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Apr 20, 2022

Special guest Nomi Prins, a geopolitical financial expert and investigative journalist, joins TYT to talk about members of Congress and how they’re growing increasingly receptive to trading stocks while in office and the most recent insider trading scandal that hit the Federal Reserve. Prins’s new book, Permanent Distortion, releases on October 11th, 2020 but is available for pre-order now.
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The Young Turks: April 20, 2022

The global economy is feeling the strain brought on by China’s zero-tolerance policy on new Covid outbreaks happening across the country. Currently, around 400 million people across 45 different cities representing about 40% of China’s GDP are under full or partial lockdown orders, leading to shortages in necessary goods like food and medicine inside and outside of the country.
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Special guest Nomi Prins, a geopolitical financial expert and investigative journalist, joins TYT to talk private equity firms, the global economy, the Federal Reserve, testifying in front of Congress, and much more. Prins’s new book, Permanent Distortion, releases on October 11th, 2020 and is available for pre-order now.
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Special guest Nomi Prins, a geopolitical financial expert and investigative journalist, joins TYT to talk about members of Congress and how they’re growing increasingly receptive to trading stocks while in office and the most recent insider trading scandal that hit the Federal Reserve. Prins’s new book, Permanent Distortion, releases on October 11th, 2020 but is available for pre-order now.
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After the successful unionization of Amazon’s JFK8 warehouse in Staten Island, the company is trying harder than ever to bust potential unions at other Staten Island warehouses. Madeline Wesley, the ALU’s treasurer and a worker at the LDJ5 warehouse in Staten Island, has described the new tactics as “really dirty” as Amazon reportedly is using bigoted lies and rumors to drive internal division between workers.
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An adviser to Bernie Sanders has revealed that the Senator is open to running for president again in 2024 if President Biden decides not to run for reelection. Let’s hope that Bernie will still challenge Biden in the 2024 Democratic presidential primary regardless.
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In a trailer for his upcoming show streaming on Fox Nation, Piers Morgan gets into a verbal spat with Donald Trump over the former President’s refusal to admit that he lost the 2020 election. Trump got so upset by the interview that he walked out on Morgan.
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Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorrow addressed slanderous accusations against her live on the floor after Republican state Senator Lana Theis spread lies that McMorrow supports the “grooming” and “sexualization” of children in a campaign email. McMorrow did not hold back her criticism of Theis’s attempt to slander her saying that she [McMorrow] is “the biggest threat to your [Theis] hollow, hateful scheme”.
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Syracuse, New York cops were recorded handcuffing a literal 8-year-old Black child after he allegedly stole a bag of chips from a store. The boy is audibly sobbing and crying as the cops forced him into the back of their car as bystanders were threatened for recording the incident.
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In a segment reportedly ‘celebrating’ Black conservative figures, Newsmax displayed a picture of Ben Shapiro along with Ben Carson, David Clarke, and Herman Cain to show that systemic racism in America does not exist. Host Greg Kelly did acknowledge that Shapiro is in fact not Black , but included him in the graphic anyways to show how much Shapiro has done for the Black conservative movement.
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In 2015, Taco Bell removed the “Grilled Stuft Nacho” from its menu to the dismay of many. But one man named Chris Sandberg refused to concede to the fast food chain and has been on a quest ever since to have the item return to the menu.
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A Los Angeles couple has gone viral after they shared how they kept costs extremely low for their wedding. The couple kept their wedding under $500 by choosing a cheap outdoor location, having guests pay for their own dinners, and ordering the bride’s dress online.
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New page: Special guest Nomi Prins, a geopolitical financial expert and investigative journalist, joins TYT to talk about members of Congress and how they’re growing increasingly receptive to trading stocks while in office and the most recent insider trading scandal that hit the Federal Reserve. Prins’s new book, Permanent Distortion, releases on October 11th, 2020 but is available for pre-order now. - TYT.com