that you are talking about this because I taught business ethics at university level and what I’ve learned is that so many people who are in the ethics world, ethics, they’ve skewed ethics to the point of being almost evil in a lot of ways.

You know, some of the top ethics people think that you can eliminate children before the age of two because they don’t contribute to society. I mean, they have. They’re so messed up in the head that they don’t understand morality and ethics on how it really benefits society. So having somebody with a grounded view like you and applying what really flourishes helps humanity flourish will make a big difference. I hope so. And I’m really passionate about this. You know, I have frankly been disgusted. People ask me, what do you do for a living? And I’m sure you know this.

It’s embarrassing to say you’re in journalism because people think of the clown car that is a modern media world. But we’re going to change that. It’s got to change. The old business model is dying in with the new and it is a great time to be in journalism. I do hope that we can not just start a great company here, but really drastically reshape the entire industry so that Americans can be well informed, so that people can trust the information that they’re getting and so that people can hold those in power accountable based on accurate and truthful reporting.

So it’s a great time and I’m just tremendously honored to be a small part of it. Awesome. Thanks. Well, thank you. Thank you so much to both of you for joining the program and for everything that you are doing. This is really a remarkable. And you’re just doing great work, so thank you. Well, you, too, Sarah. Thank you for all that you’re doing. It’s a great honor to be here with you and keep up the great work. Keep up the fight. We’ve got to expose the evildoers, and you’re doing a fantastic job. So thank you, Sarah.

Thank you, Sarah. And by the way, I’m blessed to have both of you guys that recognize the opportunity and wanted to join your news. So I think that’s awesome. It’s. It’s just bringing the right people together. Right. And it all just seems to fit. Sauce. That’s right.
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