Richard Eskow, host of The Zero Hour, is joined by Assistant Director of Immigration and Immigrant Rights at Advancing Justice – AAJC, Megan Essaheb, to talk about the current status of the Trump Muslim Ban in the...
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Internet trolls, paid for by Monsanto, have been scouring the internet to hide the ugly truth about the herbicide Roundup and the dangers of glyphosate, while the chemical giant worked with government regulators to declare the product safe to use, even though it “probably” causes cancer. According to court documents, Monsanto hired third parties to search out negative comments about their products and counter them with pseudo-scientific research commissioned by the company itself. Mike Papantonio, of America’s Lawyer, predicts that Monsanto will pay heavily in a jury trial and describes how the company even has trolled The Ring of Fire, while manipulating...
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Richard Eskow, host of The Zero Hour, talks about a recent NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll that shows a record amount of Americans feel that the US Government should be doing more and not less to solve the nations...
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Richard Eskow, host of The Zero Hour, is joined by President of Media Matters for America, Angelo Carusone, to talk about the culture at Fox News and how it finally lead to the firing of Bill...
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At the time of publishing, Kaspersky Lab, an internet security firm, is reporting that more than 57,000 attacks in 74 countries have been generated by a piece of ransomware called “WannaCry” or “Wcry.” The software encrypts all of a user’s data unless they pay a fee to regain control of their system, and is likely derived from leaked NSA hacking software. Currently, sixteen hospitals and offices within the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) have been affected by the attack, as well as large firms like Spain’s Telefónica, and international banks like BBVA. However, the largest concentration of attacks is...
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