Journalist exposes media outlet paying millions to US companies to publish propaganda disguised as news articles



It appears that major U.S. media outlets have been receiving millions of dollars from China Daily, a state-owned Chinese media company.

All China Daily has asked for in exchange for the millions is that these American publications publish Chinese propaganda disguised as news articles.

According to Drew Holden from the Washington Free Beacon, China Daily is “a mouthpiece for the Chinese Communist Party.”

“It’s fully owned and operated by the CCP,” Holden tells Stu Burguiere, revealing that media outlets were getting paid “to include puff pieces about the Chinese regime” and “to talk about U.S.-China relations” in “ways that weren’t connected to the facts at all.”

The New York Times, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal had all been a part of this before severing their connections with China Daily when news got out about their involvement in 2021.

Time magazine has also partnered up with China Daily, receiving $3.5 million from the CCP-operated company since 2021.

Time created a segment called “China Watch,” which is a segment on Time’s website that runs advertisements that Holden says “really just look like bad news articles under the Time magazine logo.”

“They’re all gonna stop and stop taking the Chinese propaganda money. Right, Drew?” Stu Burguiere asks, noting that it would make sense now that they’ve been caught.

“You would think,” Holden laughs.

“Straight propaganda from our geopolitical nemesis in China being printed underneath their logos to be distributed to their readership, and they’re taking a ton of money to do this,” he adds.


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Watch: Cardi B has HAD IT with Joe Biden



Most celebrities, either because they’ve bought into the woke ideology of Hollywood or because they want to avoid being canceled, label themselves Democrats.

However, that may be changing.

Bronx rapper Cardi B is one celebrity who’s “had it with Joe Biden and the Democrats,” says Dave Rubin.

In a recent video, the musician blasted the current administration for the “$120 million budget cut in New York that is going to affect schools, public libraries, and the police department,” as well as “a $5 million budget cut in sanitation.”

“How is there a $100 million budget cut in New York City for f***ing schools, libraries, police safety, and sanitation, yet Joe Biden is talking about, 'Yeah, we can fund two wars'?” Cardi criticized, adding that “we're going through a recession right now.”

“[Mayor] Eric said it — there is a budget cut going on in New York; and little by little, it’s gonna go in y’all’s states,” she warned.

While Dave thinks “she's a little confused about some things in that Joe Biden is not really in charge as the president of the United States [of] the New York City sanitation budget and things of that nature,” she nonetheless is “making some sense.”

“Leftists and Democrats and celebrities and Hollywood and musicians — they've all supported the Democrats, and they are suddenly starting to realize that the Democrats, whether they're the president of the United States or they're the mayor of New York City ... that they've ruined everything,” he says.

To watch Cardi B tear into Dems and their abysmal policies, watch the video below.


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Cardi B, who endorsed Biden, blasts the president for funding wars as American cities deteriorate: 'I'm about to go off'



Rapper Cardi B – who previously endorsed then-candidate Joe Biden – slammed the current president for the economy and funding wars while American cities are deteriorating.

Cardi B began her expletive-laden rant by saying, "I'm an angry-a** b***h right now. I'm about to go off right now, right now."

She also prefaced her diatribe on Instagram by saying, "If something happens to me, it's because I'm speaking the truth."

The rapper – who was born in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan – pointed out how New York City is forced to make major budget cuts due to the migrant crisis that will cost the city an estimated $11 billion over the next two years. The sweeping budget cuts will slash the NYPD force to the lowest levels in decades, drastically reduce the Department of Education's budget by $1 billion over the next two years, trim $32 million from the Sanitation Department, and shutter public libraries on Sundays.

Cardi B declared on the livestream video, "B***h, we are gonna be drowning in f***ing rats."

Cardi B – whose real name is Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar – proclaimed that she will never endorse any presidential candidates ever again, despite promoting Biden in 2020.

"I don’t give a f***, I’m not endorsing no f***ing presidents no more. Because how is that a $100 million budget cut in New York City for f***ing schools, library, police safety, and sanitation? Yet Joe Biden talking about like, ‘Yeah, we can fund two wars. We can fund two wars.' Motherf***ers talking about, ‘We don’t got it but we got it, like we’re the greatest nation.' No, the f*** we’re not. We’re going through some s**t right now.”

The rapper conceded that she is "lucky," but was concerned about her relatives and friends "living in the hood."

She added that the budget cuts are going to affect all of New York City.

Cardi B exclaimed, "B***h, New York City is already f***ing super dirty!"

The "WAP" rapper declared that the U.S. government can't afford to fund the Ukraine-Russia war or the Israel-Hamas war.

"This s**t is getting out of hand," she told her 169 million Instagram followers.

Cardi B called out the Biden administration, "They don't want to say the word – but we going through a recession right now. We really, really, really are."

She warned that the budget cuts hurting New York City will spread to the rest of the country.

