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First, tonight, one of the most powerful people in Donald Trump's White House could be at risk of losing her job.
America Now anchor Ben Swann breaks down all the rumors coming out of Washington together with the founder of The National File Noel Fritsch. Also, President Trump is reversing course on the live stream execution of Nadal Hassan.
We're going to tell you why. Plus, Netflix is reportedly cutting nearly 1,000 jobs. And that's all while Americans keep paying more to stream. America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn finds out who's really benefiting from these cuts.
President Trump's team is reportedly exploring a deal with Russia - is Washington ready to wind down the war with or without Zelensky? A panel of guests joins America Now anchor Ben Swann: former Pentagon advisor Colonel Douglas Macgregor and author James Carden. Plus, one of America's largest pharmacy chains will now pay big time for their role in overprescribing addictive painkillers. America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn explains what this could mean for Big Pharma.
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⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 - Women can be good leaders, but men are far more capable of being 03:34 - You gotta have a mix with a little bit of ugly. Just a little. I still need my man handsome, but he can't get 04:25 - Mario says men are only as faithful as their options 06:16 - Next show, we tell women that men never cheat 07:00 - A woman can be functional, still make it through life, so 07:23 - The Bible explicitly states one can divorce the wife under specific circumstances 09:16 - There are different types of cheating. When women cheat, it's like premeditated murder
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Thomas Sheridan is an Author, filmmaker, Alternative Folklorist, and Satirist who has spent a life from Wall Street to the Jungles of South Asia attempting to discover the emerging—often elusive—mythology of modern humans within the present technology-saturated era. Heavily inspired by the work of Carl Jung, Bruno Bettelheim, and Joseph Campbell, Thomas Sheridan has developed ‘Monomythic’ toolkits that draw upon the mythologies of the world. To demonstrate that, on a personal and collective level, these legends and stories contain a subconscious lexicon of wisdom and symbols that can help all of us overcome the personal and broader challenges we encounter in everyday life. By not giving birth and nurturing these timeless archetypes within us all, modern humans are at a loss when it comes to achieving personal and social Individuation. Or a rounding out of one’s purpose in life. Their dharma. Their Monomyth. Inside all of us reside a wizard, a warrior, a bard, and a knight, and by tapping into the power of these archetypes, one can have a more fulfilling and creative life. Every challenge is a quest. Every situation is a saga. Every moment is an adventure.
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Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan, has faced sustained scrutiny over newly exposed connections to the Muslim Brotherhood, designated a terrorist group by several countries and whose Egyptian branch was designated a terrorist organization by the United States in 2025 for supporting Hamas. On NBC’s Meet the Press in October 2026, he answered “No” when asked whether he or his family had any connections to the group.
Game of Money explores the history of money and the financial systems that shape modern society. The documentary examines the Federal Reserve, the evolution of the U.S. dollar, and the impact of inflation, debt, and government monetary policies. It raises questions about who controls the creation and distribution of money, who benefits from the current system, and how financial institutions influence everyday life. Ultimately, the film challenges viewers to reconsider their understanding of money and its role in shaping economic power.
Film by Ben Joseph Stewart, Produced by Tim Pool
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