NATO Summit, Hunter Biden Whistleblower, BRICS Currency

Another train derails in the US, and huge protests resume in Israel as the Netanyahu government revives judicial reform plans.

International affairs and security analyst Mark Sleboda joins Misfits hosts Michelle Witte and John Kiriakou to discuss NATO’s refusal to give Ukraine a clear timeline for membership, what it took to get Turkiye to give up its objections to Sweden’s membership, what Turkiye might do to get itself back in Russia’s good graces, what F-16 jets will mean for Turkiye, and the fate of the Black Sea grain deal.

Former senior FBI agent and renowned whistleblower Coleen Rowley discusses the defamation case that Ray Epps is bringing against Fox News and Tucker Carlson, former President Donald Trump’s efforts to delay his espionage trial, new charges against the man accusing members of the Biden family of corruption involving China, an Israeli-American's possible whistleblowing role in the investigation of Hunter Biden, and Ukraine's Zelensky asking the United States to censor what Ukraine viewed as hostile content on Twitter.

Author and economist John Ross discusses rumors of a coming BRICS trading currency as an alternative to the dollar, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development pressing the Australian government to drop financial disclosure requirements for multinational companies, recent trips by US officials to China, and the reports of a “wage-price spiral” in the United Kingdom.

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