The music artist told her followers that celebrity gossip is "little" compared to "what's really going on in the world right now."

"The world is in f***ing shambles," she added.

(WARNING: Explicit language)

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Cardi B previously got chummy with Biden during a softball interview less than three months before the 2020 presidential election.

"I have a whole list of things that I want and I wish and I desire in our next president to do for us. But first, I just want Trump out," the rapper said to Biden during the interview for Elle magaznie. "Know what I'm saying? I just think his mouth gets us in trouble so much. I don't want to be lied to."

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‘Very Volatile Moment’: Newsom Slashes Budget After Turning $98 Billion Surplus Into $22.5 Billion Deficit in Single Year

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Horowitz: McConnell’s ‘wartime’ COVID investments come home to roost



“Bidenflation” existed before he staggered into office on January 20, 2021. It was catalyzed when nearly every Republican supported the worst piece of legislation in American history on March 25, 2020, which set off a cascade of several other pieces of legislation underwriting, incentivizing, and consummating COVID lockdowns. The chief cheerleader of the bill at the time was none other than Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the man whom Republicans are pining to see become floor leader once again next year to solve the inflation crisis. But in order to solve it, don’t we need to first acknowledge the cause and who was responsible?

Last week, Sen. Mitch McConnell tossed out the same tired bromide about Biden causing inflation with his $1.9 trillion reckless spending “on party line” last year.

\u201cOne clear reason we're suffering from 40-year high inflation: The $1.9 trillion reckless spending this all-Democratic government passed on a party-line basis last year. \n\nNow, after spending us into inflation, they want to tax us into a recession.\u201d
— Leader McConnell (@Leader McConnell) 1657833072

What he forgets to tell you is that the bulk of the unfathomable levels of spending came from the worst legislation in American history: the $2.2 trillion COVID lockdown/Big Pharma bill that he ardently pushed for in March 2020, which at the time, represented half of the entire federal budget! That bill led to a cascading effect of unconscionable spending and tyranny that, between Congress and the Federal Reserve, unleashed more than $10 trillion on the economy.

At the time, McConnell praised it as “a wartime level of investment into our nation.” “The men and women of the greatest country on Earth are going to defeat this coronavirus and reclaim our future," said Majority Leader Mitch McConnell when announcing the deal that morning. "The Senate's going to make sure that they have the ammunition they need to do it."

Except, it wasn’t a wartime investment in production, it was an investment in lockdown, paying people not to work, imposing tyranny, and inducing a vicious cycle of Big Pharma failure that perpetuated both the pandemic and the economic misery. Milton Friedman famously described inflation as the result of "too much money chasing too few goods.” Never was there a time in history when Congress voted to spend so much money to simultaneously shut down production and make goods scarce while lining the pockets of individuals and corporations with endless cash. As the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank conceded in March when groping in the dark for the culprit of the history inflation, “In seeking an explanation, we turn to the combination of direct fiscal support introduced to counteract the economic devastation caused by the pandemic."

Because of the terrible COVID policies Republicans still refuse to acknowledge, the federal reserve went on such a bond buying spree that it literally increased the money supply by 40% and did this all while the same policies were shrinking output.

Hence, a lot of money suddenly chasing diminishing quantities of products.

What’s worse, these same Republicans then immediately jumped on the bandwagon of the “next current thing” by criticizing Biden for not giving enough money to Ukraine. It wasn’t just the over $50 billion we sent there without an understanding of the outcome we hoped to achieve, but it perpetuated a war and sanctions that are crushing supply chains, which further exacerbates the inflation. McConnell famously said in May that “the most important thing going on in the world right now is the war in Ukraine.”

Hence, McConnell carping about inflation now is akin to the arsonist lamenting the heat of the fire and dressing up as the firefighter. Obviously, Biden has done things on the regulatory side and through exacerbating the war on fossil fuels that aggravated this crisis, particularly as it relates to energy. But the foundation for this crisis was set in stone with the bills shepherded by McConnell when he was in the majority. And that date was not January 2021, but March 2020, when Republicans controlled two of the three branches.



Since March 2020, the gross debt has increased by over $7 trillion. It took from George Washington’s day to the first half of 2004 to accrue our first $7 trillion in debt. What is particularly jarring is that $6.5 trillion of that increase is composed of the “public debt,” not the “intragovernmental debt,” which we supposedly owe ourselves (most prominently the Social Security Trust Fund).

Which brings us back to the GOP senators and congressmen. Which programs would they cut or devolve to the state? What exactly would they do to combat the inflation and what systemic governmental reforms will they push that would address the enormity of the crisis? Combatting “waste, fraud, and abuse” or eliminating “pork” won’t cut it.

At least in 2010 during the Tea Party era, they claimed to oppose spending and then betrayed their promise. Today, they are not even acknowledging the issue of our time that caused the inflation. As such, how are we to believe anything would change on the other side of an auspicious election result?