Small investors are pushing back on investment apps including Robinhood that blocked users from purchasing shares of Gamestop and other companies as the markets surged. This comes after investors hit plans by hedge funds to manipulate the markets by instead putting more money into the stocks. Capitol Police Chief said the US Capitol needs a…
Video: Live Q&A: Robinhood Users File Class Action Lawsuit Over Gamestop; Permanent Wall Around US Capitol?
China in Focus (Jan. 28): Chinese Media Headlines Misrepresent WHO
Some Chinese media reports use headlines to mischaracterize overseas vaccines. But internal documents show they haven’t had much success in promoting China’s version. A Chinese actress is left floundering after a scandal goes public. It involves her two children born from surrogate mothers—and sheds light on the practice in the country. The Biden administration gives…
Video: What’s Happening With the Gamestop Shares—Interview With Charles Mizrahi
The conflict around the Gamestop stock started with hedge funds shorting a stock, then into retail traders investing which overturned the actions of the hedge funds. This led to an SEC investigation into the retail traders, and a flurry of news articles and social media posts. The conflict later led to investment app Robinhood blocking…
Video: Understanding ‘All Men Are Created Equal’—1776 Commission’s Dr. Matthew Spalding
In the founding of America, some suggest the idea that “all men are created equal” was a lie, written by hypocrites in a time of slavery. When the New York Times’ controversial 1619 Project was first published, it’s introduction stated that it “aims to reframe the country’s history, understanding 1619 as our true founding.” How…
Video: Live Q&A: Texas May Soon Vote on Secession From US With ‘TEXIT’; DHS Issues Heightened Threat Alert
Lawmakers in Texas have introduced a referendum bill that would let state residents vote on secession from the United States. And the Department of Homeland Security has issued a “heightened threat” alert about potential unrest after the transition. In this live Q&A with Crossroads host Joshua Philipp we’ll be discussing these stories and others, and…
Video: Facts Matter (Jan. 27): Trump Creates ‘Office of the Former President’
President Trump announced that he has opened a new office, something that he calls the “Office of the Former President.” Forty-five senators voted against having an impeachment trial because they believe that impeaching President Trump after he’s left office is unconstitutional. A federal judge ruled in favor of Texas and issued a temporary restraining order…
China in Focus (Jan. 27): Biden’s UN Nominee Comments on China Draw Ire
A heated debate erupted over President Joe Biden’s choice of UN ambassador. The disagreement stems from a speech the nominee gave at a Chinese Communist Party-backed Confucius Institute. America’s power grid could be at risk, after Biden suspended an order that aimed to protect it. The Biden administration denounces using terms like “China virus” and…
Video: Live Q&A: Trump Impeachment Lacks GOP Votes; Prosecutors Prepare Sedition Charges Over Capitol Breach
The push to impeach Trump may fall short of its two-thirds majority, as 45 Republicans in the Senate said they will not vote to impeach. And US prosecutors are now allegedly preparing to bring sedition charges against individuals involved in the Capitol breach. In this live Q&A with Crossroads host Joshua Philipp we’ll be discussing…
China in Focus (Jan. 26): Imported Samples Test Positive: Suspicions Rise in China
In an undercover video, two doctors from Wuhan shed light on the Chinese Regime’s virus coverup. The U.S. signals plans for a continued tough stance on China. That’s as an advisor to Biden talks about using “strategic patience” in approaching the issue. A young man in China dies a slow death after living in severe…
Video: How to Have Difficult Political Conversations: Karlyn Borysenko
January 26, 2021
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In an era of name-calling, intolerance, and ad hominem attacks, what can the average American do to overcome partisan division? In this episode, we sit down with Karlyn Borysenko. An organizational psychologist and longtime Democrat, she started exploring her political options after witnessing cancel culture in her knitting community. After President Trump signed an executive…
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